For the purpose of identifing the reationship between the first egg day and other economic traits; egg production and egg weight, this experiment was divided 200 birds into four first egg day groups and observed egg number and egg weight every day during 11 months from 2nd December, 1979 to 31st October, 1980 at Animal farm, Yeungnam University. Birds showing 148∼155day in first egg day layed the most eggs among four groups and they produced not only 1.5g heavier eggs than the earlist first egg day group but also similar eggs compared with later matured birds. In egg production above 55g, 148∼155day group showed the best record as a 83.72% of total eggs and also the most egg mass during 11 months.