Post Holiday Broiler Prices Dip at Lancaster Exchange
Brouwer prices slip three quarters of a cent in post holiday market to an average of 18.06 cents per pound at the Lancaster Poultry Exchange auction on Friday November 23 1956. Forty one lots totaling 50 425 birds were listed with 14 lots of 36 625 birds sold. Eleven lots totaling 34 625 birds brought 17 to 18 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Poultry Exchange
Rohrerstown
Brouwer
Lancaster
Poultry Exchange
Poultry Prices Hold Steady in Philadelphia Sale
Frantic bidding for broilers and capons as 28,220 birds sold at steady averages 22.79 cents per pound. Several lots of White Vantress and Indian River birds traded from 16 to 25.5 cents, with light demand for light supplies and bronzes near 25-38 cents. Receipts totaled 14,000 lbs Del and 8,000 lbs Md, with wholesale prices listed for broilers, pullets, hens, ducks, and turkeys.
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Robert H .Barr
J. Clayton
Charles
H. W. Longacre Inc
H. Robert Myin
Linn Poultry
L. J. den- Indian Rivers
Indian Rivers
Roy. E. Ream
Indian River Farm
Harvey Eberly
Indian River
Victor F. Weaver, Inc
Wenger’s
D. Heisey, Sr
Miller & Bushong
Elmer Beiler
H. W
Luther P. Klinger
John Verb
Vernon
Frankhouser
Roy E. Ream
David
Hoover
Gleason Ritchie
College Hill Poultry
Frank M. Herr
DeKalb
Daniel_ K.’ Good
Frank’m. Herr
Carl B. Risser
Robert Bare
Poultry Egg Market Report Philadelphia Nov 28
USDA notes unsettled market with large eggs in excess supply and strong demand for medium eggs. Wholesale prices list ranges for large white and brown eggs, medium eggs, extras and checks, with Nov 27 receipts of 3,100 cases by truck and mixed pallet quotes for White Rock and Hyline birds in the 22 to 32 cent range.
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Red Rose
Philadelphia
USDA
Lancaster Livestock: Slaughter Steers Lead Decline on Lower Receipts
Lancaster PA November 29 cattle market report shows three days receipts 3,312 and week 4,739. Slaughter steers down 50 to 100 cents across grades. stockers weak to steady. Cows steady, bulls barely steady. stockers and feeders slow to weak. Calves and hogs mixed with veal steady to firm and hogs higher on barrows. Sheep largely steady with lambs 70 to 95 pounds bringing 19 to 22 dollars.
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Lancaster
USDA
U. S
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Altman
Altman’s
Willis II
Harrisburg Ave
MOMN
R.D
VILLE
Columbia, Pa
Leroy Ged
Manheim, Pa
Fairview Roller Mills
Narvon, Pa
I. B. Graybill & Son
Reften, Pa
John H. Bonholtzer R.D
Lancaster, Pa
RDA
Joseph M. Good & Son
Bird-in-Hand, Pa
Walter & Jackson, Inc
Christiana, Pa
By David S. Sorenson
Usda Market News
Egg
Dr. Salsbury
REP
F. W. Fisher
Leacock, Pa
Wilbur Graybill
Lititz
Halfville
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