National Grain Summary W-dnesd»y, July 29, 1987 MARKETS MOVE LOWER AS RAINS FELL OVER MUCH OE THE NATIONS DRY AREAS'WHEAt FELL 1-7 CENTS PER BUSHEL. CORN MARKETS DROPPED 3-7 CENTS AND SOYBEAN MARKETS DECLINED 10-12 CENTS PER BUSHEL. CHICAGO AUGUST SOYBEAN MEAL FUTURES MARKET FELL $2.40 PER TON AND AUGUST SOYBEAN OIL FELL 30 POINTS. USDA ANNOUNCED PAKIS TAN BOUGHT 25,000 TONS OF U.S. SOYBEAN OIL FOR DELIVERY DUR ING THE 1986-87 MARKETING YEAR. DATE CHANGE YEAR AGO 7/29/87 7/28/87 ( 6/30/86. WHEAT: KANSAS CITY 2.52-2.55 - 3 2.50-2.53 MINNEAPOLIS 2.78 1/4 - 7 3.10 PORTLAND 2.73-2.74 - 3 2.70-2.75 ST. LOUIS 2.45-2.49 -1 2.56-2.63 (3H 8 CORN, U.S. NO. 2 YELLOW; KANSAS CITY 1.61-1.66 - 3*1.87-1.92 MINNEA POLIS 1.53 1/4 - 61/2 1.811/4 SO. lOWA 1.61-1.63 - STO 7 1.80-1.84 OMAHA 1.56 - 5 1.91-1.94. SOYBEANS, NO. 1 YELLOW: KAN SAS CITY 5.40-5.50-105.26-5.34 MIN NEAPOLIS 5.32 1/2 - 10 3/4 5.24 1/2 SO. lOWA 5.39-5.44 - 10 5.29-5.32 C. ILL PROCESSORS 5.46 1/2-5.54 1/2 - 10 TO 12 5.34 1/2-5.41 1/2. •KANSAS CITY, U.S. NO. 1 HARD RED WINTER WHEAT. ORDINARY PROTEIN MINNEAPOLIS, U.S. NO. 1 DARK NORTHERN SPRING WHEAT, 14% PROTEIN: PORTLAND NO. 2 SOFT WHITE WHEAT; AND ST. oat pc Q'RllVlf 1 !? Tmiriaiirr rn J. XmU Vimllllf W« ' f The American Bird Backed By Research And Performance. *** The Most Consistent And Reliable Bird On The Market Today DEKALB XL-Link Please Review These Local Records Of Lancaster, York And Lebanon County Flocks. Weeks of Age ft Birds Peak Production ft Weeks Over 90% Livability 45,914 Over 93% - 9 weeks Over 90% -16 weeks 96.3% at 56 weeks 82,845 Over 93% - 2 weeks Over 90% -18 weeks 93.4% at 70 weeks 30,688 Over 93% - 4 weeks Over 90% -14 weeks 96.1% at 60 weeks 45,715 Over 93% -16 weeks Over 90% -20 weeks 95.8% at 59 weeks 60,637 Over 93% - 8 weeks Over 90% -14 weeks 94.6% at 62 weeks 42,200 Over 93% - 3 weeks Over 90% -J. 1 weeks 97.7% at 49 weeks 81,244 Over 93% -12 weeks . Over 90% -18 weeks 96.9% at 56 weeks 20,371 Over 93% - 8 weeks Over 90% -17 weeks 96.2% at 52 weeks 40,187 Over 93% -12 weeks Over 90% -18 weeks 94.3% at 59 weeks 60,885 Over 93% -12 weeks Over 90% -19 weeks 97„1 %at 55 weeks 27,988 Over 93% -10 weeks Over 90% -17 weeks 95.9% at 53 weeks 50,164 Over 93% - 9 weeks Over 90% -18 weeks 93.8% at 52 weeks 63,308 Over 93% - 9 weeks Over 90% -18 weeks 96.7% at 47 weeks 20,608 Over 93% - 9 weeks Over 90% -15 weeks 96.0% at 41 weeks 62,226 Over 93% - 4 weeks Over 90% -15 weeks 97.0% at 41 weeks 61,290 Over 93% -13 weeks * Over 90% -18 weeks 97.0% at 41 weeks 27,664 Over 90% -16 weeks 95.9% at 43 weeks 85,619 Over 90% -15 weeks 95.9% at 38 weeks 12-23-85 5-08-86 7-21-86 7- 8- 9- 9-17-86 9-17-86 9-22-86 9-24-86 9- 10- 10-21-86 11- 12- 12-24-86 12-29-86 1-30-87 Average: 18 Farms with 909,553 layers averaged over 93% for BV2 weeks, over 90% for 16Vz weeks. Records like these are a result of superior genetics, a sound growing program, and excellent management in the laying house. We would welcome the opportunity to be of service to you in your production needs. The only full service company, in this area, to handle the total needs of poultrymen. LOUIS. NO. 2 SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT. GRAIN FUTURES CLOSE: KANSAS CITY (SEPT) WHEAT 2.54 1/4 - 2 1/2 2.51 3/4. MINNEAPOLIS (SEPT) WHEAT 2.53 1/4 - 2 2.67. CHICAGO (SEPT) WHEAT 2.57 -11/4 2.60 3/4. (SEPT) CORN 1.62 1/4 - 4 1/2 1 67 1/4. (AUG) SOYBEANS 5.34 1/2-93/45.21 1/2. EXPORT PRICES: BARGE OR RAIL, GULF DELIVERY. NO. 1 HARD RED WINTER WHEAT ORDINARY PROTEIN 2.81 1/4 - 2 1/2 NO. 2 SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT 2.65-2.67 - 1 TO 2 NO. 2 YELLOW CORN 1.87-1.90-3 1/2T07 NO.2YEL LOW SORGHUM 3.23-3.25 - 7 TO 13 NO. 2 YELLOW SOYBEANS 5.70-5.74 - 13 TO 13 3/4. Leinbach’s Hay Shippensburg, PA July 25 & 28 Report supplied by Auction 23 LOADS ALFALFA 100.00-112.50; MIXED HAY. 52.50-80.00; STRAW, 56.00-70.00; EAR CORN. 71.00-77.00; OATS. 1.40 BU.; MULCH HAY. 25.00-36.00. New Holland Hay New Holland, PA Monday, July 27 Report Supplied by Auction 120 LOADS. ALFALFA, 78.00-120.00,1 AT 150.00; MIXED HAY. 55.00-125.00, 3 AT 1010 W, Main Si, Mount Joy. PA 17SS2 DEKALB XL Over 93% -10 weeks Over 93% - 8 weeks For More Information Phone: 717-653-1102 Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM 145.00- TIMOTHY, 55.00-145.00; STRAW, 62.00-122.00; EAR CORN, 62.00- OATS. 1.75-100. Pennsylvania Weekly Summary Harrisburg, PA Friday, July 31 Report supplied by PDA 15 Livestock Markets CATTLE: 5418. Compared with 4757 head last week and 6499 head a year ago. Steers steady to 1.50 higher, heifers steady to 1.00 lower, cows uneven, mostly steady to 50 lower, bullocks not fully tested; bulls mostly 1.00-2.00 lower; High Choice & Prime 2-4, 65.00-70,00; Choice 61.00- Good 57.00-61.00; Standard 50.00- Good & Choice holsteins 54.75-60.50; Choice heifers 59.00-64.00; Good 54.00-60.50; Standard 47.00-54.00; cows Breaking Utility & Commercial 45.00- Cutter & Boning 41.50-46.50; Canner & Cutter 38.00-43.50; shells 29.00; few Choice bullocks 58.00-62.00; few Good 55.00-59.00; YG 1, 1000-2150 lb. 53.50- No. 2, 900-1600 lb. 48.50- FEEDER CATTLE: Steers Med. & Large 1, 335-650 lb. 65.00-79.00; Med. 1. 600-750 lb. 58.00-65.00; heifers Med. & Urge 1.300-550 lb. 56.00-70.00; Large 2, 400-750 lb. 46.50-57.00; bulls few Med. 1. 400-850 lb. 49.00-68.00. CALVES: 3996. Compared with 3641 head last week and 4402 head a year ago. Uneven; mostly steady to strong; few Choice 80.00-97.00; Good 70.00-80.00; Standard & Good 90-120 lb. 70.00-79.00; V 65-85 lb. 54.00-70.00; Utility 50-110 lb. 45.00- Hoi. bulls 90-130 lb. 80.00- mosdy 100.00-125.00; heif ers 90-125 lb. 70.00-105.00; beef cross bulls and heifers 70-115 lb. 70.00-90.00. HOGS: 5047. Compared with 4049 head last week and 4360 head a year ago. Mosdy 1.00- lower; 1-2, 210-245 lb. 59.25-62.75; 1-3,220-250 lb. 58.00-62.00; 2-3,220-265 lb. 57.00-61.50,2-4,230-285 lb. 55.00-59.25; few 1-3, 140-210 lb. 50.00- sows steady to strong; 1-3, 300-650 lb. 43.00-48.50; 2-3, 300-700 lb. 40.00- boars 39.00-44.00. FEEDER PIGS: 1186. Compared with 863 head last week and 1052 bead a year ago. Steady to 4.00 lower; 1-3, 20-35 lb. 23.00-39.00; up to 50 lb. 35.00-52.00; few to 80 lb. 53.00-56 00 1 GRADED FEEDER PIG SALE: 1350. Compared with 2185 last week and 966 head a year ago. Highly uneven; 1-2,30-40 lb. 102.00-112.00; up to 50 lb. 92.00- 10.00; up to 60 lb. 89.00-94.00; up to 70 lb. 81.00; 2-3,30-40 lb. 91.00-110.00; up to 50 lb. 84.00-88.00; up to 80 lb. 82.00- SHEEP: 1502. Compared with 1339 head last week and 1528 head a year ago. Steady to 5.00 lower. High Choice & Prime 80-110 lb. 75.00-91.00; Choice 70-115 lb. 70.00- Good & Choice 50-110 lb. 60.00- Good & Choice 45-80 lb. feeder lambi 65.00-73.00; iheep 20.00- DEKALB XL-LinK dIIIA oimiwui • lawfMMMi Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 1, 1987<A7 CATTLE 215. COMPARED WITH LAST MONDAY’S MARKET: SLAUGHTER COWS STEADY. FEW CHOICE SL. STEERS 61.00-63.00, COU PLE GOOD 60.00, ONE STANDARD 54.00. GOOD SL. HEIFER. INDIVIDU ALS3.7S.FEW STANDARD 47.00-50.00. BREAKING UTILITY & COMMER CAIL SL. COWS 44.50-47.50, CUTTER & BONING UTILITY 41.50-46.00, CAN NER & LOW CUTTER 35.00-42.00, SHELLS DOWN TO 29.00. FEW YIELD GRADE NO. 1. 1225/2145 LBS. SL. BULLS 52.75-53.00, ONE 57.25, FEW NO. 2 925/1255 LBS. 45.75-51.25. FEED ER CATTLE: MEDIUM & LARGE FRAME NO. 1, 305/565 LBS. HEIFERS 60.00-68.50. LARGE NO. 2,375/580 LBS. HOLSTEINS 46.50-57.00. CALVES 324: FEW CHOICE VEALERS 80.00-87.00, GOOD 70.00- STANDARD & GOOD 90/120 LBS. 67.50-77.50, 65/85 LBS. 58.00- UTILITY 50/80 LBS. 25.00- FARM CALVES: HOLS TEIN BULLS 95/125 LBS. 85.00-139.00; HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 100/120 LBS. 77.50-105.00. BEEF CROSS BULLS & HEIFERS 90/115 LBS. 70.00-80.00. HOGS 398: BARROWS AND GILTS MOSTLY 1.00 LOWER. US NO. 1-2 225/245 LBS. 60.00-61.00, FEW SMALL LOTS 62.00-62.50, 1-3 210/255 LBS. 59.00- 2-3 210/265 LBS. 55.00- 265/290 LBS. 54.00-55.25, ONE LOT 1-3, 208 LBS. 58.35, SOWS 2.00 HIGHER. US NO, 1-3 285/560 LBS. SOWS 44.50-49.25. BOARS 40.00-44.00. FEEDER PIGS 46: US 1-3 25/35 LBS. FEEDER PIGS 23.00-33.00 - ALL PER HEAD. SHEEP 44: CHOICE & PRIME 80/90 LBS. SPRING SLAUGHTER LAMBS 77.00-91.00. GOOD AND CHOICE 55/85 LBS. 63.00-76.00. SLAUGHTER EWE. INDIVIDUAL 20.00. GOATS 28: MEDIUM & LARGE 15.00-35.00, KIDS 6.00-18.00 - ALL PER HEAD. GRAIN & LIVESTOCK HEDGING SERVICES WITH KFHutton Jim Rohrbaugh, Account Executive E.F. Hutton &. Company Inc. P.O. Box 3151, Harrisburg, PA 17105 (717) 763-1611 (800) 822-9553 In-state (800) 334-3119 Out-of-state FRIDAY, AUG. 28 - 7:30 PM ON THE FARM MONTHLY BRED GILT. SALE. Sale To Start Promptly Every 4 Weeks Located 18 miles south of Lancaster, Pa., 6 miles south of Quarryvllle, take Rt. 272 to Little Britain, turn north, fol low Little Britain Road to Jackson Road, right. 2nd farm, OR take Rt. 222, out of Quarryvllle to Cedar Hill Road to*Little Britain Road to Jackson Road, left. Watch for sale arrows. 50 to 60 Head WHITE DIAMOND GILTS Here Now a new cross again. Large White & Landrace, first generation true F-l gilts. Parent stock originated from Lieske Bros. Minnesota. Very productive in litter size and feed conversion. ] Vaccinated for Lepto. Eryslplas, Rhinitis. E’Coll, Pasteueralla Hand mated with Breeding Dates Local *frticV Available No Hogt Sold On Commission JOHN B. STOLTZFUS R.D. 1, Kirkwood, Pa. Abe Diffenbach, Auctioneer AU22SL NEXT SALE FRI., SEPTEMBER 25, 7:30 P.M. New Wilmington Livestock Auction New Wilmington, Pa. Monday, July 27, 1987 Report supplied by PDA
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