A6-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 15, 1998
New York Egg Market
Report
ATLANTA, GA.
\UGUST 12, 1998
NIW M)RK I tiCiS AUGUST 12 1098
I I 1)1 KAL STATI
Pikcs wuc two Lulls lower (or L\tia large
and lame and two eentx higher for mediums
1 he market lone w is mixed Demand was light
to modeiate best where features were either
planned or in progress Supplies of extra large
md Inge were adequate to tullv adequate and
mediums were tight to ulequale
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Westminster Hay
Westminster, Md.
Tuesday, August 11, 1998
Report Supplied by Auction
82 LOTS.
ALFALFA: 2.40-3.80 BALE.
TIMOTHY: .70-2.60 BALE, 30.00
LARGE ROUND.
MIXED HAY: 70.00, 1.00-3.40 BALE.
CLOVER: 1.10-1.60 BALE.
GRASS: 1.20-3.00 BALE, LARGE
ROUND 8.00 BALE.
STRAW: 1.50-2.00 BALE.
STUBBLE HAY: .95-1.05 BALE.
OATS; 1.60-2.65 BU.
SPELTS: 1.50 BU.
Sc Diffenbach
V, Auction Inc.
100 West Jackson Street • New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557
Office; (717) 355-7253 • FAX: (717) 355-9547
HAY & GRAIN SALE EVERY MONDAY - 10:00 A.M.
WED SEPT 2 WINROSS, HESS, FARM & TOYS
FRI SEPT 11 TRACS , FARM EQUIP & SUPPLIES
TUES SEPT 22 QUILT CRAFT S, BUGGIES
WED
SEPT 23
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Leinbach’s Hay
Shippensburg, PA
August 8 & 11
Report Supplied by Auction
45 LOADS.
ALFALFA; 90.00-128.00.
MIXED HAY: 3Z50-124.00.
TIMOTHY- 50.00-92.00.
CLOVER: 70.00-74 00.
BROMEGRASS: 52.50-70.00.
ORCHARDGRASS: 97.50.
STRAW: 62.50-77.50
EAR CORN; 82.50-85 00.
OATS. 2.30-2.50 BU.
Pa. Grain
August 10,1998
Report supplied by PDA
COMPARED TO LAST MONDAYS
MARKET FOR EASTERN AND CEN
TRA!, PENNSYLVANIA CORN
STEADY TO 12 LOWER, WHEAT
VERY UNEVEN 10 HIGHTER TO 10
LOWER, BARLEY MOSTLY STEADY,
OATS STEADY TO STRONG, SOY
BEANS 30 TO 50 LOWER, EARCORN
STEADY TO WEAK PRICES PAID
DELIVERED TO DELIVERS DOCK,
ALL PRICES PER BUSHEL, EXCEPT
EAR CORN PER TON
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 2 40-2 60
AVERAGE 2 52 CONTRACT FOR HAR
VEST 2 29 2 36, WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
2 32-2 56 AVERAGE 244 , BARLEY
NO 3 RANGE 1 25-1 50, AVERAGE
1 38, OATS NO 2 RANGE, FEW
REPORTED 1 30 1 60, AVERAGE 1 47,
SOYBEANS RANGE 5 30-5 75 AVER
AGE 5 58, MOSTLY 5 45-5 60,CON
TRACT FOR HARVEST 5 05-5 20, GR
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SORGHUM CONTRACT FOR HAR
VEST 2 16, #EARCORN RANGE 65 CO
-84 00 AVERAGE 77 38
SOUTH CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 2 38-2 65
MOSTY 2 50-2 55, AVERAGE 2 52,
WHEAT NO 2 RANGE 2 00-2 40,
AVERAGE 2 21, BARLEY NO 3
RANGE 1 20-1 60, AVERAGE 1 37,
OATS NO 2 RANGE 1 00-1 45 MOSTLY
1 15-1 25 , AVERAGE 1 21, SOYBEANS
NO 1 RANGE 5 11-5 50 FEW REPORT
ED AVERAGE 534 EARCORN
RANGE 75 00-85 00 FEW REPORTED
60 AVERAGE 76 43
EASTERN AND CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA SUMMARY
CORN NO 2 Y RANGE 2 30-2 65,
AVERAGE 2 52, WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
2 29-2 56, AVERAGE 2 38, BARLEY NO
3 RANGE 1 20-1 50, AVERAGE 1 40,
OATS NO 2 RANGE 1 15 1 50, AVER
AGE 1 34, SOYBEANS NO 1 RANGE
525 560 AVERAGE 5 45, EARCORN
RANGE 65 00 85 00, AVERAGE 74 42
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO 2 RANGE 2 10-2 75 FEW
REPORTED 2 90, AVERAGE 2 52,
WHEAT NO 2 RANGE 2 00-2 36,
AVERAGE 2 17, BARLEY NO 3
RANGE 1 30-1 39, AVERAGE 1 35,
OATS NO 2 RANGE 125 150 FEW
REPORTED 1 80, AVERAGE 1 47,
SOYBEANS NO 1 RANGE 4 98-5 20,
AVERAGE 5 09, EARCORN RANGE
FEW REPORTED 95 00 FEW REPORT
ED, AVERAGE 95 00
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 2 50-2 70
FEW REPORTED, 2 40, AVERAGE
2 58, WHEAT NO 2 RANGE 2 29-2 40,
AVERAGE 2 36, BARLEY NO 3
RANGE 1 30-1 50 FEW REPORTED
1 70, AVERAGE 147, OATS NO 2
RANGE 115-1 50 AVERAGE 1 36, SOY
BEANS 5 15-5 43, AVERAGE 5 31,
#EARCORN RANGE 65 00-80 00,
AVERAGE 71 20,
LEHIGH VALLEY AREA
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 230 2 45,
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7:30 A.M.
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10:00 AM -
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SHEEP, GOATS &
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1:30 P.M.
BEEF SALE
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NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES. INC.
12 Miles East of Lancaster Off Route 23, New Holland, Penna.
MANAGERS Field Representatives For Beef and Feeders:
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NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES INC.
THE ACTION AUCTION
Livestock Is Our Only Business
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MONDAY
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HORSES
MULES
HEIFER SALE 10:
COW SALE 12:00 NOON
We have Ihe usual run of 50 lo all ages
Loads of ‘resh cows and springers from our regular
shippers Also some local fresh cows and springers
Norman & David Kolb- 717-397-5538
Roger Floyd- 717-354-4341
FAX #717-355-0706
Order Buyer:
Paul Good - 215-445-6662
FEW REPORTED, 2 58, AVERAGE
2 38; WHEAT NO 2 AVERAGE 2 40-
2 56, AVERAGE 2 45, BARLEY NO 3
AVERAGE 1 20-1 40 AVERAGE 1 34,
OATS NO 2 1 30-145, FEW REPORT
ED 1 10, AVERAGE 1 32, SOYBEANS
NO 1 5 45-5 70 FEW REPORTED 5 14,
AVERAGE 5 50, GR SORGHUM 2
RANGE 2 40-3 00, AVERAGE 2 70,
EARCORN RANGE 63 80 MOSTLY 69-
74, AVERAGE 70 83,
MONTHAGO
CORN NO 2 71, WHEAT NO 2
2 51, BARLEY NO 1 42, OATS 1 45,
SOYBEANS NO 631, EAR CORN
77 24
YEAR AGO
CORN NO 2 91, WHEAT NO 2 3 32,
BARLEY NO 3 2 00, OATS NO 2 1 70,
SOYBEANS NO 1 7 05, EARCORN
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National Grain Market
Report
St. Joseph, MO
Wed Aug 12,1998
USDA-MO Dcp( Ag Market News
DAILY NATIONAL GRAIN SUMMARY
Wheat bids turned higher due to some
overnight export sales to South Korea and
USDA lowering their estimate for 98/99 carry
over stocks to 819 million bushels Corn and
soybean bids fell moderately lower with only a
few export sales on the books this week and
good growing weather m the Midwest adding
pressure USDA's estimate for corn production
was actually lower than the July report Wheat
steady to 9 cents higher Corn 3 to 5 cents
lower Sorghum 7 cents lower Soybeans steady
to 7 cents lower Earlier estimates of 868 mil
lion bushels for wheat stock carry-over was
lowered to day by the USDA to 819 million
bushels, pushing wheat bids higher Light
export demand for all commodities this week
Soybean meal prices were lower again as
demand continued slow Corn production esli-
1:00 P.M.
STOCKERS & FEEDERS
WEDNESDAY j
mate was forecast at 9 592 billion bushels the
second largest crop on record Additional
weakness stemmed from profit taking on the
Board
US Export Sales Purdue
Commodities Tonnage Del Date South Korea
11 5 pet Hard Red Winter Wheat 7 000 N m
1 4 opd DN Spring Wheat 4,400 Nov Am pro
lent Soil While Wheal X 800 Nov 9 5 pu Soli
White Wheat 800 Nov White Club Wheat
500 Nov South Korea Corn 52 500 Nov'Dcc
Totals Wheat 21 500 tonnes C urn i 2 500
tonnes
Date Change Year Ago
Truck Bids OX/12'98 08/11/9S 08/1V97
Wheat Kansas City (HRW ORD) 275 up t |
5 78-3 79 Minneapolis (DNS 14pd) 1 s| i;
up 9 1/4 421 1/4 Portland (SW) 2 65271 i
unch-up 3 4 04-4 07 St Louis (SRW) N ot
available 3 55 3 59
Corn US 2 Yellow Kansas Cilv I 98 dn'
2 58-2 60 Mmneapoh I 90 1/4 dn 5 5 4 24'
1/4 Southern lowa 2 01-2 04 dn 3 2 59 262
Omaha I 79-1 80 dn 5 2 42-2 45
Soybeans, US I Yellow Kansas C ilv s’j
dn 7 7 36 Minneapolis 5 32 1/2 dn 3 3 4 67 1
U 2 Southern lowa 5 46-5 60 dn 4 unch
7 42-7 45 Cent IL Processors 543 U 2 5 62
1/2 dn 7 3/4- 7 25 1/2-7 52 1/2 2 3/4
Futures Kansas City (Sep) Wheat 281
1/4 up 3 3/4 371 3/4, Minneapolis (Stpj
Wheat 3 31 1/2 up 9 1/4 391 1/4 Chicago
(Sep) Wheat 259 1/4 up 5 1/2 361 1/4
Chicago (Sep) Corn 2 09 1/4 dn 4 3/4 2 62 1/4
Chicago (Dec) Corn 2 18 3/4 dn 4 2 65 1/2
Chicago (Nov) Soybeans 532 1/2 dn 7 3/4
6 15 1/2
Export Bids Barge or rail Port ol Nc«
Orleans or North Texas Gulf US I llR\t
Wheat, Ord Protein 301 1/4-3 09 1/4 up!
3/4-3 3/4 406 3/4, US 2 Soft Red Wmtr
Wheal 2 <l5 1/4-2 57 1/4 up 9 1/2 376 14
3 79 1/4 US 2 Yellow Corn 2 28 1/4-2 2814
dn 5 3/4-5 1/4 2 84 1/4-2 85 1/4 US 2 tellon
Sorghum Rail 4 12-4 22 dn 7-8 472
THURSDAY J
BEEF AUCTION
(Blrip BULLS, STEERS,
BEEF COWS
Tf 10:00 A.M.
j GOATS, SHEEP M
CALVES JO
FEEDER PIG S ALE
Pigs are accepted after 6 30 A M State graded from 8 to 12
Dairy Barn and Feeder Pig Barn are cleaned and d'smfected
weekly for your protection
Luke Eberly - 610-267-6608,717-738-1865
Homer Eberly - 610-267-3047
Nevin Martin - 717-354-7186
Ron Ranck - 717-656-9849 *
eld Representatives For Goats. Sheep A Calv
Ken Smoker - 610-593-2123
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