12.00 bubkti NJ Savoy 6.00-7.00 cel cit NJ
Savoy 8.00 S.OO-6.00 —SQUASH:
MARKET ABOUT STEADY 1/2 buclni
FL Zucchini med GA Zucchini
sml-med 3.00-6.00 mostly 4.00-5.00 few
loas 2.00 med 3.00-5.00 Yellow Straight
neck sml-med 4.00-5.00 med 3.00-4.00 NJ
Zucchini sml-med 4.00-5.00 med
3.00- Yellow Straightneck med few
3.50-4.00 SC Zucchini sml-med 4.00-S.OO
med 3.00-4.00 1 1/9 bucrts GA Acorn
8.00- Butternut 5.00 Spaghetti 5.00
HD Butternut 4.00-5.00 —SWEET
POTATOES: MARKET STEADY
CURED 40 lb cuts NC U.S. One Jewels
med 8.00-8.50 —TOMATOES: MARKET
LOWER 25 lb ctns FL U.S. Comb or Bet
ter pink to light red xlge 14.00-16.00 most
ly 14.00 few 17.00 fr cond 10.00 Ige
12.00- mostly 12.00 occ 16.00 fr
cond 10.00 med 11.00 Local Repack 85%
U.S. One or Better xlge 23.00 Ige 22.00
med 20.00 7 kg fits BL red 16.00-17.00
TOMATOES. CHERRY: fits 12 1-pt bkts
MX light red to red 9.50-10.00
TOMATOES, PLUM TYPE: 25 lb ctns FL
light red to red 15.00 —TURNIPS: 25 lb
sks GA Purple Top med 6.00 NJ Purple
Top med 7.00-8.00 —VEGETABLES
OTHER: MARKET STEADY 3 kg ctns
GU Radicchio 8.00 IT Radicchio 8.50.
Kutztown Produce
Auction
Fleetwood, PA
Week of May 24, 1993
9:00 a.m. Sat.
Tuca. & Thun. 10 a.m.
Report Supplied by Auction
ASPARAGUS: .75-1.90 LB.
IF IT’S WORTH
YOUR INVESTMENT,
TRUST IT TO HERSHEY.
How important is quality and customer satisfaction? Ask
someone who settled for less than the best and has been pay
ing for it in lower profits ever since! If it’s worth the invest
ment, it’s worth the finest equipment, highly reliable service,
and the most professional systems design available, and that
means Hershey Equipment Company. We have a reputation
for quality in components and workmanship that’s backed by
successful satisfied customers.
DON’T PUT UP WITH PROBLEMS!
TT€BSH€V
EQUIPMENT CO.
255 PLANE TREE DRIVE LANCASTER, PA 17603
(717) 393-5807
SPRING ONIONS: .20-.35 BUNCH.
STRAWBERRIES: 12.00-20.00 FLAT.
RHUBARB: Z5O-8.00 BOX.
LETTUCE: .15-.75 HEAD.
BEDDING FLOWERS: 3.25-13.00
FLAT, MOSTLY 6.00.
HANGING BASKETS: 5.00-8.50
EACH.
VEGETABLE PLANTS: 1.00-9.00
FLAT.
GERANIUMS; .80-1.70.
PERENNIALS: .50-2.40 EACH.
EVERGREENS, AZALEAS, RHO
DODENDRONS, ETC., TOO NUMER
OUS TO MENTION.
OPEN MON., TUBS., TOURS., FRI.,
SAT., 9:30 A.M.
Philadelphia
Potato & Onion
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wednesday, June 2,1993
ONIONS AND POTATOES
—ONIONS DRY: MARKET YELLOW
JUMBO SLIGHTLY LOWER, OTHERS
ABOUT STEADY US#l OR GENERAL
LY GOOD QUAL AND COND UNLESS
OTHERWISE STATED. NEW CROP
Yellow Granex GA 50 lb ski med
11.00- SO lb ctns jbo 12.00-14.00
mostly 12.00 med 11.00 Grano AZ 50 lb
sks tpkr sz few 12.00 CA 50 lb ski jbo
9.00- mostly 9.00-10.00 fr qual 8.50
NM 50 lb sks jbo 10.00 med 10.00-11.00
TX 50 lb ski jbo 9.50-11.00 mostly 10.00
White MX 50 lb sks jbo 14.50-15.00 Red
CA 25 lb sks jbo 10.00-ll.OOmostly 10.00
med 7.50-8.50 MX 25 lb ski med
7.00- TX 25 lb sks jbo 10.00-11.00
med 8.00 Flat Type CA 40 lb ctns jbo
BUY BIG DUTCHMAN.
TRUST IT TO HERSHEY.
12.00- mostly 14.00 Ige 14.00 med
12.00 —POTATOES: MARKET FL
ROUND WHITES LOWER, OTHERS
ABOUT STEADY US#l SZ A WASHED
OR BRUSHED UNLESS OTHERWISE
STATED NEW CROP Round Red AL 50
lb ikt iz B 16.00 AZ 50 lb tks 13.00 iz B
17.00 CA 50 lb edit 14.00-17.00 50 lb sks
sz B one libel 22.00 FL 50 lb ski
13.00- mostly 13.00 sz B
17.00- mostly 17.00-17.50 Round
White FL 50 lb sks 10.00-11.00 mostly
10.00 occ 12.00 sz B 10.00 Long White
CA 50 lb ctns 14.00-14.50 mostly 14.00
OLD CROP Russet Burbmk ID bid 10 5-lb
flmbgs non sz A 8.50 50 lb ctns 70s
15.50- mostly 16.00-16.50 80s
15.50- mostly 16.00-16.50 fair cond
15.00 90s 11.50-12.50 mostly 12.00 one
label 14.00 fr cond 11.00 100 s 9.00-10.00
mostly 9.00-9.50 few 11.00 one label
12.00 U.S. Two 50 lb sks 6.75-7.00 Norko
tah CD Prince Edward Island CDOne 50 lb
ctns 70s few 12.00-12.50 80s 11.00 few
12.00- 90s 10.00 few 10.50-11.00
100 s few 8.50-9.00 CO SO lb ctns 90s
10.50 WI 50 lb ctns 70s 11.00-14.00 80s
11.00- 90s 9.50-10.00100 s 8.50-9.00
mostly 9.00 Round White CD Prince
Edward Island CDOne 50 lb sks 6.00 fair
cond 5.00 Ige 8.00 ME 50 lb sks Ige few
8.00-
Buffalo Valley Produce
MlKllnburg R 3
June 3, 1993
Report Supplied by Auction
ASPARAGUS: 1.10 LB.
BEDDING PLANTS: 3.00-7.00 FLAT.
GERANIUMS: 4-INCH 1.00; 7-INCH
2.50.
HANGING BASKETS; 8-INCH 5.00;
6uf Putchman*
We Tafe Customer Satisfaction ‘Persomtty
10-INCH 7.00.
ONIONS: BUNCH .50.
POTATOES: RED3.0050L8.; WHITE
100 50 LB.
RADISHES: BUNCH .70.
RHUBARB: 1.00 LB.
STRAWBERRIES: 1.75-110 QT.
SUGAR PEAS: 1.80 LB.
TOMATOES: #1 LARGE 22.00 25
LBS.
WATERMELONS: 4.00-5.00 EACH.
NEXT WEEK'S AUCTION TUBS.
AND TOURS, 10 A.M.
Leola Produce
Auction
Leola, PA
June 1, 1993
Report Supplied by Auction
ASPARAGUS: 1.20-1.6 S 12 OZ.
BUNCH. 1.15-1.40 PER LB. LOOSE.
LETTUCE: ICEBERG 125-4.00 6-8
CT.. BOSTON AND RED LEAF 6.00-9.50
16-24 CT.
SPRING GARLIC, BUNCHED:
5.75-8.50 40-CT.
ONIONS; 1150-15.00 40 CT. BUNCH.
POTATOES: 3.75-4.25 50 LBS.
RADISHES; 8.50-11.50 40 CT.
BUNCH.
RHUBARB: 7.50-10.00 IS LBS.
HULL PEAS; 10.50-15.00 V, BU.
SUGAR PEAS: 19.00-24.00 10 LBS.
SUGAR SNAP PEAS: 19.00-23.00 10
LBS.
STRAWBERRIES: 11.75-16.00 8 QT.
FLAT.
SPINACH: 7.50-12.00 1 1/9 BU.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 5, 1993-Al5
RED BEETS: 6.00-12.00 15 CT.
BUNCH.
TOMATOES; HOTHOUSE
11.00-14.00 10 LBS #l. 33.00-43.00 25
LB. HOTHOUSE
CUCUMBERS; 8.50 Vi BU.
SHRUBBERY: ARBOR VITAE, PYR
AMID AND GLOBE TYPE 6.50-1S.00;
BIRD'S NEST SPRUCE AND ALBERTA
SPRUCE 9.50-12.00; BURNING BUSH
7.00-15.00; RHODODENDRON MIXED
COLORS 6.00-18.00; UPRIGHT AND
SPREADING YEWS 5.50-7.50; BOX
WOOD 6.00-10.00; JAPANESE RED
MAPLE 13.50-16.50 EACH.
BEDDING PLANTS: ASSORTED
VARIETY OF FLOWERS 2.00-7.00
FLAT; PANSIES 2.00-3.75 FLAT; GER
ANIUMS. DAHLIAS POTTED 1.20-3.25
EACH; ASSORTED HERBS AND
PERENNIALS 5.75-10.50 FLAT; VINCA
8.50-11.50 FLAT; PLANTERS & WIN
DOW BOXES 1.75-3.50 EACH;
ASSORTED HANGING BASKETS
3.75-7.50 EACH; ASTERS AND ZIN
NIAS 5.50-9.50 FLAT; SWEET WIL
LIAM 4.50-8.00 FLAT.
VEGETABLE PLANTS: TOMATOES.
PEPPERS. EGGPLANT 2.00-6.50 FLAT;
CUCUMBERS, ZUCCHINI, WATER
MELON AND CANTALOPE 2.00-8.00
FLAT.
NEXT WEEK’S SALE DAYS MON
DAY. TUESDAY. THURSDAY, AND
FRIDAY. 10 A.M.
New England
Shell Eggs
Wednesday, June 2, 1993
NEW ENGLAND: Prices paid to pro
ducers were higher for jumbos, and the
balance of prices were unchanged. Trade
sentiment was at least steady. Inter-dealer
demand for white eggs and brown jumbos
went unfilled and retail demand was fair to
fairly good. Supplies were short to adequ
ate with white eggs and jumbo brown in
the shortest position.
PRICES PAID TO PRODUCERS.
CASES EXCHANGED. GRADE YIELD
BASIS. BROWN EGGS LOOSE, AT
FARM. CENTS PER DOZEN RANGE
JUMBO ***.77-.Bo**», EXTRA LARGE
♦♦V75-.7B***, LARGE .73-.76.
MEDIUM .S5-.58, SMALL ,29-,32.
BOSTON: PRICES TO RETAILERS,
SALES TO VOLUME BUYERS, USDA
GRADE A AND GRADE A, BROWN
EGGS IN CARTONS. DELIVERED
STORE DOOR, CENTS PER DOZEN
RANGE EXTRA LARGE 94-.96,
LARGE .92-.94, MEDIUM .74-.76.