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A6-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6, 1995 average 2.59; wheat no. 2 range ° ytl *™ * nd drier *“ ther “ ta SniSrXXi Sew 0
9a< AvniiAr.R ii - n art PY for Midweit areas by the weekend. Wheat (Jmy;i-om^3/ i/*M-n1
North Jersey AVERAGE 3.52. CONTRACT FOR no. ’3 RANGE 1.76-I’. 90 FEW Ito 5 cents higher. Com 3to 5 cenu lower, ago (July) Soyb«s«n« 5.83 1/2 dn 12
,UIU J ” HARVEST 3.31-3.51; BARLEY NO. 3 RFPORTPn isn AVERAGE 174- Sorghum 4to 6 centi lower. Soybeans 3to 6 ■<"
MarkCt RANGE 1.60-1.85. AVERAGE 1.76, OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.40-1.85, AVER- 9 cenu lower. Whet bidicontinuedto 0r 1 htw red
Hackettstown, NJ. CONTRACT FOR HARVEST 1.50-1.60; AGE ~6 3. SOYBEANS NO. 1 RANGE reccive ™if>« tom ™mfall m the Plains 0««“ s “ No l h
Report Supplied by Auction OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.55-1.80, AVER- 5.20-5,50. AVERAGE 5.34; EAR CORN ?“«*• “ d m spring wheat seed- 7,4 *4 0 1 No 2 "oft wht 390
Tuesday, May 2, 1995 AGE 1.65, CONTRACT FOR HARVEST range 57.00-70.00. AVERAGE 66.17. m «- Some wedmes. was noted, however. W 4.01 No 2 soft wmter
Hay-Straw & 1 ' 50; SOYBEANS NO. 1 RANGE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA “ export demand remains very .low th., 2 82 1/4-2 82 3/4 dn 2 1/4-2
gLTReLf 5.45-5.80 FEW REPORTED 5.36, AVER- C ORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.30-2.62. J"* “ d lower c ° m *" d *•" b' d « 3/4 2 l/4 No 2 ydlow sorghum
AI PAT PAUmniT lin RAT F AGE 560 ’ CONTRACT FOR HARVEST AVERAGE 2.48; WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE k ™*e<i «««8* out of wheat Com " 4 N ° ? ° B g 4-93
S uAv n i 5 raW REPORTED PER HUN- 3 . 30 -3.44, AVERAGE 3.38; BARLEY “ d «*“ bld ‘ d “ llned a.trader.corrected 1 y dsow soybean. 6.05
MKED HAY: 17 LOTS. 1.00-2.80 DREDWEIGHT BUCKWHEAT CON- N O. 3 RANGE 1.81. AVERAGE 1.81; recent upmm. Clearing weather has been ™ b 4.92 No I ydlow y
BAL E- TRACT FOR HARVEST 10.90; EAR OATS NO 2 RANGE 1 25-1 75 AVER- f °recasl for the Midwest areas by this 1M ouo f"f fT^y'
TIMOTHY: 3 LOTS, 1.75-2.00 BALE. CORN RANGE 72.00-82.00, AVERAGE AGE 1 54- SOYBEANS NO 1 AVER- weekend and fanners are anxious to return Soura. USDA-MiHoun Dept g
GRASS: 7 LOTS. 1.00-1.80 BALE. 76 80. AGE V37S 40 AVERAGE 539 to fields. However, many area, am very New. S, Joseph. MO Belmd. Bird
STOAW:2LOTS,I ' BOAND SOUTHCENTRAL CORN RANGE 54.0055.00, AVERAGE wet may t*e a whde to diy enough to 816 238 0678
2.40 BALE. PENNSYLVANIA 54 50 plant Higher bids over the put couple of
OAT STRAW: I BALE AT 1.20. CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.55-2.80, MONTH AGO days have boosted' fanner selling and
SHELLED CORN: 1 BAG AT 6.50. AVERAGE 2.68; WlffiAT NO. 2 RANGE CORN NO 2-Y 2.60-WHEAT NO 2 weakened bids. Veiy good export demand
CRACKED CORN: 1 BAG AT 3.50. 3.20-3.40 FEW REPORTED 3.60, AVER- * tn. bari EV NO 3 t’gl- OATS NO 2 for com “ d beans this week, limited the
OATS; 1 BAG SPLIT, 7.50 AND 8.00. AGE 3.33; BARLEY NO. 3 RANGE 1 62' SOYBEANS NO 1 5 51- EAR declines. ¥arcs>«»
TREES: 1 LOT, 5.00 BUNDLE. 1.65-1.80, AVERAGE 1.76; OATS NO. 2 CORN 7100 Export demand: Purchaser Commodity North JCTSCy
36 LOTS TOTAL. RANGE 1.45-1.60 FEW REPORTED YEAR AGO Tonnage Delivery date Taiwan Com Livestock
Pa Crain 1.75, AVERAGE 1.55; SOYBEANS NO. CORN NO. 2-Y 3.09; WHEAT NO. 2 June Touls: Com S4jooo tonnes. Hackettatown, NJ
r ul “•** 1 RANGE 5.30-5.57, AVERAGE 5.46; •> «, n *ri EY NO 3 2 52- OATS NO 2 D* te Change Year ago Truck bids: D.nort Sunnlled bv Auction
Monday, May 1, 1995 EAR CORN RANGE 65.00-75.00, sotBEANS NO 1 6 66- EAR 05/02/95 05/04/94 Wheat: Kan- JS
Report supplied by PDA AVERAGE 69.86. CORN 88 69 sa, City 3.97 up 1 3.64-3,66 Minneapolis R SSiSS by auction
COMPARED TO LAST MONDAY’S SOUTHEASTERN, CENTRAL & 4.28 dn 3/4 5.03 1/4 Portland 4.35-4.38 up gai VM
MARKET FOR SOUTHEASTERN, SOUTH CENTRAL SUMMARY National 5 ‘ 3 3.68-3.70 St Louis 3.58-3.60 dn 1 rows imi aty '
CENTRAL, AND SOUTH CENTRAL CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.50-2.88, n •_ Mortal 3.28-3.31 p ASY raws 07* 37
PA; CORN & SOYBEANS STEADY TO AVERAGE 2.68; WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE Lsrain [\iarKCl Com. U.S. No 2 Yellow: Kansas City feeders 3aum IBS 30-98
.10 HIGHER. WHEAT STEADY TO .05 3.20-3.30, AVERAGE 3.45; BARLEY J w P 2.56-2.58 dn 4-3 2.72-2.75 Minneapolis SSpem 59
LOWER. BARLEY STEADY TO NO. 3 RANGE 1.65-1.90, AVERAGE T w« M ! y w’1 9 ?m 2.44 1/4 dn 3 1/4 2.61 1/4 Southern lowa mill 534 57
WEAK. OATS MOSTLY STEADY, EAR 1.76; OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.45-1.80, USDA-MO Dept Ag Market News 2.52-2.55 dn 5-3 2,60-2.67 Omaha ctverV 30* 72
CORN STEADY TO 2.00 HIGHER. AVERAGE 1.62; SOYBEANS NO. 1 Daily National Gram Summary 2.44-2.46 dn 4-3 2.57-2.62 HfVTSIO 19
RANGE 5.30-5.80, AVERAGE 5.51; Whe * t bids continued higher due to SoybemSt No j yellow: Kansas City boaotino mr.S EACH 5 00-30 00
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA EAR CORN RANGE 65.00-82.00, ongoing ram delayed planting m the North- 5?4 35 6 83 . 6 g 5 5-62 SoARStI m 500 ‘ 300 a
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.65-2.88 AVERAGE 72.79. «“ "TL T**’ 1/2 dn 5 1/2 6.63 1/2 Southern low. ,g 4 '
FEW REPORTED 2.50, AVERAGE 2.74, CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA backed off. however, in a corrective man- 5 70 . 5 75 6-6 5-6.67 Cen m Proces-
CONTOACT FOR HARVEST 2,62-2.78; CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.50-2.77, uver due 10 lde “ recent g * m ‘ htve been .or. 5.74 1/2-5.85 1/4 dn 7 1/2-3 6.76 lonn « m
WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE 3.30-3.80 1/2-6 84 1/2 LAMBS EACH 10.00-86.00.
’ . LAMBS PER LB. .55-1.21.
A—^^ ■■ Tn *ck bids for Kansas City, US No 1 G OATS EACH 47.00-137.50.
A hard red winter wheat, ordinary protein. EACH 3 .00-97.00.
A Mmnetpolif, US No 1 dark northern »pnng uach mm
/kT wb “ t ’ [ 4% g o ?*"’. P ° rtl “ d ’ Nol soft TOTAL: 1253 HEAD.
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3.66 1/2 up 1/4 3.36 Minneapolis (July)
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