Lancaster Poultry Exchange Broilers Tank to 16.05 Average
Weekly Lancaster Poultry Exchange report shows broiler prices at 16.05 with light marketings. Total 16 lots offered, 27 500 birds, four withdrawn on NO SALE, 12 sold. Listing names, breeds, ages, and bids follow, including WV Cap and IRW entries and multiple buyers.
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Lancaster Poultry Exchange
Indian River
Aaron J Brubaker
Carl Risser
Miller
Bushong
Elam
Riehl
Victor Weaver
Same
Marvin Swergart
Frank Destafano
Roy E
Ream
Clair Bomberger
Daniel K Good
Long
Henin
Charles Shreiner, Jr
Risser
Mervin Graybill
Wvcap
Eastern Milk Output Steady Despite Snow Near Northeast
Eastern milk production remained generally sustained though parts of the Northeast faced lighter supplies after heavy snows and cold. Bottling demand rose as milk moved to bottlers, prices in the New York shed climbed up to five cents, and ice cream and holiday dairy products sold well with stout cream and egg nog in demand.
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PHILA
St. Penna
Delmarva and Georgia Poultry Markets See Mixed Demand Friday
Delmarva buyers were selective for size and quality with large birds in the upper price range as 442 600 head moved, including 240 000 bought on the Eastern Shore. Georgia markets showed slow to fair demand with most offerings in balance, farm prices at 14-15 cents and large weekly volumes.
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Delmarva
Georgia
Open market selling prices in S E Penna area
Open market selling prices in southeastern Pennsylvania area were unchanged to 25 cents higher for car or trucklot purchases of at least 200 cans and unchanged for L C L (minimum 50 cans). Prices in the New York milk shed held steady. Southeastern Penn area 40 quart unit 40 percent butterfat Pa and N J approved car or trucklot minimum 200 cans 25 25-26.75 L Co L min 50 cans 26.25-27.50 Atlanta 40 gt 40 percent bottling small lots 24.00-27.00.
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S E Penna
N J
L. Cc. L
N. Y
Southeastern Penna Area
N. J
L. Co. L
Atlanta
Weekly New York Egg Market Report
Market summary for New York eggs covering December 15 through December 19. Listings include wholesale prices, trading volumes, and notable fluctuations across Monday to Friday with attention to shell and output quality shifts. Officials note steady demand from bakeries and dairy firms amid winter season.
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New York
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Broilers
Tony Georeno
C F. Manbeck
J. J Hess
John E. Riehl
Weaver
L. B. Henninger & Son
Curtis L. Moyer
College Hill Poultry
Ronald Peachey
Jessie S. Yoder
Bomberger
Snavely’s Farm Service
New Holland
Lancaster Farming Advertisers
EOD
Mechanical Poultry Houses
Y Monroe C. Babcock
Babcock
Babcock Hatchery, Inc
Ph. Madison
RTE
Lititz
Urner-Barry Co
E. Musser Heisey
R. D
Mount Joy
A. L. Groff
S. Queen
Lancaster, Pa
Musser
the Buck
Quarryville
J. C. Walker & CO
Gap, Pa
A. L. Herr & Bro
Quarryville, Pa
Warren Sickman R. D
Pequea, Pa
Ammon E. Shelly
Lititz, Pa
Chas E. Lauder & Sons R. D
East Earl, Pa
Marietta, Pa
Musser Farms, Inc
Columbia, Pa
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
Hollinger & Sons
West Willow Farmers Eee Inc. Association
Manhem, Pa
West Willow
Mountville Feed Service
Leroy Geib
Manheim
John H. Bonholtzer
Walter & Jackson, Inc
Christiana, Pa
Snader’'S Mill
Stevens, Pa
I. B. Graybill & Son Retion
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