AB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 29,1980
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DEC. 1 -7, 1980
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Fnis is the month v\nen tamihos come close Rube Goldbere; died
Ucc 7 U~O Nets moon Dec 7 Average length oi days tor tne
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OLD FARMER'S U ESTHER FORECAST:?
New England nti > ram rmL. h mpcrutures bti,in th_ neck
middle c week through weekend is Joudv and cold
Greater New Vork-New Jerse) Week starts warm witi. '■’eiw
rnns then partlv cluudv and sold res* ot ueeK and weekend
Middle Atlantic Coastal - Heaw rain mild all week wee! s eno
part 1 !, doudv and cold
Piedmont &z Southeast Coastal Kam heavy northeast and mild
through midu eek weekend sunnv and cold rain northeast
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Pa. Grain
Monday, November 24
Report supplied by PDA
Compared with last
Monday’s market for
Southeastern, Central and
South Centra] PA Corn
steady to 10 cents higher
Wheat mostly steady Barley
steady to strong Oats steady
to 15 cents higher New Ear
Com strong to $lO higher
Prices paid delivered to
dealers dock - (All prices per
bushel, except Ear Com per
ton )
Southeastern Pa.
Com No. 2-y range 3.70-
3 90, average 3 79, Wheat
No 2 range 4 15-4 60, few
reported 4 96, average 4 49,
Barley No 3 range 2 25-2 60,
average 2 45, Oats No 2
range 2 00-2 20, average
215, Soybeans No 1 8.30-
8 80, average 8 54, Gram
Sorghum No 2 range 2.90,
average 2 90, Buckwheat
range 8 00, average 8.00,
New Ear Com range 91.00-
108 30, average 96 36
Central Pa
Com No. 2-y range 3.60-
3 60, few reported down to -
3 50, average 3 66, Wheat
No. 2 range 4.00-4.50,.
average 4.19, Barley No 3
range 2 15-2 40, average
2 32, Oats No 2 range 1.80-
2 30, average 2 03, Soybeans
few reported range 8 00,
average 8 00, Grain
Sorghum No 2 range 3 50,
average 3 50, Buckwheat
range 8 00, average 8.00, Old
Ear Com range 100 00-104 00,
average 10125, New Ear
Corn range 82 00-90 00,
average 87.00.
South Central Pa
Corn No 2-y range 3 55-
3 70, average 3 61, Wheat
No. 2 range 3 80-4.10, moslh
4 00, average 4 04, Barle>
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HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
FOR
NEW HOLLAND
SALES STABLES, INC.
fvew Holland. Penna.
Monday. Dec 22 - Saie as usual
Wed.. Dec. 24, Cnnstmas Eve - No Sale
Inure., Dec. 25 - Merry Christmas
Wed., Dec 31 - Sale as usual
JS6 Tnurs., Jan. 1 - Sale as usual M
THE OLD
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No 3 range 210-2.20, few
reported 3.15, average 2 33,
Oats No 2 range 1 90-2 00,
few reported 2 60, average
2 03, Old Ear Corn range
85 00-104 00, average 9175,
New Ear Com range 77 00-
100.00, average 86.88
Western Pa,
Corn No 2-y range 3 10-
3 50, average 3 39, Wheat
No. 2 range 3 95-4.00,
average 3 97, Barley No. 3
range 2.05-2.15, average
2 10, Oats No 2 range 1.65-
2 00, average 1 83, Old Ear
Corn range 80.00-92 00,
average 86.00
Southeastern, Central &
South Central Summary
Corn No 2-y range 3 60-
3 85, average 3 71, Wheat
No 2 range 4 00-4.60,
average 4.29, Barley No 3
range 2 15-2 50, average
2 39, Oats No 2 range 1.85-
2 30, average 2 08, New Ear
Corn range 81.00-100 00,
average 90 79
Omaha
Cattle
Wednesdr y, November 26
Report srpplied by USDA
Compared previous
midweek, prices on
slaughter steers were 50-1.00
higher. Heifers at midweek
were 1.00-1.50 higher
However, trading closed on a
dull note in pre-
Thanksgivmg trading Cows
were 50-1 00 higher and
bulls 50-1 00 higher
Three day receipts this
week 11,800, last week
12,500; year ago 15,400
Fed cattle prices surged
sharply upward on a wave of
early optimism, but the
bullishness was of short
duration An anticipated
supporting advance in
I
carcass prices tailed to
materialize, and on a rather
liberal Tuesday run, buyers
again became selective for
yield grade and live prices
turned downward Demand
was further curtailed by the
Thanksgiving holiday, and
most interests were com
petetive only for immediate
needs Slaughter steers
made up approximately 47
pet of the three day total and
heifers 41 pet Cows com
prised 10 ct and feeder
scarce
STEERS loads
Cnoice and Prune J u itn enc.
1 1183-1242 Ids do 25, smai.
lot 3 1050 lbs 60 50 earh
Ch'"?* 105'M2' 7< ' ib
ranged mami> sa 00-65 50,
late sales 64 75 aawr Con
signments large snare 41150-
1250 lbs 61 CO-63 00 lace
Mued Good and Cnoire 2-i
63 00-64 00 Good 2-3 61 50-
63 00 Good and Choice 2-3
1300-1355 lbs Holstems 61 50-
62 25 Good 1200-1350 Ids
58.50-60 00
lr r i
i > r u
r t To”
HEIFERS Early, several
loads Choice and Prime 3-4
975-1075 lbs 63 75-64 00
Moderate volume Choice
and Prims 3-4 1025-1100 lbs
63 00-63.50 Bulk Choice
62 00-63 50 Consignments
large share 4 with end 5 1000-
1235 lbs 60 00-61 50 Mixed
Good and Choice 2-4 875-1050
lbs 61 00-62 00 latege Good
2-3 59.00-61 00
Average of IS 214 detailed
quotations for Choice 900-
1100 lb. steers 64.97,1100-1300
lbs 64 72. Two day average
cost steers this week 64.88,
average weight 1176 lbs as
compared 63 40 and 1164 lbs
a week ago Two day
average cost heifers 62 57,
average weight 1031 lbs. as
compared 60 80 and 1018 lbs
a week ago
COWS Utility and
c A HE ON LOWEST PRICED
V E GRAIN BINS
Now Is The Time To Buy The Bin You Will
Need This Coming Year Some Bins Are 25%
Less Than Projected Prices For Next
Summer. Purchasing a Bin This Month Will
Also Give You An Additional 10% Tax Credit
18’-4026 Bu. Storage Cap. Low
Temp. Drying System With
capacity of drying 238 bu./day at
10 pt. removal for only 4 c /bu.
operating cost.
*212
7% Jan. Price Increase *373
10% Winter Discount
20% Secondary
Bm Discount
30’-1172 Bu. Storage Cap Low
Temo. . Drying System With
capacity of drying 512 bu./day at
10 p: removal for only 4 e /bu
operating cost
WE HAVE VARIOUS SIZE
BINS IN STOCK WITH THE
SAME KIND OF SAVINGS.
CALL TODAY FOR THESE
VERY, VERY LOW PRICES.
Livestock market and auction news
Commercial 24 43.0045 50,
few 46.00. Cutter 41.0043.50.
Canner and Low-Cutter
39.0041 50
BULLS 1-2 1200-2100 lbs
48.00-54 00 Individual 1
55 00
Tuesday, November 25
Report supplied by auction
CATTLE 200 Good
slaughter steers CO 00-64 75,
Standard 58 00-60 00, Utility
55 00-58 00 Choice slaughter
belters 62 00-66 25 Good
56 00-62 00 standard 50 00-
5d 00 Dtill a 48 00-50 00
Lain ->j ( ’r.n l n ci ■'
SlaughuC cov's 47 00 al 85
v-atiers 43 OO- 10 75 Caune
ana Low Cuders 13 0(r-s6 OC,
Shells down to 38 00 Good
siaugnter buliocns 55 000 l
ol 00 Yield Giaae No 1,
slaughter bulls 56 00-61 85, ft 2
48 00-5 b 00
CALVES 170 Prime
veaiers 95 00-108, Choice
90 00-95, Good 85 00-90,
Standard and Good 90-110
lbs 70 00-85, 70-90 lbs 50 00-
70.00. Farm Calves* Hoi
Bulls 90-115 lbs 80 00-100 00,
Hoi Heifers 80-160 lbs. 80 DO
-155 00
HOGS 1015 US No 1-2 210-
235 lbs. barrows and gilts
48.00- No. 1-3 2-250 lbs
47.75-48 00, No 2-3 190-270
lbs 46.85-47.75 US No. 1-3
365-575 lbs sows 40 00-43.75,
No 2-3 245-550 lbs. 32.25-
39.75. Boars 190400 lbs
33.00-
FEEDER PIGS 430 US
No. 1-3 10-20 lbs feeder pigs
8.00- per head, No 1-3
2040 lbs 15.00-32.00 per
head
SHEEP 3. Not enough for
any one grade to establish a
market
EXAMPLES:
*538
Total Savings 5 1123
Middleburg
Livestock
10% Winter Discount
7 % Jan Price increase
20% Secondary
Bin Discount
MARTIN DISTRIBUTORS. INC.
520 PRESCOTT RD LEBANON PA 17042
PHONE- 717-866-4906 or 866-4555
Joliet
Cattle
Thursday, Novembers
Report suppbed by USDA
Friday through Wed
nesday’s salable receipts
3,600 , 5 days last week
slaughter cattle 4,971; feeder
cttle 152, same period a year
ago 5,491. Trading active on
Monday, moderate on
Wednesday
daughter steers ended the
week 1 50-1 75 higher Cows
ended tne week 1 00 to 2 00
higher
SLAUGHTER STEERS.
M'xed Hign Cnoicc an
Prime 3-41100-1300 lbs 65 50-
66 O'J Monoa.v, 65 50-66 27
Weanesaai, mostly YG 1
xew 5, 1200-1300 lbs b 5 00-
65 50 Monday and Wed
nesday Choice 2-3 1100-1300
lbs 65 25-06 oO Monday,
64 50-66 00 Wednesday
Mixed Good and Choice 2-3
950-1200 lbs 63 50-65 00
Monday, 63.00-64 50 Wed
nesday Load Mixed Good
and Choice Holstems mostly
YG 2 1342 lbs 6150 Wed
nesday
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
Mixed Choice and Prune 34
950-1100 lbs. 64 00-64.50, 1
load 65 50 Monday, 64 00-64.25
64.25 Wednesday. Choice 2-3
900-1125 lbs. 64 75-65.25
Monday, 1 load 64 75 Wed
nesday Choice 24 900-1150
lbs. 64 00-64.75 Monday;
63 50-64 50 Wednesday
Mixed Good and Choice 2-3
800-1000 lbs. 62.50-64.00
Monday; 62.00-63 50 Wed
nesday.
COWS: Cutter and Utility
1-3 40 0043 00 Monday; 40.00-
44.00 Wednesday.
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$ 342 j
5 621 >
*l3OB j Nara .
Total Savngs *2271
G&M
Livestock
Duncansvtlie, Pa.
Monday, November 17
Report supplied by auction
Market reports cows
higher, steers higher, hogs
weak
STEERS. Good to Choice
64.00-67.10; Standard to Good
58 00-64 00; Other 52.00-58 00
HEIFERS. High Choice
and Prime 62.00-64.50. Goou
to Choice 56 00-62 00
Standard 46 00-56 00
FEEDER STEERS Gooc
to Choice .100-500 lbs 50 00
69 OC
BULLS 1540-1640 lbs
5 Q 00-01 00 000-1200 lo
50 00-58 00
COW.b Higti Choice tc
Prime 48 00-d1 00, few u
53 50, md 56 00. Good 46 05
48 00, Utility 42 00-48 00
Cutters 40 00-42 00,
Down to 35 00
CALVES. High Choice
95 00-105 00, Good to Choice
75 00-90 00, Standard to Gooa
65 00-75 00.
FARM CALVES Bulls
90 00-116.00; Heifers 125 00-
191 00.
FEEDER PIGS 15-30 lbs
12 00-18 00; 30-50 lbs. 18 00-
3100
HOGS 200-240 lbs 47 50-
49 10; 170400 lbs 38.0047.00
SOWS. 42 0047.25.
BOARS: 32 00-37.75
LAMBS- 45 00-56.00
No Choice Lambs Offered
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