Finger Lakes
Hay Auction
Penn Y an. New Y ork
Kc-porl Supplied I)-. Auction
March 8 and 12. 2(M)2
\\G 23 lOADS
,\1 TAI FA TIMOTHY MIX IST
CUTTING 70 00-87 50, 2ND
115 00-175 00
Al FAI FA 3RD 170(H)
C. R ASS MIX IST CUTTING
60 (MM 15.1 M). 2ND KM) 00-127 50
STRAW: 117.50-132 50.
TIMOTHY SFFD- 13.(M)-17.(M) 50 I BS
HAY AUCTIONS FVFRY TUFS
ANO FRI , 11 A.M. SHARP. NO AUC
TION FRIDAY. MARCH 29.
Green Dragon Hay
Lphrata. Pa.
Report Supplied Ih Auction
Friday. March 8. 2002
Mac —Straw —(irain
82 I OADSTOTAI .
MIXFD HAY- 34 lOADS.
53 (M)-222.(M).
AI.FAI FA: 10 I OTS, 101.00-182.00.
TIMOTHY; 9 LOTS, 87.00-ISS.(M).
STRAW- 17 LOTS. 86.00-150.00.
FAR CORN: 2 I OTS. 81.00 AND
BS.(M).
OR C HARD GRASS: 4 LOTS.
1()0.(K)-122.00.
CORN FODDFR: 47.00.
SOYBFAN STALKS: 26.00 AND
30.00.
OAT HAY: 107.00.
Middleburg Hay
Middlehurg, Pa.
Report Supplied by Auction
I uesday, March 12. 2002
HAY: 67 LOTS. 110 LOTS TOTAL.
Al FAI.FA: 9 I OTS. 135.00-180.00.
MJXFD HAY: 32 LOTS, 55.00-230.00.
TIMOTHY; 9 1 OTS. 75 00-120.00.
ROUND BA I FS- 9 I OTS. 14.00-48.00
BAI F.
ORCHARD GRASS: 8 LOTS
75,00-140.00.
STRAW: 11 LOTS, 25.00-132.00.
fiAR CORN: 7 LOTS. 72.00-96.00.
TIMOTHY SFFD 21 00-24.00 BU.
Cl OV F.R SPED: 55.00-60.00 BU.
OATS- 23 I OTS, 2.05-3.50 BU.
, Wolgemuth Hay
Leolu, Pu.
Report Supplied Bv Auction
Wednesday. March 13.2002
Hav—Straw—Grain
62 LOTS.
A 1 FAI.FA: HIGH 230.00, AVG.
153.00.
MIXFO HAY: HIGH 220.00, AVG.
144.00.
TIMOTHY: HIGH 167.00. AVG.
137.00.
GRASS: HIGH 112.00. AVG. 77.00.
STRAW: HIGH 170.00. AVG. 142.00.
Pa. Grain Report
March It. ’(H)2
Report Supplied IH PI) V
COMPARFD WITH lASI MON
DAYS MARKFT FOR FASTFRN AND
CFNTRAI PFNNSYI A ANIA Corn
steady to firm W heat. Karle\ and Oats
mostl\ steady Soybeans steady to 10
higher Far corn steady to strong
PRIC FS PAID DFI IV FRFD TO DF Al -
FRS DOCK, All prices per bushel, except
Far Corn per ton
SOL IHI VSIT-.RN PI- NNSYI.V’AMA
CORN No. 2-y, 2.22-2.42. ayg 2.33.
contract for haryest 2.24-2.35. WHFAT
No 2. 2 73-2.97, ayg 2.84; contract for
haryest 2 83-2.93. BARI F.Y No. 3.
1.80-2.15, ayg. 1,91; contract for haryest
1.30-1.60. OATS No. 2, 1.90-2.40, ayg.
2.05. SOYBEANS 4.31-4.52. avg. 4 37:
contract for harvest 4.27-4.36 Gr. Sorg
hum, feyy 2.10, ayg. 2.06. Far Corn
61.00-70.00. avg. 67.63.
SOUTH CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA
CORN No. 2-Y, 2.30-2.38. avg. 2.33;
WHEAT No. 2, 2.60-2.80. dvg. 2.68;
BARI EY No. 3, 1.60-2.20, a\g. 174;
OATS No. 2. 1.50-1.80, avg. 1.63; SOY
BEANS No. 1, 4.15-4.36, dvg. 4.25. FAR
CORN 60.00-70.00, avg. 66.78.
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN No. 2, 2.04-2.35. avg. 2.29;
WHEAT No. 2, 2.38-2.69. avg. 2.52:
BARLEY No. 3. 1.85; OATS No 2.
1.50-1.80, avg. 1.63; SOYBEANS No. 1.
4.36; EAR CORN 68.00.
CENTRAL PENNSYI.VANIA
FAR CORN No 2, 2.30-2.40. avg. 2 35;
WHEAT No. 2, 2.40-2.50, avg. 2.45:
BARI EY No. 3. 1.70-1.80, avg. 1.75;
OATS No. 2, 1.65-1.80 few t0'2.25. avg.
1.79; SOYBEANS. No. 1. 4.00-4.35, avg.
4.17: EAR CORN 65.00-66.00, avg. 65.33.
LEHIGH VALLEY
CORN No. 2-Y, 2.30-2.48. avg. 2.36:
WHEAT No. 2. 2.90-3.03. avg 2.95;
BARIFY, No. 3. 2 00-2.05. avg. 2.03;
OATS No. 2, 1.75-2.06, avg. 1.94; SOY
BEANS No. 1, 4.25-4.30. avg. 4.27;
GRAIN SORGHUM 2.58-2.75. avg. 2.67.
EAR CORN 66.00-80.00. avg. 70.20.
EASTERN AM) CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA
CORN No. 2-y, 2.25-2.42. avg. 2.34:
month ago 2.34, year ago 2.26. WHEAT
No. 2, 2.60-3.03, avg. 2.77; month ago
2.83. year ago 2.45. BARLEY, No. 3,
1.80-2.15. avg. 1.84; month ago 1.73, year
ago 1.54. OATS No. 2. 1.65-1.80, few to
2.25, avg. 1.84; month ago 1.71, year ago
1.45. SOYBEANS No. 1, 4.15-4.40. avg.
4.29; month ago 4.01, year ago 4.29. EAR
CORN 60.00-70.00, avg. 66.78; month ago
65.24. year ago 60.95.
NORTH CENTRAL OHIO
(Prices FOB Truck): CORN 1.90-2.00:
WHEAT 2.50-2.68; OATS 1.50: SOY
BEAN MEAI: bulk 44'r 154.40-163.00;
bulk 164.40-172.00.
£
Daily National
Grain Market
Summary
St. Joseph, MO
March U. 2002
Report Supplied By USD \
1 ight overnight exports, coupled with
e\trcmel\ dry conditions in HRW grow
ing areas, kept (he fire hi under the w heal
market today. Soil moisture in the Plains
has heen all hut depleted, with onl\ a
slight ehanee (or rams carls next week It
is going to take some fresh news to get the
corn market rolling A prnatc exporter
sold 109,728 tons of corn to Japan, which
only held losses to a minimum on
Wednesday's market The soybean har
vest in South America continues to roll
along smoothly, which is unfavorable to
the market. Further price pressure is com
ing from the stout discount South Ameri
ca beans offer to domestic. Wheat steady
to 6 cents higher. Corn mostly I to 3 cents
lower. Sorghum I to 6 cents lower. Soy
beans uneven, from 1 cent lower to 2
cents higher
EXPORT SAIFS PURCHASER
COMMODITY TONNAGF DFI IVFRY
DATF South Korea 11.5 pet Hard Red
Winter Wheat 4400 May-PNW 14.0 pet
Dark Northern Spring Wheat SIMM) May-
PNW Western/Soft White Wheat 12.100
May-PNW Jordan Hard Red Winter
Wheat 50.000 April-Gulf Phillipincs Soft
White Wheat 18.000 Mar 25-Apr
10-PNW Dark Northern Spring Wheat
32,000 Mar 25-Apr 10-PNW Private C orn
109.728 Current mkt year
Totals- Wheat 121,500 lons. Corn
109,728 tons.
THF.SF. MAY NOT BF. THF ONI Y
EXPORT SATES THAT HAVE TRAN
SPIRED, BUT THEY ARE THF ONI Y
SATES THAT COUTD BE CONFIRM
ED BY USDA GRAIN MARKET
NEWS.
DATE CHANGE YFAR AGO
TRUCK BIDS; 03/13/02 03/12/02
03/14/01 Wheat: Kansas City (HRW
ORD) 2.77-2.79 up 1 2 94-3 04 Minneapo
lis (DNS) 3.34 ‘A up 'A 3.54 'A Portland
(SWW) 3.56-3.58 uneh 3.38-3.40 St. I ouis
(SRW) 2.85 up 6 2.68
Corn, US 2 Yellow: Kansas City
1.96-1.99 dn 3 2.02-2.05 Minneapolis 1.89
•A dn 3 'A 1.93 'A So. lowa 2.02-2.03 dn 1
16-2 1.99-2.03 Omaha 1.87-1.88 dn 3
1 94-1.95 Soybeans, US 1 Yellow Kansas
City 4.49-4.50 uneh 4.39-4.40 Minneapolis
4.39 'A up '/: 4.17 S 6. lowa 4.52-4.53 up
2-1 4.32-4.38 Cent. II Proecssor 4 53 'A
-4 70 'A dn '/; 4.40-4.52
Minneapolis truck - to arrive 20 days
FUTURES; Kansas City (May) Wheat
2.84 '/; up '/; 3.29 '/t Minneapolis (May)
Wheat 2.99 '/> up ‘A 3 34 '/; Chicago (May)
Wheat 2.76 'A unch 2.83 'A Chicago (May)
Corn 2.07 'A dn 3 2.17 'A Chicago (May)
Soybeans 4.62 A dn '/; 4.44 EXPORT
BIDS: Barge bids out of Port of New Or
leans or Rail out of North Texas Gulf.
Bids per bushel except sorghum per cwt
case ih spsouba* WmfiUmo
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St. Joseph. Mo.
Manh 12. 21H12
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CORN BFI T FFfDSJLFF Whole
sale Bids Truck or Rad dollars per ton
Feed ingredient prices were unevenly
steady, with a weaker undertone on sever
al feedstulls Board strength worked to
keep soybean meal prices fairly lucrative
Alfalfa products were steady this week,
and with ample supplies and no harsh
winter road conditions into the leedvard.
one could expect them to stay that wav
After several plant closings, and higher
prices last week, distiller grams are selling
steady to 5 00 lower
SOYBFAN MFAI 48 percent rail 1.00
lower to 2.50 higher at 156.50-163.00 48
percent truck steady to 50 higher at
159 50-167.00 per lon
CORN BY-PRODUCTS- Gluten Feed
21 percent. Interior Points, steady at
50.00- 60.00; Chicago 1 00-2 (HI lower
54.00- (HI. 60 percent Gluten Meal, Inte
rior Points, steady to SIM) lower at
210.(M)-230(H): Chicago SOO higher to
5.00 lower at 215.00-225 (Ml per ton Rail
Hominy Feed, Central Illinois Points,
steady to I (K) higher at 63.00-64 00. truck
steady to 1.00 higher at 64.00-66 (Ml
Crude Corn Oil 25 points higher at
17.75-18.75 cents per pound
MIDDI INGS: Northwest steads at
58.00-60 IK); Buttalo steads to 3 (H) higher
at 51.00-55.00 per ton.
A 1 FAI FA PFI I FTS- Toledo, Ohio 17
pereent dchsdralcd, steads at 149 (HI
-182 (K), meal steads al 152 00-185 00 15
pereent steady at 134 00-160 00 per ton.
meal steady at 137.(M)-163.(H1.
DISTIi I PR'S DRIED C,RAINS Cen
tral Illinois steads at 70 00-83.00, Chicago
Steady to 3 (Ml lower al 75.(K)-85 (K). I aw
reneeburg, II steady at 79(H) Kansasand
Nebraska 5 (H) lower at 80 (HI-85 (HI, Min
neapolis steads at 70 (111 per lon
BREWER'S DRIED C.RAINS New
ark. NJ steads at 83 00, Williamsburg,
\ A steady at 73 (HI per ton
Southern & Eastern
Direct Feeder Pigs
Columbia. S.C.
March 8, 21N12
Report Supplied hy USDA
Southern And Eastern US Direct FOB
Feeder Pig Report' Weekly summary ot
prices on a FOB farm to tarm basis, week
ended Mar. 8' Receipts- 34.474: last week
27,965. Compared to last week early
weaned pigs and 50 pound feeder pigs
steady. 40 and 50 weight feeder pigs
2.00-4.00 per head lower Demand moder
ate for moderate offerings. Receipts in
clude 22.539 pigs shipped to lowa and
Central U.S.
F.ARI Y WFANFD PIGS 10 Ibs
Basis: Estimated 50-545» Lean Value I ot
si/c 250 or less: 1118 head, 29 02-39.00,
wtd avg. 33.88. lot si/c 250-750- 4.140
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 16,2002-A7
head, 25 24-17 00. eetd aeg M 61, lot si/e
750 or more 0.710 head. 25 17-17 2.1. eetd
a\y 10 49 1 olal C omposite 14968 head
25 24-19 00. eetd aeg U 05
FFFDFR PKiS, 40 Pounds Basts esti
mated 50-54'< lean \ aim lot si/e
250-750 1,721 head 5064-58 50 eetd
aeg 5127. lot si/e 750 or more 1.551
head. 51.11 Total C omposite 1.272 head.
50 64-58 50. eetd aeg 52.14
FFFDFR PKiS. 45 Pounds Basis Fsti
mated 50-54'r I ean \ alue lot si/e
250-750 1 KM) head. 51 68-56 00, eetd aeg
54 04. lot si/e 750 or more 8.8(H) head.
51 06-51 68. eetd aeg 5140 Total Com
posite 9.9(H) head. 51 06-56 (K). eetd aeg
51 69
FFFDFR PKiS. 50 Pounds Basis Fsti
mated 50-S4 r f I ean V alue lot si/e
25(1-750- 1.4.1.1 head. 49(M1-55 80. eetd
aeg. 54.11; lot si/e 750 or more- 4.901
head. 47 80-62 (H), eetd aeg 55.24 Total
Composite 6,.114 head. 47 80-62 (K). eeld
aeg. 54 99
Prices arc quoted on a per head basis
•picked up‘ at the sellers farm in NC . SC.
C.A, TN. KV, AI . MS. AR. MO. TV OK.
KS, IN. OH, Ml. C O, UT, and \\ Y Prices
do not include freight or broker tees
Mans lots ot 40-60 weight pigs sold with a
25- 40 per pound slide Also, some lots of
earls weaned pigs base a I 00 per pound
sliding salue adjusted from a 10 [sound
basis Tarls wean pigs under IV dass old
Fstimatcd lean salue is projected to base
slaughter weights with normal confine
ment feeding conditions
This report does not coser ans trades
which include profit/loss share agree
ments or ans other form ot shared or re-
tained ownership agreements
Eastern Cornbelt Direct
Feeder Pig Weekly
Springfield. 111.
Mureli X. 2002
Report Supplied Its USD \
TFFDFR PIGS Receipts 14,990, last
week 7.X 14. SFU 10 Ih pigs were
1 50-2.00 lower and feeder pigs were I 00
lower Demand was moderate for a mod
erate run with more SFW pigs become
available.
FOB Fastern Cornbelt - Illinois. Indi
ana. Ohio. Michigan- Receipts 8,590. last
week 7.X 14
FARIY WFANFI) PIC.S, 10 lbs
Basis- Fstimatcd SO-54 r r I can Value lot
si/e under 250. 525 head, 5112-5X0(1,
wtd. asg. 56.12, lot si/c 250-750 4,570
head. 25 24-16 24. wtd asg II 24. lot si/e
750 or more 1.500 head. 25 57 Total
ComjKisitc 6.195 head. 25 24-IXOO. wtd
asg. 50.0 X
FFFDFR PIGS. 40 I hs Udsis Fstmidt
cd 50-S4 r r 1 cdn Vdluc lot si/e under
250: SO hedd. 40IM)
FFFOFR PIGS, SO I hs Udsis Fstimdt
ed 50-54 r r I edn Vdluc lot si/e under
250; 45 hedd, 56 25. lot si/e 250-750 2.100
hedd, 47 50-50 52, »td. dvg 48 81 Totdl
Composite 2,145 hedd, 47 85-56 25. wld
dvg. 48 96
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