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Lancaster Farming in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

12 Jul 1957

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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

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Jul 12, 1957

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4

Broilers Hit Peak Price in Year At Lancaster Exchange

Broiler prices peaked at 23 to 24 cents at the Lancaster Poultry Exchange on Friday with 218 500 broilers traded and an average of 23.60 cents. Silver Cross cockerels sold for 21 to 21.35 cents. July 5 sale listings show grower, lot, and buyer details across multiple firms.

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Broilers Lancaster Exchange Lancaster Lancaster Poultry Exchange Carvin Hursh Victor F. Weaver Inc Charles G. Myer Roy R. Shultz Victor F. Weaver Henry Blank Carl B. Risser George Weaver Harry H. Weaver Jr College Hall Poultry Morgantown Feed & Grain Titus Zimmerman
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Processed Poultry Prices and Receipts at Philadelphia Market

Philadelphia ready-to-cook poultry prices show Grade A and US Grade A at 34 14 to 36 42 cents per lb for 2 3 lb birds, and 32 to 34 cents for 4 to 5 oz hens. July 9 receipts include Maryland 94 000 lbs, Delaware 93 000 lbs, Virginia 21 000 lbs, with listings for Morgantown and other suppliers and varying cockerel and wantress quotes.

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Philadelphia Maryland Delaware
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Lancaster Markets: Slaughter Prices Rise Across Species

Broad demand and active trading pushed Lancaster slaughter stock prices higher. Cattle saw steers and bulls firm with steers 1000-1250 lb averaging 25.75 to 26.50 for high grades. cows and bulls steady to higher. Calves and hogs followed with vealers 22.50 to 29 for top, hogs largely 21 to 22.50 for No 1 butchers, sows 13.50 to 16.50.

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