Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, January 23, 1988, Image 17

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    Produce Markets
Philadelphia
Vegetables
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wednesday, January 20, 1988
ARTICHOKES Supplies insufficient to
quote
asparagus supplies light
MEXICO 12-lb carton bunched 12s small
43 00- 44.00 15-lb carton jumbo, extra
luge & large 47.00
BEANS ABOUT STEADY various
bushel container; Round green type unless
otherwise stated FL 10.00-12.00 Hand
picked 11.00-12.00 MEXICO 1-1/9 bushel
entes Kentucky Wonder type 10.00.
BEETS TX carton bunched 12s 650
topped 25-lb film bags 550.
BROCCOLI LOWER carton bunched
CA 14s 850-10 00 18s 900-10.50 AZ 14s
850-900 mostly 900 18s 9-950 TX 14s
700-800 MEXICO 14s 700-800.
CABBAGE SLIGHTLY LOWER 1-3/4
bushel crate & canon medium green unless
otherwise stated FL 700-800 mostly 750
Red 10 00 TX 700-800 mostly 7-750 Red
1000 GA 700 CA Red 800-900 NY 50-lb
sacks large 450- 500 mostly 450 Red 50-lb
tacks 6-650.
CARROTS CA 50-LB SACKS LOW
ER, OTHERS ABOUT STEADY 48-1 lb
[dm bags in film sacks CA medium-large
1100-12 00 mostly 11.00-11.50 FL
nedmm 650-750 50-lb sacks loose jumbo
EA 750-800 FL 550-600 mostly 550
"ANADA few 550-600.
CAULIFLOWER LOWER carton film
wrapped CA 12s 900-11.00 moally 900-
10 00 16s 700-800 AZ 12s 800-10.00 most
ly 800-900 16s 700-800 TX 9s 600 12s
800.
CELERY ABOUT STEADY CA carton
W-L Alfalfas
Why grow anything but the Best?
t’fI^HBBHHHHHHuMiji
“W-L is very definitely
a high quality seed
The varieties are
dependable, the crop is
more persistent, and I
think the hay quality is
better. I took 4 cuttings last
y£ar, and the fourth was
just like the first!"
CarlKreider
QuairyviUe, PA
2 dozen 19.00-20.00 2-1/2 dozen 18.00-
20.00 3 dozen 15.00 FL carton 2 dozen
16 00 21/2 dozen 15.00 TIC canon 2 dozen
one lot 14.00.
CORN SUPPLIES LIGHT FL wire
bound crate approximately 4-1/2-5 dozen
Yellow 12 00 White 15.00-16.00.
CUCUMBERS LOWER 1-1/9 bushel
crates & canons Waxed medium unless
’otherwise stated FL 16.00-17.00 mostly
16.00 fair quality few 10.00- 12.00 small
’ 10.00-12.00 mostly 11.00 MEXICO 17.00
fair quality 13.00 small 13.00-14.00.
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EGGPLANT SUPPLIES LIGHT FL
bushel canon few 10 00.
ENDIVE STEADY FL 1-1/9 bushel
crate 700-800.
ESCAROLE SLIGHTLY LOWER FL
1-1/9 bushel crate 700-900 mostly 700-800
CA canon 24s 15.00.
GREENS ABOUT STEADY crate &
carton approximately 1-1/2 bushel
bunched unless otherwise stated GA Col
lards 650 Mustard & Turnip Tops 600-700
Kale 650-700 mostly 650 Rape 6-650 TX
24s Collards, Mustard & Turnip Tops 700
CA24s Swiss Chard 12.00 AZ 20-lb carton
Broccoli Rabe 800 loose one label 13.00
MEXICO 20-lb canon Broccoli Rabe
900-10.00.
LEEKS SLIGHTLY LOWER bunched
12s FL carton 17.00-18.00 mostly 17.00
CA carton 15.00.
LETTUCE-ICEBERG SUPPLIES
LIGHT carton 24s unless otherwise stated
CA 27.00-28.00 some 25.00 AZ 28.00 film
wrapped 27.00-30.00.
LETTUCB-ROMAINE SLIGHTLY
LOWER CA 24s canon 18.00-21.00 crate
few 23.00 FL carton 24s few IS.OO-16.00
1-1/9 bushel crate few 900-10.00 MEX
ICO. carton 24s 22.00.
“I plant 900 acres with W-L
because it gives me
tonnage and quality.
WL 316 comes back quickly
and stays fine When
you're doing as many acres
as I am, that leaf to stem
ratio is important”
Dean Stuart
Corning, NY
LETTUCE-OTHERS Big Boston carton
24s CA 10.00-12.00 mostly 10.00- 11.00
Bibb FL citton 24s 800 Leaf CA caiton 24s
22.00-25.00 Red 23.00- 25.00 FL crate 24s
few 18.00.
LETTUCE-PROCESSING No supplies.
OKRA Supplies Insufficient to quote.
ONIONS-GREEN LOWER carton
bunched 48s MEXICO 900-10 00 mostly
900
PARSLEY LOWER bunched 5 dozen
Curly unless otherwise stated FL crate
10.00-12,00 mostly 1200 Plain 12.00 TX
carton few 15.00 CA carton 14.00-16.00.
PEAS-GREEN MEXICO 1-1/9 bushel
crate one lot few 12.00.
PEAS-SOUTHERN No SuppUes.
PEAS-SUGAR GUATEMALA 10-lb
carton per lb 200-240 mostly 220 MEXICO
10-lb crate per lb few 230.
PEPPERS ABOUT STEADY 1-1/9
bushel crate & carton California Wonder
type green unless otherwise stated FL Extra
large 700-800 mostly 800 large 600-700
medium 500-600 small-medium 400-500
small 300 Longhots bushel carton
10.00-13 00 mostly 12 00 MEXICO extra
large 700-800 large 700 medium 600
RADISHES ABOUT STEADY carton
Red 30-6 oz Elm bags unless otherwise
slated FL 350-400 mostly 350 MEXICO
bunched 24s 700-900 mostly 800 48s small
12 00.
SPINACH ABOUT STEADY Savoy
type T7C bushel baskets 10.00 flat type car
ton bunched 24s CA 17.00*20.00 AZIS 00.
SQUASH SUPPLIES LIGHT FL 1/2
bushel canon Zucchini & Yellow Straight
neck supplies insufficient to quote MEX
ICO 1-1/9 bushel crate Acorn medium
15.00-16.00.
SWEET POTATOES NC 50-lb carton
Jewel type cured 12.00-13.00.
TOMATOES LOWER 25-lb carton Pink
to light Red 85% or better US# I quality
unless otherwise stated Sales by Repickers
v |
P mm
"The WL 318 has done
very well. We've got one
bed we planted 8 years
ago, and it's still
producing. We got four
cuttings this year' And we
planted some 316 this
Spring, and it did
exceptionally well 1"
Ross Smith, Jr.
JarrettsviUe, MD
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 23, 1988-Al7
FL sx6s 16.00 6x6s 15.00 Sales by Others
FL Sx6s 15.00-16.00 6x6s 13.00-15.00
mostly 14.00 6x7s 12.00 fair quality sx6s
13 00-14.00 6x6s 11.00-12.00 6x7s 10.00-
11.00 Cherry type 12-1 pt flat FL 7-750
MEXICO one label 10.00.
TURNIPS Topped PA 25-lb film bag
600 NJ 2S-lb mesh sacks.
(Continued from Pag* A 3)
Jones terminated buying interest
Further pressure came from ideas
that the market had become “lop
py" and was due for a technical
correction, especially after a steep
increase in open interest for back
month contracts was released.
Higher trending average cash
prices provided some support to
the front month feeder cattle
option, with losses of only 7 points
compared to losses in the Feb. live
cattle of 67 points.
Pre-estimates for this week’s
USDA Cattle-on-Feed quarterly
report were released as follows:
Average Estimate Total Range
On Feed 1/01 104.7% 103 - 107%
Dec. Placements 87.8% 82 - 94%
Dec. Marketings 102.0% 97
106.6%,
This appears to be fairly neutral
for front months and bullish for
back months with the light place
ments and active marketings.
CME FEEDER CATTLE SET
TLEMENT PRICE: 01/18/88
$81.66 up $ .14.
ACRES NEXT DAY OUT
LOOK; cash - steady futures
steady to lower.
ACRES HOG UPDATE: Live
hog futures settled sharply lower
this afternoon with strong selling
through out the session attributed
to ideas that the complex had been
overbought and profit-taking.
Midday wholesale was quoted
weaker and ideas that cash open
ings would be weaker tomorrow
activated further sales. The USDA
pre-release estimates for the cold
storage report came in at 62.5 mil
lion pounds which compared to
35.6 million pounds of frozen bell
ies on Nov. 30th.
ACRES NEXT DAY OUTLOOK:
cash - steady to lower futures -
lower
Keister’s Middleburg
Livestock Auction
Middleburg, Pa.
Tuesday, January 19, 1988
Report Supplied by PDA
CATTLE 481...PDA...Compared with
last Tuesday’s market; Slaughter steers .25
to 51.25 higher. Cows .50 higher. High
Choice & Prime si. steers 68.00-70.60,
Choice 1100/1450 lbs. 65.25-68.85, Select
60.25-64.50, couple 65.00; few Choice
holstems 60.00-65, Select 58.00-61.00.
Choice si. heifers 61 50-65.50, Couple to
67.00, Select 58.00-62.50, couple 64.50.
Breaking Utility & Commercial si. cows
45.50-49.50, few to 51.75, one 54.75, Cut
ter* Boning Utility 45.00-48.50, Canner &
Low Cutter 40,50-45 00, Shells down to
37.00. Few Choice si. bullocks
65.75-68.25, few Select 58.00-65.00. Yield
Grade No. 1, 985/2090 lbs. si. bulls
57.00- Feeder Cattle; Medium Frame
No. 1.300/700 lbs. steers 60.00-70.00. Few
Large Frame No. 2, 500/900 lbs. heifers
55.00-
CALVES 165. Pnm vealer, individual
113.00, few Choice 98.00-111, Standard
and Good 70/100 lbs 80.00-88, Utility
60/85 lbs. 70.00-80 00. Farm Calves; Hols
tein Bulls 90/140 lbs. 90.00-157, mostly
120.00- Hoi. Heifers 95/120 lbs.
91.00-
HOGS 717...8arr0ws and gilts $2 high
er. US No. 1-2 210/240 lbs. 46.00-47, No
1, 215/235 lbs. 47.00-48.25, 2-3 200/250
lbs. 45.00-46, 2-4 200/270 lbs.
40.0044.00. US No. 1-3 300/680 lbs. sows
30.0036.00. 2-3 300/550 lbs. 25.0030.00.
Boars 26.0032.00.
FEEDER PIGS 417... US No. 1-3 20/35
lbs. feeder pigs 25.0038.00, 35/55 lbs.
36.0046.00 all per head.
SHEEP 20... Choice 75/125 lb«. wool
slaughter lambs 81.0096.00, one 55 lbs.
121.00. Few Slaughter ewes 33.0037.00.
GOATS 10... Few Large 34.0067.00
all per head.
ZELLER
ENVIRONMENTAL
PEST CONTROL CO.
Subsidiary of Zeller Agri Enterprises
P.O. Box 206
Ellzabethvllle, PA 17023
Specialists in Agricultural,
Residential and Commercial
Rodent Control - Termites -
Pest Control
24 Hr. Service
Phone ToU Free -1-800-551-3964
We specialize in poultry house
sanitation and insect control.
Our trucks are insulated for cold
weather for better performance
of getting the job done.