A4-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 27, 1988
N.E. Weekly Shell Egg Report
1 ui?.djy, Feb. 23
Report Supplied by I SDA
PRICKS PAID PhR DO/P.N GRADI- “A" BROWN I GGS IN CAR lONS
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National Egg
Market
Wed., February 24, 1988
Prices in the Midwest and New 1 ngland
were unchanged lo higher, unchanged else
where Ihe market tone was steady to firm
Cartoned egg demand was slow to fairly
good Loose egg demand was generally fair
for the confidently held supplies Supplies
were at least adequate with some intention
al build up of floor stocks Breakers pro
vided a light to moderate demand for the
higher priced raw materials Spent hen
offerings were fully adequate to ample
LANCASTER FARMING STAFF
Everett R. Newswanger, Managing Editor
Patricia S. Purcell, Staff Writer
Lou Ann Good, Staff Writer
Lisa Risser, Staff Writer
NEWS CORRESPONDENTS
Sally B. Bair, Lancaster County
Columbia 717-285-4926
Joyce Bupp, York County
Seven Valleys 717-428-1865
Ginger Myers, Adams
Littlestown 717-359-7542
Bonnie Brechbill, Franklin
Chambersburg 717-369-2916
Barbara Millar, Lycoming
Hughasville 717-584-3892
Jodi Richard, Centre
Slate College, 814-865-5486
Craig Bingman, Snyder, Union, Juniata
Beaver Springs 717-837-0085
Margie Fusco, Cambria
Johnstown 814-255-6115
Betsy Yoder, Huntingdon
Huntingdon 814-667-3413
Helen Kelchner, Columbia
Berwick 717-752-4691
Sharon Schuster, Maryland
New Windsor 301-635-2654
Sue Crow, Maryland
Kennedyvllle 301-648-5687
Debbie Stiles, West Virginia
Huntington 304-525-0980
Carolyn Gilles, Crawford
Meadville 814-724-4269
Beth Gray, Bedford
Schellsburg 814-733-4445
Kart Berger, Special
Maryland 301-473-5178
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I ARGI- Ml DItM SMAII
71 75 60 64 36 40
73 74 62 63 38 39
73 77 63 67 39 42
73 63 39
I-X I ARGI
73 77
75 76
75 79
75
78 88 67 75
78 67
81 89
78 84 67 74
80 86
New York
Egg Market
Wed., February 24, 1988
Pnces were unchanged Demand for car
toned eggs was mostly moderate, best with
both current and planned features Moor
slocks were adequate and supplies from
production areas were held with confi
dence The undertone was fully steady
PRICES TO RETAILERS - SALES 10
VOLUME BUYERS, CONSUMER
GRADE A WHITE EGGS IN CAR lONS
DELIVERED STORE DOOR
A EXTRA LARGE 57- 59. A I ARGE
54 57, A MEDIUM 48 51
*Muscovy Ducks, Drakes range 70 80
liens 62 74
Pekin Ducks 30- 48
Pullets 5 8# 30- 44
Red Fowl 45# 10-26, 56# 28 48
Crossbred Roosters 4 6# 20 64,7 13#
30- 44
Crossbred Fowl 5-10# 20 42
Baniy Roosters 1 50-4 00 ca
Banty Hens 1 00 I 50 ca
Guinea Pigs 1 00-5 50 ca
Goats 32 00-5100 ca
Kid Goals 12 00-24 00 ca
Guinea Fowl 1 35-1 60
Geese 9 16# 3a 62
Pigeons 1 25 1 55 ca
White Pigeons 3 30 3 70 ca
Rabbits 4 6# 9ai 18. 7 11# 8a 1 04
Good While Rabbits A 6# 1 2a 1 64
I cghom Roosters ia 24
Leghorn Hens 2 8
Bunnies 2 00-5 00 ea
Dwarf Bunnies 6 00 10 00 ca
Doves 2 50 3 50 ea
Chukars 5 50 5 75 ea
Silkies 6 25 7 50 ca
Total Coops Sold 928
43 SO
Extra large and large cartoned prices
were unchanged to higher, balance
unchanged I radc sentiment was steady for
brown eggs and steady to fully steady on
while eggs Demand for cartoned eggs was
moderate overall Supplies of all sizes were
generally adequate
PRICES PAID TO PRODLCI RS FOR
IOOSE BROWN EGGS A 1 I ARM,
CASES I XCIIANGED, GRADE YIEI D
BASIS, GEMS PER DO/EN JUMBO
62 65, 1 X 1 ARGE 47 5(1, I ARGE
45 48, Ml DIUM 34 37, SMAI I
10- 13
BOS lON PRICES TO RE I All IRS
SAEIS lO VOLUME BUYI RS. CON
SUME.R GRADE BROWN IGGS IN
CAR lONS DELIVERED S 3 ORE IXX3R
A EX IRA LARGE 65 68, A I ARGE.
63 66, A ME'DIUM 53 55
Prices trended higher on whole eggs and
whites, about unchanged on yolks 1 rading
activity was dull as buyers were cautious at
the higher asking prices Most breakers had
adequate inventories enabling them to
maintain desired schedules Floor slocks
easily satisfied current buyer interest
WHOLESALE SELLING PRICES
(PER POUND IN 30 LB CONTAINERS)
U S D A INSPECTED CLASS TRUCK
LOTS LTL (MIN 25 CONT) WHOLE
36 38 MOSTLY 36-37 39-44 BLENDS (/)
- - 47-59 WHITES 27-29 MOSTLY 27-28
30-38 YOLKS (MIN 43% SOLIDS)
SUGARED 48 51 MOSTLY 49-50 52-58
SALTED 46-48 MOSTLY 46 -
(/)-WHOLE PLUS YOLK PLUS
SWEETENER, GENERALLY 28-32%
EGG SOLIDS
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4”-6”-8"-10"-12”
Standard Sizes In Stock
Custom Sizes Made To Order
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Wed., February 24, 1988
New York &
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Tucs., February 23, 1988
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Weekly New York Egg Market
Northeast Quotes
I'rom I'ri, I'lb. 19 lo Ihurs., I’eh 25
I-HI MON I I KS. VVKI). 1 Ml RS
win i e
JL MHO
I X 1 ARC!
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Ml DIUM
I’L 1 1.l IS
OH' GRAD!
BROWN
I X I ARGI
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Ml OIL MS
()l E GRADE
UNDI RGRADI S
AND CHECKS 20 20 21 22 23
lIREAKING STOCKS: 48 50 I.BS ERI 28 (X) 30 (X), 50 IDS tl>
30 00 31 00, TUESDAY 48 50 LBS 29 00-31 00,50 LBS Ll>3l (X) 33 00, Wl D
MSDAY4B 50IBS 30 00 32 00, 50 I BS LI 1 32 00 34 00, lIRRSDAY 48 50
IBS 31 (X) 32 00, 50 I BS Ll> 33 (X) 35 (X)
Northeast Chicken
Parts
Thursday, F'eb. 25, 1988
MAKKEI COMMENI 3R A DING
AC 11VI1 Y WAS FAIR 30 I AIRI Y
GOOD IOR DARK ME A 1 AND
GIBII IS, LIGIII AND UNAGGRI S
SIVI ON Will 1E MI.A 1 113'MS CT 1
IMS II AVI INCREASED IN AVAII.A
BIIIIY, AND CLEARANCES WI Rl
NO I ONGI RSAIISI ACIORY IN SI V
1 KAL QUAR 1 ERS UNI RUN
HRI AS I S 11AVI INCREASED B 1 Y
IKS DID NO 1 11AVL lO PAY 90
CINIS, BUI BIDS IN 1 111 IOW
1 1(311 111 S WERE NO I 111 I I D
111 111 R, AND WIIA3 ELW SAI I S
111 A 1 OCCLRREDWLRE IN 1111 85 88
Cl N I RANGE I 1 GS AND PARIICL
1 ARLY II G QUARI IRS WIRI
Cl I ARINC. AND SLPPI II S WI Rl NO
MORI 111 AN ADI QUA 11 WINGS
Rl MAINI D AMPLI AND Dll I ICU I
lO Cl I AR Will I OCCASION AI \Ol
EMI SALI S NOEED B 1 IOW CLR
Rl N 1 PRICI 1 1 VLLS 1 IVI RS WI Rl
IN Cl OSL BALANCE, AND BL YI RS
WERI HAVING 3XOLBLL IN GI I
3 INC. 1111 IR ORDI RS I ILI ED
SKIN, BOM LESS 175 1 80
RIB ON UREAS IS 89 90
LINE RUN UREAS IS 85 88
LEGS 27-28
11G. QUAR EERS 19 20
WINGS 33 34
BACKS AND NECKS 11-12
LIVERS 15-20
TODAY’S NEGOTIATED SALES AS
OF 1130 AM PRICES PAID PER
POUND ON ICE PACKED PART
DELIVERED IN POOL TRUCKED I
AND TRUCKLOT QUANTITIES
<t CHICKS, INC.
!tnh\ ( hir Av iV Pullets
Broun & White
Lat its Broilers
imiom (2ir>) :>.'u>-:n.>s
2(><> K PU.I lOVIN Hit oi \KIHIOUV P\ 18'1.'.l
63 63 65 65 66
60 60 62 62 63
57 57 59 59 60
51 51 53 53 53
40 40 41 41 41
45 45 47 47 48
72 72 73 73 73
67 67 68 68 68
59 59 60 60 60
Delmarva
Broiler/Fryer
lues., I-cbruarj 23, 1988
Demand for ready to cook whole birds
was fair to good overall Seller offerings
were generally in good balance and clearing
well In the parts complex demand was
mixed and selective and centered mainly
on leg quarters Less than trucklot asking
prices were unchanged at 13 to 46 cents
Live supplies mostly moderate to occasion
ally hcav\ Weights were irregular in a lull
range of light to heavy Slaughter schedules
were increased and in total heavy Ihc
undertone was generally steady to lulls
steady
LSI IMA II D SI AIGIIII K Ol
BROII I R I RAt IRS IN Dl 1 MARVA
(IXK1)
1 SI IMA 11 D AC 11 AI AC IL AI
AVI RAGh WI Kill IS 2/23 2/16 2/19
2/19 2/12 2,276 1.957 1,642 466 460
MW YORK Mil Ill’ll DROP
BROII I R RI POR I
CURRI N I BROII I R/TKVI R M (.()
IIAPLD PRICI S lOR IMMPDIMI
DI I IVI RY 1 NCI LDI S MOSIIY
MULIIPLP DROP SIIIPMI N 1 S Ol
BRANDPD AND WING IAGGPD lO
M W YORK Cl 1 Y I ROM Dl 1 MARVA
BRANDPD US GRADI A RANG!
4156 WhlGlllPD AVI RAGI 48 27
NO OP BOXIS 9,131
Joliet Hogs
Joliet, ill.
Wed., February 24, 1988
HOGS 50 TRADING MODERATE
BARROWS AND GILTS 50 LOWER
US 1-3 245 LBS 45 50
SOWS none
BOARS NONE
ACTUAL RECEIPTS EOR TUESDAY
CATTLE NONE HOGS 82
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