Demand Lifts Broiler Prices at Lancaster Poultry Sale
A May 29 Lancaster Poultry sale shows strong demand with broilers averaging 22.78 cents and caponettes 4 to 27 cents. Sales totaled 57,025 head of broilers in 14 lots, with prices ranging 22.0 to 23.54 cents. Capettes sold 6,000 head in five lots at 26 to 27 cents, while 850 capettes and early lots remained unsold.
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Lancaster Poultry
Henry Eshleman
Victor J Koser Co
Mary E Ferry
John E Rettinger
James Noll
John N Thomas
Jacob N S§shelman
College Hall
John B Kurtz
Edwin G Martin
D K Good
Sam Z Musselman
Wantress
Roy E Ream
Stephen Note
Indian River
M&b
Willis Glick Jr
Carl B Russer
Reid Wissler
Meader
Stephen Notestime
Elvin Bleecher
Walter C Mellinger
Butchers Decline Hogs Weaken at Lancaster Stockyards
Lancaster stockyards report three days of trading with hogs weaker, butchers down slightly and stockers steady. Slaughter cattle mixed with steers and heifers mostly lower, cows steady, bulls steady then edged down midweek. Vealers and calves showed mixed demand with some weakness late period.
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