Broiler Prices Dip Below 20 Cents at Lancaster Poultry Exchange
At the Lancaster Poultry Exchange the Friday sale saw 43,610 birds sold with broiler prices averaging around 20.73 cents. The event listed 94,009 birds for sale, including NH cockerels and Leghorn yearlings, as prices slipped under 20 cents for the second consecutive Friday.
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Broiler
Lancaster
Lancaster Exchange
Grain Markets Reported Mixed For Broilers In Midweek
The Chicago market shows mixed broiler sales with 19 to 22 cents per pound averages and several lots listed by lot number. Buyers and sellers, including Miller & Bushong and Indian River Farm, posted prices ranging from 9 to 22 cents, with a few no sales recorded and prior week comparisons noted.
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Heisey
Miller &Bushong
John Geil
Indian Rivers
Vantress
John .E. Rettinger
John .S. Beiler
Martin “M
Brendle
Ralph ‘Zimmerman
Vanitress Pullets
Walter G. Mellinger
Nora B. Burkholder
Walter B. Lehman
Nora’ ‘B. Burkholder
Walter C. ‘Mellinger
Indian ‘River Farm
Charles “Wert
College ‘Hill “Poultry
Indiani River Farm
Ream
Raul Gehman
Lauxmont
Poultry market updates amid steady demand in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on March 27 processed ready-to-cook young poultry remained barely steady with adequate supplies. Grades A and US Grade A 2-3 lb offered at 30-33 cents per lb, mostly 31-32. Hens for ready-to-cook ice packed held steady with good demand for heavy types and fair for light types. Receipts listed from Maryland, Delaware, South Carolina, Virginia, and North Carolina.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Maryland
Delaware
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Market Report Steady Demand With Liberal Storage Movement
Demand steady with ample supplies across grades and fair storage movement. Current receipts sold in small lots at 27 28 cents. wholesale prices list various quality grades with large and white brown distinctions. Receipts March 26 total 4 400 cases all by truck.
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Philadelphia
Lancaster Livestock Receipts Fall 25 Percent Week Over Week
Lancaster market receipts drop 25 percent from the prior week with cattle and hogs steady to higher. Slaughter steers mostly good to choice, cows steady, stockers and feeders mostly steady. veal and hog prices show mixed strength. Sheep activity limited though slaughter lambs and ewes available with steady to higher prices. Local totals: cattle 3,256, hogs 1,984, calves 1,009.
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Lancaster
U.S
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