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Stock Code Description Stock Code Description May 24, 2019 STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION MAY 24, 2019 A MIXED C144 B.U.T.A., MEDIUM-NL A2 ANDREWS-NL C2 BROADWHITE-NL A1 ARBOR ACRES C3 CHAUMIERE BB-NL A2 BABCOCK C2 COLONIAL A3 CAREY C3 CORBETT A5 COLONIAL C4 DAVIS A18 DEKALB C9 GUILFORD-NL A6 EURIBRID C5 HARCO A7 GARBER C6 HARDY A8 H AND N C10 HENNING-NL A8 H AND N-NL C147 HYBRID CONVERTER-NL A9 HALEY C142 HYBRID DOUBLE DIAMOND MEDIUM-NL A17 HANSON C148 HYBRID EXTREME-NL A10 HUBBARD C143 HYBRID LARGE-NL A19 HYLINE C12 IDEAL A38 KENT-NL C129 KENT-NL A11 LOHMANN C149 MIXED A45 MARCUM-NL C145 NICHOLAS 85-NL A12 MERRILL C146 NICHOLAS 88-NL A58 ORLOPP-NL C19 NICHOLAS-NL A13 PARKS C122 ORLOPP BROAD-NL A14 SHAVER C35 ORLOPP LARGE BROAD-NL A15 TATUM C7 PARKS A16 WELP C57 ROSE-A-LINDA-NL B MIXED C8 ROWLEY B1 ARBOR ACRES C11 SCHOONOVER B11 CARGILL C9 TATUM B13 CEBE C10 WELP B2 COLONIAL D MIXED B3 CORBETT D1 ARBOR ACRES B4 DAVIS D2 BRADWAY B5 DEKALB WARREN D11 CEBE, RECESSIVE B6 HARCO D3 COBB B7 HARDY D4 COLONIAL B15 IDEAL D5 HARDY B8 LAWTON D6 HUBBARD B14 OREGON D12 IDEAL B9 ROWLEY D7 LAWTON B12 SCHOONOVER D10 PENOBSCOT B10 WELP D8 PILCH C MIXED D9 WELP C1 ARBOR ACRES D11 WROLSTAD SMALL-NL C135 B.U.T.A., LARGE-NL 1 STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION MAY 24, 2019 E MIXED N202 BILL ROBERT'S BUTCHER E3 BOURBON, RED-NL N287 BLACK E6 CEBE N253 BLACK, DENT COUNTY E1 COLONIAL N266 BLUE E2 HUBBARD N240 BLUE FACE E3 ROWLEY N112 BLUE SPLASH E5 SCHOONOVER N242 BONANZA BLACK E4 WELP N40 BRISTER CHICK H MIXED N90 BROWN RED H1 ARBOR ACRES N260 BROWN RED HATCH, NACHA H9 BUFF N194 BROWN RED, BOSTON H14 CEBE BLACK N100 BROWN RED, FREDRICK'S H12 CEBE GOLD N257 BROWN RED, NACHA H11 CEBE RED N113 BROWN RED, SHUFFLER H2 COBB N87 BROWN RED, WINGATE H5 DARK N159 BUCKALOO H4 DOMINANT N54 BULL DOG WHITE H3 HARMAN N269 BURN'S WHITE H9 HUBBARD N63 BUTCHER H15 IDEAL N219 BUTCHER, BLACK H11 LIR N232 BUTCHER, BLIZZARD H7 PENOBSCOT RED N62 BUTCHER, MARSH H47 PURELINE N216 BUTCHER, RED H6 RED N222 BUTCHER, SPANGLED H13 RED LACED N244 BUTCHER, WHITE H19 ROSS N296 CAPITOL HILL H10 WHITE N39 CAPITOL HILL BLACK H8 WHITE LACED RED N38 CAPITOL HILL GRAY N MIXED N37 CAPITOL HILL RED N83 ALBANY N297 CAYER N270 ALBANY, RADIO N66 CAYER BLUE N294 AMERICAN N67 CAYER MUFF N104 ASEEL N68 CAYER NARRAGANSETT N179 ASEEL, BLACK N272 CHET N80 ASEEL, DEVARAJA N86 CLAIRBORNE N53 ASEEL, FLOYD N33 CLARET N88 ASEEL, KAHN N223 CLARET, BLACKWELL N89 ASEEL, SONATOL N136 CLARET, GRIFFIN N170 ATCH, GERMAN N224 CLARET, MADIGIN N126 BAMA GREY N274 CLARET, MAHOGANY N144 BENOIST, SLIM BLUE N198 CLARET, WHITE N145 BENOIST, SLIM RED N204 CLIPPER, SPANGLED N36 BIGHAM RED N23 CLIPPERS 2 STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION MAY 24, 2019 N130 COPPERHEADS N280 GREY, RUBLE N110 CUBAN N249 GREY, SLAVIN N52 DARK CORNISH N267 GREY, SPEEDER N84 DEMOCRAT N193 GREY, WAYNE WOOD N205 DEMOCRAT, YELLOW LEGGED N85 GRIFFIN N97 DOMINIQUE N246 GULL, BLUE N261 ELDEMANU, NACHA N28 HATCH N201 FANCIE N263 HATCH CLARET, NACHA N292 GAME CHICKEN N265 HATCH, APRICOT N305 GANOI N234 HATCH, BATES N190 GARRARD N284 HATCH, BELL CASTRO N168 GAVLIN N218 HATCH, BENNETT N167 GILMORE N189 HATCH, BILOXI N77 GLEASON WHITE HACKOE N157 HATCH, BLACK N81 GOWDY JAP N65 HATCH, BLUE FACE N32 GRAY N187 HATCH, BLUE LEGGED N99 GRAY, BUMBLEFOOT N237 HATCH, BLUE RIVER N150 GRAY, FINDLEY N276 HATCH, BOILERMAKER N241 GRAY, GOLDEN N285 HATCH, DEADEND N156 GRAY, IRISH N225 HATCH, DEMOCRAT N171 GRAY, JOE GOOD N172 HATCH, DOC ROBINSON N46 GRAY, MADIGIN N200 HATCH, GAVEDIGGER N259 GRAY, NACHA N243 HATCH, GILMOORE N64 GRAY, RIPPER N34 HATCH, GRAY N186 GRAY, SPURRIER N161 HATCH, GREEN LEG N139 GRAY, SWEATER N138 HATCH, HAROLD BROWN N185 GRAY, SWEATER MCGINNIS N279 HATCH, JARRETT N115 GRAY, WATTERSON N277 HATCH, JUMPER N273 GRAY, WHITE TAIL N155 HATCH, KELSO N236 GREY N131 HATCH, LEIPER N101 GREY TOPPIES, JACK WILSON N154 HATCH, LOMAX N177 GREY, BASS N153 HATCH, MARION ROSE N196 GREY, BENNETT N43 HATCH, MCLEAN N175 GREY, BULLOCK N290 HATCH, MINATURE BLUE FACE N254 GREY, DENT COUNTY N42 HATCH, MURPHY N197 GREY, FROST N158 HATCH, NO. 9 N275 GREY, GREEN N195 HATCH, OAK GROVE N215 GREY, MANZIEL N98 HATCH, PERRY N102 GREY, MISSISSIPP N120 HATCH, PIT WHITE GROVE N239 GREY, MUG N162 HATCH, ROUND HEAD N217 GREY, REBEL N137 HATCH, RUBLE N247 GREY, RICHARDSON N226 HATCH, SANDY N286 GREY, ROLES-NEL N252 HATCH, SLAVIN BLACK 3 STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION MAY 24, 2019 N146 HATCH, SPANGLED BRASS BACK N5 MODERN, BIRCHEN N142 HATCH, SPECKLED N8 MODERN, BLACK N152 HATCH, SWEATER N1 MODERN, BLACK BREASTED RED N264 HATCH, WALTON N74 MODERN, BLUE RED N281 HATCH, WHITE N2 MODERN, BROWN RED N121 HATCH, YELLOW LEG N73 MODERN, CUCKOO N91 HENNIES, BLACK N75 MODERN, GINGER RED N298 HENNY N3 MODERN, GOLD DUCKWING N111 HENNY, SPANGLED N180 MODERN, LEMON BLUE N203 HI ROLLER BLACK N6 MODERN, RED PYLE N169 HITE HACKLE, KEARNEY N4 MODERN, SILVER DUCKWING N107 HULSEY N45 MODERN, SPLASH N291 HULSEY, PUMKIN N7 MODERN, WHITE N299 JUMPER N191 MUFF, BLUE BIRD N57 JUMPER GRAY N129 MUFFS N56 JUMPER RED N148 MUG N48 KAUFF FOWL N143 MUG, BLACK N44 KELSO N147 MUG, BLACK MANGEL N262 KELSO GRAY, NACHA N105 MUG, RACEY N95 KELSO, BARKER RED N174 MURPHY WHITE HACKLE N141 KELSO, BLUE LEG N127 MURPHYS N238 KELSO, BONANZA N82 NARRAGANSETT N278 KELSO, CARDINAL CLUB N69 NIPNUC BLUE N199 KELSO, HORSESHOE N70 NIPNUC RED N227 KELSO, OUT & OUT N256 NITRO N140 KELSO, RADIO N18 OLD ENGLISH N182 KELSO, WHITE LEG N15 OLD ENGLISH, BLACK N181 KELSO, YELLOW LEG N26 OLD ENGLISH, BLACK BREASTED N25 LAW GRAYS N9 OLD ENGLISH, BLACK BREASTED RED N132 LAWSHE BLUE N50 OLD ENGLISH, BLUE N35 LOVIN RED N55 OLD ENGLISH, BLUE RED N61 LOWHMANN WHITE HACKLE N78 OLD ENGLISH, BRASSY BLACK N307 LUIKSE VECHTER N119 OLD ENGLISH, BRASSY BLUE N282 MADAGASCAR N10 OLD ENGLISH, BROWN RED N235 MAHOGANY N11 OLD ENGLISH, GOLD DUCKWING N188 MAHONEY GULL N13 OLD ENGLISH, RED PYLE N22 MCCLANHANS N12 OLD ENGLISH, SILVER DUCKWING N300 MCRAE N16 OLD ENGLISH, SPANGLED N151 MCRAE, BLACK N14 OLD ENGLISH, WHITE N59 MCRAE, GRAY N114 ORIENTAL N58 MCRAE, RED N208 ORIENTAL, BLACK BREASTED RED SHAMO N24 MINER BLUES N207 ORIENTAL, BLACK SHAMO N19 MODERN N213 ORIENTAL, BRAZILIAN, BLUE JAY 4 STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION MAY 24, 2019 N211 ORIENTAL, MALAYSION N71 SANTANA RED N210 ORIENTAL, PAKISTAN ASEEL N49 SCHROYER GRAY N209 ORIENTAL, SPLASH SHAMO N295 SERAMA N212 ORIENTAL, TY N92 SHAWL NECK N192 PALAMINO N206 SHUFFLER N96 PEARCE SHUFFLER N229 SHUFFLER, BLACK N306 PERUVIAN N268 SIMMACK N103 PINNON N303 SPANISH N233 PIPELINER N27 SPANISH PIT N17 PIT N79 SPANISH SIBON N20 PIT, WHITE HACKLE N149 SPANISH, JEREZANO N116 PIT, WHITE HACKLE, MORGAN N288 SWEATER N29 PRESSGROVE N106 TAYLOR N178 PUMPKIN MUFFY N283 THAILAND N271 RADIO N93 THOMPSON WHITE N176 RAINBOW WHITE N109 TOPPY N94 RED QUILL N245 TOPPY, BLUE N255 RED, DENT COUNTY N108 TRAVLERS N117 RENE VALLE N47 WALLACE FOWL N60 ROBERTS GRAY N135 WARHORSE N301 ROBIN HOOD N165 WARHORSE, BACON N123 ROBIN HOOD BLACK GREY N166 WARHORSE, HOPPINSON N51 ROBIN HOOD BROWN RED N133 WHITE DOME N122 ROBIN HOOD REDS N183 WHITE HACKLE N118 ROLLAN RED N230 WHITE HACKLE, MORGAN N124 ROSCOE GRAY N125 WHITE HACKLE, NORTH BRITTON N41 ROUNDHEAD N231 WHITE HACKLE, RADIO N164 ROUNDHEAD, ALLEN N184 WHITE MACK N173 ROUNDHEAD, BLACK N128 WHITES N163 ROUNDHEAD, BOSTON N248 WILDCAT BLUE N293 ROUNDHEAD, BROWN HENNY N30 WILERSON RED N160 ROUNDHEAD, BRUNNER N304 WILKERSON N228 ROUNDHEAD, JARRETT N31 WILKERSON GRAY N134 ROUNDHEAD, LACY O OSTRICH N220 ROUNDHEAD, LANGFORD O5 OSTRICH N258 ROUNDHEAD, NACHA O1 OSTRICH, BLUE NECK N221 ROUNDHEAD, REBEL O2 OSTRICH, BLUE-BLACK CROSS N251 ROUNDHEAD, SLAVIN O3 OSTRICH, RED NECK N250 ROUNDHEAD, SLAVIN CRIPPLE TON O4 OSTRICH, SOUTH AFRICAN BLACK N214 ROUNDHEAD, SPANGLED P EMU N21 SAM BIGHAM P1 EMU N302 SANTANA R OTHER LARGE N72 SANTANA GRAY R1075 ALTSTEIRER 5 STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION STOCK CODE DESCRIPTION MAY 24, 2019 R768 AMBERLINK R18 BRAHMA R222 AMERAUCANA R204 BRAHMA, BLACK R260 AMERAUCANA, BLACK R205 BRAHMA, BLUE R261 AMERAUCANA, BLUE R1015 BRAHMA, BLUE LACED R674 AMERAUCANA, BLUE WHEATEN R93 BRAHMA, BUFF R675 AMERAUCANA, BUFF R51 BRAHMA, DARK R1031 AMERAUCANA, LAVENDAR R19 BRAHMA, LIGHT R676 AMERAUCANA, SILVER R1014 BRAHMA, SILVER LACED R677 AMERAUCANA, WHEATEN R1016 BRAHMA, SPLASH BLUE COLUMBIAN R262 AMERAUCANA, WHITE R1060 BREDA R1062 AMERICAN BRESSE R766 BREDA, MOTTLED R1033 ANCONA R767 BREDA, SPLASH R176 ANCONA, ROSE COMB R1053 BROILER R6 ANCONA, SINGLE COMB R241 BROILER CROSS, BLACK R56 ANDALUSIAN R242 BROILER CROSS, RED R20 ARAUCANA R772 BROILER, GRAY R678 ARAUCANA, BLACK R195 BUCKEYE R704 ARAUCANA, BLACK BREASTED RED R681 BUFF, BRAGGS MOUNTAIN R702 ARAUCANA, BLACK RED R712 BUFF, GOLDEN R679 ARAUCANA, BLUE R77 BUTTERCUP R701 ARAUCANA, BLUE BUFF R210 CALIFORNIA GRAY R703 ARAUCANA, BLUE GOLD R209 CALIFORNIA WHITE R705 ARAUCANA, GOLDEN DUCKWING R1034 CAMPINE R706 ARAUCANA, SILVER DUCKWING R64 CAMPINE, GOLDEN R172 ARAUCANA, TUFFED RUMPLESS PEA COMB R41 CAMPINE, SILVER R680 ARAUCANA, WHITE R1052 CATALANA R116 ASEEL R258 CATALANA, BUFF R664 ASEEL, SPANGLED R1036 CHANTECLERS R289 ASIAN BLUE R185 CHANTECLERS, PARTRIDGE R96 AUSTRALORP R186 CHANTECLERS, WHITE R196 AUSTRALORP, BLACK R276 CHERRY EGGER R26 AUSTRALORP, WHITE R277 CINNAMON QUEEN R1061 AYAM CEMANI R94 COCHIN R1063 BARBEZIEUX R140 COCHIN, BARRED R36 BARNEVELDER R52 COCHIN, BLACK R113 BARTHAEHNER R139 COCHIN, BLUE R112 BARTHAEHNER, SILVER THOERINGER R30 COCHIN, BUFF R770 BASQUE HEN, MARRADUNA R160 COCHIN, FRIZZLE BUFF R1068 BIELEFELDER R119 COCHIN, GOLDEN LACED R699 BLACK STAR R53 COCHIN, PARTRIDGE R1003 BOVAN R121 COCHIN, RED LACED R1032
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