Lancaster Hogs
Lancaster Stockyards
Sat., June 20,1987
Report supplied by auction
1,124 head.
US #1 215-250 lbs. 67.00-68.50; US
1&2 200-255 lbs. 65.50-66.75; US 1&3
210-260 lbs. 64.25-65.25; US 2&4 205-
255 lbs. 63.00-64.00.
SOWS: 270-350 lbs. 48.75-55.50;
350-500 lbs. 44.00-48.50 ; 500-615 lbs.
42.0045.00.
BOARS: Under 275 lbs. 48.00-
56 00; Over 275 lbs. 38.0042.50.
Vintage Hogs
Paradise, PA
Saturday, June 20,1987
Report supplied by Auction
1 s and 2’s, 210-260 lbs., 60.00-
65 00- Sows, 360-530 lbs., 45.25-
46 00: Boars, 380-480 lbs , 40.00-
41 00
Note- Vintage Sales Stables,
in( will not be having a Hog Sale
in July 4
New Holland Hogs
New Holland Sales Stables
New Holland. PA
.Monday. June 22,1987
Report Supplied by Auction
786 head.
Market trend: sl-$2 higher,
Wholesale: 60.00-64.00.
Retail; 64.00-66.50.
Sows: 44.00-50.00.
Boars- 40.00-53.00.
Indianapolis Hogs
Thursday, June 25,1987
USD* PUSH HOGS 400 BARROWS t GILTS
MODERATELY ACTIVE SO LOWER SUPPLY US
1 3 22S 270 LBS
US 1 3 225 260 LBS 62 50-63 OO
SOWS MODERATELY ACTIVE. STEADY TO
100 LOWER 12% US 1 3 425-6 SO LBS 45 DO
-48 OO
BOARS OVER 400 LBS 45 00
Walter M. Dunlap and Sons offers all cattle
feeders two marketing days Give us a call for
advice and marketing conditions.
MONDAYS OR WEDNESDAYS
Consign With Us For the Marketing Edge
We are buying feeder pigs
★ ★ ★ Direct off the farm ★ ★ ★
Give us a call whether you are buying or selling
No Hog Sale Saturday, July 4th
Walter M. Dunlap and Sous
Uncaster Stockyards
T®l. (717) 397-5136
An Old line Commission Firm Keeping Abreast
Westminster Livestock
Auction
State Graded
Feeder Pig Sale
Friday, June 19,1987
862 hd., last sale 1526. Compared
to June sth, prices were generally
steady, except 50-60 lb., which
were fully $5-10 higher. All pigs
weighed on arrival and sold per
hundredweight.
1; 25 hd. 4145 lb. 102.00-106.50;
135 hd. 50-57 lb. 109.00-117.00.
1&2: 141 hd. 23-37 lb. 95.00-113.00;
117 hd. 4145 lb. 98.00-114.00; 167 hd.
51-57 lb. 98.00-109.50; 48 hd. 61-66 lb.
90.00-93.50 ; 21 hd. 70-76 lb. 75.00-
81.00
2: 19 hd. 22-27 lb. 65.00-98.00 ; 45
hd 34-38 lb. 85.00-100.00 ; 61 hd. 43-
56 lb. 85.00-91.00.
Next sale July 3rd 1:30 p.m,
New Holland
Feeder Pigs
New Holland, PA
Wednesday, June 24,1987
Report Supplied by Auction
1599 head
I’s and 2’s. 30-39 lbs., 1.14-1 34,
4049 lbs., 1.06-1.33 ; 50-59 lbs., 1.02-
1.14.
2’s and 3’s, 30-39 lbs., 96-1.30 ; 40-
491b5.. .96-1.04
Peoria Hogs
Thursday, June 25,1987
2200 TRADING FARILY ACTIVE BARROWS
AND GILTS OPENING 50 TO 100 LOWER
SUPPLY MAINLY US 1 3 220-250 LBS
US 1 3 220-250 LBS 62 00-62 50 60 HEAD
63 OO 200-220 LBS 60 00-62 OO
SOWS STEADY TO SO LOWER 17%
US 1 2 325-400 LBS 50 00-51 OO 400-450 LBS
46 50-47 50 450-500 LBS 44 50-45 50 1 3 500-
650 LBS 44 00-44 50
GRAIN, CATTLE AND HOG
(Daily closing bids: Friday, June 19 through Thursday, June 25)
WHEAT
CORN
FRI. MON. TUBS. WED. THURS.
192% 182% 189% 192% 187
JUL,
SEPT. 198‘/a 188 M- 193% 196% 193%
206% 196% 199% 202% 199% SEPT
DEC
MAR 88 214 204 206% 209% 206%
217 207 209- 212% 209
MAY
JUL,
SOYBEANS
FRI.
563%
JUL,
568%
AUG.
SEPT
574%
582%
NOV
JAN 88
MAR.
MAY
JUL.
CHICAGO CATTLE
FRI. MON. TUBS
JUN. 69.62 64 25 64 77
AUG. 63.62 61 90 6L.17
OCT. 61 67 63 70 64.05
63.62 64 40 64.77
DEC
FEB 88 64 62 65.05 65.22
65.20 64.05 64.50
APR
FUTURES MARKET TRENDS
GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK
Thu market information provided by ACRES ACRES is a copyrights
market information service developed by the American Farm Bureau and
available to Pennsylvania farmers on a daily basis through Pennsylvania
Farmers Association Farm Management Services For additional market
comments and trading service contact PFA Commodity Futures Service
(717) 761 2740
ACRES CORN UPDATE: Corn
futures settled near the daily highs
with gams fostered by spillover
strength from the soybean com
plex. The July option again today
recorded the largest gains by
closing up 4-1/2 at $1.92-1/4, with
September closing up 3 cents at
$1.9650. Further supporting
today’shigher prices was outside
market strength.
Generic certificate premiums
today are a little firmer at 106-3/4
to 107-3/4%
ACRES SOYBEAN UPDATE
Dairy
Dauphin Co DHIA
Berks Dairyman
International Jersey
Extravaganza
Dairy Goat Youth Rep
Pa Goat Show
Dairy Sales and Dispersals
Pennmarva Cooperators
Lebanon Co DHIA
Lancaster County DHIA
Tioga Co DHIA
York Co DHIA
Clearfield Co DHIA
Home and Youth
Homestead Notes
Home on the Range
Lower Dauphin FFA
Cook s Question Corner
Kid's Korner
Grassland Environmental FFA
Lancaster Co Dairy Princess
Farm Women News
Sullivan Co Dairy Princess
FUTURES MARKETS
231% 210%
208 210%
WED. THURS
MON. TUBS
543%
559%
538% 548%
561% 552%
544% 551%
569%
552% 559%
578 3, 4 567*4
562 568*2
5874 5774
570 576 3 /4
5944 5844
579 585
580 5854
WED. THURS
64 27
61.85 64.02
63.60 61 92
64 42 63 55
65.00 64 55
64 30 65 35
Soybeans settled higher near
session highs with the July option
closing at $5.55 up 11-1/4 cents.
Prompting late activity was the
news t hatßrazil had temporarily
closed export registrations for
beans and meal. Doubts about the
length of the registration closure,
which has been deemed “tem
porary" by Brazillian officials,
prompted long liquidation. The
threat of strikes in some ports has
created expectations for a further
swine in export demand back to the
United States.
t
in this
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 27,1987-A3
DEC.
MAR 88
MAY
SOYBEAN MEAL
JUL.
AUG. 177.20 167.30 169.20
SEPT. 178.00 168.00 169 70
OCT
DEC
JAN 88 181.00 171.00 172 70
184.00 174 00 176 00
MAR
CHICAGO HOGS
JUN
JUL. 59.22 53 57 54.07
AUG. 54,62 44.90 45.72
OCT. 45.27 44 82 45.45
DEC. 45.40 43 20 43.50
FEB 88 44.05 40.90 41.05
4PR.
issue
Four Sections
Features
A 22
A 25
Danish Students
Vought Family
Bedford Co Beef Preview Show D 5
State Envir Olympics DIO
Columns
Now is the Time
On Being a Farm Wife
The Micro Way
Ida’s Notebook
Have You Heard 7
Farm Philosophy
Pork Prose
PSU Farm and Dairy
Departments
Editorial
Farm Calendar
Classified Ads
Livestock Latest
Business News
Mailbox Markets
Public Sales
Sale Reports
Public Auction Register
FRI. MON. TUBS. WED. THURS.
263% 260% 262% 266% 263%
270% 266% 268% 271% 269%
278% 275% 277%
280%
272% 274%
FRI. MON. TUBS,
177.70 168 10 170.60
178.20 168 20 169 20
180 20 170.20 171 70
FRI. MON. TUBS,
64.00 58.50 58.70
41 50 42.70 42.65
ACRES WHEAT UPDATE:
Wheat futures settled slightly
higher across the board in quiet
trading, with gams throughout the
session prompted by strong foreign
currency and precious metals
futures. Buying linked to the news
that USDA had accepted Egypt’s
export bonus bid fostered gains,
however, the purchase only
totalled 150,000 tonnes instead of
the 305,000 anticipated. The nearby
July option registered the largest
gam at 3-1/2 cents closing $2.6625.
ACRES CATTLE UPDATE:
Live cattle and feeder cattle
futures closed slightly lower as an
expected rally failed to
materialize, with sellers being
cash connected and professional
interests. Buying interest
(Turn to Page A 4)
A 20.21
D 2
822 C 8
D 2
D 6
Dl5
DlB
Dl9
D2l
278%
281
283%
274%
WED. THURS.
175.40 172.60
174.10 171.20
174.20 170.50
173.00 169.50
175.40 171.70
176 20 172.70
179.00 175 00
WED. THURS
58.10
53.57 58.47
45.37 54.37
45.37
45.82
43.50 45.65
41.10 43.82
42.65 41.20
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