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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1956

Page

9

Surprising rally lifts broiler prices at Lancaster sale

In the Lancaster Poultry Exchange sale of December 6 1956 a surprise rally raised broiler prices by two cents to an average of 19.09 cents per pound for 96 540 birds from 28 lots. Totals listed show 35 offered 34 sold and 28- lot solid figures with several small lots achieving 12 to 25 percent cents, while year earlier comparisons note 122 425 birds sold at 19.36 cents on December 6 and 8 1955.

Lancaster Poultry Exchange Rohrestown

Turkeys Trade Details in Philadelphia Market Report

USDA notes frozen ready to cook turkeys available with ample supplies. Wholesale prices listed for grades A and US grade A, with ranges by weight from 8 to 28 pounds and up. Prices show slight variations across weight classes.

Poultry Lot Listings With Bids From Area Breeders

A long list of poultry lots from breeders and traders with counts ages breeds and bid percentages. Names include W Breneman Eli W Breneman Glenn Herr Wenger's Miller Bushong Miller etc with many consignments of White Vantress Indian Rivers White Rock Leghorn and other fowl. Several entries show no sale or bids around 17 to 26 percent with buyers such as Linn Poultry Tailley’s Poultry and Grimes & Hauer.

C. Richard Neff Indian Rivers Roy E Ream Elmer Seaman Producers Cooperative Exchange Paul Rowe W. Breneman Eli W. Breneman New Hampshire Glenn H. Herr Victor F Weaver Wenger's D. Z. Heisey Linn Poultry Miller & Bushong Stanley Carpenter H. W. Longacre H. W. Longacre, Inc Millar & Bushong Eber Hess Tilfey Jacob Cramer Daniel K. Good Charles Nissley Linn Ralph Zimmerman Ray W. Gibble Edwin Hurst Allen E. Moyer Walter C. Mellinger Walter C Mellinger Charles D. Warfel II Grimes & Hauer Fruitville Farms Abram Shenk College Hill Poultry Victor F. Weaver Arthur Powl Wilmer Kreider Tailley’s Andrew N. Muller Tilley’s John Olesh, Jr Aberdeen Mills Meader’s Walter Loose

Yergers Elected Ayrshire Members

The National Secretary Chester C. Putney announced the unanimous election of Elizabeth and Dorothy Yerger of Malvern to the Ayrshire Breeders Association. The Yerger herd traces to Ayrshire Scotland, a breed with over 20,000 U S dairy herds today.

Wilson Elizabeth Dorothy Yerger Malvern

Lancaster Livestock Market Report Slaughter Steers Steady

Lancaster livestock buyers report weaker cattle supply with slaughter steers holding steady while stockers and feeders soften. Cattle volume fell from 3,243 to 2,347 head week over week. calves, hogs, and sheep show varied price shifts with feeders and canners muted and lamb demand largely steady.

Lancaster USDA

Eggs Prices steady as demand improves in Philadelphia

Philadelphia traders report steady to firm egg prices with improved demand for most grades. Supplies remain adequate and movement from storage is very light. Wholesale price ranges for AA large to brown, extras, A, and standards are listed with receipt totals of 4,400 cases by truck on December 11.

Ames In-Cross Philadelphia USDA

Processed Poultry Prices and Receipts by Region

Processed poultry ready to cook shows steady to barely steady demand with ample supplies. Prices delivered to Philadelphia warehouses ranged for grade A and US grade A at 29 to 32 cents per pound for hens and 31 to 32 cents for select cuts. Receipts dated December 11 totaled 86,000 pounds Maryland. 99,000 pounds Delaware. 66,000 pounds North Carolina. 23,000 pounds South Carolina. 12,000 pounds Virginia.

Philadelphia USDA U.S Phiadelphia Maryland Delaware North Carolina South Carolina Virginia

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Lancaster Farming Broilers Miller &Bushong Paul Savingood Red Wantress Roy E. Ream Eli Altman Altman’s Cash Feed Store Willis H. Weaver Harrisburg Ave Larg Goldful Hatcheries, Inc Turkeys Yergers Ayrshire David S. Sorenson Usda Market U. S Mulser Donegal Mt. Joy Mount Joy, PA Ward Bottle Gas Ephrata, PA S. Strate St Ephreta Lancaster County the “County Bank Stanley M. Musselman Department The Lancaster County National Bank E. King St.— Cor. Prince and James Sts N. Queen St. Membre Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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