A6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 10,1982
Hay
Markets
New Holland Hay
New Holland Sales Stables
Monday, July 5
Report supplied by auction
91 loads, mostly new hay.
Alfalfa, Choice 100.00-115.00,
medium 82.00-100.00, one load
second cutting 146.00; Mixed
choice 100.00-130.00, medium 80.00-
100.00; two Clover 103.00 & 122.00;
Timothy choice 110.00-127.00, one
at 152.00, medium 90.00-110.00;
Grass Hay 80.00-95.00, few for
mulch either with mold or too
moist to store 49.00-52.00; Corn
91.00-94.00, one with little mold
88.00; Straw 70.00-85.00, few up to
91.00, one wet at 61.00; two Oats
2.37 & 2.75 bu.
Good’s Hay
Leola, Pa.
Wednesday, July I
Report supplied by auction
95 loads.
Alfalfa 75.00-100.00; Com 90.00-
100.00; Mixed 67.00-125.0 O; Straw
75.00-93.00; Timothy 78.00-113.00;
three Clover 68.00, 90.00 & 110.00;
one Grass Hay 77.00; one Oats 1.90
bu.
Regional Hay
Friday July 2
Report supplied by PDA
(All hay No. 2 and better, prices
paid by the dealers at the farm and
per ton.)
Hay and straw steady to strong.
Second cutting Alfalfa now on the
market.
Alfalfa 70.00-100.00, few 110.00;
Mixed hay 65.00-80.00; Timothy
hay 60.0080.00; Straw 35.00-50.00;
Mulch 20.00-35.00.
Green Dragon Hay
Ephrata, Pa.
Friday, July 2
Report supplied byJPDA
32 Loads hay and 7 loads straw.
Alfalfa, one load at 104.00; Mixed
hay 66.00-106.00, few down to 50.00;
Timothy hay 82.00-111.00; Straw
70.00- Ear Com, 11 loads
90.00- one Id. 84.00; Oats, one
load $1.70 per bushel; Barley, one
load $1.75 per bushel.
Keister's Hay
Tuesday, July 6
Report supplied by PDA
Middlebnrg,Pa.
11 loads of Mixed Hay 60.00-
97.00; one Straw 62.00; one Oats
1.75 bu.
Pa. Grain
Tuesday, July 6
Report supplied by PDA
Compared with last Monday's
market for Southeastern, Central
and South Central Pa.: Com
uneven, mostly steady to strong.
Wheat-Harvest expected to begin
this week, market not fully
established. Barley & Oats
unevenly steady. Ear Com steady.
Prices paid delivered to dealers
dock - (All prices per bushel, ex
cept Ear Corn per ton.)
Southeastern Pa.
Com No. 2-y„ range 2.75-3.00,
average 2.87, New Crop 2.57-2.60;
Wheat No. 2 range 3.14-3.40,
average 3.25; Barley No. 3 range
1.75-2.00, few reported 2.10,
average 1.90; Oats No. 2 range
1.90-2.15, average 2.06; Soybeans
No. 1 , New Crop 5.67-5.75;
+Buckwheat New Crop 10.55; Ear
Corn range 75.00-85.00, average
79.92.
Central Pa.
Com No. 2-y range 2.70-2.90,
average 2.81; Wheat No. 2 range
2.90-3.10, average 2.99; Barley No.
3 range 1.75-2.10, average 1.92;
Oats No. 2 range 1.75-2.10, average
1.90; Gr. Sorghum #2 range 2.40-
2.50, average 2.45; Ear Corn range
70.00-78.00, average 73.36.
Livestock market and auction news
South Central Pa.
Com No. 2-y range 2.55-2.81,
average 2.66; Wheat No. 2 range
2.85-3.00, few reported 3.20,
average 2.98; Barley No. 3 range
1.80-2.00, average 1.89; Oats No. 2
range 1.80-2.10, average 1.95; Ear
Corn range 70.00-75.00, average
72.25. /
Southeastern Central & -
South Central Summary
Com- No. 2-y range 2.65-2.95,
average 2.81; Wheat No. 2 range
mostly 2.90-3.35, average 3.09;
Barley No. 3 range 1.76-2.00,
average 1.90; Oats No. 2 range
1.80-2.15, average 1.97; Ear Cora
70.00-83.00, average 75.88. '
Western Pa.
Com No. 2-y range 2.50-2.90,
average 2.68; Wheat No. 2 range
3.00-3.15, average 3.05; Barley No.
3 range 2.05, average 2.05; Oats
No. 2 range 2.00-2.10, average 2.06;
Ear Corn range 70.00-74.00,
average 72.00.
Keisters Livestock
Mlddlebnrg'Pa.
Tuesday, July 6
Report supplied by PDA
CATTLE 248: Compared with
last Tuesday’s market, slaughter
cows 2.004.00 lower. Choice No. 24
1050-1325 lbs. slaughter * steers
64.00-69.00, couple to 71.00, Good
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6
OK THE FIRM MONTHLY
BRED GILT SALE
Sale to Start Promptly at 7:30
Every 4 Weeks
NOTICE
Evening sale July, August
at 7:30 P.M.
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 gifts
representing mostly York &
Hampshire & Landrace cross. Bred
for easier & Less trouble over
farrowing and better weight gains.
Validated Brucellosis Free Herd #169
Qualified Pseudorabies Free Herd #55
WE NOW HAVE BREEDING DATES
This sale 34 head due between July 12th &
19th. 12 head due July 20th & 27th. Balance
following week. 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
NEXT SALE DATE SEPTEMBER 3
58.50-63.75, Standard 53.50-58.00,
few Utility 48.00-52.00. Choice
slaughter heifers 63.00-66.85, few
Good 57.2551.85. Utility & Com
mercial slaughter cows 42.2545.25,
couple to 49.85, Cutters 40.00-43.00,
Canner & Low Cutter 36,1040.00,
Shells down to 35.00. Few Choice
slaughter bullocks 57.50-60.25. « TsTotit W/Vllonrl
Yield Grade Wand 21015-2085 lbs. iNCW ilOUaiM
slaughter bulls 53.10-59.50, one at Dairy
61,75. Few Large Frame #2 500-700 „ „ . _
lbs. feeder steers 55.00-58.50; few wSSSfrjSV
Large Frame M 500-650 lbs. feeder
heifers 50.0053.00.
CALVES 197: Couple Prime
vealers 91.00 and 96.00, Choice L
79.0090.00, few Good 70.00-80.00, °f JJ' i P ™ g ”
& Go ? d 70 "JJJ lb ?‘ s J ( jf 790.00-1010.00; Pa. fresh
S-m 1250.00-1300.00; Load of
Stc -Sim Jf olstein Franklin Co. fresh cows, 970.00-
he Ss°'^. lb fiS‘ l K oo |,,iv s 1325 00 springers 950.00-1075.00;
iSi k *** Susquehanna jGo. fresh
S* , gU 9 t cows, 885.004225.00; Load of Pa.
fiJSL fresh cows 1275.00-1330.00; Load of
Ef °° ws H 50.00-1600.00
10 65.10, NO. I*3 190*2250 IDS» 62.50* emnnSAM ME nn i inc aa » j #
63.50, No, M 190-256, lbs. 60.00- JRSJSSmSo
62.56. US No. 1-3 306550 lbs. s»ws 6BO 00-
54.5050.00, No. 2-3 250550 lbs. , 97^.%^!!^
Tuesday 56. One mt US No. i-3 240 Bulls 470.00-1060.00.
lbs. barrows & gilts at 62.50.
FEEDER PIGS 230: US no. 1-3
15-20 lbs. feeder pigs 25.0040.00 per
head. No. 1-7 20-30 lbs. 40.0048.00,
No. .1-3 40-60 lbs. 50.00-67.00 per
head.
SHEEP 1: Not enough of any one
grade to establish a market.
GOATS 14:17.00-47.00 perhead.
Consignment Sale
I of Hay, Straw & Corn
I EVERY TUESDAY
I 1 P.M.
r Located at Leinbach's Farm Market,
I intersection of Rts. 11 and 533, Ship*
| pensburg, PA.
i Big Demand for Good Quality Hay s Bring a
J load, Buy a load.
Sensenig, Auctioneer
Improve the efficiency
of your pork production.
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Middlecreek Swine Breeders, Inc.
215/593-2279
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