AB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 14,1981
Hay
Markets
Regional Hay
Monday, Novembers
Report supplied by PDA
(Ail hay No. 2 and better, prices
paid by the dealers at the farm and
per ton.)
Hay and Straw steady, instances
stronger.
Alfalfa 80.00-110, mostly 90.00-
100. Mixed Hay 75.00-80, few down
to 65.00. Timothy Hay 60.00-80.00.
Straw 40.00-50.00. Mulch 30.00-
40.00.
Green Dragon Hay
Ephrata, Pa.
Friday, November 6
Report supplied by PDA
46 Loads Hay and 8 Loads Straw.
Alfalfa 98.00-131.00; Mixed Hay
69.00- mostly 82.00-115;
Timothy Hay 95.00-115.00; Orchard
Grass, individual 53.00; Straw
60.00- Ear Com, 18 loads
68.00- few to 110.00; Com
Fodder, individual 57.00; Oats,
individual 1.75 per bu.
New Wilmington
Hay
Friday, November 6
Report supplied by auction
10 Loads Hay and 3 Loads Straw.
Alfalfa, individual 120.00; Mixed
Hay 75.00-105.00; Timothy Hay,
individual’s 90.00 & 99.00; Straw
50.00-56.00; Ear Cora, 2 loads 59.00
& 69.00; Oats, one load 2.40 per bu.
Vintage Hay
& Straw
Friday, Nov. 6
Mixed Hay 72-95; Straw 62-65;
Ear Com 6062; Fodder 49.00.
S.K. SHOTZBERCER
LIVESTOCK TRUCKING CORPORATION
■ PA. P.U.C. A-85087, COVERS ENTIRE STATE
■ OF PENNSYLVANIA FOR LIVESTOCK.
J SIX TRACTORS - ALL RUNNING CONDITION - CAB
■ OVER ENGINES - SLEEPERS - CUMMINS DIESELS
■ 13 SPEED TRNASMISSIONS - 38,000# REARS - AIR
■ CONDITIONING ON FIVE.
■ TRACTORS
I * 1979, Peterbilt, 352586,400 HP
I * 1976 International, C0F40708, 350 HP
I * 1974 Peterbilt, 352,350 HP
I * 1973 Peterbilt, 352,350 HP
I * 1973 Diamond Reo, C08864D, 350 HP
I * 1972 International, COF4O7OAYT, 335 HP
I LIVESTOCK TRAILERS
■ • 1975 Barrett, 44’ Pot
■ * 1975 American, 43’ Pot
I * 1974 American, 43’ Pot
I * 1974 American, 43’ Pot
I * 1967 Freuhauf, 45’ Str, DD Rail
I * 1966 Freuhauf, 43’ Pot
I * 1960 Freuhauf, 45’ Str, DD Rail
INSULATED VAN
■ * 1968 Freuhauf, 40’
J FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: P.O. Box 925,
J LANCASTER, PA 17603-0925
■ Ph. (717) 392-0789,393-4641
Computer
Slaughter
Lamb Sale
Dublin, Va.
Friday, Nov. 6
Report supplied by VOA
1041 head sold. All Special Sales
were graded by Representatives of
the VDACS’s Bureau of Livestock
Marketing Services on USDA
standards and sold by the hun
dredweight.
Choice & Prune 95-125 lbs. Shorn
Lambs with No. 1 Pelts 50.00-51.25.
Choice & Prune 95-125 lbs.
Wooled Lambs 147.50-49.25.
Choice 85-125 lbs. Shorn Lambs
with No. 1 Pelts 147.00-48.25.
Choice 85-125 lbs. Wooled Lambs
$44.50-46.25.
New Holland
Dairy
New Holland,Pa.
Wednesday, Nov. 11
Report supplied by auction
Reported receipts of 73 cows, 35
belters, and 15 bulls. Market
stronger.
Load ot Pa tresh cows, 1400.00
1475.00; Load ot NY fresh cows,
1300.00- springers 1060.00
1500.00; Load ot Pa. springers,
900.00- Load of Pa fresh
cows, 1025.00-1525.00.
Locally consigned cows 625.00
1425.00; Springing heifers 775.00
1240.00; Open Heifers 28O.(KM»8O.G0;
Bulls 385.00685.00.
Keister’s Hay
Middleburg, Pa.
Wednesday, Nov. 11
Report supplied by auction
10 loads.
Alfalfa 82.00-116.00, Mixed 72.00
78 00; Straw 47.0051.00.
Frederick Co. Hay
18 loads; market steady.
Alfalfa 100.00165.00; Cora fodder
48.00; Mixed alfalfa 97.00112.00;
Straw 52.0056.00; Timothy 100.00
103.00; Stubble hay 45.00-60.00;
Orchardgrass 56.0059.00; Bird
sfood trefoil 96.00; Mixed hay
78.00; Firewood, 67.50 per cord.
Livestock market and auction news
Pa. Grain
Monday, Nov. 9
Report supplied by PDA
Compared with last Monday’s
market for Southeastern, Central
and South Central Pa. Corn
unevenly steady, corn harvest 60%
tp 90% completed in most areas.
Wheat steady to strong. Barley
steady to weak. Oats unevenly
steady. New Ear Com steady to $5
higher.
Prices paid delivered to dealers
dock - (All prices per bushel, ex
cept Ear Com per ton.)
Southeastern Pa.
Com No. 2-y range 2.47-2.75,
average 2.61; Wheat No, 2 range
3.25-3.88, average 3.51; Barley No.
3 range 2.00-2.25, average 2.15;
Oats No. 2 range 1.80-2.12, average
1.96; Soybeans No. 1 range 5.70-
6.05, average 5.92; Gram Sorghum
No. 2 range 2.12, average 2.12;
Buckwheat range 9.80, average
9.80; Old Ear Com range 71.00-
90.00, average 79.39; New Ear Com
range 55.00-65.00, average 61.01.
Central Pa.
Com No. 2-y range 2.40-2.65,
average 2.54; Wheat No. 2 range
3.00- few reported 3.95,
average 3.36; Barley No. 3 range
2.00- average 2.08; Oats No. 2
range 1.55-1.80, average 1.69;
Soybeans No. 1 range few reported
5.60-5.75, average 5.68; Gram
Sorghum No. 2 range 2.30-2.35,
average 2.33; Buckwheat range
9.00- average 9.50; Old Ear
Cora range 71.0080.00, average
75.88; New Ear Com range 48.00-
56.00, average 51.68.
South Central Pa.
Com No. 2-y range 2.45-2.57,
average 2.52; Wheat No. 2 range
2.80- mostly 3.00-3.15, average
3.08; Barley No. 3 range 2.15-2.25,
few reported down to -1.80,
average 2.13; Oats No. 10 2 range
1.80- few reported down to -
1.60, average 1.83; Old Ear Corn
range 61.00-85.00, average 73.21;
New Ear Corn range 51.0060.00,
average 55.27.
Western Pa.
Corn No. 2-y • range 2.40-2.70,
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'We breed the Best Slaughter the rest'
Rd 2 Noxon Rd
Wappinger Falls, NY 12590
Farm: 914-223-5976
Max Heflich, Mgr. 914-471-1438
Get the “Concrete” difference
Get Ehmer Yorkshires
Green Dragon
Livestock Sales ftPj
1 Mile North of Ephrata, PA
c o^ s cows COiv s
BUYERS FROM 3 STATES
Regular consignments from
Bob Kennedy & Ed Stover plus 15
other local consignors.
Lots of good Northern
Feeders and Stockers.
SALE EVERY FRIDAY
Bulls, Steers, Slaughter Cows,
Lambs and Veal Calves
11:00 A.M.-Beef Sale Stockers & Feeders
200 to 250 each week.
12:30 P.M.-Dairy Cows
7:00 P.M.-Small Animal Sale
For Special Sales and Herd Dispersals
on the farm or at our barn or other
market information call; Office 717-733-
2444
WALTER H. RISSER, Proprietor
average 2.59; Wheat No. 2 range
3.00- average 3.05; Barley No.
3 range 2.15-2.25, average 2.20;
Oats No. 2 range 1.70-2.00, average
1.85; Buckwheat range 8.00,
average 8.00; Old Ear Com range
70.00- average 72.00.
Southeastern, Central &
South Central Summary
Com No. 2-y range 2.45-2.70,
average 2.57; Wheat No. 2 range
3.00-3.70, average 3.37; Barley No.
3 range 2.00-2.25, average 2.12;
Oats No. 2 range 1.60-2.00, average
1.82; Old Ear Com range 70.00-
85.00, average 76.64; New Ear Com
range 50.0063.00, average 56.60.
Oklahoma Cattle
Thursday, November 12
Report supplied by USDA
Estimated Receipts
Same Day Last Week 3,238
Fairly active. Feeder Steers
under 600 lb. and Heifers under 500
lb. steady to 50 higher; Feeder
Steers over 600 lb and Heifers over
500 lb generally steady. Majority
receipts consist mainly of medium,
few large frame No. 1 and Mixed
No. 1-2 400-800 lb. Feeder Steers
and 300-600 lb. Feeder Heifers;
miderate attendance buyers.
FEEDER STEERS Medium,
few large frame No. 1 300-500 lb
71.75-75.10; 500-600 lb. 65.00-69.50,
small lot 516 lb. at 70.10; 600-700 lb
63.25-65.80; 700-800 lb. 63 00-64.90,
short load 781 lb. at 67.00.
Medium and Large Frame Mixed
No. 1-2, Pkg. 2061 b. at 75.00; 300-500
lb. 65.50-70 00; 500-650 lb. 62.00-
63.50; few 760-770 lb. 59 40-62 10
Medium and Large Frame No. 2
550-625 lb 55.90-57.75. Large
Frame No. 2 Holstems 700-800 lb
51.25-54.60.
FEEDER HEIFERS Medium,
few large frame No. 1 300-500 lb
56.00-63.10 ; 500-600 lb. 55.25-58 80;
few 668-700 lb 54.75-56 50 Small
Frame No. 1, few 375-475 lb. 52.00-
53.00. Medium and Large Frame
Mixed No. 1-2, few 280-290 lb 56.00-
57.00; 400-500 lb 52.60-55 00, 500-600
lb 52 00-54 25; 615-670 lb 50.10-
Home of the complete
Yorkshire sound,
meaty, productive'
52.80 Medium and Large Frame
No 2 400300 lb. 46.75-51.50 ; 500-600
lb. 47.50-49.75.
FOR THE WEEK: Compared to
late last week, Feeder Cattle and
Calves under 500 lb. 2.00-3.00
higher; Over 500 lb firm to 2.00
higher. Slaughter cows steady to'
2.00 higher, late sales Utility and
Commercial 2-3 38.00-40.25; Low
Dressing and YG 3-4 35.75-38.50;
Cutter 1-2 35 25-37 50; Canner and
Low-Cutter 32.00-34.30. Slaughter
Bulls steady to 1.00 lower with
trade poorly tested late; late sales
YG 1-2 1200-1600 lb 48.00-53.00.
Salable receipts for the week
totaled near 21,800 head compared
to 16,502 the previous week and
24,477 the comparable period a
year ago. Majority receipts or fully
93 percent of the salable supply
consisted of Feeder Cattle and
Calves; Cows and Bulls numbered
near 1,550 head and comprised 7
percent of the available supplies.
6,300
Valley Livestock
Valley Stockyards
Athens, Pa.
Monday, Nov. 9
Report supplied by auction
Reported receipts of 304 calves,
115 cows, 11 bulls, 7 heifers, 19
steers, 57 hogs, 2 lambs, 14 sheep.
Cattle market higher, calf market
steady.
Holstein Heifer Calves to 100.00;
Veal Calves 60.00-88.50; Bobs, 90-
110 lbs. 58.00-70.00; Bobs, SO and
down 46.00-50.00; tiraSSers &
Feeders 10.00-54.00; Lambs 44.00-
46.00; Sheep 18.00-20.00; Hogs, 200-
250 lbs. 42.00-46.50; Sows 41.00-
44.00; Boars 35.10-35.50; Pigs 10.00-
26.00; Heifers 37.00-40.00; Steers
42.00-51.00; Steers, feeder 46.00-
53.00; Bulls 42.00-45.00; Cows,
utility 37.00-43.75; Cows, fat 36.00-
41.00; Cows, medium 34.00-36.00;
Cows, poor or small 25.00-32.00;
Horses small to 210.00; Ponies to
77.50; Goats 10.0044.00.
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n n 1 - Hershey Ptnnsylvjnla 17033 - 717 964 2241
Providing expert care and
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gooseneck or tractor trailer tracking JpJHj,
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27
ON THE FARM MONTHLY
BRED GILT SALE
Sale to Start Promptly at 1:00
Every 4 Weeks
Located 18 miles south of Lancaster,
Pa., 6 miles south of Quarryville, take Rt.
272 to Little Britain, turn north, follow
Little Britain Road to Jackson Road, 2nd
farm, OR take Rt. 222, out of Quarryville
to Cedar Hill Road to Little Britain Road
to-Jackson Road. Watch for sale arrows.
50 to 60 Head
Now selling our new hybred gilts
representing mostly York 4
Landrace cross. Bred for easier 4
less trouble over farrowing.
Brucellosis Negative Tested
& Pseudorabies Negative Tested.
Health Charts Day of Sale
Due to farrow 3 days to 4 weeks after sale
date. Now everything vaccinated for both
Lepto & Erysipelas, wormed and sprayed for
lice
Local Trucker Available.
No Hogs Sold On Commission.
CHRIST A. BEILER
R.D. 2, Quarryville, Pa
JOHN B. STOLTZFUS
R.D. 1, Kirkwood, Pa
Abe Diffenbach, Auctioneer