Broilers Average 18 1 4 Cents At Lancaster Exchange
Lancaster buyers paid 18.25 cents per pound for 67 350 broilers at the Oct 24 Lancaster Poultry Exchange auction. The total edged down from the prior week but topped last year by more than a cent, with a price range from 17 32 to 20 5 cents. Other lots included 3 330 Leghorn fowl sold at 12 12 5 and 12 5 cents, Beltsville turkeys at 26 34 cents, 675 heavy fowl at 17 x, capettes at 24 x and special capettes at 22 25 cents.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Poultry Exchange
Beltsville
Slaughter Steers Highest Toss Gain At Chicago
Estimated salable receipts show cattle 6000, calves 300, hogs 8000, sheep 2500 in Chicago market. Slaughter steers high choice and better up 25 with prime 25.75 28. heifers steady to strong. cows weak. hogs 50 higher across weights. sows 25 higher.
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Chicago
Poultry Auction Prices Notice From Morgantown and Area
Readout lists bidders and lots for White Vantress Indian River and Leghorn fowl across Morgantown and nearby towns. Notable names include Victor F Weaver Inc Roy E Ream Daniel K Good and Allen Schantz with bids ranging from 12 to 19 cents per unit and multiple no sale entries.
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Harry H. Weaver Jr
Harvey M. Hostetter
Daniel K. Good
Paris Ober
Roy E. Ream
William Eshelman
Victor F. Weaver Inc
College Hill
M&b
J. Irvin Denlinger
Richard Blessing
Walter ‘S Kinsey
S. E Davis
Elam B. Riehl
Carl B. Risser
Frank Weidman
Victor F. Weaver
Victor F. Weaver Inc., 25 Cents 15A. M&b
Victor F Weaver Inc
Harry F. Hess
Indian River
Walter Lehman
G. Walter Jackson
Roy B. Ream
Elam Kauffman
Jonathan Lapp
College Hall
Morgantown
John, Zook
Allen Schantz
H W. Longacre
Allan Schantz
Oliver S. Mast
College Hill Poultry
Leola Poultry
Walter C. Mellinger
U. S. Mast
Ross N. Huber
H. W. Longacre Inc
Milvin E Hess
Melvin E. Hess
Fed Steers Supply Smallest in Year In Lancaster Market
Lancaster market reports show fed steer supply at a year low with 3,987 head slaughtered week of, steers 25-50 cents higher on choice yearlings under 1,100 lbs, cows softer, stockers and feeders up about 50 cents. Prices: fed steers 22.50-25.25, top 26.50 with some 1,400 lb loads. calves 21-23.50. bulls 16-22. stockers 19-23.50. veal 23.50-33. Hogs and sheep also detailed with narrower gains and steady slaughter lambs.
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Lancaster
Sheep Market Report Highlights Slaughter Lambs Steady
In Sheep pricing, slaughter lambs uneven, steady to 50 lower while yearlings and slaughter ewes stay about steady. Bulk good and choice wooled slaughter lambs 110 lbs and down run 21.00 to 23.00 with 32 head mostly prime 100 lbs at 24.00. Utility and low good range 17.00 to 21.00. good and choice shorn lambs 19.50 to 21.50.
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Lancaster Exchange
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
C. Harry Davis
College Hall Poultry
Master Feed & Grain
Evan S. Kohl Jr
D. E. Horn & Co
C. J. Lauer
Horn
Enos Buckwalter
Bluebird
Altman’s Cash Feed Store
Willis H. Weaver
Harrisburg Ave
Ford Tractor
Allen H. Matz
New Holland
Denver
Lauder Bros
Elizabethtown Farmers Supply Inc
Conestoga Farm Service
Quarryville Ph
Columbia Pike
Haverstick Bros
Lancaster Ph
Slaughter
David S. Sorenson
Federal State Market News Service
Marietta
Lancaster County
Wayne Sweet MIX
America
Wayne Bio-Ruminatra
Wayne Dealer
Keay AE
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