July 28 Poultry Auction totals 112725 head across 49 lots
The Lancaster sale reported 112 725 head sold in 49 lots with 109 525 head sold. Prices ranged from 19 to 19.7 per head with many lots featuring WV IR L F Y and WVC breeds. Notable sellers included Daniel K Good H W Longacre Starr Poultry and Marvin Sweigart among others. Patronize Lancaster Farming Advertisers.
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Pamel B King
Daniel K. Good
Same
Martin Brend
Mellinger & Son
Miller & Bushong
H W. Longacre, Inc
F Same
Y E Ream
College Hill Pitey
Clar Ce
H W Longacre
H. W Longacre
Harry Weaver Inc
Kenneth M. Funk
WVC
Collerve Hill
W. _Mellinger & Son
C Mellinger & Son
W. Mellinger & Son
Ivin Sweigart
Victor J. Ser Co
Sun
Shine Farm Supply
Leon Weber
Colnae Hill Poultry
Edgar M. Martin
Marvin Sweigart
Paul S. Hilsher
Martin Brendle
Tor
Hershey Hostetter
Hershey Hostetter, 1200 ‘Wv- Vc, 9-1, NO Sale, 18.5 Bid 25. Roy B. Martin
Roy E. Ream
David S. Hoover
Lloyd Stoltzfus
Starr Poultry
Meaders Poultry
John Riehl
IRC
Abram Miller
J. J. Hess II
Frank Destafano
Lester G. Greiner
L F
Victor J. Koser Co
H&h Farm
Parke K. Herr
Walter B Lehman
LeRoy Rehman
College Hill Poultry
M&b
Larry Martin
Carl B. Risser
Sylvan Stoltzfus
Victor J
Delmarva Georgia Broilers Sell Higher on Farm Prices
Delmarva area reports 16.90 to 19.30 per head on 779200 broilers with demand strong and prices up about four percent from the prior day. Slaughter estimates for the weekend reach 624000 head in Delmarva versus 670000 last weekend. Georgia farms report 16.9 to 17.5 on 989000 head with weekend slaughter estimated at 2113000 head, higher than last week.
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Delmarva
Georgia
Fluid Milk Surpluses Press Prices Downward
Production generally declined with occasional small rises. Bottling demand was fair and surplus offerings appeared across all areas. Cool weather and strong pasture kept a heavy flow, especially in the northeast, with distressed sales in the New York shed as low as 4.80.
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New York
New York Egg Market Weekly Summary July 25–29 1960
Market overview from July 25 through July 29 1960 shows dull trading in fresh shell eggs and a highly irregular, easier tone. Many buyers switch to storage reserves and seek to clear fancy fresh net stocks.
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New York
No one is too big to be courteous but many are too little
Scientists note the average man now lives 32 years longer than in 1800. The passage cites rising costs with wholesale prices around 490 to 495 per 40 quart unit. It contrasts modern living as a luxury of peace and prosperity despite financial strain on the poor.
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