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Lancaster Hogs
Lancaster Stockyards
Sat., Jan. 24,1987
Report supplied by auction
694 head. U.S. #1: 220-235 lbs.,
52.00- U.S. §IM2 : 200-245 lbs.
50.75-51.75; U.S. #l&#3: 200-260 lbs.,
49.00- U.S. §2M4: 200-245 lbs.
47.5048.85; Sows 315460 lbs. 38.00-
42.75, 505625 lbs. 39.7543.75;
Boars; Lightweight 40.0542.00;
Heavyweight 32.00-34.50.
New Holland Hogs
New Holland Sales Stables
New Holland, PA
Monday, Jan. 26,1987
Report Supplied by Auction
Today
Last Monday
Last Year
TREND; Compared to last
Monday, storm reduced receipts of
barrows and gilts 1.00-2.00 in
stances 2.50 higher.
BARROWS AND GILTS: US 1-2
200-240 lb. 49.50-50.50, Few to 51.00;
US 1 210-230 lb. 51.50-52.50; US 1-3
200-255 lb. 48.00-49.50.
Indianapolis Hogs
Thursday, Jan. 29,1987
700 - Barrows & gilts moderately
active, mostly .50 lower.
US 1-3 225-255 lb. 48.75-49.25.
SOWS: Moderately active, not
well tested. (6%).
US 2-3 550-575 lb. 44.00-45.00.
BOARS: Over 400 lb. 36.00.
Vintage Hogs
Paradise, PA
Saturday, Jan. 24,1987
Report supplied by Auction
Is and 2s, 230-240 lbs., 50.00-50.25;
Sows, 255-370 lbs., 38.0041.75;
Boars, 175-200 lbs., 38.00.
New Holland
Graded Feeder
Pig Sale
New Holland, Pa.
Wednesday, January 28,1987
Report Supplied by PDA
Feeder Pigs
Today
Last Wednesday
Last Year
FEEDER PIGS: 944— USD-
A with last Wednesday’s
market, feeder pigs were fully
steady; weights under 40 lbs. sold
to slaughter. All prices per hun
dred weight.
US No. 1-2 40-49 lbs. 117.00-129.00
50-59 lbs. 117.00-129.00 65-78 lbs.
89.00-99.00
US No. 2-3 4052 lbs. 88.00- 97.00 79
lbs. 73.00
Slaughter 2040 lbs. 152.00-172.00
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St. Louis Hogs
Thursday, Jan. 29,1987
3500 - Barrows & gilts
moderately active, .50-.75 lower,
instances 1.00 lower on weights
over 260 lb.
US 1-3 200-260 lb. 48.7549.25, bulk
49.00; US 2-3 250-270 lb. 48.0048.75.
SOWS: Over 500 lb. steady-2.00
lower; under 500 lb. steady-50
higher, clearance incomplete.
(5%).
US 1-2 305500 lb. 42.5543.00; US
1-3 over 500 lb. 44.0046.00; some
unsold.
BOARS: Over 300 lb. 42.00;
under 300 lb. 39.00, few 40.00.
Thursday, Jan. 29,1987
2500 - Barrows and gilts fairly
active, .50-1.00 lower.
US 1-2 200-240 lb. 49.50-50.00,
some 49.00; US 1-3 200-240 lb. 49.00-
49.50, few 48.50.
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SOWS: Under 500 lb. .50-1.00
lower; over 500 lb. 1.00-1.50 higher.
(8%).
US 1-2 350-500 lb. 42.00-42.50; US
1-3 500-650 lb. 47.50-48.00.
U.S. Carlot
Pork Report
Thursday, January 29,1987
Report Supplied by USDA
FOB OMAHA BASIS includes
major production areas in midwest
as of 3:00 PM.
Compared to Wednesdays 3:00
PM: Fresh pork loins 14-22#
steady to 2.00 lower; Boston Butts
steady to 3.00 higher; Skd Hams
uneven, 17-20#. steady to 1.50
higher, 20-26# steady to 1.00 lower;
Sdls Bellies 12-18# 3.004.75 lower.
Trade slow to moderate for light to
moderate demnad and offerings.
US NO. 2 175 LB HOG CARCASS
DECLINED .53 TO 63.25 PER CWT
LOADS PORK CUTS 27.00 LOADS
TRIM/PROCESS PORK 7.00.'
PORK CUTS - FOB OMAHA
BASIS.
LOINS, REGULAR, FRESH.
14-18 5.5 Lds., price range 93.00-
99.00.
18-221.0 Lds. price range 96.00.
22-28 22/UP Lds. price range
94.50 B.
TENDERLOINS, 2/BAG price
range 290.00 A.
PICNICS 4-8 price range 48.00-
51.50 A.
BOSTON BUTTS 4-8 1.0 Lds.
price range 66.00 - 68.00.
SPARERIBS, FRESH 1.5-3.5 0.5
Lds. price range 126.00.
3.55.5 0.5 Lds. price range 102.00.
5.5/UP 0.5 Lds. price range 55.00.
SPARERIBS, FROZEN 1.5-3.5
price range 132.00 B.
GRAIN, CATTLE AND HOG
FUTURES MARKETS
(Daily closing bids: Friday, Jan. 23 through Thursday, Jan. 29)
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO HOGS
FRI. MON. TUBS. WED. THURS.
FEB. 87 48.40 49.17 49.55 49.82 50.20
APR. 87 43.65 45.05 45.17 45.12 45.30
45.87 46.80 46.77 47.00 47.30
JUN.
JUL. 45.95 46.70 46.95 46.90 47.05
AUG. 43.85 44.30 44.32 44.57 44.40
40.75 40.85 41.00 40.87 40.57
OCT.
40.85 41.00 41.25 41.40 40.92
DEC.
SOYBEANS
FRI. MON. TUBS. WED. THURS.
MAR. 87 500% 500% 501% 498% 501 MAR. 141.80 152.20 143.20 143.10 143.10
500 500 V« 500% 497% 499%
MAY
499% 500% 500% 497 499% JULY 140.00 139.90 140.10 139.40 139.10
JUL.
498 499% 498% 495% 497% AUG.
AUG.
486 486% 486% 484% 487% SEPT. 139.10 139.00 139.60 138.50 138.30
SEP.
NOV. 484% 484% 484% 482 486% OCT.
JAN. 88 491V4 490% 490% 488 490%
FUTURES MARKET TRENDS
VSmStf GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK
ACRES CORN UPDATE: Corn
futures closed higher today with
March stuck by technical
resistance close to the $1.57 mark.
It touched once today, but closed at
$1.56. Genericic certificate bids
firmed up slightly today. Further
advances in corn were also pared
by lower Gulf values and light
follow through selling from
yesterday’s close.
PIK Generic certificates are
higher at 106 to 107-1/2%
ACRES SOYBEAN UPDATE:
Soybean futures closed higher
today fueled by the U.S./EEC
grain settlement reached earlier
today. Also spurring bean prices
up was short covering and local
buying. There is still light selling
interest as the unfavorable
weather kept sellers off the roads.
The excellent weather still con-
tinues in Brazil and Argentina
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Today’s closings ranged from up 2
to 3 cents up. Barge basis is un
changed to up 1/2 cent for the first
half of March delivery.
ACRES WHEAT UPDATE:
Wheat futures closed slightly
higher today after a slow morning
of lifeless trading activity. USDA’s
export announcement Wednesday
helped to cut losses in the deferred
months and the agreement
reached this morning with the
EEC also gave prices a little boost.
Although the settlement was not
for full compensation, feelings
were that it was still a good
agreement.
HARD RED WINTER WHEAT
GULF BASIS- unchanged
SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT
GULF BASIS- unchanged
ACRES CATTLE UPDATE
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FEB. 59.02 60.47 60.97 62.07 62.22
APR.
JUN.
AUG. 57.00 58.35 58.30 58.32 57.92
OCT.
DEC.
SOYBEAN MEAL
MAY 140.50 140.60 140.80 140.10 140.20
DEC.
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FRI. MON. TUES. WED. THURS.
59.60 61.10 61.67 62.00 61.57
58.67 60.17 60.35 60.27 60.00
55.65 56.75 56.75 56.75 56.50
56.60 57.42 57.37 57.40 57.15
FRI. MON. TUES. WED. THURS.
139.50 139.30 139.80 139.10 138.80
138.70 138.50 138.60 138.50 138.00
139.10 138.80 139.20 139.60 139.00
Cattle futures closed mixed today
after a strong move up over the
last several trading sessions.
February closed well over the
$62.00 level. Cash cattle remain in
relatively tight supplies as packers
line up on the buy side. The
strength so far this week is at
tributed to the Cattle on Feed
report. There has been a lot of good
news pumped into the future trade
so expect a leveling out over the
next few trading sessions.
ACRES HOG UPDATE: Hog
futures closed slightly higher
today in active trading. The cash
market showed signs of $l.OO
weakness in early trading, packers
were reluctant to buy at higher
levels today. Expect the weekend
kill to be relatively small com
pared to the last two weeks.
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