Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 30, 1983, Image 6

Newspaper Page TextA6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 30,1983 New Holland Hay New Holland Sales Stables Monday, July 25 Report supplied by auction 93 loads; market steady on hay and straw, 5.00 lower on com. Alfalfa choice second cutting 101.00- few first cutting 66.00- Mixed few Choice 100.00- mostly 70.00-90.00; Timothy 65.00-90.00; one Timothy & Alfalfa 121.00; one grass 60.00; Clover 78.00 & 80.00; Straw mostly 65.00- several to 76.00; Oats 1.90-2.15 bu.; Cora 108.00-115.00 ton. Good’s Hay Leola, Pa. Wednesday, July 27 Report supplied by auction 60 loads. Mixed 72.00-120.00; Alfalfa 73.00- 120.00; Straw 57.00-76.00; Clover 46.00-59.00; Corn 114.00-123.00; Timothy 97.00-126.00; Rye 3.10-4.10 bu.; one Hay & Straw 57,00. Kiester’s Hay Middleburg, Pa. Tuesday, July 26 Report supplied by auction 6 loads of hay Mixed 35.00-67.50; Straw 49.00-52.00; Oats 1.65 and 1.75 bu.; Corn 105.00-117.50. NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES. INC. - THE ACTION AUCTION *ARLY BIRD HOG SALE For Your Protection Your Hogs Must Be identified 10:00 AM 11:00 A Leinbach’sHay Shippensburg, Pa. Tuesday, July 26 Report supplied by auction IB loads. Alfalfa 94.00-107.00, pickup load of fancy Alfalfa 230.00; Mixed 60.00-62.50; Timothy 63.00; Clover 55.00-56.00; Straw 49.00- 59.00; Oats 2.30 bu.; nine bags of _Kye 5.00 bag. Regional Hay Friday, July 22 Repoit supplied by PDA 1 All hay No. 2 and better, prices paid by dealers at the farm and per ton). Hay & Straw steady to $5 higher ; and Straw steady. Alfalfa 75.00-100.00; Mixed hay 60.00- Timothy hay 50.00- 65.00 V ' Straw 40.00-60.00; Mulch 25.00- Green Dragon Hay Ephrata, Pa. Friday, July 22 Report supplied by PDA 42 Loads Hay and 32 Loads Straw. Alfalfa 69.00-111.00; Mixed hay 59.00- mostly 65.00-93.00; Timothy hay 77.0iW18.00; Straw 60.00- Ear Corn, 13 loads 113.00- few down 86.00; Oats, one load 1.95 per bu. HAY a STRAW 9 GRAIN S PM I: BEEF SALE CALF. SHEEP. GOATS Market your livestock thru New Holland Sales, your neighbor does Pick-up your check before you leave Pa. Grain Monday, July 25 Report supplied by PDA Compared with last Monday’s market for Southeastern, Central and South Central Pa. Corn and Wheat steady to 15 cents higher. Barley steady to fully 5 cents higher. Oats uneven, market not fully established, new crop on the market in must eastern areas. Ear Corn steady to $5 higher. Prices paid delivered to dealers dock - (All prices per bushel, ex cept Ear Corn per ton. ) Southeastern Pa. Com No. 2-y ran&e 3.45-3.80, average 3.66, New Crop‘3.oo-3.20; Wheat No. 2 range 3.35-3.68, average 3.50, Barley No. 2 range 1.80-2.15, average 2.03; Oats No. 2 range 1.60-1.86; average 1.73; Soybeans No. 1 range 6.656.85, average 6.76, New Crop 6.80-7.01; Grain Sorghum #2 range 2.90, average 2.90; Kye range 2.752.90, average 2.83; Ear Corn range 95.00-105.00, average 99.82. Central Pa. Corn No, 2-y range 3.40-3.70, average 3.56; Wheat No. 2 range 3.20-3.55, average 3.36; Barley No. 3 range 1.30-2.10, average 2.01; Oats No. 2 range 1.50-1.85, average 1.60; Soybeans No. 1 range 6.30, average 6.30; Kye range 2.75-3.00, average 2.88; Ear Corn range 30.00-98.50, average 34.71. South Central Pa. Corn No. 2-y range 3.50-3.55, few reported 3.80, average 3.55; Wheat No. 2 range 3.20-3.40, average 3.28; Barley No. 3 range 1.80-2.00, average 1.32; Oats No. 2 range 1.50-1.70, average 1.64; Ear Corn range 90.00-105.00, average 38.45. Southeastern, Central & South Central Summary Corn No. 2-y range 3.45-3.80, average 3.61; Wheat No. 2 range 3.20-3.58, average 3.40; Barley No. 3 range 1.80-2.15, average 1.34; j WEDNESDAY | 12:00 NOON Pf* HEIFERS, BULLS NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, Inc. 12 Miles East of Lancaster on Route 23, New Holland, Penna The Action Auction 717-354-4341 Mgr. - Abe Diffenbach - 717-393-4464 Norman Kolb - 717-397-5538 Field Representatives Alan Diffenbach 717-656-9806 Luke Eberly 21,5-267-6608 - 738-1865 WEDNESDAY FEEDER PIG SALE 1:30 P.M. State grai Oats No. 2 range 1.50-1.85, average 1.65; Ear Corn range 90.00-105.00, average 97.63. Com No, 2-y range 3.40-3.60, few reported 3.20, average 3.44; Wheat No. 2 range 2.90-3.30, 3.08; Barley No. 3 range 1.952.00, average 1.97; Oats No. 2 range 1.60-1.75, average 1.66; Ear Com range 80.00-94.00, average 86.33. Estimated Receipts 10,500 Same Day last Week 11,673 Trade active. Demand Good, especially on Steers. Feeder Steers steady to firm. Feeder Heifers steady to 1.00 lower. Majority receipts Medium Frame 1 and Miked 1-2 500-850 lb. Feeder Steers and 400-750 lbs. Feeder Heifers. Moderate attendance of buyers. FEEDER STEERS: Medium and Large Frame 1 475-480 lb. 65.25-66.70; 500-600 lb. 62.50-64.70; 600-700 lb. 59.25-62.00; 700300 lb. 58.7061.30; 800-900 lb. 58.00-60.50. Medium and Large Frame Mixed 1-2 400-500 lb. 61.8065.00; 400-500 lb. 58.7061.50; 600-700 lb. 59.00-59.60; 700-800 lb. 56.90-59.00. Large Frame 2 Holsteins: 765-1065 lb. 40.80-44.00. FEEDER HEIFERS; Medium and Large Frame 1 400-500 lb. 55.00- 500-600 lb. 54.25-56.90; 600-700 lb. 53.50-56.20; 700-800 lb. 54.00- Small Frame 1 500650 lb. 50.00-53.10. Medium and Large Frame Mixed 1-2 350-500 lb. 51.00- 55.25 ; 500-600 lb. 53.75-54.90; 600-700 lb. 51.00-54.00; 700-750 lb. 51.00- 53.60. Medium and Large Frame 2 400-750 lb. 46.70-49.80, Weekly cattle summary. Compared to last Wednesday Feeder Steers were steady to 1.00 untO loon Western Pa. Oklahoma Cattle Wednesday, July 27 Report supplied by USDA Thursday, July 28 Report suppled by USDA BULLS - STEERS - BEEF COWS CALVES SHEEP ■sS -- ~ v y*:*. higher; Feeder Heifers steady to 50 cents higher. Slaughter Cows closed generally steady with late sales Utility and Commercial 2-3 38.50-41.00, few lots high dressing 41.40-43.00; Cutters 1-2 37.00-39.30, package high dressing 4C 10; Canners and low Cutters 33.75- 36.25. Slaughter Bulls were 1.00- 2.00 lower with Yield Grade 11100- 1500 lbs. 45.50-50.75; 1500-1800 lbs. 47.00-51.00, individual Monday 2025 lb. high Dressing 54.00. Salable receipts this week near 18,900 head compared with 17,878 head last week and 19,516 bead last year. The majority of receipts consisted of Feeder Steers and Heifers; Cows and Bulls made up II percent of salable supply. Penns Valley Livestock Centre Hall, Pa. Tuesday, July 26 Report supplied by auction Beef Cows: Utility and Com mercial 41.25-44.75; Cutters 37.75- 40.85; Canners 35.25-37.25; Shells 27.00. Steers: Good 51.00-54.50; Standard4B.so-50.25. Bulls: Good 51.50-55.00; Stan dard 46,85-50.50. Feeder Cattle: 300-500 lbs. large frame 59.50-67.00; 300-600 lbs. small frame 36.50-50.50; 500-700 lbs. large frame 45.00-52.00. Veal Calves; Choice 70.00-77.50; Good 62.00-69.00; Standard 55.00- 61.00; Utility 43.50-53.00. Farm Calves: Bulls 60.00-77.00; Heifers 65.00-72.00. Hogs: 45.50-47.50. Sows; 26.75-31.50.. Boars: 25.00-26.25.' - v Shoats: 25-30 lbs. perbead 16.00- 25.00; 30-35 lbs. per head. 26.00- 32.00. Lambs: 40.50-48.00. [THURSDAY! 11:00 AM 3:30 P.M. GOATS

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