Broiler prices rise at Lancaster Poultry Exchange sale
Lancaster Poultry Exchange reports a slight uptick in broiler prices during a Jan 17 sale with 212 150 birds sold. Prices averaged 19.15 cents for broilers, and individual lots include White Vantress entries from growers in Leola Mandata, with buyers Mandata Poultry and others.
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Lancaster Exchange
Rohrerstown
Lancaster Poultry Exchange
Broiler
BR. Samuel Keens
Leola
Jack Bucher
Mandala
Poultry Lot Prices Listed From Miller & Bushong
A catalog of bids shows Miller & Bushong and partners selling thousands of White Vantress Indian River and White Rock birds to buyers including Victor F Weaver Inc and College Hill Poultry. Prices range around 9 to 21 cents with various buyers and quantities noted.
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Clayton N. Thomas
Roy Ream
Thomas Stoltzfoos
Carl B Risser
Miller & Bushong
Aaron Miller
Harry H. Weaver, Jr
Muller & Bushong
Walter C. Mellinger
Elmer M. Showalter
College Hill Poultry
Fred H. Sherick
Roy E. Ream
Robert L. Thompson
Grimes & Hauer
Indian Rovers
Victor F Weaver, Inc
Roy E Ream
Christ M. Smith
Victor F. Weaver, Inc
Victor, F. Weaver, Inc
G Walter Jackson
Victor F. Weaver
Roy Harnish
Daniel K. Good
William Wile
Coop. Exe
Milter & Bushong
Willam Wile
Meader’s Poultry
Wiliam H. Fitz & Son
William H. Fitz & Son
Willam H. Fitz
Samuel Grubb
Victor
Lancaster Market Cattle Weak. Hegs Rise from Week Ago
Cattle receipts 3,000 up from 2,776 last week. Slaughter steers and yearlings 1,150 lbs and lighter steady to weak. over 1,150 lbs mostly 50 cents lower. Good to average Choice steers over 1,250 lbs hardest to move. Heifers steady to 50 cents lower. cows 25-50 cents higher. bulls mostly steady. Stockers and feeders steady to strong. Veal calves up 50 cents. Hogs: barrows and gilts 50-75 cents higher. sows strong. Sheep: 327 head, lambs steady to 50 cents higher. good and choice wooled lambs 19-22 with highs to 23.
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Lancaster
U.S
William Martin Awarded Tomato Plaque at Farm Show
William K. Martin of Elizabethtown received a plaque at the Farm Show for his 1956 tomato crop. The award from the Pennsylvania Canners Assn honored high yield and quality, with Martin winning the high quality award in the three to eight acre division at 79.52 percent of No 1s. Sixty six farmers earned Master Grower Awards for harvesting 20 tons or more per acre.
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Willam K. Martin
Elizabethtown
Pennsylvania Canners Assn
Pennsylvania
Martin
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Rhee
Allis-Chalmers No
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Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Mann & Grumelli Farm
R. S. Weaver
Quarryville, Pa
Stevens, Pa
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa
H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa
Snavelys Farm Service
New Holland, Pa
David S. Sorenson
Usda Market
William Martin
RED Rose
R.D
Ville
Columbia, Pa
Leroy Geib Manheim
Fairview Roller Mills R.D
Narvon, Pa
B. Graybill & Son
Reston, Pa
Joe R.da
H. Bonholtzer
Snader’s Mill
Joseph M. Good & Son R.D
Walter & Jackson, Inc
Christiana, Pa