Barrows Gain as Steers Steady at Lancaster Sale
Cattle run 2234 head for week. slaughter steers 1200 lbs and under mostly steady, over 1200 slow to weak. Feeders slow to steady. bulk choice fed steers 975-1200 lbs mostly $20.00-$21.50, some 1100-lb prime $22.00-$22.50. Cows, bulls, vealers reported with utility prices around $12-$18 for cows and $23-$28 for vealers, and stocker activity mixed.
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Lancaster
Thursday Poultry Sale In 19 Cent Bracket Report
Rohrerstown sales report for December 22 1955 shows prices largely below the prior year with bids mainly late and a sale range of 17 to 19 percent averaging 18.96. The record lists consignors buyers and lots including D E Horn and Co Nelson Fitz Mandata Poultry and Roy E Ream with White Vantress Indian River Cross and Red Vantress breeds in 9 to 16 week stock, some sales and several withdrawals prior to sale.
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Laneater Poultry Exchange
Rohrerstown
D. E. Horn &Co
Nelson Fitz
White Mountains
Reuben N. Martin
Indian River ‘Cross
Tulley
Clayton S. Zimmerman
Roy E Ream
Mervin McMichael
Miller & Bushong
Samuel B. Siegrist
Roy E
Non S. Snyder
Man‘data
Titus H. Nolt
Livestock Auction Report Shows Mixed Week Patterns
The auction notes a mostly steady barrow and gilt market with some 50 cent gains for top lots. Feeder weights 180 to 280 pounds traded around 13 to 14 dollars, with hogs and lambs seeing higher bids and lighter buyers scarce. Sows ranged near 1000 to 1150 dollars, lambs up about 100 dollars from last week with good and choice lots at 1800 to 2100 dollars.
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U. S
Poultry Market Report from Philadelphia Prices Rise and Demand Strong
Eggs firm with higher prices and tight supplies. Large to Jumbo sizes fetch 45 to 63 cents, whites 58 to 63, browns 57 to 61, with various standards and extras quoted. Turkey demand steady for light supplies. bronze hens at 50 cents and young toms 31 to 38 cents. Receipts totaled 5,040 cases by track. regional arrivals included Maryland 7,900 lbs, Delaware 9,200 lbs, Virginia 4,000 lbs.
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Philadelphia
Cross Flyers
Columbian
Vantress
Seven Guernseys Among 96 All American Finalists
Seventy six Pennsylvania Guernseys reach the 96 finalists for the 1955 All American Contest sponsored by the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Finalist names include Lake Louise Royal Superb owned by Raymond Goeringer Dallas Max im of McDonald Farms Wyne Beau's Cherub owned by James D Berry Jr Titusville Applebrook Predictions Carla owned by Charles P O Connor and more. Final selections by a committee led by M G Seath Delbert Kingston and C Hilton Boynton will be announced February 1 1956 with placings recorded in the AGCC performance register.
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Peterborough
Pennsylvania
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Lake Louise
West Chester
Wye Heights
Dr. Pack
Fairlawn
Helena
Wyne Farms
Muncy
Cool Run
Fame
Donna
M. G. Seath
Far Halls
N. J
Delbert Kingston
Cary
Ill
C. Hilton Boynton
University of New Hampshire
H. H. Kildee
Iowa
State College
AGCC
Guernsey Breeders, Journal
Lancaster farming statistics show shifts in crops and livestock
The Lancaster County figures indicate increases in potato production for home use and sale and tobacco harvest trends during 1950 to 1954. Dairy, poultry, and other livestock farms also changed, with total farm counts and types adjusted as shown in the table.
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Lancaster County
Broilers Prices Rise at Lancaster Auction December 27 1955
Stronger broiler prices after Christmas pushed average to 21.8 cents at Lancaster Poultry Exchange Rohrerstown sale on Tuesday. About 45,000 birds were listed with multiple lots sold and bids from buyers including Aaron S. Fisher and Harold Folkman. top price 24 percent on Red Vantress, 11 weeks four days.
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Lancaster Poultry Exchange
Rohrerstown
Aaron S. Fisher
Tilley’s
Daniel G. Ferry
Roy E. Ream
Ray W. Guibble
Jacob N. Eshelman
Producers Coop Exchange
Glenn H Herr
Daniel K.good
Fulton Grange Plans Expansion of Hall Addition
Fulton Grange announced a 32 foot expansion at the rear of Fulton Grange Hall to be built soon. At the Oaklyn Christmas party Master Charles McSparran named three Grange representatives to the milk price hearing: Thomas Galbreath Martin Eshleman and Russell Hart. The event featured a gift exchange Carol singing and refreshments with Ruth Ann Armstrong in charge of the Juvenile Grange program and Mabel Brabson supervising the Subordinate Grange program.
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Fulton Grange
Oaklyn Hall
Charles McSparran
Grange
Thomas Galbreath
Martin Eshleman
Russell Hartsee
Howard Miller
Theodore Beck
Ruth Ann Armstrong
Mabel Brabson
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Barrows
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Usda Market News Bureau
Tri-Town Electric CO
Leda
Altman
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Dairy
Willis H. Weaver
Harrisburg Ave
Musser
Donegal
Musser Leghorn Farms
Mount Joy
Lancaster Farming Statistics
Broilers
Harold Folkman
Indian River Cross
Horace W. Longacre
Muller & Bushong
Fred F Frey
Mandala Poultry
Norman, Peifer
Hall
Siegler
Paes Lal
L. H. Brubaker
Strasburg