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Summary
Wednesday, August 12,-1)187/
WHEAT MARKETS MOVED UP 2
1/4-5 CENTS PER BUSHEL WITH
GOOD EXPORT DEMAND. CORN
MARKETS RANGED 1 CENT LOWER
AT KANSAS CITY TO UP 6 CENTS PER
BUSHEL AT OMAHA. SOYBEANS
TRADED 3 CENTS LOWER AT KAN
SAS CITY AND MINNEAPOLIS TO UP
AS MUCH AS 14 CENTS PER BUSHEL
HIGHER AT SOUTHERN lOWA
POINTS. CHICAGO AUGUST SOY
BEAN MEAL FUTURES ROSE 90
CENTS PER TON BUT AUGUST SOY
BEAN OIL EASED 23 POINTS LOWER.
GUATEMALA BOUGHT 28,549 TONS
OF U.S. SPRING WHEAT AND 3,000
TONS OF U.S. DURUM WHEAT.
EGYPT CONTINUES TO BUY LARGE
AMOUNTS OF U.S. WHEAT FLOUR.
DATE CHANGE YEAR AGO 8/12/87
8/11/87 8/13/86.
WHEAT: KANSAS CITY 2.61-2.63 + 3
+ 4 2.48-2.51 MINNEAPOLIS 2.913/4 + 2
1/4 2.83 3/4 PORTLAND 2.69-2.71 +4 + 5
2.65-2.67 ST. LOUIS 2.61-2.55 + 3 + 4
2.51-2.56.
CORN, U.S. NO. 2 YELLOW: KAN
SAS CITY 1.51-1.56 UNCH - 1 1.65-1.72
MINNEAPOLIS 1.40 + 1/4 1.61 1/2 SO.
lOWA 1.47-1.50+ 1 1.64-1.69 OMAHA
1.40-1.45 + 2 + 6 1.60-1.65.
SOYBEANS, NO. 1 YELLOW: KAN
SAS CITY 5.10-5.14 - 3 4.815.04 MIN
NEAPOLIS 5.04 - 3 4.89 1/4 SO. lOWA
510-5.14 -4+ 17 4.88-4.95 C. ILL PRO
CESSORS 5.32-5.36 1/2 UNCH + 4 4.85
1/2-4.98 1/2.
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Of Lancaster, York And Lebanon County Flocks.
20 Weeks of Age # Birds Peak Production # 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% -11 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- 4weeks Over9o% -15 weeks 97.0% at4l weeks
61,290 Over 93% -13 weeks Over 90% -18 weeks 97.0% at 41 weeks
27,664 Over 93% -10 weeks Over 90% -16 weeks 95.9% at 43 weeks
85,619 Over 93% - 8 weeks Over 90% -15 weeks 95.9% at 38 weeks
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Average: 18 Farms with 909,553 layers averaged over 93%
for BV2 weeks, over 90% for 16V2 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
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•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.
LOUIS. NO.
2 SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT.
GRAIN FUTURES CLOSE:
KANSAS CITY (SEPT) WHEAT 2.66
1/2 + 3 1/4 2.49 1/2.
MINNEAPOLIS (SEPT) WHEAT 2.64
3/4 + 2 1/4 216,.61 3/4.
CHICAGO (SEPT) WHEAT 2.68 3/4 +
1 2.54 1/4.
191 (SEPT) CORN 1.53 - 3/4 1.64 1/2.
(AUG) SOYBEANS 5.24 3/4 + 5 1/4
57.00.
EXPORT PRICES: BARGE OR RAIL,
GULF DELIVERY.
NO. 1 HARD RED WINTER WHEAT
ORDINARY PROTEIN 2.89 1/2 + 3 1/4
80. NO. 2 SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT
2.75- + 1 NO. 2 YELLOW CORN
1.75- - 3/4 + 1 NO. 2 YELLOW
SORGHUM 2.95-3.04 - 1 81NO. 2 YEL
LOW SOYBEANS 5.43-5.46 - 1 + 3.
Keister’s Hay
Middleburg, PA
Tuesday, Aug. II
Report supplied by auction
6 LOADS MIXED HAY, 75.00-102.50;
4 LOADS STRAW, 57.50-65.00; 4
LOADS EAR CORN. 70.00-76.00; 3
LOADS OATS. 1.15-1 35 BU.
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Dewart Hay
Dcw»rt, PA.
Monday, Aug. 10, 1987
Report Supplied by Auction
8 LOADS HAY, 36.00-72.00; 2 OF
STRAW, 51.00 AND 76.00; 2 LOADS
CORN AT 56.00 AND 63.00.
Belleville Hay
Wednesday, Aug. 12
Belleville, PA
Report Supplied by Auction
17 LOADS HAY. ALFALFA.
40.00-115.00; MIXED HAY, 37.50-75.00;
I LOAD STRAW, 82.50; 7 LOADS EAR
CORN, 55.00-70 00; 1 LOAD BARLEY,
1.50 BU.
East Coast Carlot
Wednesday, Aug. 12, 1987
Report supplied by USDA
EAST COAST CARLOT MEAT
TRADE DELIVERED PRICES (CAF)
BOSTON TO WASHINGTON AREA
INCLUSIVE.
COMPARED TO TUESDAY’S
CLOSE; CHOICE 3 STEER AND HEIF
ER CARCASSES STEADY, CHOICE
NOT ESTABLISHED. DEMAND
LIGHT. MOVEMENT SLOW ON MOD
ERATE SUPPLIES AND OFFERINGS.
STEER BEEF: CHOICE 3 (2) 600-900
LB. 97.00; CHOICE 4 (4) 600-900 LB.
78.00.
COW BEEF: UTILITY. BNG 1-3 (1) 400
LB./UP 79.00; CUTTER 1-2 (1) 350
LB./UP 85.00; (2) 400 LB./UP 86.50.
BOXED BEEF: MOVEMENT AND
DEMAND LIGHT, SUPPLIES MOD-
ERATE. CHOICE 2-3 550-700 LB.
102.51-06; CHOICE 2-3 700-850 LB.
102.69-12; GOOD 2-3 99.58-50. 218
LOADS FAB CUTS & 121 LOADS
TRIMMINGS.
CARLOT PORK: TRADE SLOW TO
MODERATE FOR LIGHT TO MOD
ERATE OFFERINGS AND MODERATE
TO GOOD DEMAND. LOINS 14-18 LB.
2.00- HIGHER; BOSTON BUTTS
1.00 LOWER; HAMS 1.50-3.75 HIGHER;
SDLS BELLIES UNEVEN, 12-16 LB.
2.00- HIGHER, 16-18 LB. 5.00
LOWER.
BELLIES - TOP 86.00, LOW 71.00.
"HAMS - TOP 89.75, LOW 88.00. LOINS -
14-18 LB. 214 LOADS 120.00-125.00; V 4
LOAD 18-22 LB. 122.00. B.BUTTS - 4-8
LB. 114 LOADS 84.00-88.00. S'RIBS -
FRSH. '/. LOAD 127.00.
PORK CUTOUT: US 1 82.12+182; US 2
79.84 +176; US 3 77.55 +171; US 4 75.27
+166.
St. Louis Cattle
National Stockyards
Thursday, August 13
Report supplied by USDA
Receipts This Week 2,200
Week Ago 1,700
Year Ago 2,500
COMPARED TO THE PREVIOUS
WEEK’S CLOSE, SLAUGHTER
STEERS AND HEIFERS 1.00-1.50
HIGHER. COWS MOSTLY 2.00 LOW
ER. BULLS FIRM TO 1.00 HIGHER.
SLAUGHTER SUPPLY MAINLY
CHOICE STEERS AND HEIFERS,
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SLAUGHTER STEERS: CHOICE 2-4,
MOSTLY 2-3 1050-1350 LBS.
64 50-66.00, MOSTLY 64.50-65.50;
900-1000 LBS 63.00-64 00. MIXED
GOOD AND CHOICE 2-3 925-1250 LBS.
62.50-65.00. GOOD 2-3 1000-1250 LBS,
61.00-62.50; 900-1000 LBS. 58.50-61.00.
MIXED GOOD AND CHOICE 2-3
1075-1500 LB. HOLSTEINS 54.00:58.00.
LOAD CHOICE 2-3 1500 LBS. 58.50
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS: CHOICE 2-4,
MOSTLY 2-3, 900-1125 LBS.
62.50-64.50, MOSTLY 62.50-64.00.
COUPLE LOADS 2-3 1100-1150 LBS.
65.00; 800-900 LBS. 59.00-61.00. MIXED
GOOD AND CHOICE 2-3 900-1075 LBS.
60 50-62.50. LOAD 2-3 900-1050 LBS.
58.00- 800-900 LBS. 55.00-58.00.
COWS: (CLOSING WEEK TERMI
NAL SALES) BREAKING UTILITY
AND COMMERCIAL 2-4 40.00-43.00.
CUTTER AND BONING UTILITY 1-2
43.00- HIGH-YIELDING CUTTER
AND BONING UTILITY 44.00-45.00.
CANNER AND LOW CUTTER 1-2
36 00-40.00. SHELLY CANNER 1-2
33 00-36.00.
BULLS: YG 1-2 1200-2300 LBS.
51.00-56.00. COUPLE YG 1 1650-1780
LBS. 57.00-57.50.
FEEDERS: FEW LOTS MEDIUM
AND LARGE FRAME 1 925-950 LBS.
63.00-65.00.
RECEIPTS AROUND 400 HEAD.
SLAUGHTER LAMBS STEADY COM
PARED WITH LAST WEDNESDAY’S
AUCTION. NOT ENOUGH SLAUGH
TER EWES FOR A TEST. FEEDER
LAMBS AND REPLACEMENT EWES
STEADY TO 1.00 HIGHER.
GRAIN & LIVESTOCK
HEDGING SERVICES
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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
1 More Evening Sale
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 Quarryville, 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
Quarryville to Cedar Hill Road to Little
Britain Road to Jackson Road, left.
Watch for sale arrows.
This Sale
25 Head Due Sept. 1 & 7
25 Head Due Sept. 7 & 21
Plus 15 York & Hamps Close
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, Erysiplas,
Rhinitis, E’Coli, Pasteueralla
Hand mated with Breeding Dates
Local, Truck Available
No Hogs Sold On Commission
JOHN B. STOLTZFUS
R.D. 1, Kirkwood, Pa.
Abe Diffenbach, Auctioneer AU22SL
NEXT SALE FRI., SEPTEMBER 25, 1:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY’S WEEKLY
SREEP AUCTION
7:30