Leinbach’s Shiopensbure potatoes: red and white gourds .10-.75 each.
® 2.50-4.00V4 8U.,5.00-6.0030L85.#1;50 INDIAN CORN: LARGE .25-1.30
rroauce Auction lb. unclassified 3.50-4.25. bunch, mini .05-.60 bunch.
(717)532-5511 SWEET POTATOES: 4.00-6.75 5t BU. TOMATOES: RED MEDIUM AND
SblppMMburg, PA SQUASH: BUTTERNUT, SPAGHET- LARGE 6.00-11.00 25 LBS.
Avenue Price* Of #1 Produce T 1 AND ACORN 2.00-4.50 BU. TURNIPS: 250-5.00 V, BU.
2O. 2| 25 MUMS: 6” .25-.7S EACH. I” .50-1.75 MEDIUM TREES AND SHRUBS;
Met - nu’.lltT Sh. nr EACH. JUMBO 1.50-2.50 EACH. 16.00-23.00 EACH.
Price Offlercncee ere Quellty, or DRIED FLOWERS AND STATICE: NEXT WEEK’S SALE DAYS ARE
200-225 BUNCH. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AT 10
- „ P *". . FLOWERING KALE AND CAB- AM.
Report Supplied by Auction BAGE; .25-1.00 EACH.
APPLES: AUTUMN VARIETIES PUMPKINS: NECK SMALL TO , , _ J
2.50-5.00 >4 BU. LARGE .20-1.25 EACH; FACE SMALL LCOla PrOdUCC
BEANS; GREEN 4.006.00 VI BU; TO LARGE .60-5.50 EACH. PRIZE WIN- Auction
LIMA 7.00-8.00 14 BU. NER SMALL TO LARGE 200-20.00
BROCCOLI: 6.00-8.00 BU. EACH; SUGAR PIES AND BABY PAMS
CABBAGE: 4.00-5.50 50-LB. 25 .65 EACH. October 25, 1994
CAULIFLOWER: SMALL TO GOURDS: 1.00-3 00 %BU • JACK- Re P ort s “PP ,led b J Auctlqp
LARGE: .50-1.00 HEAD. BE LITTLES 3.00-5.00 V 4 BU.; DECOR- APPLES: STAY-MAN WINBSAP
CIDER: 1.75-200 GAL. ATED GOOSE GOURDS 1.00-5.50 7.25-1075 BU., ASSORTED VARIETIES
CUCUMBERS; 3.00-4.00 '/. BU. EACH, PAINTED PUMPKINS SMALL 5.25-7.50 BU.
EGGPLANT: 4.00-5.00 BU. .25-1.50 EACH. PAINTED PUMPKINS BEANS: 7.25-12.501 1/9 BU.;
PEPPERS: MEDIUM TO LARGE LARGE 1.00-4.00; GOOSE GOURDS YELLOW 10.00-16.00 1 1/9 BU; LIMA
GREEN 6.00-10.00 BU.; RED AND YEL- FISH GOURDS AND GATOR GOURDS 24.00-34.00 1 1/9 BU.
LOW MEDIUM TO LARGE 8.00-1200 plain SMALL TO LARGE .25-1.00 BEETS: LOOSE 7.00-10.50 1 1/9 BU.;
BU. EACH; BIRDHOUSE AND DIPPER BUNCH 2.75-4.75 15 CNT.
BROCCOLI: 200-4.50 12-16 CNT.,
V'HRWHHVIRmCWPIIIPIHIHPPVmn .19-.22 HEAD.
cabbage: green .32.52 head,
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3.25- CRATE; RED 25-.40 HEAD.
CAULIFLOWER: SMALL TO
MEDIUM .KK3O PER HEAD, .30-.46
LARGE TO EXTRA LARGE.
CIDER: 1.60-1.85 GAL.
ENDIVE: 4.25-6.50 12 CT.
EGGPLANT: 3.25-5.00 1 1/9 BU.
PEARS: BOSC 4.004.25 V, BU.
PEPPERS; GREEN SMALL TO
MEDIUM 3.00-5.50 1 1/9 BU.. LARGE
TO EXTRA LARGE 5.50-9.501 1/9 BU..
SUNTAN 3.25-8.00 1 1/9 BU.; RED
SMALL TO MED. S.OO-14.00 I 1/9 BU..
LARGE TO EX LARGE 15.00-20.001 1/9
BU.. SWEET FRYER AND HOT
4.00- K BU.
PICKLES- 9.00-11.50 V 4 BU.
POTATOES; RED AND WHITE
5.25- US#l 50 LBS.
PUMPKINS: NECK SMALL-MED.
20- 40 EACH. LARGE TO EX LARGE
.45-.95 EACH.
RADISHES: 3.50-7.00 20 COUNT
BUNCH
SPINACH; 5.75-8.50 1 1/9 BU.
SQUASH: ACORN, BUTTERNUT,
SPAGHETTI 3.75-5.5011/9 BU.; SWEET
DUMPLING AND CARNIVAL 1.75-3.25
'/> BU.
SWEET POTATOES: 5.75-8.75 VI BU.
TOMATOES; SMALL TO MEDIUM
7.00- 25 LBS. #l, LARGE TO EX.
LARGE 14.00-21.00 25 LBS. #1
TURNIPS: 3.00-6.50 25 LB. POLY
BAG; WINTER RADISH 2.25-3.50 25
LB. POLYBAG.
ZUCCHINI; 14.00-20.00 V 4 BU
FACE PUMPKINS: SMALL TO MED.
1.00- EACH. 2.00-3.00 LARGE TO
EXTRA LARGE.
PRIZE WINNERS AND BIG MAC
1 50-6.50
BABY PAMS AND SUGAR PIES
.20-.45 EACH.
JACK-BE-LITTLES 4.25-7.00 V 4 BU
ASSORTED GOURDS 1.00-2.00 V 4
BU.
GOOSE GOURDS .40-U2O EACH.
SNAKE GOURDS .35-1.00 EACH
INDIAN CORN 30- 70 BUNCH.
INDIAN FINGERS 05- 30 BUNCH
MUMS .40-1.25 EACH.
FLOWERING KALE AND CAB
BAGE- .60-1 70 POT
NEXT WEEK’S SALE DAYS ARE
MONDAY. TUESDAY. AND THURS
DAY AT 10 A.Ni
Central U.S.
Carlot
Beef Report
Tuesday. Oct. 26, 1994
Report supplied by lISDA
CENTRAL U.S. CARLOT BEEF
REPORT (INCLUDES THE MAJOR
PRODUCTION AREAS IN THE MID
WEST AND TEXAS) AS OF 11:15 A.M.
COMPARED TO MONDAY'S 3:OC
P.M. REPORT: COW AND BULLS CAR
CASSES NOT ESTABLISHED.
COW AND BULL CARCASSES
& FIRST TOBACCO SALE: DECEMBER 5, 1994 J
T Sale Every Mon., Wed. 8L Fri. Thereafter J
V When stripping tobacco, please grade 3 ways. Color j
I grade. Please watch your moisture when stripping.
V Tobacco companies are saying they need this crop. If J
[ you have hail cut tobacco, color grade and make neat
V bales - it pays! Keep green out. %
& Strip your tobacco early! 609 tobacco companies are 's
j saying; get your crop on auction in December. They J
% say they need PA 609 tobacco to blend with burley %
f tobacco. This is good news for PA 609 as it is /
t becoming known worldwide. Tennessee and Kentucky $
auctions open at Thanksgiving. Local tobacco farmers /
should bring some of their best tobacco to first sale,
» December sth, with a full warehouse to attract buyers. /
There are reports tobacco buyers are telling tobacco %
companies in the south that they can buy cheaper on J
the farm. If this is true -- think twice!
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DISCOUNTS ON BALE BOXES AND
LATHE HOLDERS.
If ordered before November 1, 1994. You can order
a bale box and take cost off tobacco check when
you sell at Paradise. Cotton twine also in stock.
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, Octebar 29, 1994-Al7
UT. BRK 2-4 450 AND UP, LATEST
GSTB. MKT. 64.00 D.
UT, BNG 1-3 400 AND UP, LATEST
ESTB. MKT. 68.00 D.
CUTTER 1-2 350 AND UP, LATEST
ESTB. MKT. 73.50-74.50 A.
BULLS 500/UP YG 1. LATEST ESTB.
MKT. 81.00 A.
FRESH 90% BONELESS BEEF
200-3.00 HIGHER IN THE MIDWEST,
AND IN TEXAS 7.00-7.50 HIGHER
THAN LAST TEST; 85% STEADY TO
3.50 HIGHER: 65% MOSTLY 200-3.00
LOWER. DEMAND AND OFFERINGS
LIGHT TO MODERATE. BEEF TRIM
MINGS LOWER ON LIGHT DEMAND
AND MODERATE OFFERINGS.
90% FRESH. 13 LOADS, RANGE
103.0- IQS.O, WT. AVG. 104.15.
90% FZ. UNQUOTED.
85% HR. 3 LOADS. RANGE
86.0- WT. AVG. 89.50.
85% FZ, UNQUOTED.
75% FR. RANGE 65.5-66.00, WT
AVG. 65.75 A.
75% FZ. UNQUOTED.
65% FR, 13 LOADS, RANGE
46.00- WT. AVG. 46.31.
65% FZ, UNQUOTED.
50% FR, 46 LOADS, RANGE
18.50-20.00, WT. AVG. 18.89.
50% FZ. 12 LOADS. RANGE 25.00,
WT AVG. 25.00.
50% BX, 5 LOADS. RANGE 22.50,
WT AVG 22.50
BULL 92-94, RANGE 112.0, WT
AVG 112.00 A
90% FR, 18 LOADS, RANGE
104.0-104.5, WT. AVG 104 15
90% FZ, UNQUOTED
85% FR. UNQUOTED.
85% FZ. UNQUOTED
85% FR, UNQUOTED.
75% FZ. UNQUOTED
75% FR, 2 LOADS, RANGE‘67.OO,
WGHTD. AVG. 67.00.
65% FR, UNQUOTED.
65% FZ, UNQUOTED.
BULL 92-94, UNQUOTED.
CAP NORTHEAST AREAS
90% FR, 16 LOADS. RANGE 107.0.
WT. AVG. 107.00.
90% FZ. UNQUOTED.
85% FR, UNQUOTED.
85% FZ. UNQUOTED.
75% FR. UNQUOTED.
75% FZ, UNQUOTED.
65% FR, UNQUOTED.
65% FZ, UNQUOTED.
•*ABCDE AFTER QUOTES REPRE
SENTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACUTAL
MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARE
DROPPED AFTER 5 DAYS OF NO TEST
OR BEFORE IF THEY NO LONGER
REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS.**
FOB OMAHA BASIS
LOADS REPORTED
BONELESS PROCESSING
BEEF/BEEF TRIMMINGS
128 LOADS REPORTED
FOB OMAHA BASIS
FOB EAST TX & OK