Poultry Market Reports May 11 12 Prices and movement
Poultry and small animal prices reported for May 11 and 12 show hens and pullets at mixed ranges, with heavy hens improving demand and slaughter schedules edging up. Farm prices for light and heavy hens, ducks, rabbits, and pigeons are listed, with regional variations and trucklot quotes in New York area markets.
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Futures Trading Market Brief May 13
Closing bids show Trend-Cattle steady Hogs stronger Potatoes stronger Eggs weaker. Markets supplied by Commodity Dept Reynolds and Company with focus on commodity fluctuations and price shifts.
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New York Eggs Prices Mixed Across Sizes
Egg prices in New York show slight increases for mediums, stability to slight decreases for large, and flat overall. Receipts are light to moderate as distributors limit arrivals to forecasted needs. Local demand is uneven with occasional improvement as loads reach out of town markets. Extra large eggs are irregularly distributed and barely adequate to short. Large and medium whites are plentiful with country point offerings irregularly rising. Buying inquiries for smalls are limited, reflecting narrow price spreads with mediums. Cartoning activity remains slow to fair.
New York Egg Market Weekly Report
Urner Barry releases the weekly New York Egg Market report for 1971 detailing prices, demand, and market activity. The bulletin notes trading levels, supply considerations, and market movements across shell eggs and products.
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