Belleville Poultry
Bello illc. Pa.
Report Supplied hy Auction
Wednesday. March 13, 2002
(iFFSF NONF.
TURKFYS 25.00 FA
GUINFAS: 8.00 FA
ROOSTFRS. 3.50-6 50 FA.
BANTAMS I 50-4.(H) FA.
HFAW HFNS- 3.00-4 00 FA.
Sll KIFS- 2 75 FA
MUSCOVY HFNS 3 50 FA
MUSCOVY DRAKFS 12 (Ml FA.
MIXFI) DUCKS 4.00 FA.
BARN PIGFONS 3 (Ml FA
WHITF BIRDS: NONF.
FANCY BIRDS NONF.
PFAC OC KS NONF..
PHFASANTS 10.50.
DOVFS NONF.
QUAII 1.75-2,50 FA.
GUINFA PIGS: NONF.
KABHITS BUNNIFS 1.50-1(1.00.
BABBITS 4-6 1 BS. 4.00-6 00, OVFR 6
I BS 5 50-1-2 (Ml, FAMII Y 10.00-30.00.
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AI LAMA. (TV.
March 13.2002
Report Supplied By USD A
Trucklol buying activity was very light
during midweek trading as dealers noted
very little incentive to extend floorstoeks
beyond most immediate needs. Offerings
of breast items were at least adequate and
were often increasing in availability
Wings were fully adequate Dark meal
cuts, in particular legs and leg quarters,
were ample and building. Movement
through retail and distributive channels
was light and the scattered feature activi
ty usually highlighted the more seasonal
items rather than poultry. The market
tone was no better than steady on breast
items, cautiously steady on wings and
barely steady to weak on legs and leg
quarters.
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PARTS. DFMVFRFD TO FIRST RF-
CFIVFRS IN POOI TRUCKIOT AND
TRUCKIOT QUANTITIES. CENTS
PFR POUND. ITEM CURRENT NE-
GOTIATED TRADING BREAST - B/S
130 TENDERIOINS 125 BREAST
WITH RIBS 65-66 BREAST - I INF
RUN 65 I EGS 35-56 I EG QUARTERS
(BUI K) 19-20 DRUMSTICKS 38-39
THIGHS 28-29 B/S THIGHS 85-86
WINGS (WHOI F) 67-68 BACKS AND
NECKS (STRIPPED) 10-12 IIVFRS (5
POUND TUBS) 25-30 GIZZARDS
(HEARTS) 40-45
INCI UDFS NEW YORK CITY MET
ROPOI ITAN AREA, NORTHERN
NEW JERSEY, MASSACHUSETTS,
CONNECTICUT. RHODE ISI AND,
AND PENNSYI VANIA (NORTHEAST
OF HARRISBURG).
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March 13. 2002
Report Supplied Ih USD \
ICE PACKED BROII FR/FRV ER
PARTS, DFMVFRFD IO FIRST RE
CEIVERS IN .POOI TRUCKIOT AND
TRUCKIOT QUANTIFIES. C I NTS
PFR POUND
CURRENT NEGOTIATED WTD
VOI UMF ITEM TRADINC, AVG /I BS
BREAST - B/S 130 13008 374.480
TENDER! OINS 125 125 24 103,680
BREAST - WITH RIBS 65-66 72 25
169.480 BREAST - I INF RUN 65 68 19
142.480 I FCiS 35-36 38 55 176.520 I EG
QUARTERS (BUIK) 19-20 2081
331,525 DRUMSTICKS 38-39 38 31
84,030 THIGHS 28-29 .34 39 70,840 B/S
THIC.HS 85-86 83 67 76.640 WINC.S
(WHOI F) 67-68 75.03 261.280 BACKS
AND NECKS (STRIPPED) 10-12 1186
46.4(H) I IVERS (5 POUND TUBS) 25-30
DOMF-SIK MARK! I HKiHIKiIHS Rcl.nl sized
hens and toms had <i steadv In harelv steadv undtrtnnc Ot
ters were mure lli.in adequate tor the limited huver inter
est Reivers were mosllv taking a wait and see attitude while
watching lor turther market developments F resh and fro
zen destrapped tenders were about steads, hreast meal was
difficult to move I high meat was ottered at sleadv to lower
trending prices Most hulk parts trading consisted ol less
than truck lot volumes and otters were at steadv to harelv
steadv levels
F-XRORf MARK.F f HIOHI IC.HfS Pxport aetmlv was
extremelv light
Retail demand was seasonallv slow to lair with light fea
tures, and food service was fair to instances lairlv good
Supplies were adee|uate to ample with smaller sizes in the
most balanced position In the parts structure, trading was
light and selective with present inventories usuallv suffi
cient tor needs Hreast Hems were irregular, but mosllv
available, and wings were tullv adequate leg items were
ample and building with export problems still a ma|or con
cern In production areas, live supplies were moderate
Weights were mosllv desirable with some locations trending
heavicr
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 16,2002-A5
20 17 7,161) GIZZARDS (HFARTS)
40-4 S 37 47 20,280
INC I UDFS NFW YORK C l FY MFT
ROPOI I FAN ARFA, \ORFHFRN
NFW JFRSFY. MASSAC'HUSFTTS.
C ONNFCTICUT, RHODF ISI AND,
AND I’FNNSYI VANIA (NORTHFAST
OF HARRISBURG)
National Egg Market
At A Glance
Mliinlii, Ga.
March 13. 2(8)2
Report Supplied It) L SD A
Prices were 1 cents higher on the larger
sizes and I cent higher on mediums Ihe
market tone Has firm Demand remained
moderate to good Supplies ol medium
Here about adequate to adequate lor cur
rent requirements Houecer. the larger
si/es ranged close to tight and Here eonti
dentl\ held Breaking slock offerings Here
mosth adequate and demand lor addi
tional product ranged light to moderate
I ight Upe love I Here short to sufficient fir
the fair demand
National Turkey
Market At A Glance
Des Moines. lowa
Mureh 1.1. 2(1(12
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National Broiler
Market At A Glance
Atlanta. (>a.
March 1.1, 21H)2
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Lancaster .
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