Top Broilers Bring 251 Cents At Lancaster Exchange
Lancaster poultry auction February 20 paid 251 cents top price for broilers with average 2272 cents and 80 850 birds sold. Roy E Ream led with top prices. numbers include White Vantress and Indian River breeds with prices around 22 to 251 percent per pound.
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Lancaster Exchange
Lancaster
Roy E. Ream
Cattle Hold Strong As Hog Market Falters At Chicago
Estimated salable receipts show cattle and calves rising while hogs lag. Slaughter steers steady to strong, with high prime steers trading around 33 to 35 and mixed lots in the 30s. Stockers and feeders hold firm as cows and bulls stay near steady, with various weight classes delivering values from the mid 20s to mid 30s per hundredweight.
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Chicago
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Poultry lot prices and consignors listed in sale catalog
A dated sale list shows multiple consignors and White Vantress birds priced in cents per unit. Names include Walter C Mellinger, Harry F Hess, Victor Weaver, Allen Clark, C F Manbeck, R C Garman, Henry Elsen, Marvin Sweigart, Vernon Zimmerman, John L Hershey, Lloyd H Kkukreider, Elmer Seaman, and Starr Poultry among others with prices ranging from about 22 to 36 cents. The catalog itemizes 4000 to 9000 birds across several consignors and varieties such as White Vantress and White Mountain.
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Indian River
C. F Manbeck Inc
M&b
R. C Garman
Victor F Weavernc
Henry Elsen
White Mountain
Daniel K Good
Elias Frey
White Vantress, 10-6, Marvin Sweigart
Wenger’s
Vernon Zimmerman
Starr Poultry
John L Herghey
Walter C Mellinger
John L Hershey
Baltimore cattle and hog receipts and prices reported
Receipts of 1,600 cattle with fed steers and heifers driving trade. Steers mostly steady to $1 off with some declines to $150 below Thurs close. heifers scarce and about $1 lower. Cows and bulls steady early, cows closing 50 cents lower and bulls 50 cents higher. Hog prices opened 25-50 cents lower, closed 50-75 cents off. sows scarce and cheaper. Slaughter calves and stockers mixed, with several lots at 27-30 per cwt for fed steers and 21-24 for bulls. Sheep include four choice slaughter lambs at 27.
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Baltimore
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Chicago
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Jack Bucher
S E Davis
Meader
S. E. Davis
William C. Schultz
E. Horn & Co
John Reidel
Harvey M. Zimmerman
Carl B. Risser
J J Hess
J Emanuel Allgger
Roy E Ream
Earl Sanders
Ben H Martin
White Cross
Walter C. Mellinger
Miller & Bushong
Joseph Olesh
Vantress Cap
White Rock Cocks
Namico
Altman’s Cash Feed Store
Willis H. Weaver
Harrisburg Ave
Wraerte
Allas Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa
Mann & Grumelli Farm Serv
Quarryville, Pa
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa
R. S. Weaver
Stevens, Pa
Lancaster, Pa
Nissley Farm Service
Washington Boro
Snayelys Farm Service
New Holland, Pa
Ass’n
W. Roseville
Ph. Lane
Glenn H. Herr
Manheim RD
Landisville
S. B. Penick & Company
Church Street
New York
N. Y
Harold Brandt
Kaylor Bros. Lanc. CO
Farm Bureau
Clem E. Hoober
Charles B. Hoober
Ross H. Rohrer
Summers Bros
HDW
R.D
Elizabethtown
Rheems
Dillerville Rd
Lanc
Intercourse
Quarryville Gap
J. C. Ehrlich CO
E. Chestnut St