Friday Broiler Prices Dip at Lancaster Poultry Exchange
No Wednesday sale due to holidays. only auction held Thursday with a weekly average of 19.66 cents for 155 600 broilers and a Friday sale listing numerous lots of White Vantress capettes and white Vantress birds with prices around 19 to 20 cents. A 2 500 capettes lot sold for 284 cents.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Poultry Exchange
Poultry Sale Entries From Miller and Bushong Catalog
The record lists poultry lots from Miller and Bushong and partners including John Olesh Jr Harry L Trimble Christ M Smith Elmer Showalter George Weaver Norman B Kready and Mark C Hershey. It details White Vantress Indian Rivers and related buyers sellers and bid figures with cents per unit for numerous transactions.
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Miller & Bushong
John Olesh Jr
College Hill
Harry L. Trimble
Roy E. Ream
Christ M. Smith
Meader’s
Victor F. Weaver Inc
Elmer Showalter
C. F. Manbeck Inc
William K. Burkholder
George Weaver
Coop. Exc
Norman B. Kready
D. K. Good
Normanb. Kready
John N. Thomas
Dexter Fulk
College Hall Poultry
Mark C. Hershey
Starr Poultry
Glenn H. Herr
James Barley
Victor F. Weaver
Morgantown Feed & Grain
Charles Newlin
Producers Coop Exc
Broiler market in Philadelphia shows unsettled prices and active trading
In Philadelphia the USDA notes unsettled market with heavy volume and strong buyers demand. Prices vary by type: White Rocks 28-36 cents, Barred Rock pullets 35-38, caponettes 28-34, cross fryers 24-25, No 2 quality 30-37, mixed broilers 10-23, and turkeys unsettled. Receipts Apr 16 totaled 74,000 lbs.
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Philadelphia
USDA
White Holland Breeder
Egg Market Report Shows Steady Demand and Varied Prices
Eggs about steady with adequate supplies across grades. Net out of storage movement moderate. Current receipts sold slowly at 27 28 cents. Wholesale prices range by grade from 34 to 50 cents per dozen with variations by weight and quality. Receipts on April 16 show 5,200 cases all by truck.
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Philadelphia
USDA
Lancaster Cattle and Lamb Receipts Strength at Holiday Market
Lancaster cattle receipts 3 673 week earlier 4 500 down about 19 percent with slaughter steers slow and cows up to 50 cents higher. Stockers and feeders gain as heifers remain scarce. cows 10 percent. Prime loads of steer and average grades noted. calves 828. Hogs 1 796 with barrows and gilts mostly steady to strong. sows steady. Sheep 1 668 with spring lambs 30-70 lbs up for Easter trade. 30-40 lb lambs $30-35, 28-30 for comparable grades, utilities around $20-24.
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Lancaster
U.S
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S. E. Davis
Brown Bros
Martin L. Miller
DelHamp Cross
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Willis H. Weaver
Harrisburg Ave
Broiler Profits
Musser Farms, Inc
Columbia, Pa
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville, Pa
West Willow Farmers
ASSOC
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Prince
R. W. Hollinger & Sons
Manheim, Pa
Brown
Rea
Atglen, Pa
A. L. Herr & Bro
Quarryville, Pa
Chicago
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Usda Market News Service
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Wilson
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Mwallon
L. H. Brubaker
R. D
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