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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1975
Page
15
Market notes show unsettled activity on Wednesday March 19 with irregular orders but steady bulk egg trading. Cartoned eggs priced to retailers under state grading with Grade A Large 70 to 76 cents mostly 70 to 72 and Grade A Medium 64 to 70 cents mostly 64 to 65, ample supplies.
Price lists show limited stability across fresh meats with resistance from wholesalers in most divisions. Beef chucks at times and steer beef prime ranges noted. pork and veal prices vary by cut and weight, while lamb and ribs maintain firm quotes.
Prices paid per pound for hens pullets ducks drakes geese and turkeys listed with ranges. Poultry received Monday night and Tuesday morning. sale starts 11 30 a m. Directions to Fogelsville sale given. toning demand light and unsettled. offerings ample. retailers pay higher price for white eggs in cartons.
Prices for gradeable nest run eggs GNR listed by Egg Clearinghouse in Durham New Hampshire reflect trading values for 30 dozen case classifications. Values are FOB buyers dock and updated on Tuesdays and Thursdays with this week's figures by weight and case size.
Slaughter schedules reduced in many quarters with undercurrent unsettled. Today’s prices 1-2 cents lower for Plant and US Grade A as advance interest stays light at 39 cents. Live weights vary, negotiated trucklot prices for delivery next week show lower ranges with multiple shipments to New York City.
Prices continue unchanged on light type hens with offerings light as producers hold for holiday production. Heavy type hens offered adequately for fair demand with prices paid at farm. Light type hens mostly 5 to 5 1/2 percent in PA and NJ. heavy type hens quoted as TFEWR.
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