National
Grain Market
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
JUNE 10, 1992
DAILY NATIONAL GRAIN
SUMMARY
WEATHER CONDITIONS SEEMS TO
HAVE SHIFTED, MOVING WET
WEATHER OUT OF SOUTH AND INTO
MIDWEST AREAS. WHEAT 2 TO 3
CENTS LOWER AND UP TO 21 CENTS
LOWER IN MINNEAPOLIS. CORN
MOSTLY STEADY. SORGHUM
STEADY TO 1 CENT LOWER. SOY
BEANS 4 TO 5 CENTS LOWER.
WHEAT PRICES DECLINED ON
IDEAS DRIER WEATHER FORCAST
FOR SOUTHERN U.S. HARD RED
WINTER WHEAT AREAS WOULD
ALLOW HARVEST TO RESUME. SPOT
CUTTING IN AREAS OF SOUTHERN
OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS SHOWING
LIGHTER TEST WEIGHTS BUT SPR
OUT DAMAGE NOT AS EXTENSIVE
IN OKLAHOMA AS IN TEXAS. PAKIS
TAN’S LARGE WHEAT PURCHASE
ALREADY FACTORED INTO MARK
ET EARLIER THIS WEEK, ADDING
LITTLE SUPPORT TO PRICES. CORN
PRICES CLOSED FRACTIONALLY
LOWER; SOYBEANS MODERATELY
LOWER, INFLUENCED BY RECENT
RAINS OVER MIDWEST AREAS.
TRADERS ALSO SQUARING POST
IONS BEFORE TODAY’S RELEASE OF
USDA’S SUPPLY AND DEMAND
REPORT. LONG-TERM OUTLOOK
STILL CALLING FOR DRIER-THAN
NORMAL CONDITIONS THIS SUM
MER IN MIDWEST, UNDERPINNED
PRICES. USDA’S CROP PRODUCTION
REPORT FORECAST WINTER WHEAT
PRODUCTION AT 1.54 BILLION
BUSHELS. DOWN 5 PERCENT FROM
MAY 1' BUT 12 PERCENT MORE
THAN 1991 CROP. FEWER ACRES
FOR GRAIN COUPLED WITH LOWER
HAY. STRAW
& GRAIN SALE
Every Thursday at 1 p.m.
Auction will continue
all year long
Vintage Sales
Stables. Inc.
(Rt. 30,10 miles east of Lancaster
In Paradise, PA)
For Info. L. Robert Frame, Sr.
717-442-4181 bualneee prealdent
215-458-8518 home Glenn S. Frame
Mgr.
FOR. SALE
Kiln Dried
WOOD SHAVINGS
and
SAWDUST
• Bulk Loads Delivered
• Reasonably Priced
717-653-5935
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Mount Joy, PA
Notice Of Time Change
(Hay Sale)
Starting Jan. 1, 1992
(New Year’s Day)
Hay And Straw Sales Will Start
At 10 AM. Every Wed.
GOOD’S AUCTION
111 North Maple Ave.
Leola, PA 17540
717-656-8911
717-656-9554
YIELDS CAUSED DECLINE FROM
LAST MONTH.
EXPORT NEWS: PAKISTAN
BOUGHT 273,000 TONNES U.S. NO. 2
OR BETTER SOFT WHITE WHEAT,
USING GSM-102 FINANCING FOR
AUGUST. TAIWAN BOUGHT 54,000
TONNES U.S. NO. 2 YELLOW CORN.
DATE CHANGE YEAR AGO 06/10/92
06/09/92 06/12/91
WHEAT: KANSAS CITY 3.96-3.98 DN 3
3.01-3.02 MINNEAPOLIS TRUCK BID
4.22 3/4 DN 21 1/4 3.08 1/4-3.13 1/4
PORTLAND 4.53-4.59 DN 2 3.50-3.51
ST. LOUIS 3.68-3.71 DN 3 3.05-3.08
CORN. U.S. NO. 2 YELLOW: KAN
SAS CITY 2.67-2.69 NC 2.44-2.47 MIN
NEAPOLIS 2.58 3/4 DN 1/4 2.36 3/4 SO.
lOWA 2.64-2.67 NC 2.42-2.45 OMAHA
2.53-2.54 NC 2.29-2.31
SOYBEANS. NO. 1 YELLOW; KAN
SAS CITY 6.25-6.27 DN 4 5.82-5.85
MINNEAPOLIS 6.13 3/4 DN 4 1/4 5.76
1/2 SO. lOWA 6.18-6.24 DN 4-5
5.80-5.84 C. ILL. PROCESSORS 6.25
3/4-6.36 3/4 DN 4 1/4-3 1/4 5.85 1/2-5.90
1/2
•KANSAS CITY, US NO. 1 HARD
RED WINTER WHEAT. ORDINARY
PROTEIN. MINNEAPOLIS. US NO. 1
DARK NORTHERN SPRING WHEAT.
14% PROTEIN. PORTLAND. NO. 1
SOFT WHITE WHEAT, ST. LOUIS, NO.
2 SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT.
FUTURES CLOSE: KANSAS CITY
(JULY) WHEAT 3.76 DN 3 2.94 MIN
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NEAPOLIS (JULY) WHEAT 3.92 3/4 DN
1 1/4 2.88 1/4 CHICAGO (JULY)
WHEAT 3.73 DN 3 1/2 3.01 1/2 (JULY)
CORN 2.63 3/4 DN 1/4 2.38 3/4 (JULY)
SOYBEANS 6.25 3/4 DN 4 1/4 5.73 1/2
EXPORT; BARGE OR RAIL, PORT
OF NEW ORLEANS OR NORTH TEX
AS GULF. NO. 1 HARD RED WINTER
WHEAT ORDINARY PROTEIN 4.28 DN
1-3 3.33 NO. 2 SOFT RED WINTER
WHEAT 3.98 DN 3-4 3.43-3.44 NO. 2
YELLOW CORN 2.87 NC-DN 1
2.62-2.63 NO. 2 YELLOW SORGHUM
RAIL 4.89 NC BARGE 5.35 DN 1
4.41-4.48 NO. 2 YELLOW SOYBEANS
6.45-6.46 DN 5 6.04-6.07
NATIONAL EGG MARKET - AT A
GLANCE;
Pricei were unchanged to higher on the
large sizes in the Northeast and Midwest,
unchanged on the balance. The market tone
continued steady to firm, strongest on the
large sizes. Demand ranged fair to good,
and was best where featured. Supplies
were tight to adequate on the large sizes,
and lighter weights were generally adequ
ate. Breaking stock supplies were usually
adequate from regular sources, and addi
tional purchases were at steady to higher
prices. Live hen markets were generally
steady to instances fully steady, and sup-
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National
Egg Market
EDISON
JUNE 10, 1992
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plies were barely adequate to fully adequ
ate for the mixed but mostly moderate
demand.
Mercer Livestock
Mercer, Fa.
Tuesday, June 9, 1992
Report Supplied By Auction
CATTLE, 190. HIGH CHOICE *
PRIME SLAUGHTER STEERS
72.00- 1 AT 76.85, CHOICE
SLAUGHTER STEERS MOSTLY
71.00- SELECT STEERS
64.00- SELECT A CHOICE HOLS
TEINS 62.50-67.75. SLAUGHTER HEIF
ERS CHOICE 68.50-73.25, SELECT
69.25-66.00.
COWS: BREAKING UTILITY A
COMMERCIAL 46.00-55.00, CUTTER
AND BONING UTILITY 45.00-49.50;
CANNER AND LOW CUTTER
39.50-47.25, SHELLS LOW YIELD
22.00-
BULLOCKS: CHOICE 57.00-64.35.,
SELECT 5260-58.00.
BULLS: YG»I 60.0063.50.
CALVES. 80. CHOICE 200-285 LBS.
•90-.94, GOOD 70-120 LBS. .70-1.00,
STANDARD AND GOOD 50-80 LBS.
•30-.70. HOLSTEIN BULLS 100-130
LBS. 1.15-165. #2 85-1 IS LBS. 1.05-1.15,
HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 80-110 LBS.
1.50-1.85. TOP BEEF BULL AT 105 LBS.
1.60. TOP BEEF HEIFER AT 100 LBS.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday. June 13,1992-AS
1.60.
HOGS: 129. BARROWS AND GILTS
US#l*2 230-250 LBS. 44.50-46.00;
US#l-3 225-240 LBS. 43.5045.25.
SOWS US#I-3 330-600 LBS.
32.0041.00.
BOARS; 25.00-27.00.
LAMBS: 40 AT 70-90 LBS.
55.00-80.00.
DAIRY: FEW LATE FEEDERS
BROUGHT STEERS 67.00-70.00, HEIF
ERS TO 62.50.
New York &
Philadelphia Frozen
Eggs Report
Tuesday, June 9, 1992
Prices were generally unchanged.
Trading was spotty. Buyers and sellers
were cautious. Raw materials were suffi
cient to maintain desired schedules. Floor
stocks were fully adequate to ample.
WHOLESALE SELLING PRICES
(CENTS PER POUND IN 30 LB. CON
TAINERS) TRUCKLOTS LTL (MIN. 25
CONT.) RANGE MOSTLY RANGE
WHOLE 39-42 39-40 43-47 BLEND (/)
52-62 WHITES 36-38 36-37 39-44
SUGARED YOLKS (MIN 43% SOLIDS)
48-51 49-50 52-60 SALTED YOLKS
(MIN 43% SOLIDS) 45-48 46-47 49-57 (/)
- WHOLE PLUS YOLK PLUS
SWEETENER, GENERALLY 28-32%
EGG SOLIDS.
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