A6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 8,1981
Hay
Markets
Regional Hay
Friday, July 31
Report supplied by PDA
(All hay No. 2 and better, prices
paid by the dealers at the tarm and
per ton.)
Hay steady to strong, straw slow
and steady.
Alfalia 75.00-100.00; Mixed hay
35.00-80.00; Timothy hay 50.00-
75.00; Straw 25.0040.00; Mulch
25.0040.00.
Green Dragon Hay
Ephrata, Pa.
Friday, July 31
Report supplied by PDA
20 loads hay and 19 loads straw.
Altalfa, couple 91.00 and 100 00;
Mixed hay 72.50-100.00; Timothy
hay, couple 75.00 and 85.00; Or
chard Grass, one at 85.00; Straw
43.00-58.00, tew to 71.00; Ear Corn,
23 loads 111.00-121.00.
New Holland Hay
New Holland Sales Stables
Monday, August 3
Report supplied by auction
85 loads.
Alfalfa 47.00-108.00; Timothy
67.00-103.00; Mixed 48.00-100.00,
Straw 36.0fr80.00; Corn 116.00-
129.00.
Good’s Hay
Leola, Pa.
Wednesday, August 5
Report supplied by auction
104 loads.
Straw 42.00-65.00; Mixed 65.00-
121.00; Corn 109.00-122.00; Alfalfa
69.00-122.00; Timothy 73.00-92.00;
one Clover 95.00; four Oats 2.25-
2.70 bu.
New Holland
Horse
Monday, Augusts
New Holland Sales Stables
Report supplied by auction
Reported receipts of 251 head ot
horses, mules, and ponies.
Market: stronger.
Load of riding TN singles 745 00-
110.00.
Better horses 550.00-800.00; tew
registered 900.00-1160.00; Driving
horses 375.00-900.00; Riding horses
350.00- Lightweight killers
375.00- Heavyweight killers
525.00- Mares 45.00-135.00;
Colts 15.00-50.00; Geldings 45.00-
135.00; Larger ponies 150.00-290.00.
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PRESERVES PORESB
Pa. Grain
Monday, Aug. 3
Report supplied by PDA
Compared with last Monday's
market tor Southeastern, Central
and South Central Pa. Corn steady
to 10 cents lower; Wheat steady to
weak; Barley mostly steady, Oats
steady to 20 cents lower, Ear Corn
steady to $5 lower.
Prices paid delivered to dealers
dock - (All prices per bushel, ex
cept Ear Corn per ton.)
Southeastern Pa.
Corn No. 2-y range 3.50-3.80,
average 3.84, Wheat No. 2 range
3.05-3.38, average 3.23; Barley No.
3 range 2.10-2.30, average 2.10;
Oats No. 2 range 1.90-2.10, average
1.98; Ear Corn range 95.00-112.00,
average 105.10.
Central Pa.
Corn No. 2-y range 3.50-3.60, tew
reported 3.40, average 3.55; Wheat
No. 2 range 3.00-3.25, average 3.18;
Barley No. 3 range 2.00-2.25,
average 2.17; Oats No. 2 range
1.60-2.05, average 2.17; Ear Corn
range 100.00-110.00, average 101.33.
South Central Pa.
Corn No. 2-y range 3.45-3.60,
average 3.56; Wheat No. 2 range
3.00-3.20, average tew reported
down to 2.85, average 3.05; Barley
No. 3 range 2.00-2.40, average 2.20;
Oats No. 2 range 1.90-2.10, average
1.90; Ear Corn range 95.00-105.00,
average 100.18.
Western Pa.
Corn No. 2-y range 3.20-3.65,
average 3.43; Wheat No. 2 range
2.80-3.05, average 2.96; Barley No.
3 range 2.15, average 2.15; Oats
No. 2 range 1.70-2.00, average 1.91;
Ear Corn range tew reported 85.00-
88.60, average 86.80.
Southeastern, Central &
South Central Summary
Corn No. 2-y range 3.50-3.75,
average 3.59; Wheat No. 2 range
3.00-3.35, average 3.18; Barley No.
3 range 2.00-2.30, average 2.19;
Oats No. 2 range 1.70-2.10, average
1.89; Ear Com range 95.00-110.00,
average 102.89.
Hunter’s Auction
Monday, August 3
Rising Sun, Md.
Report supplied by auction
HEIFERS: Good to Choice 45.00-
47.00; Other 39.00-44.00.
COWS: High Choice to Prune
45.2547.75; Good to Standard 44.50-
46.00; Utility 43.7544.75; Cutters
41.0042.75; Canners 36.5040.50.
CALVES: Prime 180-220 lbs.
77.00-87.00; High to Choice 140-170
lbs. 71.00-81.00; Good to Choice 120-
140 lbs. 71.00-84.00; Return to Farm
100-120 lbs. 95.00-102.00; Standard
to Good 90-115 lbs. 45.00-62.00;
Utility 7585 lbs. 42.00-51.00; Low
Utility 65-75 lbs. 40.0049.00.
FEEDER PIGS: 30-35 lbs. |2B to
s3sbyhd.
HOGS: 130-170 lbs. 36.0043.50;
180-220 lbs. 45.50-50.25.
SOWS: 33.00-38.50.
BOARS: 34.50-37.00.
Livestock market and auction news
East Coast Carlot
Wednesday, August 5
Keport supplied by USDA
Compared to Tuesday’s close,
prune special ted veal 1,00-2.00
higher. Good and Choice boning
veal turn. Spring lamb 55 lbs. down
steady to weak in limited test and
comparison. Boneless beet lightly
tested early, however, tirm un
dertone indicated.
VEAL CARCASS
Prime (Special Fed)
HIDE-ON
125 Head
180-240 lbs. 186.00-192.00,1.00-2.00
higher.
BONING TYPE
HIDE-ON
Good & Choice
Northeastern Suppliers. 65-75
lbs. 86.00-90.00, all tirm; 55454 lbs.
84.00418 00 , 45-54 lbs. 82.00-86.00;
35-44 lbs. 80.00-84.00, 34 lbs. down
/8.00-82.00.
Instupped: No sales reported.
SPRING LAMB CARCASS
Choice & Prune 3-4
2 Loads
55 lbs. down 133.00-135.00, steady
weak.
BONELESS BEEF
2 Loads
85 pet chem lean fresh 112.00.
BEEF TRIMMINGS
2 Loads
50 pet chem lean frozen 59.00.
CURED AND PROCESSED
MEATS
15 Loads
Skinned Hams: 16-20 lbs. 90.00,
Semx-Boneless Hams. 14-17 lbs.
110.00 steady.
Boneless Hams 13-17 lbs. 133.00
weak.
Picnics. 5-7 lbs. 75.00.
No. 1 sliced bacon vacuum pack
1 lb. pkg. 109.00 steady.
Franks, 70 Beet, 30 Pork 1 lb. pkg
85.00 steady.
Lancaster
Feeder Cattle
Friday, July 31
Report supplied by USD A
Today
Last Friday
Last Year
TREND: Supply mcluded about
200 head 350-300 lbs. steers and
heiters sold in lots ot 0-20 head;
balance ot supply sold mainly in
lots ot three or less. Weights under
500 lb. mostly steady, weights over
500 lb. not fully tested.
FEEDER STEERS: Medium
Frame 1: One lot 890 lb. 61.10.
Medium Frame 1-2. Couple lots
640-720 lbs. 56.25-57.35; Large
Frame 1-2- One lot 590 lbs. 59.00;
couple lots 905-920 lbs. 56.25-57.85.
Medium Frame 2: Couple lots 425-
480 lbs. 58.10-59.00; one lot 530 lbs.
54.25. Large Frame 2: One lot 490
lbs. 62.00.
FEEDER HEIFERS; Large
Frame 1-2 : 395-500 lbs. 47.25-52.25.
Medium and Large Frame 2: One
lot 375 lbs. 51.00.
Giorgi Mushroom Co. is
buying mulch hay for
mushroom compost.
Cali us for current prices.
Giorgi Mushroom Go.
Box 96
Temple, PA 19560
215-926-2139 Ext. 236
Joliet Cattle
Thursday, Auguste
Report supplied by USDA
CATTLE: Slaughter Steers over
1125 lb. through Wednesday were
steady; lighter weights steady to
.50 higher. Slaughter Heifers
mostly .50 higher for the week.
Cows on Monday were steady, but
not tested later the demand for
Mixed Good and Choice under 1100
lb. Steers to take to feedlots for
short turn, removed part of the
already small receipts from
Slaughter bids. Receipts totaled
about 2,700 this week, a week ago
2,873, and a year ago 3,742.
SLAUGHTER STEERS: Choice,
few Prime 2-4 1100-1250 lb. 66.00-
67.00, mostly 66.50-66.75, with some
Monday to 67 25. Choice 24 1050-
1150 lb. 65.50-66.75, 2-3 1000-1075 lb.
64.00456.00. Mixed Good and Choice
2-3 900-1100 lb. 62.00-64.00. Good 2-3
975-1100 lb. 60.00-63.25. Some Mixed
Good and Choice 2-3 1450 lb.
Holsteins 60.00 & Good 2-31300-1450
lb. 55.00-57.00.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS:
Choice, few Prime, 24 900-1050 lb.
64.00-65.75, 850-950 lb. 63.00-64.50.
Mixed Good and Choice 2-3 850-1000
lb. 57.0082.00.
COWS: Cutter & Utility 1-3 40.00-
43.00.
Eggs
Eastern markets closed m a
weak position although some trade
sentiment was trying to show a
little confidence due to anticipation
of the first of the month business.
Cartoned egg movement is slow,
pricing is extremely competitive
and supplies are heavy and bur
densome. Southern producers
picked up a little extra shipping
demand tor class I’s m Texas and
Western Pennsylvania. Nest run
breaking stock was increasingly
available in the southeast and
central states but most breakers
are indifferent. The market is
steady m Southern California.
Large remain in plentiful supply
but mediums are m balance with
needs. Northern California prices
will advance on mediums and hold
steady on other sizes tor Monday
delivery.
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Broilers
Most marketing areas are about
steady today at the new levels ot
trading. As of this afternoon, or
ders from terminals and locally
will not clear today’s production at
some processing plants. Advance
inquiry indicates that un
committed product is available out
ot next Monday to Wednesday kill.
Processing confidence will be
somewhat abated unless some
fortuitous activity develops over
the weekend. Live supply for the
Poultry markets at a glance
Market weak on hens, steady on
consumer toms, steady to turn on
institutional toms. Inquiry and
trading light centering on the West
Coast on a tair volume of packer
label 16-24# toms at 72 cents for
August shipments into the Bay
area. Light interest in the Midwest
on a fill m volume of hens for
current features. Inquiry in the
East unproved slightly on fresh
hens, slow on frozen hens. Demand
for institutional toms from the
East on 26-34# toms at firm prices
Offerings light and some inquiry
going unfilled. Offerings heavy on
hens, adequate on consumer toms
Activity on parts centered in the
East on export shipments with
livers movmg at 42 1 /a cents, hin
dquarters at 2cents delivered
Southeastern port. In the midwest,
interest on drumsticks at 27 cents,
full cut wings at 26 cents and thigh
meat at 63 cents delivered. Several
loads of breast meat movmg East
at $l.BO for late August. Canner
pack interest slow. Offerings
adequate to ample. Retail features
light on whole turkeys, unproved
slightly on parts. Attractive
promotions in the Midwest on
grade A hens at 59 cents per pound.
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, Inc.
12 Miles East of Lancaster
on Route 23, New Holland, Penna
WEEKL
FEEDER
PIG SALI
EVER 1
WEDNEf
Sale to SI
130 P.
We Will Receive Your Pigs Anytime
From 7 A.M. Wed. Morning
State Graded Until 12 Noon.
All pigs inspected by State Approved
Veterinarian.
State tags available at our office for you to tag
pigs at borne to save 25 cents tagging charge.
Tags delivered if you call 717-354-4341
our office in advance.
Calf Sale To Be Held
Every Thursday At 3:30 P.M.
NORMAN KOLB ABE DIFFEHBACH
717-397-5538 717-393-4464
Eighty-Four Auction
Eighty-Four, Pa.
Monday, Augusts
Report supplied by auction
CATTLE 275. Choice slaughter
steers 59.50-63.30, Good 54.50-59.25,
Standard 45.00-53.50. Choice
slaughter heifers 57.00-60.75, Good
48.00- Standard 41.25-47.50.
Cutter slaughter cows 43.75-46.00,
Canner & Low Cutter 40.00-43.25,
Shells down to 27.00. Yield Grade
#1 slaughter bulls 50.50-58.00; yield
grade #2 35.00-55.00. Good feeder
steers 43.00-58.00; Good feeder
heifers 40.00-58.00.
CALVES 270. Choice vealers
75.00- Good 65.00-76.50,
Standard & Good 50-95 lbs. 40.00-
65.50. Farm calves, holstem bulls
70.00- holstem heifers 75.00-
125.00; beef cross bulls & heiters
60.00-
HOGS 78. US No. 1-3 barrows &
gilts 200-240 lbs. 50.00-51.85, No. 2-3
245-260 lbs. 45.00-48.00, 265-300 lbs
45.00- No. 1-3 170-195 lbs
44.00- US No. 1-3 sows 30.25-
48.00. Boars 24.00-37.75.
FEEDER PIGS 44. US No. 1-3 20-
35 lbs. feeder pigs 3.50-25.00 per
head.
SHEEP 167. Choice 80-100 lbs
spring slaughter lambs 59.00, Good
& Choice 70-80 lbs. 52.50-58.00,50-70
lbs. 45.25-61.00. Slaughter sheep
15.00-18.50.
industry is tully adequate. Tem
peratures have moderated in most
production areas and weights are
mostly in a desirable range.
Turkeys