New England
Shell Eggs
Wednesday, November 3, 1993
NEW ENGLAND: Prices were
unchanged on loose Urge and cartoned
eggs while trending lower on loose extra
large and jumbo, and trending higher on
loose smalls and mediums. Trade senti
ment was cautious. Demand was irregular
ts dealers watched closely for first of the
month buying to begin. Supplies were fully
adequate on heavier sized eggs while bare
ly adequate to instances short on lighter
weight eggs.
PRICES PAID TO PRODUCERS.
CASES EXCHANGED, GRADE YIELD
BASIS, BROWN EGGS LOOSE, AT
FARM. CENTS PER DOZEN.
RANGE JUMBO .11-.14, EXTRA
LARGE .79-.82, LARGE .71-.74,
MEDIUM .S2-.35, SMALL .2Z-.25.
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 .99-1.01,
LARGE .90-.92, MEDIUM .69-.71.
Northeast
Chicken Parts
Wedneiday, November 3,1993
Tradclot buying interest wu quite irte
gulir and ranged fair to veiy good.
Supplies of boneleaa aldnleia breaiu with
tenders were shoit of filling current inquir
ies. Trading was repotted on both aides of
1.90 but the undertone waa firm for imme
diate needs and fairly steady going into
early next week. Supplies of line run
breasts were tight with buyer needs for
immediate deliveries not coveted. Prices
trended higher but some buyer resistance
waa noted. Dark meat items cleared satis-,
fsclorily. Wings were still unsettled. Lin
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W-L measures success one grower at a tone.
We could show you stacks of research data that
demonstrate the benefits of planting W-L alfalfa
seed, but the most important barometer of our
success is the success of growers like you.
Growers have depended on W-L Research as a
provider of superior alfalfa seed for over thirty
Forage Ahead with W-L!
mg up tracks to move product to the mark
ets was becoming a problem in some areas.
PRICES PAID PER POUND, ICE
PACKED AND CO2 PACKED
BROILER/FRYER PARTS. DELIV
ERED TO FIRST RECEIVERS IN POOL
TRUCKLOT AND TRUCKLOT QUAN
TITIES. ITEM CURRENT NEGO
TIATED TRADING* BREAST - B/S (W
ft WyO TENDERS) 190 BREAST-WITH
RIBS 90-91 BREAST - LINE RUN 90
LEGS 35-36 LEG QUARTERS (BULK)
27-28 DRUMSTICKS 31-32 THIGHS
35-36 WINGS (WHOLE) 41-42 BACKS
AND NECKS (STRIPPED) 10-12 LIV
ERS (5 POUND TUBS) 25-30 GIZ
ZARDS (HEARTS) 30-35 INCLUDES
NEW YORK CITY METROPOLITAN
AREA, NORTHERN NEW JERSEY,
MASSACHUSETTS. CONNECTICUT.
RHODE ISLAND, AND PENNSYLVA
NIA (NORTHEAST OF HARRISBURG).
* TODAY’S NEGOTIATED SALES AS
OF 11:30 A.M.
Delmarva
Broiler/Fryer Market
Wednesday, November 3,1993
Movement of ready-to-oook whole birds
remained about moderate. Offerings
ranged adequate to fully adequate. Live
supplies were moderate, instances light.
Weights were generally desirable. Process
ing schedules were reduced at some plants
but were still heavy in total. Less than
tracldot asking prices were unchanged at
52 to 64 cents. Trade sentiment was steady.
In the parts complex, breast items, particu
larly hone-in breasts were in short supply.
Legs and leg quarters were in good
balance. Wings were not as readily avail
able from several plants, but were still slow
to clear at others.
ESTIMATED SLAUGHTER OP
BROILER/FRYERS IN DELMARVA
(000)
K J
ESTIMATED ACTUAL AVG.
WEIGHT ACTUAL AVG. WEIGHT
11/0311/01 11/0110/2710/232,112 2,268
4.82 2,293 4.79.
•BROILBR/FRYER CURRENT
NEGOTIATED PRICES FOR IMMEDI
ATE DELIVERY INCLUDES MOSTLY
MULTIPLE-DROP SHIPMENTS OF
BRANDED AND WING TAGGED TO
NEW YORK CITY FROM DELMARVA.
BRANDED U.S. GRADE A RANGE
50-65 WEIGHTED AVERAGE 53.85
NO. OF BOXES 9,958 *7 of 9 planti
reporting.
Hackettstown
Poultry & Egg
Hickrtlrtown, NJ.
Report SnppMod by Auction
Tnooday, November 2, 1999
bporl Suppled by Auction
HEAVY FOWL .25 .75.
MIXED FOWL .25-.90.
BANTAMS .50-2.00.
BROILERS .25-30.
BUNNIES EACH 1.50-230.
ROOSTERS .60-1.40.
GEESE: .40.
DUCKS .60-1.00.
RABBITS .60-1.20.
PIGEONS 1.40-2.00.
GUINEAS 1.10-130.
GUINEA PIGS BACH 30-1.00
WHITE EGGS; EXTRA LARGE &
JUMBO .6S-.BS; LARGE .60-.72;
MEDIUMS .40-JO, PULLETS .33.
BROWN EGGS: EXTRA LARGE &
JUMBO .70-.92; LARGE .S4-.81;
MEDIUMS .50-Jl.
years, and in that time W-L has developed seed
well-known for its value. At W-L, “value” is defined
' as long-term yield, persistence, and quality. These
characteristics of W-L varieties are the cornerstone
of our success, and we continue to measure our
success as we always have one grower at a time.
Contact your local dealer:
BeachleyHardy Seed Company
454 Railroad Ave., P.O. Box 3147
Shiremanatown, Pennsylvania 17011
1-800-4HARDY-1
Our Reputation is Growing In Your Fields.
For this ana, we recommand WL 317 and WL 320
V «.*
Philadelphia Eggs
Tburoday, Novonbor 4, 1999
Report Suppled by USDA
MARKET COMMENT: TRADE SEN
TIMENT WAS STEADY TO FULLY
STEADY. DEMAND WAS PAIR TO
INSTANCES FAIRLY GOOD, BEST
WHERE FEATURED. SUPPLIES OF
THE LARGE SIZES WERE ADEQUATE
OR AVAILABLE, AND MEDIUMS
WERE BARELY ADEQUATE TO
ADEQUATE. A EXTRA LARGE .70-.73,
A LARGE .68-.71. A MEDIUM 37-.61.
Pa. Grain
Mondey, November 1, 1999
Report (up plied by PDA
COMPARED WITH THE MARKET
FOR OCTOBER 4, 1993 FOR SOUTH
EASTERN, CENTRAL, AND SOUTH
CENTRAL PA: CORN. WHEAT & BAR
LEY STEADY TO .10 HIGHER; OATS
UNEVENLY, MOSTLY STEADY TO
STRONG; SOYBEANS UNEVENLY
STEADY; OLD AND NEW EAR CORN
STEADY TO STRONG.
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.65-2.95.
AVERAGE 2.79; ©WHEAT NO. 2
RANGE 3.18-3.51, AVERAGE 3.32.
CONTRACT FOR HARVEST 2.91-3.11;
BARLEY NO. 3 RANGE 1.80-2.10, FEW
REPORTED 1.60, AVERAGE 1.85,
CONTRACT FOR HARVEST 1.70-1,80;
OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.40-1.70. AVER
AGE 1.59; SOYBEANS NO. 1 RANGE
5.90-6.05, FEW REPORTED 6.25.
AVERAGE 6,02; FEW REPORTED GR.
SORGHUM #2 RANGE 2.45, AVERAGE
2.45; OLD EAR CORN RANGE
70.00-85.00, AVERAGE 76.21; FEW
REPORTED NEW EAR CORN RANGE
FEW REPORTED 53.00-70.00, AVER
AGE 60.77.
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CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.60-2.85,
AVERAGE 2.71; ©WHEAT NO. 2
RANGE 2.85-3.25, AVERAGE 3.04;
BARLEY NO. 3 RANGE 1.65-1.90,
AVERAGE 1.75; OATS NO. 2 RANGE
1.40-1.80, AVERAGE 1.59; SOYBEANS
NO. 1 RANGE S.SS-6.QS, AVERAGE
5.96; OLD BAR CORN RANGE
SS.OO-70.00; AVERAGE 62.00; FEW
REPORTED NEW BAR CORN RANGE
FEW REPORTED 50.00-65.00,' FEW
REPORTED 40.00, AVERAGE 54.83.
SOUTHEASTERN, CENTRAL ft
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.55-2.80,
AVERAGE 2.75; ©WHEAT NO. 2
RANGE 2.80-3.30; AVERAGE 3.16;
BARLEY NO. 3 RANGE 1.60-2.10,
AVERAGE 1.82; OATS NO. 2 RANGE
1.40-1.80, AVERAGE 1.58; SOYBEANS
NO. 1 RANGE 5.80-6.05, AVERAGE
5.98; OLD BAR CORN RANGE
55.00-85.00, AVERAGE 71.96; FEW
REPORTED NEW BAR CORN FEW
REPORTED RANGE 50.00-70.00,
AVERAGE 58.46.
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.50-2.90.
AVERAGE 2.72; ©WHEAT NO. 2
RANGE 2.80-3.35, AVERAGE 2.97;
BARLEY NO. 3 RANGE 1.602.00,
AVERAGE 1.81; OATS NO. 2 RANGE
1.401.70, AVERAGE 1.56; SOYBEANS
NO. 1 RANGE 5.75-6.00, FEW
REPORTED 6.30, AVERAGE 5.93; FEW
REPORTED PER HUNDREDWEIGHT
RECLBANED 15% BUCKWHEAT
RANGE 9.00, AVERAGE 9.00; EAR
CORN RANGE 65.0074.00; AVERAGE
70.33; FEW REPORTED NEW BAR
CORN RANGE 51.0060.00, AVERAGE
56.50.
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.20-2.64,
AVERAGE 2.48; ©WHEAT NO. 2
RANGE 2.90-3.06, AVERAGE 2.99;
BARLEY NO. 3 RANGE FEW
REPORTED 1.75, AVERAGE 1.75 i
OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.10-1.87, AVER
AGE 1.46; SOYBEANS NO. 1, RANGE
5.61-5.80, AVERAGE 5.71; FEW
REPORTED PER HUNDREDWEIGHT
RECLEANED 15% BUCKWHEAT
RANGE 8.30, AVERAGE 8.30; OLD
EAR CORN RANGE 55.00-60.00,
AVERAGE 57.50.
CORN NO. 2-Y 2.62; ©WHEAT NO. 2
3.01; BARLEY NO. 3 1.73; OATS NO. 2
LSI; SOYBEANS NO. 1 6.26; EAR
CORN 69.97.
CORN NO. 2-Y 2.25; ©WHEAT NO. 2
3.21; BARLEY NO. 3 1.75; OATS NO. 2
1.44; SOYBEANS NO. 1 5.20; EAR
CORN 67.73; FEW REPORTED NEW
EAR CORN 48.59.
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