Hackettstown
Poultry & Egg
Hackettstown, NX
Report Supplied by Auction
Tuesday, October 6, 1998
Report Supplied by Auction
HEAVY FOWL .30-.70 LB.
LEGHORN FOWL .40 EA.
MIXED FOWL .25 .60 LB.
ROASTERS .90-.95 LB.
PULLETS 1.50-5.75 EA., 1.10 LB.
TURKEYS 9.00 EA.
BANTAMS .20-.60 LB., 250-5.75 EA.
ROOSTERS .30-1.20 LB.. .50-2.50 EA.
BUNNIES .75 EA.
DUCKS .25-1.50 LB.
RABBITS .75-150 EA.. .15-1.15 LB.
PIGEONS .75-4.25 EA. -
GUINEAS 350-7.25 EA.
GRADE A EGGS: WHITE JUMBO,
EX. LRGE. 1.09-1.10, LARGE .90-.93,
MED. .77-.80. BROWN JUMBO, EX.
LRGE. .97-1.07, LARGE .81-.95, MED.
.45-.61.
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Parts 1&2
ATLANTA, GA.
OCTOBER OS, 1998
NORTHEAST BROILER/FRYER
PARTS - PART I FEDERAL-STATE
Trucklot buying activity wai light and
selective. Breast cuts were fully adequate
to ample and buyen generally bid sharply
lower for additional offerings. Leg quarters
had increased in availability and were
more than sufficient for the current buyer
interest Machine cut wings remained
available and slow to dear. Retail and dis
tributive movement remained slow to fair,
floor stocks were light but adequate. The
market lone was about steady on leg items,
weak and unsettled on breast items and
machine cut wings.
PRICES PAID PER POUND. ICE
PACKED AND CO2 PACKED
BROILER/FRYER PARTS. DELIV
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BREAST - BIS 180 BREAST - WITH
RIBS 89-90 BREAST • LINE RUN 89
LEGS 37-38 LEG QUARTERS (BULK)
21-22 DRUMSTICKS 41-42 THIGHS
29-30 WINGS (WHOLE) 70-71 BACKS
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ZARDS (HEARTS) 50-55
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Belleville, Pa.
Wednesday, October 7, 1998
Report supplied by Auction
Geese: 4.00 ea.
Turkeys: 11.00-24.00 ea.
Guineas; 2.00-350 ea.
Roosteis: 4.00-750 ea.
Bantams; .25-4.00 ea.
Heavy hens; 2.00-450 ea.
Silldes: 2.75.
Muscovy hens: 4.00 ea.
Muscovy drakes: 10.50 ea.
Mixed ducks: 2.00-4.00 ea.
Bam pigeons; 1.25 ea.
White birds: 2.00 ea.
Fancy birds: 2.50 ea.
Peacocks: none.
Pheasants: none.
Doves; 4.00 ea.
Quail: 1.75 ea.
Guinea Pigs: 2.00-450 ea.
Rabbits; under 4 lbs. 1.50-5.00 ea., 4-6
is. 250-5.00 ea., over 6 lbs. 450-6.00 ea.
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SOUTHEAST HEAVY LIVE HEN
REPORT. OCTOBER 5. 1995.
FEDERAL-STATE
Majority pricea trended slightly lower
when compared to a week earlier. Demand
was moderate for fully adequate to ample
offeingi. Processing schedules were nor
mal to heavy. Undertone was stead;'.
HEAVY TYPE HENS (7 POUNDS
AND UP) •
FINAL PRICE, CENTS PER LB.,
GENERALLY FOR SLAUGHTER THE
WEEK OF OS-OCT-98
RANGE MAJORITY WTD AVG
AT FARM BUYER LOADING 14.5-22
CBNTS/LB. 15.19.5 17.79
* WEIGHTS UNDER 7 LBS. SUBJECT
TO DISCOUNT.
Report supplied by PDA
COMPARED TO LAST MONDAYS
MARKET FOR EASTERN AND CEN
TRAL PENNSYLVANIA. COR STEADY
TO .10 LOWER, WHEAT STEADY,
INSTANCES 10 HIGHER, BARLEY
AND OATS STEADY, SOYBEANS
STEADY TO .15 LOWER, OLD EAR
CORN STEADY TO WEAK. NEW EAR
CORN LITTLE OFFERED. PRICES
PAID DELIVERED TO DELIVERS
DOCK- ALL PRICES PER BUSHEL,
EXCEPT EAR CORNPER TON.
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 2 12-2 27
AVERAGE 2 21, WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE
2 46-2 71; FEW REPORTED 2 83,
AVERAGE 2.61 , CONTRACT FOR
HARVEST 2.81-3 05, BARLEY NO 3
RANGE 125-1.50, AVERAGE 1.38,
CONTRACT FOR HARVEST 150,
OATS NO 2 RANGE; 1 30-1.45, AVER
AGE 134, SOYBEANS RANGE 4 91-
5 01, AVERAGE 4 96; GR SORGHUM
RANGE. 2 02, AVERAGE 2 02, OLD
EAR CORN RANGE 58 00-70.00, AVER-
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ATLANTA, GA.
OCTOBER 05, 1998
Pa. Grain
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AGE 63.67; #NEW EARCORN RANGE
45 00-56.00; AVERAGE 52,00.
SOUTH CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2.17-2.30;
AVERAGE 2.20; WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE
2.00-2.41; AVERAGE 2.22; BARLEY
NO 3 RANGE 120-1.50, AVERAGE
U 4; OATS NO 2 RANGE 1.20-1.40,
AVERAGE 128; SOYBEANS NO 1
RANGE 4.71-5,00. AVERAGE 4 85; OLD
EARCORN RANGE 65 00-75 00 FEW
REPORTED 85 AVERAGE 70 71
EASTERN AND CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA SUMMARY
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 2 10-2 35,
AVERAGE 2.22, WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
2 35-2 71, AVERAGE 2.48; BARLEY NO.
3 RANGE 125-150, AVERAGE 1.38,
OATS NO 2 RANGE 1.20-1 50; AVER
AGE 1 32, SOYBEANS NO 1 RANGE
4,85-5 01, AVERAGE 4 94, OLD
EARCORN RANGE 57 00-75 00, AVER
AGE 66 78, *#NEW EAR CORN RANGE
40 00-56.00, AVERAGE 48 00
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO. 2 RANGE 1.80-2 40,
AVERAGE 2 17, WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
2.15-2 41, AVERAGE 2 28, BARLEY
NO 3 RANGE 1 20-1 36, AVERAGE
1.28, OATS NO 2 RANGE 120-140,
AVERAGE 131, SOYBEANS NO 1
RANGE 4.75; AVERAGE 4 75, OLD
EARCORN FEW REPORTED 95 00,
AVERAGE 95.00
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 2 20-2 40,
AVERAGE 2.29, WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
2 35-2.45; FEW REPORTED 2 66,
AVERAGE 2 43; BARLEY NO 3
RANGE 140-150, AVERAGE 145,
OATS NO 2 RANGE 120-150 FEW
REPORTED 100; AVERAGE 133,
SOYBEANS 4 75-5 10; AVERAGE 4.97,
OLD EARCORN RANGE 60 00-75 00
FEW REPORTED 50 00 , AVERAGE
65 83,.
LEHIGH VALLEY AREA
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 2 00-2 25,
AVERAGE 2 13, WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
2 40-2 65, FEW REPORTED 2 76,
AVERAGE 2 55, BARLEY NO 3
RANGE. 1.25-1 45 AVERAGE 134,
OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1 20-1.43 AVER
AGE 1 33, SOYBEANS NO 1 RANGE
4 90-5.00, FEW REPORTED 4 75,
AVERAGE 4.91, GR SORGHUM 2
RANGE 2.25, AVERAGE 2 23, OLD
EAPCORN RANGE 57 00-65 00 FEW
REPORTED 70 00; AVERAGE 62 80,
*#NEW EARCORN RANGE 40 00-
45 00, AVERAGE 43 33
MONTH AGO
CORN NO 2 31, WHEAT NO 2
2 32; BARLEY NO 138, OATS 129,
SOYBEANS NO 5 08, EAR CORN
67 63
YEAR AGO
CORN NO 3 06, WHEAT NO 2 3 26,
BARLEY NO 3 2 05; OATS NO 2 167,
SOYBEANS NO 1 625, EARCORN
84 71;
NORTH CENTRAL OHIO
(Prices FOB IVuck)
CORN 1 93-1 94, WHEAT 2 25-2 36,
SOYBEAN MEAL BULK 44% 114 70-
122 00. BULK 48% 123 70-133 00
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SUMMARY
Sharp gains were made in grain and soy
bean bida Wednesday. A weaker US dol
lar, talki of Russian donatiosia, and tain
delayed harvest were all factors in the
higher bida. Wheat 7 to 13 cents higher.
Com 6 to 10 oms higher. Sorghum 13
cents higher. Soy-beans tto IS cents high
er. Wheat bids jumped higher on talks of
China baying 1/2 millian tonnes of EU
feed wheat Some fund buying on die
Board was noted. Com and soybean bids
mowed sharply higher for fourth consecu
tive day. Rain delayed harvest and the
weaker US dollar offered support Soybean
bids also gained strength on higher meal
and oil demand. The potential for up to
500,000 tonnes of meal donations to Russi
a also underpinned bids.
U.S. Export Sales: Purchasers Commod
ities Tonnage Del Date CCC Bangladesh
Soft White Wheat 70,030 Nov
Date Change Year Ago Truck Bids;
10/07/98 10/06/98 KVOB/97 Wheat: Kan
sas City (HRW, ORD) 3.01-3.02 up 13
3.68 Minneapolis (DNS, 14pct) 3.701/2 up
10 1/4 4.09 Portland (SW) 3.10-3.13 up 7
4.00-4.01 St Louis (SRW) 225-2.26 up 11
3.45-3.50
Com. US 2 Yellow: Kansas City
1.89-1.90 up 9-8 265-268 Minneapolis
1.81 1/4 up 8 2.59 3/4 Southern lowa
1.92-1.94 up 104 2.67-2.69 Omaha 1.74
up 8-7 254-2.55
Soybeans, US 1 Yellow: Ksnsas City
5.16-5.19 up 8-11 6.37 Minneapolis 4.98
1/2 up 10 3/4 6.50 1/4 Southern lowa
5.11-5.14 op 15-116.54-6.61 Cent IL Pro
cessor. 5.13 1/2-533 1/2 up 10 3/4 6.63
1/4-6.77 1/4
Future!; Kansas City (Dec) Wheat 3.26
1/2 up 12 1/4 3.75 3/4 Minneapolis (Dec)
Wheat 3.66 1/2 up 12 3.94 Chicago (Dec)
Wheat 2.95 1/2 up 11 3/4 3.62 3/4 Chicago
(Dec) Com 2.17 1/4 up 7 2.82 3/4 Chicago
(Nov) Soybeans 5.33 1/2 up 10 3/4 6.67
1/4
Export Bids; Barge or rail. Port of New
Orleans or North Texas Gulf. US 1 HRW
Wheat, Ord. Protein: 3.36 1/2-3.46 1/2 up
131/4-121/4 4.09 3/4 US 2SoA Red Wint
er Wheat: 2,95 1/2-197 1/2 up 11 3/4-12
3/4 3.89 3/4-3.90 3/4 US 2 Yellow Com:
2.361/4-139 up 8-7 3.07 3/4 US 2 Yellow
Sorghum: Rail 3.88-3.97 up 13 5.19 Barge
3.99-4.06 up 15-18 5.23-5.25 US 1 Yellow
Soybeans: 5.59 1/2-5.63 1/2 up 10 3/4-13
3/4 7.05 1/4-7.06 1/4
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