Hog Markets
Lancaster
Feeder Pigs
Tuesday, November 10
Report supplied by USDA
Today 1002
TREND: Compared to last {JJ y^ eSday "?
Iff S nc « 15 00 hSie? Wednesda y mostly
wlSte over Ml? stMdv tot steady - M P^ s we, e hed on amval
weigms over wm. steady to firm. an( i sold by hundre(l we ujht.
I vtoe V hMdrllwPi^( lVa and ~ US W: 102 head ll»* «6.(W
-- 97 00: 234 head 4tM9 “*• 72 -°°-
106.00* 149 head 40-49 Ihs 66 so. head 50-59 lbs. 70.00-
99.00- ’ 135 head 45-48 lbs ' 100 on. head 63-07 lbs. 61.00-71.00;
110.50; 35 head 50 lbs. 91.00;‘ 63 o ’^
76 005 38 head head ™ Thlad
US 2: 27 head 38 lbs. 86.00; 46
head4o-49lbs. 79.00-85.00. 7LUU ’ 29 hedd WWJ9 lbs -
US 2-3: 73 head 30-39 lbs. 80.00-
94.00; 38 head 4<H9 lbs. 68.00-76.00;
64 head 50-74 lbs. 50.00-73.00.
UTILITY: 86 head 15-50 lbs,
61.00-
Peoria Hogs
Thursday, November 12
Report supplied by USDA
HOGS; 3500. Barrows & gilts
moderate, opening 50 lower. US 1-2
200-240 lbs. mostly 44.00-44.50; US
1-3 200-240 lbs. 43.50-44.00.
SOWS: Firm-2.00 higher, most
advance on weights over 500 lb.
(15%). US 1-3 350-425 lbs. 39.00-
39.50; 425-500 lbs. 40.00-41.00; Over
500 lbs. 41.50-42.00, some 41.00.
BOARS: Over 350 lbs. mostly
37.50-38.50; under 350 lbs. 38,00-
39.00, few 39.50.
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The answer is in the way all livestock consignments are expertly
sorted and handled whether those consignments are fat cattle,
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The result is LESS SHRINK.
First of all, every consignment of feeder pigs, veal calves and
fat hogs is weighed upon arrival. So, with LESS SHRINK, and at
present prices, this means MORE DOLLARS for you the con
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Secondly, all fat cattle are assigned large pens and each con
signment is kept separate. With large airy pens and water
available the result is LESS SHRINK.
And just one more matter of importance There is no waiting
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Tuesday, November 17, at 1:00 PM
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Lancaster Stockyards
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New Holland
Feeder Pigs
Wednesday, November JJ
Report supplied by USUA
Feeder Pigs
Lancaster Hogs
Monday, November 9
Report supplied by auction
HARROWS AND GILTS: US 1-2
200-250 lbs. 4tj.Js-4b.85, few 46.85-
47.25; US 1 205-245 lbs. 47.50-48.50,
few 49.00-40.50; US 1-3 220-265 lbs.
45.50-46.25.
SOWS. US 1-3 350-600 lbs. 40.00-
42.00, few 42.00-42.50.
Tuesday, November 10
Today 258
Last Monday 424
TREND. Barrows and gilts
steady to 25 higher, instances 50
higher.
BARROWS AND GILTS. US 1-2
200-245 lbs. 4b.50-47.00, Few 47.10-
47.25; US 1 205-240 lbs. 47.25-47.60,
Few 48.50-49.00; US 1-3 210-260 lbs
46.25-46.75.
CONTACT
JOHN CAMPBELL
Atglen, PA
{215)593-5529
GARY McGEE
Spring Run, PA
(717)349-7300
DAN DERR
Vintage Hogs
Saturday, Nov. 7
Hogs: No, 1 210-250 lbs. 46.50-
47.85 per head; No. 2 & 3 205-245
lbs. 44.50-46.00; Sows 3804500 lbs.
39.06-41.85; Boars 280-600 lbs. 37.00-
40.50.
Wednesday, Nov, 11
Hogs: No. 1 210-245 lbs. 47.00-
47.85; No. 2 & 3 200-245 lbs. 46.00-
47.00; Sows 390000 lbs. 39.0042.50;
Boars 260600 lbs. 37.0041.50.
Indianapolis Hogs
Thursday, November 12
HOGS: 1500 - Barrows & gilts
moderately active, 50-75 lower. US
1-2 220-250 lbs. 44.25-44.75.
' SOWS: Moderately active,
steady to 50 higher. VS 1-3 350425
lbs. 39.0040.00; 500450 lbs. 41.50-
42.25, many at 42.00.
BOARS: Pew 250-270 lbs. 33.00-
34.00; over 400 lbs. few 36.00.
St. Louis Hogs
Thursday, November 12
Report supplied by USDA
HOGS: 7000. Barrows & gilts
moderate, weak to mostly 50
lower. US 1-2 200-240 lbs. 43.50-
43.75; US 1-3 230-250 lbs. 43.00-
43.50; 250-260 lbs. 42.50-43.00; US 2-
3 250-270 lbs. 42.00-42.50.
SOWS: Steady-50 lower. {About
7%). US 1-3 300-500 lbs. 38.25-39.00;
Over 500 lbs. 39.50-42.00.
BOARS; Over 250 lbs. 37.00; 200-
250 lbs. 37.00-37.50.
' Lancaster Hogs
Lancaster Stockyards
Saturday, Nov. 7
Report supplied by auction
1130 head.
U.S. 1210-235 lbs- 47.5049.00, few
at 49.50-50.50; U.S. 1 &2210-240 lbs.
46.10-46.75; U.S.-2 & 3 200-255 lbs.
45.50-46.00; Sows 350 lbs. and up
38.5041.60; Boars 200 Ijs. and up
37.00-39.50.
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U.S. inspected
livestock Slaughter
Estimated Daily Livestock Slaughter —Thursday, Nov 12
Report supplied by USDA Estimated Daily Livestock Slaughter
Under Federal Inspection
CALVES HOGS
CATTLE
This Week
469,000
Last Week
504.000
Last Year
459.000
Chicago Grain Futures
(Closing Bids as of Thursday Nov. 12)
Corn
Nov,
Dec.
2.81% 4.35%
Jan.
Mar.
2.99%
May
3.11%
Trend - Corn is higher. Wheat is higher, Soybeans are higher. Soybean
Meal is higher.
Market Provided by Commodity Department
Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc.
New York Multiple
Drop Broiler Report
Tuesday, November 10
RANGE: U.S. Grade A 4245%;
Plant Grade TFEWR; Premium
(X) U.S. Grade A 4647.
WTD.AVG.: U.S. Grade A 45.16,
Premium (X) 46.84,
(X) Includes special services,
selected competitive brands, etc.
Omaha Cattle
Thursday, November 12
Report supplied by USDA
Through midweek, steers 1.00-
1.25 higher, instances 1.50 higher.
Heifers 50 higher, instances 75 up.
Cows firm to largely 1.00 higher on
limited receipts. Bulls steady to
weak.
Four Day Receipts
Last Week
Year Ago
Slaughter steers and heifers
posted the first higher close in at
least six weeks after a further
pace downturn was pressured
Monday when receipts swelled to
7,600 head. The trade more than
recovered early losses with cur
tailed receipts and price advances
for carcass and boxed beef the
tactors. Slaughter steers made up
about 35 pet. of the estimated five
day total; heifers 23 pet. Cows
continued m small supply, 4 pc.;
feeders, including Friday’s auc
tion, 36 pet.
STEEKS. At midweek, four
loads Choice 2-31100-1275 lbs. 61.00.
Choice 2-41050-1300 lbs. 58.75-60.50,
largely 59.00-60.50. Few Mixed
Good and Choice 2-3 58.50-59.25,
' tew Good 56.00-59.00. Load and part
load Good and Choice 2-3 holstems
56.00-56.50.
HEIFERS Two loads and part
load Choice 3 1025-1190 lbs. 59.00.
Choice, some Prune 2-4 900-1100
lbs 57.00-58.50, few loads 3 58.75.
Few Choice and Prune d-4 56 00-
57.50. Few Mixed Good and Choice
2-J 56 00-57.00, Good 54.00-56 00
40,000
1,274,000 83,000
41,000
1,308,000 90,000
37,000
1,350,000 78,000
Soybean
Wheat Soybeans Meal
6.39%
6.56%
4.61%
6.74%
4.70%
Futures
Trading
(Closing Bids as ot
Thursday, Nov 12)
Chicago Chicago New York
Cattle Hogs Maine
Dec. 64.15 47 .12
Feb.
65.07 49.20
65.37 47.30
Apr.
Trend - Cattle are higher, Hogs
are lower. Potatoes are steady.
Market Provided
by Commodity Department
Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc.
12,700
11,150
Average of detailed quotations
tor Choice 900-1100 lbs. steers 59.02,
1100-1300 lbs. 59.12. Average cost
steers 58.49, average weight 1174
lbs. compared 58.68 and 1178 lbs. a
week ago. Average cost heifers
55.90, average weight 1021 lbs.
compared 57.21 and 1035 lbs. a
week ago.
COWS: High-cutter, Utility and
Commercial 1-3 36.50-39.50, few
high-dressing 40.00-41.00. Conner
and Low-Cutter 32 00-36.60.
BULLS. 1-2 1100-1800 lbs. 45.00-
49.00, few 149.00-50.00.
10,850
FEEDERS. Medium Frame 1
fleshy steers, some in Ctuoce
slaughter flesh 1000-1100 lbs. 58.00-
61.00, closed 60.00-61 00.
tracto'r safety hint
'’lv'fylK*'
w/'
w* *
install rollbars, fasten seat belts!
And slay off slopes if you can t be
sure of tractor stability Same
advice goes for dips gullies and
ditches Whan going downhill use
lowest possible gear Space
wheefs as wide as possible And
wear your seatbelt
SHEEP
187.90
191.40
196.60
Potatoes
8.64