Weekly Poultry Report Eastern Pennsylvania And New Jersey
Prices on light hens unchanged to slightly higher demand good offerings increasing as flock owners prep space for replacements. Heavy hens adequate for fair demand with farms paying 64 to 9, 7 to 8 for light types and 15 to 16 for heavy types. Turkeys see fair demand with heavy toms 23 to 27 and hens 20 to 29, pigeons per pair 6.24 to 9.24, jumbo squab 70, total coops sold 1 041.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Fogelsville Poultry Prices September 14 1965
Prices for dock weights in cents per pound list hens light type range 71.2 to 9 percent mostly 71.42 to 8 hens heavy type 7 to 174 12 to 16 pullets 20 to 28 23 to 27 roasters 8 to 28 18 to 26 percent ducks 15 to 31 21 to 31 drakes 15 to 35 30 to 35 turkeys toms
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Wed
White
Fey
Med
BROWN
Urner-Barry Co
Eastern Shore Exchange weekly live poultry prices update
The Eastern Shore Exchange reports average live broilers and fryers at 15.09 cents per pound this week, down 1.03 cents from last week. Prices paid ranged from 15.9 to 13.9 cents, with weekly sales totaling $91,500, down $92,700 from the prior week.
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Broilers and Fryers
Eastern Shore Exchange
Delmarva Prices Fall as Demand Slows September 17 1965
Delmarva live broiler and fever prices continued to decline about half a cent with demand slow and inactive for light auction offerings.
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Delmarva
Ready-to-cook demand unsettled and cautious
Estimated slaughter for Friday and Saturday runs 836000 head versus 935000 last weekend. In the 24 hours to market close Friday live broiler and fryer prices ranged 13.9 to 15.2 cents per lb on sales of 785700 head.
Lancaster Market Report Muddle of Feeder Prices
Livestock listings show feeder steers and bulls with weights from 600 to 1133 pounds priced mainly in the 19 to 26 dollar range. Calves and hogs prices follow, with terms like Choice Prime Good and Utility across varied weights and lots.
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Standlard
Hoober salesman takes equip course at Harvester center
Earl Martin of Leola, a CB Hoober & Son salesman, completed an intensive one week training on tractors and farm equipment at International Harvester's Training Center near Tifton Georgia. He was among a class of 21 dealers in training with readings and demonstrations.
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Earl Martin
Leola
C B ‘Hoober & Son
Intercourse
Intenational Harvester’s Training Center
Tifton
Georgia
Martin
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