New York Eggs
ATLANTA, GA.
October 11,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
Prices were 2 cents higher for medi
ums, unchanged on the heavier weight
eggs. The market tone was steady to
fully steady. Demand into all outlets
ranged fair to fairly good, best into lim
ited feature activity.
Supplies were generally adequate for
current needs.
The New York State shell egg inven
tory was 26 percent less, but the New
Jersey inventory was 13 percent more
than the previous week.
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 62-65.
Belleville Poultry
Belleville, Pa.
Report Supplied by Auction
Wednesday, Oct. 11,2000
GEESE: 1.00-3.00 EA.
TURKEYS: 3.00-5.00 EA.
GUINEAS: 7.00 EA.
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for Grinding
High Moisture & Dry
Grains
Grinds
Finer
than
Roller Mills.
ROOSTERS; 3.00-6.00 EA.
BANTAMS; .25-3.00 EA.
HEAVY HENS 1.00-4.30 EA.
SILKIES 2.75 EA'.” -
MUSCOVY HENS: 3.50 EA.
MUSCOVY DRAKES: 5.00 EA.
MIXED DUCKS: 2.75-5.50 EA.
BARN PIGEONS: 1.00 EA.
WHITE BIRDS: 1.50 EA.
FANCY BIRDS: 3.50 EA.
PEACOCKS: NONE.
PHEASANTS: NONE.
DOVES: NONE.
QUAIL: NONE.
GUINEA PIGS: 1.00-4.25 EA.
RABBITS: UNDER 4 LBS. .50-3.00
EA., 4-6 LBS. 3.00-5.00 EA., OVER 6
LBS. 5.00-7.00 EA.
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Dewart Hay
Dewart, Pa.
Report Supplied By Auction
Monday, Oct. 9,2000
HAY: 15 LOTS, 67.50-130.00.
WOOD: 2 LOTS, 25.00 AND 52.50.
CORN: 3 LOTS. 67.50-85.00.
OATS: 3 LOTS, 1.90-1.95 BU.
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Morrison’s Cove
Livestock Hay
Marti nsburg, Pa.
Report Supplied By Auction
Monday, Oct. 9,2000
Hay—Straw—Grain
ALFALFA; 100.00.
GRASS: 45.00-87.50.
MIXED HAY: 40.00-50.00.
ROUND BALES: 45.00-65.00.
STRAW: 87.50.
AUCTION EVERY MON., 12:30
P.M.
Lebanon
Produce Hay Auction
Relstville, Pa.
Report Supplied By Auction
Tuesday, Oct. 10,2000
Hay—Straw—Grain
ALFALFA MIX: 100.00.
GRASS HAY: 32.50.
STRAW: 1.60 BALE.
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A.M.
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Kirkwood Hay
Kirkwood, Pa.
Report Supplied By Auction
Tuesday, October 10,2000
21 LOTS.
MIXED HAY: IST CUTTING 55.00-
' *
5 '" 0 '' 0 "
Heavy D uty
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3/16”
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3000
2000
Daily National
Grain Market
Summary
St. Joseph, MO
October 11,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
Daily National Grain Market Sum
mary
Wheat bids continued higher mid
week, strengthened by continued dry
weather in southern Plains and export
disappointments. Corn bids also gained
ground on trade expectations ahead of
USDA reports and overnight export sale
to Taiwan. Sharp declines were noted in
soybean pits due to rapid harvest. Wheat
1 to 2 cents higher. Corn steady to 5
cents higher. Sorghum 2 cents higher.
Soybeans 5 to 11 cents lower.
Export sales remain slow this week for
wheat and reports that the US lost part
of the Algerian wheat tender, boosted
bids. Dry weather con- tinues in the
southern Plains, despite forecasts for
possible moisture this week. Emergence
is behind most places due to the late
plantings and Oklahoma shows only 31
percent of the crop planted while Kansas
is at 49 percent complete.
Corn bids were mostly higher in antic
ipation for tomorrow’s USDA ending
stocks report. Most traders expect a cut
in stock estimates.
However, active harvest pressure with
50 percent of the crop in bins, limited
gains. Taiwan’s corn purchase overnight
offered strength to bids.
Higher soybean bids yesterday were
erased today with lowest declines since
August reported. Rapid harvest progress
created some profit taking as 58 percent
of the crop is out of fields. Lack of fresh
export news also weighed on bids.
EXPORT SALES: PURCHASER
COMMODITY TONNAGE DELIV
ERY DATE Taiwan Corn 54,000
Nov/Dec
TRUCK BIDS: 10VU0 10'/.00
10'/«3%9 Wheat: Kansas City (HRW
ORD) 3.07 Up 1 2.37 Minneapolis (DNS
14pct) 3.34 %Up 2 'A 3.18 Portland
(SWW) 2.89-2.91 Up 2-1 3.18-3.21 St.
Louis (SRW) 2.52-2.54 Up 2 2.23-2.24
Corn, US 2 Yellow: Kansas City 1.77-
1.80 Up 3-4 1.71-1.72 Minneapolis 1.69
'A Unch 1.51 Vi So. Ibwa 1.77-1.83 Up 5-
3 1.67-1.73 Omaha 1.72-1,75 Unch-up 3
1.60-1.62 Soybeans, US 1 Yellow:
Kansas City 4.55-4.58 Dn 11-8 4.80 Min-
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4.55-4.62 Dn 6 4.63-4.69 Cent II Proces
sors 4.64-4.73 Dn 7 V* 4.78 3 /i-4.87 %
Minneapolis truck wheat - to arrive 20
days
FUTURES: Kansas City (Dec) Wheat
3.26 Vi Up 1 2.76 Minneapolis (Dec)
Wheat 3.32 % Up 2 Vi 3.23 V, Chicago
(Dec) Wheat 2.76 % Up 1 Vi 2.55 Vi Chi
cago (Dec) Corn 2.04 Vi Up 1 2.00 Vi
Chicago (Nov) Soybeans 4.78 Dn 7 %
4.99 %
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: 3.56
16-3.61 Vi Up 1 2.86-2.96 US 2 Soft Red
Winter Wheat: 2.94 %-2.96 V« Up 2 Vi-4
Vi 2.64 Vi-2.65 Vi US No 2 Yellow Corn:
2.11 V 4 Up V * 2.13 Vi-2.1S %US 2 Yellow
Sorghum Rail 3.95-4.05 Up 1 3.49-3.58
Barge 4.04-4 06 Up 1-2 3.72-3.75 US 1
Yellow Soybeans: 4.96 Dn 8 } A-9 Vi 5.16
Vi-5.17 %.
Report Supplied by Auction
Tuesday, Oct. 10,2000
CALVES .10-3.80.
COWS .22'/2-.44‘/4.
EASY COWS .15-.36'/..
FEEDERS 300-600 LBS. .23-. BS,
HEIFERS .24'/2.-.59>/2.
BULLS ,37-.63.
STEERS .44-.71.
HOGS .20-.42W.
ROASTING PIGS EA. 5.00 EA.
BOARS. 14-.25.
SOWS .32.
SHEEP .25-.65.
LAMBS EA. 37.50-65.00.
LAMBS PER LB. .45-1.42.
GOATS EA. 32.50-122.50.
KIDS EA. 10.00-97.50.
TOTAL: 789 HEAD
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