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Weaverland Produce
Auction
New Holland, Pa.
Report Supplied by Auction
September 27,2001
APPLES: 3.00-8.00 BU.
BEANS: GREEN 6.00-10.00,
YELLOW 2.00-6.00, LIMAS 8.00-15.00,
ALLBU
BROCCOLI: .10-.75 HEAD.
CABBAGE: GREEN .25-1 10 HEAD
CANTALOPES 10-100
CAULIFLOWER .45-1.35
CIDER 1 75-2 05 GAL
CUCUMBERS 10 00-12 00 BU
EGGPLANT 1 00-5 25 '/:BU
GRAPES 4 00-8.00 Vi BU
ONIONS: YELLOW 8.00-10 00 50
LBS
PEACHES 2.00-10 00 BOX
PEARS 1 00-4 00 BOX
PEPPERS RED SM IO URGE 5 50-
7 00, HOT SM. TO URGE 1.00-4 00,
BOTH VjBU
PICKLES 4.25-10 00 '/;BU
POTATOES REDS 00-6 75 WHITT
4 00-8 00, BO IH 50 LBS , SWE EI 8 00-
11 00'/;BU
PUMPKINS-NECK 10-4 25
RED BEETS 10 CT 100
SQUASH: SUMMER 10- 25,
WINTER 05-.40, ACORN .12-.35,
BUTTERNUT .10-.45, PATTYPANS
OS- 15, SPAGHETTI 05- 17
SWEET CORN. 2 75-3.00
TOMATOES: RED SM. TO URGE.
9 00-12.00.
WATERMELON SEEDLESS I.GO
-275 SANGRIA 100-2 25
ZUCCHINI. GREEN 5 00-7 00,
YELLOW 2 00-4.00, BOTH •/> BU
FLOWERS: MUMS .75-2.75
NURSERY STOCK: TREES 6.50
EA.
ORNAMENTALS: FACE PUMP
KINS SM. TO LRGE. .15-2.25; PRIZE
WINNERS, BIG MAC 5.00-17 00,
GOURDS 10-2 00, GOOSE GOURDS
50-1.95, JBL 02- 07; BABY PAMS .10-
15; INDIAN CORN 25-1 75, FIN
GERS 2S-.75
NEXT WEEK S SALE DAYS MON ,
I UhS , LHURS, FRI , 9 AM SA I
830 AM CRAFT SALE NOV 10, 9
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Onions, Potatoes
Philadelphia 'I erminal Market
September 26,2001
Report Supplied By US DA
ONIONS AND POTATOES
ONIONS DRY MARKET STEADY
USI OR GENERALL'I GOOD QL!AL
AND COND UNLESS OTHERWISE
5 FA FED Y -How UT SO lb sks jbo 8 50
WA 50 lb sks jbo 9 00-9 50 oce 10 00
Globe Type NY 50 lb sks med 10 00
Spanish Hybrid CO 50 lb sks jbo 9 50-
10 00 mostly 9 50 ID/OR 50 lb sks col
10 00-11 00 jbo 9 00-10 00 mostly 9 50
Sweets CO 40 lb uns jbo 16 00 PE 40 lb
etns jbo 50 (Ml White CO 25 lb sks jbo
800 Red Globe lype CA 25 lb sks jbo
8 00-9 00 mostly 8 00 med 7 00 ID/OR
25 lb sks jbo 8 00-8 50 med 6 00-6 50 NT
25 lb sks jbo 8 00-8 50 mostly 8 00 med
6 00-6 50 mostly 600 CON I ROLLED
A I MOSPHI RL SIORAGI 1 ellow
Granes GA 40 lb clns jbo 53 00 -
1>()1 AIOIS M\RKI 1 S 1 LADS LSI
S/ A WASHED OR BRUSHED
LNIESS OTHERWISI STATI D
NL W C ROP Russet Burbank ID bid 10
5-lb lilmbags non sz \ 1 1 50-12 00
mostly 11 50 50 lb etns 50s 16 00 60s
16 00 70s 16 00-17 00 80s 15 00-17 00 90s
September 29,2001
14.00-16.00 100 s 13.00-14.00 120$) 13.00
Norkotah ID bid 10 S-lb filmbags non sz
A 11.50-12.00 50 lb ctns 40s 14.00 SOs
14.00 60s 16.00 70s 17.00-19.00 SOs 16.00
90s 14.00-16.00 mostly 15.00 100 s 13.00-
14.00 mostly 14.00 WA 50 lb ctns 70s
15.00 SOs 14.00-15.00 90s 13.00-14.00
100 s 12.00 fr cond 10.00 WI 50 lb ctns
SOs 14.00 60s 14 00 70s 14.00 SOs 14.00
Round Red CD 50 lb sks fr cond 6.00
MN 50 lb ctns 12.00-14.00 50 lb sks 10.00
NY 50 lb sks 8.00-9.00 mostly 9,00 sz B
1100-12.00 WA 50 lb ctns 18.00 sz B
21.00 Wl 50 lb sks sz B 900-10.00
Round White CD 50 lb sks Ige 7 50 DE
50 lb sks 5 00-6 00 mostly 5 50 Ige 8 00
Yellow Type Yukon Gold WA 50 lb ctns
18 00
Cumberland Valley
Produce Auction
Sluppensburg, Pa.
Report Supplied by Auction
September 18,2001
APPLES 2 00-8 50'/; BU
BEANS GREEN 6.00-13 00,
YELLOW 3 50-11.00, LIMA 10 00-
16.00, ALL Vi BU., ROMA BEANS 5 00.
CABBAGE: GREEN .SS-.65.
CUCUMBERS. 3.00-10.00 ’/: BU.
EGGPLANT: 4.00-6.00 Vi BU.
NECTARINES: 10.00.
ONIONS: YELLOW 5.00-12.00 'A
BU.
PEACHES. 5.50-15.00 Vi BU.
PEARS- 6.00-10 50 Vi BU.
PEPPERS- GREEN SM. TO LRGE.
3.00-7 50 '/’ BU.; RED 3.00-900, COL
ORED 1 15-2 50Vi BU
PLUMS. 6.00-8.00
POTATOES- RED 2.75-4.00 Vi BU.,
WHITE 6.00-8.00 Vi BU.
PUMPKINS: NECK .70-2.20 EACH
RED BEETS: 7.50.
SQUASH: YELLOW 5.00-11.00,
ACORN 2.00-9.00, BUTTERNUT 4.50-
10.00, PATTYPAN 2.75-3.50, ALL Vi
BU.
SWEET CORN; .80-3.00 DOZ.
TOMATOES RED SM TO LRGE
6 00-22.00 Vi BU., YELLOW 7 00-19.00
Vi BU
WATERMELONS SEEDLESS 2 50,
S \NGRI \ !202 90 YFI lOW
BABIES 10-80
ZUCCHINI- GREEN 400-1100 Vi
BU.
FLOWERS: MUMS 1 50-6.50.
ORNAMENTALS PRIZE
WINNERS 300-600.00, PUMPKINS
1.50-11 00, GOURDS 4.50-10.50,
GOOST GOURDS .50-3.25, JBL 7.00-
9.00, BABY PAMS .40-.45, INDIAN
CORN 1 00-2 00, FINGERS .55-1.00.
Shippensburg Produce
Auction
Shippensburg, Pa
Report Supplied by Vuetiim
Sept. 20,21,25
APPLES 2 00-4 00 I BU
BEANS 5 00-4 00 '/: BU, LIMAS
5 00-7 00 '/ BU
CABBAGE 4 00-5 00 50 LBS
CANTALOPES 25-1 70 EACH
CUCUMBERS AND PICKLES 600-
13 00 ‘/2 BU
GRAPES 7 00-9 00 '/: BU
NECTARINES 5 00-8 00 Vi BU
PEACHES 2 00-5 00 BU
PEARS: 4 00-8.00 '/; BU
PEPPERS 6 00-8 00 BU
PLUMS 5 00-7 50'/; BU
POT \ IOFS 3 00-7 00 1 ; BU
RED BELTS 6 00-7 00'/;BU
SQUASH 6 00-10 00 BU FALL
SWEET CORN; 2.00-3.50 DOZ. NURSERY STOCK: 3.00-7.00. pumpitimc * arv pamc in
TOMATOES: RED 6.00-14.00 25 ORNAMENTALS: TURKS TUR
LBS., CHERRY 2.00-S.OO FLAT; BAN S .70-1.50; WEEBUTTLES AND f?’, i MINI STRAW
YELLOW7.OO-10.00. JBL 7.00-8.50 16 BU.; GOURDS 4.00- mv* T „pc
WATERMELON: .50-2.50 EACH. 8m ,/ 2 Bu . IND i AN C ORN .70-1.75 * E & TS ‘
FLOWERS: MUMS .30-50.00. BUNCH, FINGERS .30-.90; FACE AND THURS., 9 A.M,
*fSMAHAWK shreooEßS
VERSATILE
• Chop and feed the
wettest silage bales
• Chop dry hay, straw,
and corn stalks
Discharges to either, or
both sides for free stall
bedding
Optional hose
attachment for hard to
reach areas and
mulching application
Models available to
handle all sizes of round
and big square bales
MANEUVERABLE
• 3 point mounted to operate in close quarters
EASY TO OPERATE
• Load bales with 3 point bale handler, no loader
required.
• Simple durable construction
• Operate with as little as 60 hp
Teagle
TEAGLE 8080 TC BALE PROCESSOR
• THE TEAGLE 8080 TC Was Developed To Feed Both
Round and Large Square Bales, As Well As
Chopped Silage For Bunk Feeding
• It Will Handle Both Dry Bales and Silage Bales Max
Round Bale Size 4’ Long x 5' Diameter Max Square
Bale Size 51”x74”x98’' Long
• The Machine is Equipped With A Two Speed . . . In
Gearbox Which Controls the Speed Of The Fan * ° ne Set Remotes From The Tractor Feeds A Valve
Assembly Driven Off The PTO Shaft, Material Can Sank On The Machine All Hydraulic Functions Are
Be Thrown Close To The Machine At Low Speed, Or Performed By Way of Cable Controls Mounted On
Up to 50’At High Speed The Tractor
Ask Us About
E-Z FLEX
FINANCING
PROGRAM!
WAIVER OF PAYMENT OR
LOW RATE FINANCING
Serving Fan
Distributed By
[tfl] CUMMINGS and BRICKER, Inc.
\ers Through Farm Ei
MULTIPLE BENEFITS
• Improved Payability, less waste
• Feed silage bales directly into bunk or fenceline
feeders. Pre-chop material for TMR mixer.
• Improved absorption ability of bedding
material, less bedding required.
• Clean comfortable beds.
• Easier handling of manure with chopped
material
• Minimum Horsepower Required is 60 HP
• Twin Cross Beaters Are Driven Through The Mam 2
Speed Gearbox With Chains and Sprockets
• Floor Apron Cham Loading Ramp, Discharge
Chutes, One With A Swivel Motor, Are Driven
Hydraulically
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS
100;120 Lehigh Ave - PO Box 928
Batavia, New York 14021-0928
* 716/343-5411
100 Stover Drive,
Carlisle, PA 17013
717/249-6720
uipment Dealers Since 1961
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