Frederick Co.
Hay
Bnckeystown, Md.
Thursday, May 21,1987
Report Supplied by Auction
40 loads. Mariiet slow and lower
on Hay. Straw about steady.
Alfalfa, 6 fair to good, 90.00-
135.00; Timothy, 3 good, 122.00-
144.00. 8 fair some damaged, 60.00-
102.00; Mixed Hay, 4 fair, 60.00-
105.00.
One load New Hay, 60.00; Straw,
5 bright, 103.00-130.00, 6 good,
100.00- 2 loads Oat Straw,
87.00-
Sale next week will conclude the
spring season.
Belleville Hay
Wednesday, May 20
Belleville, PA
Report Supplied by Auction
27 loads Hay.
Alfalfa, 55.00-130.00; Mixed Hay,
55.00-110.00; Straw, 87.50; Ear
Com, 62.50; Com Fodder, 65.00;
Oats, 1.80 bu.
Dewart Hay
Dpwsrt PA
Monday, May isj 1987
Report Supplied by Auction
16 loads of Hay, 31.00-123.00;
Straw, 1 at 70.00; Corn, 3 at 52.00-
54.00.
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Leinbach’s Hay
Shippenaburg, PA *
May 1I&19,1987
Report supplied by Auction
27 loads.
Alfalfa. 95.00-164.00; Mixed Hay,
55.00- Timothy, 75.00-106.00;
Straw, 72.50-120.00; Ear Com,
66.00- Oats, 1.20 bu.
New Wilmington
Hay
New Wilmington, PA.
Friday, May IS, 1987
Report Supplied by Auction
30 lots hay.
Alfalfa; 90.00-162.50; Mixed
Hay: 47.50-90.00, 1 at 123.00;
Timothy: 54.00-80.00, few down to
32.00; Straw: 7 lots, 52.00-71.00;
Ear Com: 10 lots, 52.00-62.00;
Oats; 6 lots 1.35-1.65/bu.
King’s Hay
Kirkwood, Pa.
Tuesday, May 19,1987
Report supplied by Auction
Wet day, not many Grade A
offered.
Alfalfa, 30.00 to 160.00; Alfalfa
Mix, 81.00-88.00; New Cuttings,
35.00-90.00; Mixed Hay, 55.00-88.00;
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93.00. Grass Hay, 56.00-84.00; 10
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Good’s Hay
Leola,Pa.
Wednesday, May 20,1987
Report Supplied by Auction
106 loads.
Alfalfa, 60.00-150.00; Mixed Hay,
55.00- Timothy, 62.00-100.00;
Straw, 80.00-130.00; Com, 61.00-
69.00; Oats, 1.90 bu.; New Hay,
42.00-
Chambersburg Hay
Chambers burg, PA
Thursday, May 21,1987
Report Supplied by Auction
2 loads.
Mixed Hay, 91.00; Timothy,
120.00.
North Jersey
Market
Hackettstown, N.J.
Tuesday, May 19,1987
Hay—Straw & Grain Report
Alfalfa 2.75; Mulch Hay 1.25;
Mixed .85.
Total 3 Lots.
Sold By The Bale.
Early numbers,
early size
and excellent
feed efficiency
Westminster Hay
Hagerstown, Md.
Tuesday, May 19,1987
14 loads.
Alfalfa: Fancy 152.50, Fair-Good
90.00-100.00, New Crop 80.0d-97.00;
Alfalfa/Clover: 77.00-80.00;
Timothy: 102.00-115.00;
Clover/Timothy: 96.00-102.50;
Orchard Grass: 92.50; Barley
Straw: 75.00-100.00; Wheat Straw:
136.00.
National Grain
Summary
Thursday, May 21,1987
WHEAT MARKETS CLOSED STEADY TO 1 1/2
CENTS PER BUSHEL LOWER CORN TRADED 4
TO 6 CENTS HIGHER SOYBEANS RANGED 10
3/4 TO 13 CENTS PER BUSHEL HIGHER
CHICAGO JULY SOYBEAN MEAL FUTURES
ADVANCED 4 30 PER TON AND JULY SOYBEAN
OIL ROSE 15 POINTS PER POUND USDA AN
NOUNCED RUSSIA BOUGHT 950.000 TONS OF
U S HARD RED WINTER WHEAT FOR 1987-M
CROP YEAR AND FOREIGN SELLERS BOUGHT
100.000 TONS OF US HARO RED WINTER
WHEAT TO UNKNOWN DESTINATION DURING
THE 1967-81 YEAR JAPAN BOUGHT ABOUT
50.000 METRIC TONS OF US WHEAT FOR
JULY MOROCCO TENDERED FOR 200.000
TONS OF US WHEAT FOR JUNE EGYPT
BOUGHT 63.051 TONS OF U S WHEAT FLOUR
FOR JUNE-JULY SHIPMENT BANGLADESH
TENDERED TODAY FOR 125.000 TONS US
WHEAT FOR MAY-JUNE PORTUGAL TENDERED
FOR 25,000 TO 35,000 TONS OF OPTIONAL
ORIGIN WHEAT FOR JUNE JULY SHIPMENT
TAIWAN TENDERED FOR 27.000 TO 33.000
TONS OF US CORN FOR JUNE-JULY SHIP
MENT EGYPT TENDERED FOR 200.000 TONS
OF US WHEAT FOR JUNE
DATE CHANGE YEAR AGO 5/21/87 5/20/87
5/22/86
WHEAT KANSAS CITY 2 85-2 88 1 3 19-3 21
MINNEAPOLIS 317 1/4 - 1 1/4 399 1/2 POR
TLAND 3 06-3 07 UNCH 3 75-3 86 ST LOUIS
2 86-2 98 UNCH 2 57-2 62
CORN. US NO 2 YELLOW KANSAS CITY
1 80-1 87 -I- 5 2 57-2 58 MINNEAPOLIS 1 75 3/4
+ 4 2 49 SO lOWA 1 84-1 85 + 5 to 6 2 55-2 56
OMAHA 1 74-1 75 + 4 to 5 2 44-2 46
SOYBEANS, NO 1 YELLOW KANSAS CITY
5 40-5 51 +ll to 12 545 MINNEAPOLIS 543 3/4
+ 10 3/4 535 3/4 SO lOWA 5 505 52 + 11 to 12
5 405 41 C ILL PROCESSORS 5 50-5 57 + 12 to
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WINTER WHEAT.
GRAIN FUTURES CLOSE:
KANSAS CITY (JULY) WHEAT 214 1/4 - 1 3/4
2 49
MINNEAPOLIS (JULY) WHEAT 2 79 1/4 - 1 1/4
2 941/2
CHICAGO (JULY) WHEAT 2 90-1/2 2 571/4
CORN IJSI/4 + 42.35.
SOYBEANS 5 59 3/4 +lO3/4 5.311/4
EXPORT PRICES' BARGE OR RAIL. GULF
DELIVERY '
NO 1 HARD RED WINTER WHEAT ORDINARY
PROTEIN 3 15 1/2-3.19 1/2 ■ 1/2 to 1 1/2 NO 2
SOFT RED WINTER WHEATS 10-3.17-1/4 to 1/2
NO. 2 YELLOW CORN 2 03 1/2-2.05 + 4 3/4 NO
2 YELLOW SORGHUM 3 45-3.48 + 11 to 13 NO
2 YELLOW SOYBEANS 5.75-5.75 + 121/2 to 13
SLAUGHTER LAMBS STEADY AT MIDWEST
MARKET CENTERS. AT FORT COLLINS,CO
SLAUGHTER LAMBS STEADY TO 1 00 LOWER.
SPRING FEEDER LAMBS 4 00-5 00 LOWER.
SLAUGHTER AND STOCK EWES STEADY AT
OKLAHOMA CITY.OK SPRING SLAUGHTER
LAMBS 3 00-4 00 LOWER. SPRING FEEDER
LAMBS UNDER 55 LBS 500- 600 LOWER.
HEAVIER WEIGHTS STEADY TO 2 00 LOWER IN
THE MIDWEST SLAUGHTER EWES AND FEEDER
LAMBS STEADY IN DIRECT TRADING
SLAUGHTER LAMBS STEADY TO 2.00 LOWER IN
THE MIDWEST WEDNESDAY ON THE EAST
COAST DRESSED CARLOT LAMBS 55 LBS DOWN
2 00 LOWER. OVER 55 LBS 3 00 HIGHER
SLAUGHTER LAMBS CHOICE AND PRIME 90-
120 LBS MIDWEST SPRING «8 0090 00, OLD
CROP SHORN MOOM 00 OK LA CITY SPRING
83 0087 00 FT COLLINS SPRING 90 5095 00.
OLD CROP SHORN 94 00
DIRECT TRADE (LAMBS FOB WITH 3-4%
SHRINK ) MIDWEST 975 SLAUGHTER LAMBS
CHOICE AND PRIME SPRING 99-120 LBS 88 OO
93 00. MOSTLY 90 0093 00. FEW 94 00
CHOICE OLD CROP SHORN 106 LBS 85 00
SLAUGHTER EWES MIDWEST UTILITY AND
GOOD 18 00 22 00. CULL 15 00-18 00
FT COLLINS UTILITY AND GOOD 19 0025 SO
FEEDER LAMBS CHOICE AND FANCY 50100
LBS MIDWEST 85 0095 00 FT COLLINS
SPRING 6080 LBS 9600109 00. 80100 LBS
94 0010100 OK LA CITY SPRING 4055 LBS
90 0094 50.55090 LBS 85 25-92 SO
STOCK EWES FT COLLINS MIXED AGE EWES
58 0065 00 PER HEAD GOOD AND CHOICE
EWES WITH LAMBS 80 00130 00 PER FAMILY
DRESSED CARLOT LAMB 7 LOADS CHOICE
AND PRIME 55 LBS DOWN 178 00. 55- 65 LBS
175 00.65-75 LBS 170 00
SHEEP AND LAMB SLAUGHTER UNDER
FEDERAL INSPECTION FOR THE WEEK TO DATE
TOTALED 74.000 COMPARED WITH 72.000 FOR
THE SAME PERIOD LAST WEEK AND 83.000 FOR
THE SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR
National Sheep
Summary
Thursday, May 21,1987