Al4-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 25, 1997
Leola Produce
Auction
Leola, PA
October 21, 1997
Report Supplied by Auction
APPLES. ASSORTED VARIETIES
3.25-4.25 Vi BU.
BEANS: GREEN 8.50-14.25 BU..
LIMA 12.00-1fJ.50 BU.
BROCCOLI: .18-.40 HEAD. 2.50-4.75
12-14 CT.
CABBAGE: .25 .45 HEAD. 2.25-3.75
CRATE.
CAULIFLOWER: .30-.65 HEAD.
CUCUMBERS; 8.50-16 00#! 11/9 BU
EGGPLANT: 3.25-6.25 1 1/9 BU. #l.
PEPPERS: GREEN 4.00-8.501 1/9 BU..
SUNTAN 3.25-5.50 1 1/9 BU., RED AND
YELLOW 5.00-10.50 1 1/9 BU.; HOT
3.25-7.00 Y, BU.
POTATOES: RED AND WHITE
4 25-7.00 50 LBS US #l.
PUMPKINS: NECK .35 .55 SM. TO
MED., .60-1.00 LRGE. TO EX. LRGE.
RED BEETS: 3.25-5.75 15 BUNCH
CT, 3.75-6.25 LOOSE BU.
SPINACH: 4.50-9.50 BU.
SQUASH: ACORN, BUTTERNUT,
SPAGHETTI 2.75-5.25 1 1/9 BU.
SWEET CORN: WHITE 1.50-3.00
DOZ.
SWEET POTATOES: 3.75-5.75 'A BU,
TOMATOES: SM. TO MED. 4.50-7.50
25 LBS., LARGE TO EX. LARGE
7.50-11.00 25 LBS.; PLUM 4,50-6.50 25
LBS.
TURNIPS: 2.00-4.75 25 LBS.
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ZUCCHINI: GREEN A YELLOW
3.50-7.50 14 BU.
ORNAMENTALS: FACE PUMPKINS
SM. TO MED. .15-.55, LRGE TO EX.
LRGE. .60-1.50, PRIZE WINNERS
1 00-6.00; BABY PAMS ANDOZ .15-.25;
JACK-BE-LITTLES 1.75-4.00 '/. BU.;
ASSORTED GOURDS 1.00-2.50 BU.;
GOOSE GOURDS .25-.50 EACH; HUB
BARD AND TURKS TURBAN .15-.5S
EACH; INDIAN CORN .30-.70 BUNCH.
FINGERS A STRAWBERRY .10-.25
BUNCH.
SALE DAYS TUBS,, THURS., FRI,
9 00 DAILY.
Phila. Potato
PHILADELPHIA Terminal
Prices as of 23-OCT-97
Provided by: Fruit and Vegetable Mark
et News, Federal-State Market News
Service, USDA.
Phone: (215) 597-4536 Fax: (215)
336-0355
PARTLY CLOUDY 37-54
ONIONS AND POTATOES ---
ONIONS DRY; MARKET YELLOW &
WHITE JBO ONIONS HIGHER,
OTHERS ABOUT STEADY. US#l OR
GENERALLY GOOD QUAL AND
COND UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
NEW CROP Yellow Globe Type NY 50 lb
sks med 5.50-7.00 mostly 6.00-7.00 few
8.00 fr qual 5.00 mslr cnlr 20 2-Ib mshsks
med 6.00-7.00 Spanish Hybrid CA 50 lb
sks jbo 6.50-7.00 CO 50 lb sks col 8.50 jbo
6.50- mostly 7.00 ID/OR 50 lb sks jbo
6.50- mostly 7.00 fr cond 5.50-6.00
Cost $4,150
UT 50 lb sksjbo 7.00 White CO 50 lb sks
jbo 15.00-16.50 Red NY 25 lb sks Ige
6.00- mostly 6.00-7.00 med 5.00-7.00
mostly 5.00-6.00 some 4.00 UT 25 lb sks
jbo 7.50 few 8.00 —POTATOES: MARK
ET ABOUT STEADY US#I SZ A
WASHED OR BRUSHED UNLESS
OTHERWISE STATED NEW CROP
Russet Burbank ID bid 10 5-lb sks non sz
A 7,00-8.00 mostly 7.50-8.00 50 lb ctns
60s 13.00 70s 12.00-13.50 mostly
12.00- some 14.00 fr appearance
11.00- 80s 11.50-13.00 mostly 12.00
some 14.00 some 11.00 90s 9.50-11.00
mostly 10.00-11.00 some 12.00 100 s
9.00- mostly 9.00-10.00 some 11.00
Norkotah CD 50 lb ctns 70s 10.00 80s
10.00 90s 9.00 100 s 8.50-9.00 ID bid 10
5-lb sks non sz A 7.00-8.00 mostly
7.50-8.00 50 lb ctns 70s 12.50-13.50 80s
12.00- 90s 10.00-11.00 mostly 11.00
100 s 9.00-10.50 Round Red MN/ND 50 lb
sks 8.50-9.00 mostly 9.00 some 7.50 sz B
11.00- mostly 12.00 NY 50 lb sks
7.00- sz B 10.00-11.50 mostly 11.00
few 12.00 WI 50 lb sks 8.00-9.00 sz B
12.00 Round White CD Prince Edward
Island CDOne 50 lb sks 6.00-6.25 Ige
7.25-7.50 LI 50 lb sks 5.50-6.25 mostly
6.00 Ige 7.00 NJ 50 lb sks 4.00-5.00 mostly
4.50 Ige 6.50 NY 50 lb sks 5.75-6.00 most
ly 6.00 Ige 6.50-7.
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Kirkwood Ag Auction
Produce
Kirkwood, PA
Oct. 21
10:00 A.M.
Report Supplied by Auction
APPLES, ALL BY THE 54 BU: STAY
MAN WINESAP 3.75, YELLOW DELI
CIOUS 3.50-3.75, GALA 2.00-2.50,
EMPIRE 2.00, JONATHAN 2.25-250.
BEANS: GREEN 14.00-15.00 BU.,
LIMA 21.00 BU. POLE 23.00 BU.
BROCCOLI: .25-.60 HEAD.
CABBAGE: .30-50 HEAD.
CAULIFLOWER: .10-.90 HEAD.
PEPPERS: GREEN 2.00-5.00 BU.; RED
2 00-5.00 BU.
PUMPKINS: NECK .05-.35 EA.
RED BEETS: 3.00 ■/. BU.
SWEET CORN: 3.00-3.95 DOZ.
TOMATOES: SM. 4.00-12.00 25 LBS.,
MED. 7.00-7.50, LARGE 10.00-11.00.
MUMS: 8" .25-1.10, 10" 1.30-2.10.
TURNIPS: 6.00 Vt BU.,
SWEET POTATOES 5.00 Vi BU.
ZUCCHINI; 2.00-3.00 Y. BU.
ORNAMENTALS: FACE PUMPKINS
SM. TO LRGE. . 7-2.20; BABY PAMS
.05-.27; JACK-BE-LITTLES 2.50-2.25
BU.; PRIZE WINNERS. LARGE
1.00-1.10, INDIAN CORN .35-.6S
Made of
a High
Density
Durable
Polyethylene
BUNCH, FINGERS .10-.27. GOOSE
GOURDS .10-3.00 EA.
NEXT WEEK’S SALE DAYS ARE
TUBS. AND THURS. AT 10 A.M. LAST
SALE DATE TUBS. NOV. 4.
New Jersey
Fruit (Seas)
BRIDGETON Shipping Point
Prices as of 24-SEP-97
Provided by: Fruit and Vegetable
Market News, Federal-State Market News
Service, USDA.
Phone: (609) 453-3870 Fax: (609)
453-3880
SOUTH NEW JERSEY Sales F.OB.
Shipping Point Basis
Cloudy 55-65 NON-CITRUS FRUITS
1997 Season —PEACHES: DEMAND
GOOD FOR LIGHT SUPPLY MARKET
STEADY 1/2 buctns 2 3/4 “up 12.00-14.00
few 15.00 2 1/2-23/4" 11.00-13.00 mostly
12.00- few higher 2 l/4"inin few
7.00- REMAINING SUPPLY IN
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