Delmarva
Broiler
NOVEMBER 15,1995
Movement of ready-to-cook whole bird*
wu noted u seasonally dow to iluggiah.
Offerings varied, but generally exceeded
current needs. Live supplies ranged mod
erate to heavy; weights were mostly desir
able to heavy. Processing schedules were
.gain reduced, but were very heavy over
all Less than tmcklot asking prices were 1
cent lower at 59 to 70 cents. Trade senti
ment was generally weak. In the parts com
plex, wings increased in availability and
were adequate. Leg items were about
adequate and cleared best of all parts.
Breast items, including tenders were in
excess.
ESTIMATED SLAUGHTER OF
BROILER/FRYERS IN DELMARVA
(000) ESTIMATED ACTUAL AVG.
WEIGHT ACTUAL AVG. WEIGHT
11/1511/1311/1311/0811/062,3742,507
4.85 2,452 4.91 • BROILER/FRYBR
CURRENT NEGOTIATED PRICES FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INCLUDES
MOSTLY MULTIPLE-DROP SHIP
MENTS OF BRANDED AND WING
TAGGED TO NEW YORK CITY FROM
DELMARVA
BRANDED U.S. GRADE A RANGE
58-71 WEIGHTED AVERAGE 61.51
NO. OF BOXES 8,393 *8 of 9 plants
repotting.
National
Egg Market
NOVEMBER 15,1995
Price! were unchanged to higher in the
Mid-Atlantic and Midwest areas, and else
where, prices were unchanged. The maifcet
tone remained steady to Him. Demand was
mixed in all areas from fair to very good,
best where featured. Supplies of the large
sizes were -tight to adequate, and other
sizes were generally adequate; all floor
stocks were held or offered with confi-
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dence. Breaking slock supplies were lim
ited to adequate for the moderate to good
demand, and price* war* generally
unchanged. Live bin offerings were about
adequate to short'of full plant needs, and
the undertone was at least steady.
Pa. Grain
November 13, 1995
Report supplied by PDA
COMPARED WITH LAST MON
DAY’S MARKET FOR
SOUTHEASTERN, CENTRAL, AND
SOUTH CENTRAL PA: CORN MOSTLY
STEADY, WHEAT .10 TO .20 HIGHER,
BARLEY & OATS STEADY .10 HIGH
ER, SOYBEANS STEADY TO STRONG,
NEW EAR CORN STEADY TO 2.00
HIGHER.
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 3.20-3.50,
AVERAGE 3.37; WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE
4.60-5.12, AVERAGE 4.83, CONTRACT
FOR HARVEST 3.91-4.06; BARLEY NO.
3 RANGE 2.00-2.50, AVERAGE 2.18,
CONTRACT FOR HARVEST 1.75-1.90;
OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.60-Z2S, AVER
AGE 1.84, CONTRACT FOR HARVEST
1.50; SOYBEANS NO. 1 RANGE
6.40-6.70, AVERAGE 6.55; FEW
REPORTED GR. SORGHUM *2 RANGE
3.02, AVERAGE 3.02; FEW REPORTED
OLD EAR CORN RANGE 80.00-110.00,
AVERAGE 93.00; AVERAGE MOIS
TURE NEW EAR CORN RANGE
74.00-95.00, AVERAGE 82.54.
SOUTH CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 3.10-3.40.
AVERAGE 3.25; WHEAT NO. 2.RANGE
4.10-4.85, AVERAGE 4.46; BARLEY
NO. 3 RANGE 1.80-2.60, AVERAGE
2.05; OATS NO. 2 RANGE. 1.50-1.90,
AVERAGE 1.68; SOYBEANS NO. 1
RANGE6.OS-6.65, AVERAGE 6.33; FEW
REPORTED OLD EAR CORN RANGE
75.00-88.00, AVERAGE 81.20; AVER-'
AGE MOISTURE NEW EAR CORN
RANGE 70.00-85.00, AVERAGE 77.33.
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SOUTHEASTERN, CENTRAL ft
SOUTH CENTRAL SUMMARY
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 3.10-3.50.
AVERAGE 3.32; WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE
4.10-5.12, AVERAGE 4.64; BARLEY
NO. 3 RANGE 1.80-160, AVERAGE
2.13; OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.50-2.25,
AVERAGE 1.77; SOYBEANS NO. 1
RANGE 6.00-6.70, AVERAGE 6.45;
AVERAGE MOISTURE NEW EAR
CORN RANGE 65.00-95.00, AVERAGE
79.13.
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 3.15-3.45,
AVERAGE 3.29; WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE
4.20-4.80 FEW REPORTED 4.00, AVER
AGE 4.36; BARLEY NO. 3 RANGE
1.80-2.30 FEW REPORTED 259. AVER
AGE 2.13; OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.78-125
FEW REPORTED 1.40, AVERAGE 1.76;
SOYBEANS NO. 1 RANGE 6.00-6.55,
AVERAGE 6.31; FEW REPORTED PER
HUNDREDWEIGHT BUCKWHEAT
RANGE 10.90, AVERAGE 10.90; FEW
REPORTED old ear corn range
80.00-90.00, AVERAGE 86.25; AVER
AGE MOISTURE NEW EAR CORN
RANGE 65.00-8100, AVERAGE 72.40.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 3.00-3.20
FEW REPORTED 185. AVERAGE 3.11
WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE 3.75-4.70.
AVERAGE 4.19; BARLEY NO. 3
RANGE 110-115, AVERAGE 2.13;
OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.40-1.67 FEW
REPORTED 1.95, AVERAGE 1.56; SOY
BEANS NO 1 RANGE 6.45-650, AVER
AGE 6.48; FEW REPORTED PER HUN
DREDWEIGHT BUCKWHEAT RANGE
9.10, AVERAGE 9.10; FEW REPORTED
OLD EAR CORN RANGE 58.00-60.00,
AVERAGE 59.00.
MONTH AGO
CORN NO. 2-Y 3.13; WHEAT NO. 2
4.26; BARLEY NO. 3 1.81; OATS NO. 2
1.56; SOYBEANS NO. 16.06; AVERAGE
MOISTURE NEW EAR CORN 64.93.
YEAR AGO
CORN NO. 2-Y 2.19; WHEAT NO. 2
3.46: BARLEY NO. 3 1.70; OATS NO. 2
LanaMr Pbrmlntr, Saturday, NoftmMMff, 199MC5 '
1.53; SOYBEANS NO. 15.05; AVERAGE
MOISTURE NEW EAR CORN 48.98.
National
Grain Market
ST. JOSEPH, MO
NOVEMBER 15,1995
Grain and aoybean bidi continued
tailing ai disappointing export demand and
profit taking pro lured bids. Wheat 1 to 5
cents lower. Com 1 to 2 cents lower. Sorg
hum 2 to 4 cents lower except barge 2 cents
higher. Soybeans 1 ter 4 cents lower.
Another day of disappointment for wheat
at recent reports of tales to China and pos
sibly Egypt failed to be announced. How
ever, light export wheat sales to Indonesia,
limited declines. Fund selling continued on
the board. Com and soybean were slightly
lower on continued profit taking and
slowed export business. Traders fed com
and bean bids have been oversold and
declines were limited.
Export demand: Purchaser Commodity
Tonnage Dd date Indonesia Soft White
Wheat 40,000 Jan/Feb DN Spring Wheat
40,000 Jan/Feb Taiwan Com 18,000 Dec
Soybeans 12000 Dec
Totals: Wheat 80,000 tonnes. Com
18,000 tonnes. Soybeans 12000 tonnes.
Date Change Year ago
Truck bids: 11/15/95 11/14/95 11/16/94
Wheat: Kansas City (HRW, ORD)
5.11-5.13 dn 4 4.02-4.03 Minneapolis
(DNS. 14%) 5.29 1/2 dn 1 1/2 4.06 1/4
Portland (SW) 5.31-5.34 dn 1-unch
4.50-4.53 St. Louis (SRW) 4.95-5.06 dn
5-4 3.75-3.77 Com, US 2 Yellow: Kansas
City 3.27-3.28 dn 2 Zl5-2.17 Minneapolis
2.91 3/4 dn 1 1.9 S 3/4 Southern lowa
3.16-3.19 unch-up 1 2.13-2.14 Omaha
2.99-3.01 dn 1 1.96-2.00 Soybeans, US 1
Yellow: Kansas City 6.67-6.68 dn 2 5.55
Minneapolis 6.36 3/4 dn 4 5.41 1/2 South
ern lowa 6.64-6.67 tin 3-1 5.59-5.63 Cent
IL Processors 6.76 3/4-6.79 3/4 dn 4-2 5.64
1/2-5.74 1/2 Futures Close; Kansas City
(Dec) Wheat 4.96 1/2 dn 4 3/4 3.86 1/2
Minneapolis (Dec) Wheat4.B4l/2dn6l/2
3.76 1/4 Chicago (Dec) Wheat 4.84 1/4 dn
61/4 3.73 3/4 Chicago (Dec) Com 3.20 3/4
dn 1 2.16 3/4 Chicago (Dec 96) Com 2.77
1/4 dn 1/2 Chicago (Jan) Soybeans 6.74
3/4 dn 2 5.65 1/2 Chicago (Jan 97) Soy
beans 6.68 dn 1 1/2
Export Bids: Barge or rail. Port of New
Orleans or North Texas Gulf.US 1 HRW
Wheat, Old. Protein: 5.51 1/2 dn 4 3/4 4.35
1/2 US 2 SRW Wheat: 5.311/4-5.321/4 dn
5 1/4-6 1/4 4.07-4.09 US 2 Yellow Com:
3.55 3/4-3.56 3/4 unch 2.40 3/4-2.42 US 2
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Leinbach’s Shippensburg
Produce Auction
Shlppcaaburg, PA
Average Prices Of #1 Produce
Nov. 26 and 31
Price Differences are Quality, Sixe or
Days
Open 10 ajn.
Report Supplied by Auction
APPLES: 150-3.00 K BU.
APPLE CIDER: 150-1.75 GAL.
CAULIFLOWER: SM. TO LGE.
55-155 BACH.
CABBAGE: 200-3.50 50 LBS.
POTATOES: UNCLASSIFIED
275-4.50 SO LBS.
PEPPERS: GREEN 4.00-6.00 BU.
TOMATOES: 6.00-11.00 25 LBS.
SWEET POTATOES: 3.00-450 V 4 BU.
SALE DAY NEXT WEEK IS TUES
DAY AT 10 A.M.
North Jersey
Market
Report Suppled by Auction
Tueeday, November Ift UM
Hay—Straw ft
Grain Report
NO SALE DUE TO BAD WEATHER.
Leinbach’s Hay
SWptMMbMrt PA
NoTMrtMT 11 Md 14
Raport SappSed by Auction
52 LOADS.
ALFALFA: 61.00-110.0 a
MIXED HAY: 74.00-108.00.
TIMOTHY: 80.00-100.00.
CLOVER: 95.00,
BROME: 100.00-115.00.
ORCHARD GRASS: 56.00-100.00.
STRAW: 60.00-76.00.
BAR CORN: 107.00-117.00.
MULCH HAY: 37.00-58.00.
FIREWOOD: 37.00-64.00 LOAD.