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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1957

Page

9

Broiler Average Near Steady At Lancaster Exchange

Lancaster The broiler average eased slightly from last week at the Lancaster Poultry Exchange on Thursday with 122 200 birds selling for 22.69 cents per lb, down 0.06 cent from the prior Thursday. Other items included 1 750 Leghorn fowl at 14.5 cents and capons around 26.2 and 28.5 cents, plus 500 heavy fowl at 18.5 cents.

Lancaster Exchange Lancaster Lancaster Poultry Exchange Livengood Roy E. Ream Morgantown Ammon P. Stoltzfus Charles Schreiner Jr Carl B. Risser Ivan H. Hess Meader

Live Poultry Prices and Bids From Philadelphia Auction

Unsettled demand with fair trading for most classes and ample supplies. Yearling hens and large pallets favored. ordinary colored hens and fryers sold slowly. Wholesale prices listed for broilers, pullets, hens, old roosters, ducks, and bids from Weaver Inc and other buyers for various poultry lots in cents per pound.

Philadelphia

Lancaster Markets: Cattle Offerings Steady Despite Sluggish Trade

Federal State Market News Service reports Lancaster cattle runs at 4,318 this week, up from 3,742 last week, with slaughter steers and heifers steady to weak and cows and bulls mostly steady. Trading slow on stockers and feeders, bulk fed steers 1,000-1,250 lbs $24.50-26.50, prime up to $29, and calves strong with veal steady to firm. Hog and sheep totals show lighter hogs and steady spring lambs with various prices across classes.

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John K. Curry & Sons Edwin L. Funck Victor F. Weaver Inc Warren Shearer White Mountains H. W. Longacre Inc Stephen Notestine Miller & Bushong Elmer Beiler Victor F Altman’s Willis H. Weaver Harrisburg Ave Dearborn-Wood Bros Allen H. Matz Ten Holland Denver Lauder Bros Elizabethtown Farmers Supply Inc Conestoga Farm Service Quarryville Ph Columbia Pike Haverstick Bros Lancaster Ph Arbor Acres Ray W. Gibble Clair Graybill Walter B. Lehman Indian River Farm Jack H. Michael Indian River Ray R Shultz Indian Rivers Eugene Schlosnagle By David S. Sorenson Beacon Cayuga Maine Virginia Beacon Milling Company Cayuga, NY York Laurel,del Eastport Beacon-Showalter Broadway
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