Northeast Broiler
Fryer Parts
Part II
ATLANTA, GA.
October 4,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
ICE PACKED BROILER RYER
PARTS, DELIVERED TO FIRST
RECEIVERS IN POOL TRUCKLOT
AND TRUCKLOT QUANTITIES,
CENTS PER POUND CURRENT
NEGOTIATED WTD VOLUME ITEM
TRADING AVG LBS BREAST - BS
130-135 132.83 708,560 TENDER
LOINS 185-190 213.58 178,320
BREAST - WITH RIBS 58-60 65.18
381,720 BREAST - LINE RUN 58 61.90
176,280 LEGS 35-36 38.22 239,920 LEG
QUARTERS (BULK) 27-28 28.96
635,177 DRUMSTICKS 25-26 34.96
212,360 THIGHS 27-28 35.06 160,840
B/S THIGHS 77-78 82.72 53,560
WINGS (WHOLE) 66-67 76.24 373,240
BACKS AND NECKS (STRIPPED) 10-
12 12.07 103,160 LIVERS (5 POUND
TUBS) 40-45 44.52 87,640 GIZZARDS
(HEARTS) 55-60 56.04113,800
INCLUDES NEW YORK CITY
METROPOLITAN AREA, NORTH
ERN NEW JERSEY, MASSACHU
SETTS, CONNECTICUT, RHODE
ISLAND, AND PENNSYLVANIA
(NORTHEAST OF HARRISBURG).
TODAY’S NEGOTIATED SALES AS
OF 11:30 A.M. WEIGHTED AVER
AGE PRICE OF ALL GRADES AND
BRANDS OF PRODUCT SHIPPED,
OR TO BE SHIPPED AS OF 1:30 P.M.
04-OCT-2000.
FEEDER
SALE
i.f Oct. 23 @ 1
Approx. 300 Head
Consignments Welcome
Vintage Sales Stables Inc.
Paradise, PA
Butch Brown
>26-5394
lales Stables
>442-41
(Barn)
Serving Cattlemen in:
Delaware, Maryland, New England
States, New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia
Call me for help in locating Angus
seedstock or to inquire about American
Angus Association programs and services
PO Box 295 • Thurmont, MD 21788
(301) 271-2767
E-mail, bpowell@angus.org
www.angus.org
ANGUS
THE BUSINESS BREED
Delmarva
Broiler/Fryer
ATLANTA, GA.
October 5,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
Movement of ready-to-cook whole
birds was fair to moderate and noted as
sufficient in keeping the 3 pound and
lighter weights cleared satisfactorily.
Heavier sizes were fully adequate to
ample and were competitively priced in
many instances to stimulate buyer inter
est. Live supplies were moderate;
weights were light to heavy, mostly de
sirable to heavy. Processing schedules
were moderate to moderately heavy.
Less than trucklot asking prices were
unchanged at 47 to 61 cents. Trade senti
ment was about steady. All parts were
generally noted as adequate. Wings, giz
zards and livers cleared best and bone-in
breasts were in better balance.
ESTIMATED SLAUGHTER OF
BROILER RYERS IN DELMARVA
(000)
ESTIMATED ACTUAL AVG.
WEIGHT ACTUAL AVG. WEIGHT
105 103 103 09'/<8 09V<6
2,3002,3225.122,4265.02
BROILER/FRYER CURRENT
NEGOTIATED PRICES FOR IMME
DIATE DELIVERY INCLUDES
MOSTLY MULTIPLE-DROP SHIP
MENTS OF BRANDED AND WING
TAGGED TO NEW YORK CITY
FROM DELMARVA
BRANDED U.S. GRADE A RANGE
39-71 WEIGHTED AVERAGE 50.72
NO. OF BOXES 12,086
7 of 8 plants reporting.
Prices were unchanged to higher.
Trade sentiment continued at least
steady to fully steady. Demand re
mained light to good, mostly moderate
and best where retail items were fea
tured. Supplies were generally adequate
to instances barely adequate. In the Mid
west, breaking stock offerings were tight
and demand was good to at times very
good. In the Eastern region, breaking
stock supplies were sufficient for the
mostly moderate demand. Light type
fowl satisfied current slaughter sched
ules.
Prices were one cent higher for the
larger sizes and two cents higher for me
diums. The market tone was steady to
fully steady. Demand was mostly moder
ate. Supplies were adequate for trading
needs.
PRICES TO RETAILERS, SALES
TO VOLUME BUYERS, USDA
GRADE A AND GRADE A, WHITE
EGGS IN CARTONS, DELIVERED
STORE DOOR, CENTS PER DOZEN.
RANGE EXTRA LARGE 74-76
LARGE 71-74 MEDIUM 59-62.
In Philadelphia, prices were un
changed to 1 cent higher for the larger
MARKET
LEESPORT, BERKS COUNTY, PA 19533 (610) 926-1307
LIVESTOCK AUCTIOi
EVERY WEDNESDAY - 1:00 P.M.
Farmers Market 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Flea Market 7:00 AM to ??
North Atlantic
Shell Egg Market
Atlanta, GA
October 4,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
New York Eggs
ATLANTA, G A.
October 5,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
North Atlantic
Eggs
Atlanta, Georgia
Report Supplied by USDA
Thursday, October 5,2000
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 7, 2000-A5
Some Markets Unavailable
Because Of
Early Press Deadlines
sizes and unchanged to 2 cents higher on
mediums. In Boston, prices were un
changed to 1 cent higher for the larger
sizes and unchangted on mediums. In
New England, prices were one cent
higher for large and unchanged on the
remainder of prices. The market tone
was steady to fully steady Demand was
generally moderate and best where fea
tures were available. Supplies were ade
quate for current needs. Breaking stock
offerings were usually sufficient for the
moderate to good demand. Light type
fowl were adequate for processing sched
ules.
Philadelphia: prices to retailers, sales
to volume buyers, USDA Grade a and
Grade A, white ggs in cartons, delivered
store door, cents per dozen: extra large
.69V2-.74, large .6VA-.12, medium .53-
.59.
Boston: extra large .98-1.01, large .93-
.96, medium .62-.64.
New England: jumbo 1.14-1.17, extra
large .80-.83, large .76-.79, medium .43-
.46, small.ls-.18.
Morrison’s Cove
Poultry & Rabbit *
Martinsburg, Pa.
Report Supplied by Auction
Monday, Oct. 2,2000
ROOSTERS 3.00-6.25.
BANTY ROOSTERS 1.00-4.00.
HEAVY HENS .50-2.75.
BANTY HENS 1.00-3.50.
PIGEONS 1.00-2.10
DUCKS 2.00.
MUSCOVY DRAKES 5.00.
BUNNIES 1.00-3.75.
RABBITS 3.00-6.25.
PARAKEETS 4.75.
DOVES 3.00.
AUCTION EVERY MON., 7:30 P.M,
Daily National
Grain Market
Summary
St. Joseph, MO
October 4,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
Wheat and corn bids finished higher
again with planting and harvest delays
offering support. Soybean bids were
slightly lower in a correctional move.
Wheat steady to 11 cents higher. Corn
steady to 6 cents higher. Sorghum 1 cent
higher. Soybeans 1 to 3 cents lower.
Dryness in the southern Plains contin-
ued to slow hard red winter wheat plant
ing However, some rain is being forecast
for overnight. Another export donation
for wheat was announced, and reports
that Egypt is looking for 30,000 metric
tons of US wheat, added support.
Expectations for another cut in har
vest acres and optimism about export
sales improving kept corn bids on the
upward climb Some rain in the Corn
Belt area this week slowed harvest in
some places.
Soybean bids fell slightly lower, de
spite the overnight export sale to
Taiwan. This, however, doesn’t put this
weeks total very high. Harvest progress
continued to pressure bids.
EXPORT SALES: PURCHASER
COMMODITY TONNAGE DELIV
ERY DATE CCC Ethiopia Hard Red
Winter Wheat 15,000 Nov Taiwan Soy
beans 56,000 Nov
TRUCK BIDS; 1040 1030 106y 3 9
Wheat; Kansas City (HRW ORD) 2.86
Dn 3 2.42-2.45 Minneapolis (DNS 14pct)
3.28 */2 Up 1 'A 3.14 '/i Portland (SWW)
2.84-2.85 Unch-up 1 3.29-3.30 St. Louis
(SRW) 2.37-2.42 Up 8-112.30-2.31
Corn, US 2 Yellow: Kansas City 1.74-
1.76 Unch 1.73-1.75 Minneapolis 1.68 'A
Up 3 -V< 1.64 % So. lowa 1.76-1.82 Up 5-6
1.67-1.75 Omaha 1.67-1.69 Unch 1.64-
1.65 Soybeans, US 1 Yellow: Kansas
City 4.66 Dn 3 4.66 Minneapolis 4.49 'A
Dn 2 ! A 4.49 V, So. lowa 4.56-4.64 Dn 1-
up 2 4.52-4.59 Cent II Processors 4.71 '/<-
4.76 V* Dn 2 % 4.68 '/4-4.81 'A
Minneapolis truck wheat - to arrive 20
days
FUTURES: Kansas City (Dec) Wheat
3.18 Dn 2 Vi 2.85 Minneapolis (Dec)
Wheat 3.26 Vi Up 1 Vi 3.26 Vi Chicago
(Dec) Wheat 2.67 'A Dn 1 Vi 2.64 ‘A Chi
cago (Dec) Corn 2.04 Vi Up Vi 2.04 Vi
Chicago (Nov) Soybeans 4.86 Vi Dn 2 6
4.89 'A
EXPORT BIDS: Barge or rail. Port of
New Orleans or North Texas Gulf Bids
per bushel except sorghum per cwt.
US 1 HRW Wheat, Ord Protein. 3.44-
3.50 Dn 2 >/j 2.95-3.05 US 2 Soft Red
Winter Wheat - 2.84 Vi-2.86 '/< Dn 1 Vi- Vi
2.69 '/.-2.70 'A US No 2 Yellow Corn:
2.16 'A-2.17 'A Up 'A 2.16 %-2.18 'A US 2
Yellow Sorghum Rail 4.00-4.06 Up 1-dn
2 3.55-3.57 Barge 4.06-4 08 Up 2-unch
3.66 US 1 Yellow Soybeans - 503 'A- 5 04
'A Up 2-unch 5.06 Vi-5 07 Vi