North Atlantic
Eggs
Atlanta, Georgia
Report Supplied by USDA
Thursday, October 26,2000
In Philadelphia, prices were un
changed to 3 cents higher on the larger
sizes and unchanged to 2 cents higher for
mediums. Prices paid to producers in
New England were 3 cents higher for
extra large and large, 2 cents higher for
the smaller sizes, and unchanged for
jumbos. In Boston, prices were un
changed. The market tone was fully
steady to firm. Demand improved in
some areas and was mostly moderate.
Supplies of the larger sizes were ade
quate and the lighter weight eggs were
barely adequate. Breaking stock supplies
were usually sufficient for the moderate
demand. Light type hens were adequate
for slaughter requirements.
Philadelphia; prices to retailers, sales
to volume buyers, USDA Grade A and
Grade A white eggs in carton, delivered
to store door, cents per dozen: extra large
.11-. 11, large .70-.75, medium .62.5-.69.
Boston: extra large .99-1.01, large .96-
.98, medium .6S-.68.
New England: jumbo 1.14-1.17, extra
large .83-86, large .80-.83, medium .49-
.52, small. 17-20.
Livestock Cooperative
Auction Market of
North Jersey
Poultry & Egg
Hackettstown, NJ.
Report Supplied by Auction
Tuesday, Oct. 24,2000
HEAVY FOWL .45-1.05 LB.
PULLETS 5.50-7.00 EA., 1.35 LB.
GEESE 3.50 EA.
BANTAMS .50-2.25 EA.. .50-.80 LB.
ROOSTERS 1.75-4.00 EA., .75-1.55
LB.
DUCKS 3.50-8.50 EA., .50-1.55 LB.
RABBITS 1.00-1.85 EA., .75-1.35 LB.
PIGEONS 1.50-5.75 EA.
GUINEAS 1.50-6.50 EA.
GRADE A EGGS: WHITE JUMBO,
JUMBO, EX. LRGE. .77, LARGE .71-
.77; BROWN EGGS, JUMBO, EX.
LRGE. .93-94, LARGE .69-88, MED.
.50-55.
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Fryer Parts
Part II
ATLANTA, GA.
October 26,2000
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
BS BREAST - B 120-125 125.99 716,000
TENDERLOINS 185-190 214.05
190,880 BREAST - WITH RIBS 62-63
70.18 420,040 BREAST - LINE RUN 62
63.25 144,040 LEGS 35-36 38.38 302,080
LEG QUARTERS (BULK) 26-27 28.38
431,173 DRUMSTICKS 27-28 36.77
187,940 THIGHS 29-30 34.93 187,122 B
THIGHS 76-77 79.02 61,560 WINGS
(WHOLE) 70-71 79.78 344,420 BACKS
AND NECKS (STRIPPED) 10-12 12.11
106,200 LIVERS (5 POUND TUBS) 35-
40 39.54 87,240 GIZZARDS (HEARTS)
50-55 55.19110,280.
New York Eggs
ATLANTA, GA.
October 26,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
Prices were 3 cents higher for the
larger sizes and 2 cents higher on medi
ums. The market tone was fully steady
to firm. Demand improved and was
mostly moderate.
Supplies of the larger sizes were ade
quate and mediums were barely ade
quate.
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 77-79
LARGE 74-77 MEDIUM 69-72.
North Atlantic
Shell Egg Market
Atlanta, GA
October 26,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
In California and Boston, prices were
unchanged. In the Midwest, prices were
higher on mediums and unchanged on
the balance. In all other locations, prices
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Northeast
were higher on all sizes. The market tone
was fully steady to firm. Demand was
light to moderate. Supplies were barely
adequate to tight on smaller sizes and
adequate to in close balance on the heav
ier weight eggs. Breaking stock offerings
were tight to adequate for the fair to
good demand. Light type hens were suf
ficient for current processing needs.
Grain and soybean bids continued to
trade up and down with nothing hap
pening to set any fires in either direction.
Wheat steady to 2 cents lower. Corn
steady to 2 cents higher. Sorghum 1 cent
lower. Soybeans mixed.
A few small export wheat sales were
reported overnight but failed to excite
anyone. Wet weather continued in the
Plains hard red winter wheat area,
easing moisture shortages and pressur
ing bids. Planting delays due to the mois
ture, limited declines and some areas of
Oklahoma will have to replant when
able.
Corn bids were stronger but only
slightly as farmer selling remained light
and indications that China sold corn to
South Korea. Export sales are down this
week for corn and soybeans. Corn har
vest is nearly done and very good yields
have been reported. Some talk that
South Korea is in the market for about
two million bushels of US soybeans, of
fered light support.
Midwest rainfall has delayed soybean
harvest in places.
EXPORT SALES: PURCHASER
COMMODITY TONNAGE DELIV
ERY DATE CCC Haiti 11.5 pet Hard
Red Winter Wheat 8,300 Nov 13.5 pet
NN Spring Wheat 8,300 Novec South
Korea 11.5 pet Hard Red Winter Wheat
4,000 Novec 14.0 pet DN Spring Wheat
9,200 Novec Soft White Wheat 9,500
Novec
Totals: Wheat 39,300 tonnes.
DATE CHANGE YEAR AGO
TRUCK BIDS: 10‘/«S0 10V440 10y«7%9
Wheat: Kansas City (HRW ORD) 2.89
Dn 2 2.40-2.42 Minneapolis (DNS 14pct)
3.46 Dn Vi 3.35 Portland-(SWW) 2.84-
2.85 Dn 1-unch 3.21-3.22 St. Louis
(SRW) 2.34-2.35 Dn 12.38-2.39
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Daily National
Grain Market
Summary
St. Joseph, MO
October 25,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
On Their New
Uncastor Farming, Saturday, October 28, 2000-AS
Corn, US 2 Yellow: Kansas City 1.84
Unch 1.71-1.73 Minneapolis 1.87 3 A Up
% 1.66 Vi So. lowa 1.90-1.94 Up 1-unch
1.86-1.87 Omaha 1.81-1.83 Up 2-1 1.62-
1.63 Soybeans, US 1 Yellow: Kansas
City 4.61 Dn 1 4.44-4.47 Minneapolis
4.58 Up'/«4.28 V* So. lowa 4.61-4.65 Dn
1-unch 4.43-4.48 Cent II Processors 4.65-
4.72 Up V4-dn 3 A 4.55 V 6-4.62 V* Minne
apolis truck wheat - to arrive 20 days
FUTURES: Kansas City (Dec) Wheat
3.03 % Dn 1 % 2.76 V* Minneapolis (Dec)
Wheat 3.19 Dn Vi 3.27 Chicago (Dec)
Wheat 2.55 Vi Dn } A 2.56 Vi Chicago
(Dec) Corn 2.03 ‘A Dn % 2.00 Vi Chicago
(Nov) Soybeans 4.67 Dn ’'A 4.69 '/<
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 38
y<-3.42 %Dn ’/.-I l A 2.86 J /i-2.96 V* US 2
Soft Red Winter Wheat: 2.72 16-2.74 Dn
y„-up Vt 2.68 '/2-2.70 'h US No 2 Yellow
Corn: 2.17 'A-2.17 >A Dn 3 A- 1 'A 2.20 !6-
2.22 'h US 2 Yellow Sorghum Rail 4.00-
4.11 Unch-up 2 3.58 Barge 4.34-4.45 Up
4-13 3.79 US I Yellow Soybeans: 4.93-
4.94 Up 1 ‘A 4.84 V 4-4.88 'A.
Kirkwood Hay
Kirkwood, Pa.
Report Supplied By Auction
Tuesday, October 24,2000
25 LOTS.
MIXED HAY: IST CUTTING 60.00-
100.00. 2ND 80.00-121.00.
TIMOTHY: 63.00-121.00.
ALFALFA: IST CUTTING 80.00-
125.00, 2ND 75.00-125.00, 3RD 65.00-
108.00.
GRASS: 40.00-174.00.
WHEAT STRAW; 120.00-136.00.
RYE SEED: 4.50 BU.
FIREWOOD: 65.00-150.00 LOAD.
SALE DAYS TUBS. 10 A.M.
Dewart Hay
Dewart, Pa.
Report Supplied By Auction
Monday, Oct. 23,2000
HAY: 17 LOTS, 45.00-82.50.
STRAW: 1 LOT AT 70.00.
WOOD: 4 LOTS, 35.00-52.50.
CORN: 4 LOTS, 50.00-75.00.
OATS: 2 LOTS, 2.00-2.20 BU.
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Middleburg Hay
Middleburg, Pa.
Report Supplied by Auction
Tuesday, Oct. 24,2000
HAY: 22 LOTS. TOTAL 40.
ALFALFA: 120.00.
MIXED HAY: 10 LOTS, 65.00-
122.50,1.50 SQ. BALES.
TIMOTHY: 6 LOTS, 40.00-115.00.
ROUND BALES: 20.00.
ORCHARDGRASS: 3 LOTS, 70.00-
95.00.
STRAW: 3 LOTS, 60.00-95.00.
EAR CORN: 9 LOTS, 42.50-80.00.
WHEAT: 2.60.
OATS: 1 LOT AT 2.00.
RYE: 4 LOTS, 3.70-4.10.
Westminster Hay
Westminster, Maryland
Report Supplied By Auction
Tuesday, Oct. 24,2000
Hay—Straw—Grain
150 LOTS.
ALFALFA: 3.30-4.90 BALE, 18.00-
22.00 LARGE ROUND.
MIXED HAY: 1.70-3.60 BALE.
GRASS; 1.00-3.00 BALE, 10.00-15.00
LARGE ROUND.
STRAW: 1.40-2.60 BALE.
MULCH: .50-1.20 BALE.
EAR CORN: 3.50 BAG.
SHELLED CORN: 5.50 BAG.
GROUND EAR CORN; 4.25-5.00
BAG.
FIREWOOD: 50.00-142.00 CORD.
Leinbach’s Hay
Shippensburg, Pa.
Report Supplied By Auction
Oct. 21 and 24,2000
Hay—Straw—Grain
46 LOADS.
ALFALFA: 48.00-115.00.
BARLEY: 110.00 BU.
BROMEGRASS: 30.00-95.00.
CORN: 40.00.
GRASSHAY: 40.00-137.00.
MIXED HAY: 10.00-145.00.
OATS: 1.30 BU.
ORCHARDGRASS: 87.00-90.00,
RYE; 1.40-1.50 BU.
STRAW: 88.00.
TIMOTHY: 26.00-112.00.
WOOD: 46.00-58.00.
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