Farmers Produce Auction MOUNT HOPE, OHIO July 21, 199 S Market nipplled by auction. APPLES: 6.00-16.00 BU. BEANS: GREEN 1000-18.00 BU.; YELLOW 13.00-20.00 BU.; RUNNER BEANS 19.00-2000. BLACKBERRIES: 1.83-2.91 PINT. BLUEBERRIES: .75-.92 PINT. CABBAGE: GREEN 2.00-5.50 BOX., 5 00-55.00 BIN; RED 5.00-7.00 BOX. CANTALOPES: .80-1.55 EA. CAULIFLOWER: .50-.90 EACH. CHERRIES: SWEET .88 QT. CUCUMBERS: 1.00-3.00 24 CT. DRIED FLOWERS: Z5O. EGGPLANT: 4.50-10.00 BU. ONIONS: 3.50-5.00 PECK. PEPPERS: GREEN 8.50-16.00 BU.; HOT 6.50-10.50 'A BU. PICKLES: 2.00-9.50 V 4 BU. POTATOES: 3.50-8.50 8 QT. FLAT. 1 75-2.25 10 LBS.; .75-1.50 5 LBS.; 3.50 20 LBS. RED BEETRS: 4.00-5.00 V 4 BU. RHUBARB: .75 LB. SQUASH: YELOW 3.00-7.00, ZUC CHINI 7.00-5.50, BOTH A BU. SWEET CORN: .90-2.10 DOZ. TOMATOES: 5.50-9.00 10 LBS; 1100-20.00 20 LBS.; 10.00-16.00 15 LBS.; CHERRY 4.50 FLAT. PRODUCE AUCTION EVERY TUBS. AT 10 A.M. Laurel DE Fruit PHILA FEDERAL STATE JULY 22, 1998 LAUREL DELAWARE AUCTION MARKET PRICES TO GROWERS FOR WEDNESDAY JULY 22. 1998 —CORN: (196) DOZENS PER DOZEN WHITE 1.25- 1.40 TOMATOES: (324) 25 LB CARTONS PINK7.OO-17.50RED 11.50-21.00 PLUM 6.50-11.00 —CANTALOUPS: (15,777) PER MELON ATHENA .40- 1.35 PASSPORT 1.35 SUPERSTAR .45- .75 SAVOR .25 WATERMELONS: (10.843) PER MELON CRIMSON SWEET 15-19 LB 1.25- 1.90 20-24 LB 1.70- 2.55 25-29 LB 2.90 SANGRIA 15-19 LB 1.30- 1.80 20-24 LB 2.80- 3.05 ALL SWEET 25-29 LB 3.10 ROYAL STAR 15-19 LB 2.20 20-24 LB 2.00 25-29 LB 2.70- 3.00 YEL LOW DOLL 1.15 SEEDLESS 2.30- 3 05 —SUGAR BABY: (2,680) EACH .70- 1.65 Leola Produce Auction Leola, PA July 21, 1998 Report Supplied by Auction APPLES: 2 00-6.00 K BU. BASIL: 10.00-15.00 BUNCHED 15 CT. BEANS: GREEN 4.00-12.00, YEL LOW 6.00-12.00, BOTH BU.; UMA 25.00-32.00 V 4 BU.; ROMA 5.00-14.00 BU. BLACKBERRIES: 12.00-20.00 FLAT. BLUEBERRIES: 1200-20.00 12 PINT FLAT. CABBAGE: GREEN .30-.48 HEAD, 2.50-4.50 BOX. CANTALOPES: SM. TO LRGB, 1.30-275. CHERRIES: BING 18.00-2200 FLAT. CUCUMBERS; «1 5.00-9.00 BU.: #2 200-4.50. EGGPLANT: 8.00-1200 1 1/9 BU. GARLIC: BRAIDED 6.50-14.00 EA. HONEYDEW; .70-2.00. NECTARINES: 10.00-1200 Vi BU. The breakthrough seed treatment for small grains that delivers outstanding performance. And unbeatable value. When you consider performance and pnce, you’ll see why new Raxil flowable fungicide is your best value in seed treatments for small grains. The unique new chemistry of Raxil helps wheat, barley and oats start healthier and yield better. It provides a new level of protection against smuts, bunts, soilborne Fusarium and other diseases. Yet Raxil is pnced comparably to older systemic fungicides currently in use, and costs less than other new seed treatments for small grains. Take advantage of the breakthrough chemistry that’s tough on early season diseases and easy on the bottom line. Ask your conditioner or seed supplier for seed treated with Raxil. From the seed treatment leaders at Gustafson. RO Box 660065 • Dallas, Texas 75266-0065 • (972) 985-8877 Always read and lolloV label directions Gustalson (logo) is a Reg TM ol Gustafson, Inc Raxil is a Reg TM of Bayer Ag, Germany ONIONS: SPRING 6.00-18.00 BU. PEACHES: RED HAVEN 5.00-1100 V. BU. PEPPERS: GREEN SM. TO LRGE. 8.00- BU. PICKLES: 5.00-12.00 V 4 BU. PLUMS: 8.00-12.00 20 LBS. POTATOES: RED AND WHITE 5.00- SO LBS. RED BEETS: 3.00-8.00 15 CT.. 2.75-6.00 y. BU. SQUASH: YELLOW 4.00-8.00 K BU.. PATTY PAN 9.00-12.00 12 LBS. SWEET CORN: 2.25-3.45 DOZ TOMATOES: RED SM. TO LRG. 15.00-40.00 25 LBS.; CHERRY 5.00-8.00 12 PINT FLAT; PLUM 7.50-14.00 25 LBS. WATERMELONS: YELLOW DOLLS 2 25-2.40; SEEDLESS 2.50-4.50; SAN GRIA 2.50-3.00 ZUCCHINI: 2.50-4.75 y. BU.; YEL LOW 150-5.00 y. BU. SALE DAYS MON. THRU FRL, 8:30 A.M. AND SAT., 8 A.M. Morrison Cove Produce Auction ROARING SPRING, PA July 18, 21, 23 Report Supplied by Auction BEANS: GREEN 5.25-6.50 % BU. f 6.50-8.75 BU.; YELLOW 5.00-6.75 >4 BU.. 7.75 BU. BLUEBERRIES: 12.00 FLAT. CABBAGE: RED 2.80 BOX; GREEN 6.00-10.80 BOX. CAULIFLOWER: 1.20 HEAD. CUCUMBERS: 2.75-6.25 Vi BU. EGGPLANT: 5.00-6.00 BOX. GARLIC: X5O BOX. NECTARINES: 7.75 '/, BU. ONIONS: YELLOW 3.00-4.50 BOX. PEACHES; 2.50-8.00 ■/, 4BU. €1 PEPPERS: GREEN SM. TO LRGE. 7.00 VI BU.. 13.00-16.00 BU.; HOT 6.00-8.25 V 4 BU. PICKLES: 6.75-8.50 'A BU. POTATOES: RED 4.00-5.00 'A BU.. WHITE 4.25-4.75 ‘A BU. RED BEETS: .30-.40 BUNCH, 3.75-6.25 V 4 BU. SWEET CORN: 1.00-3.10 DOZ. TOMATOES: RED, SM—LG 14.00-28.00 25 LBS. ZUCCHINI: 1.25-3.00 '/, BU.; YEL LOW 100-3.50 BU. FLOWERS: GLADIOLA 1.00-3.25 BUNCH. SALE EVERY TUES., TOURS., AND SAT., 10 A.M. The Windmill Produce Auction Penn Van, N.Y. Week of July 13 Report Supplied by Auction BEANS: GREEN 7.00-10.00, YEL LOW 7.00-11.00, BOTH V 4 BU. BLUEBERRIES: 1.10-1.35 PINT. BROCCOLI: .70-1.40 y. BU. CABBAGE: GREEN .35-JO HEAD. CAULIFLOWER: JO-1.45 HEAD. CHERRIES: RED 10.50-13.00 PECK. CUCUMBERS: 4.50-9.00 y. BU. EGGS: .60-.85 DOZ. ONIONS: SPRING .30-.45 BUNCH; SPANISH 5.D0-7JO V 4 BU. PEACHES: 10.50-16.00 V 4 BU. PEAS: HULL 7JO-9.00 y. BU. PEPPERS: HOT .90-1.25 QT. PICKLES: 5.00-7.50 'A BU. POTATOES: RED 7.00-15.00, WHITE 5.00-12.00, BOTH 50 LBS. RASPBERRIES: RED 2.00-2.25 PINT; BLACK 1.60-2.00 PINT. RED BEETS: .30-.70 BUNCH. ■ With the Hydro Cow Flotation | System you can float a down cow back onto its legs I harmlessly without using • clamps, belts or chains. The ■ Hydro Cow is a natural way to | get a cow back on its legs using only warm water. From: 1 Solaoco Veterinary Service ■ 496 Solanco Rd., Quarryville, PA ■ 717-786-1303.1-800-262-7331 1 717-786-8550 EVCOIOBS Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, July 25, 1998-Al5 SQUASH: SUMMER 4.00-6.00 K BU. SWEET CORN: 1.50-2.90 DOZ. TOMATOES: 18.00-26.00 25 LBS. WATERMELONS: 2.20-2.80 EACH. ZUCCHINI: 250-7.00 V 4 RU Kirkwood Ag Auction Produce Kirkwood, PA July 21, 10:00 A.M. Report SuppUed by AucUon APPLES: 5.50 K BU. BEANS: GREEN 8.00-15.00 BU.; YEL LOW 10.00-16.00 BU.; LIMA SHELLED 21.00 QT., 68.00-90.00 BU. BLACKBERRIES: 1.40-1.75 PINT. BLUEBERRIES: 15.00-16.00 12 PINT FLAT. CABBAGE: GREEN 5.00 BOX. CANTALOPES: 1.75-200 EACH. CUCUMBERS: 1.50-3.50 V 4 BU. EGGPLANT: 3.50-7.00 BU. PEACHES: YELLOW 4.00-9.00 V 4 BU. PEPPERS: MED. GREEN 5.00-10.00 BU. PICKLES: 4.00-6.00 V 4 BU. PLUMS: 8.50-16.00 FLAT. POTATOES: RED 2.00-6.50 BOX.; WHITE 3.00-9.50 BU. RASPBERRIES: BLACK 18.00 FLAT. RED BEETS: 200-4.50 40 CT. SQUASH: YELLOW 2.00-8.00 V 4 BU. SWEET CORN: 1.60-2.10 DOZ. TOMATOES: MED. 11.00-21.00 BOX, SM. 11.00 BOX; CHERRY 12.00 FLAT. ZUCCHINI: 1.00-5.00 MIXED. FLOWERS; PERENNIALS .35-2.00; ANNUALS .30-1.00; BUTTERFLY BUSH 1.00; PLANTERS 2.00-2.50; HANGING BASKETS 2.50-3.50; STRAWBERRY BARREL 12.00. SALE DAYS TUBS., THURS., AND FRI. AT 10 A.M. Weaverland Produce Auction New Holland, PA July 21 and 23, 199» . Report Supplied by Auction APPLES: 3.00-5.00 14 BU. BEANS; GREEN 9.00-20.00. YEL LOW 7.00-19.00 BOTH BY THE BU.; LIMAS 22.00 14 BU. CABBAGE: GREEN .15-.31 HEAD. CANTALOPES: SM. TO LRGE. .50-2.05. EGGPLANT: 2.00-5.00 V 4 BU. NECTARINES: 10.00 FLAT. PEACHES: 7.50-18.00 14 BU. PEPPERS: GREEN SM. TO LRGE. 9.00-18.00 BU. PICKLES: 3.25-5.25 14 BU. PLUMS: 9.00-12.00 4 QT. FLAT. POTATOES: RED 9.00-10.00 BU.; WHITE 6.00-10.00 BU. SQUASH: PATTY PANS 4.00 FLAT. SWEET CORN: 1.00-2.90. TOMATOES: 27.00-42.00 RED SM. TO LRGE. WATERMELONS: 2.25-4.05. ZUCCHINI; GREEN 4.00-4.25, YEL LOW 3.00-6.00 K BU. NEXT WEEK’S SALE DAYS MON., TUBS., TOURS., FRI., SAT.. 9 A M. $ % -xj Hydro Cow Flotation Service is available in Lancaster, York and Chester Counties, and northeastern Maryland
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