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New Holland Hogs
New Holland Sales Stables
New Holland, PA
Monday, Aug. 31, 1987
Federal State Market News Service
TODAY 1062
LAST MONDAY
LAST YEAR
TREND: COMPARED TO LAST
MONDAY BARROWS AND GILTS
1 00-1 50 LOWER, LATE SALES MOST
LY 1.50 LOWER.
BARROWS AND GILTS: US 1-2
210-250 LB. 58 00-59.50, FEW EARLY
59.50-60.00.
US 1: 210-250 LB. 60.50-61.50.
US 1-3:220-250 LB. 56.75-58.00, FEW
EARLY 58.00-58.50, 205-220 LB.
56.00-56.75.
New Holland
Feeder Pigs
New Holland, PA
Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1987
Report Supplied by Auction
TODAY
LAST WEDNESDAY
LAST YEAR
TREND; COMPARED TO LAST
WEDNESDAY FEEDER PIGS WEAK
TO 3.00 LOWER. ALL PIGS WEIGHED
ON ARRIVAL AND SOLD BY THE
HUNDRED WEIGHT.
US 1-2; 75 HD. 22-29 LBS.
138.00- 128 HD. 30-39 LBS
118.00- 54 HD. 31-34 LBS,
142.00- 295 HD. 40-49 LBS.
112.00- 68 HD. 40-42 LBS
132.00- 175 HD. 50-59 LBS.
106.00- 67 HD. 65-80 LBS.
86.00-
US 2: 34 HD. 54-58 LBS
100.00-105.00.
US 2-3: 80 HD. 21-29 LBS.
118.00-130.00; 23 HD. 37-38 LBS. 96.00;
78 HD. 40-49 LBS. 106.00-114.00; 20 HD.
51-53 LBS. 91.00-94.00.
Lancaster Hogs
Lancaster Stockyards
Sat, August 29, 1987
Report supplied by auction
1,368 HEAD.
US #1 215-250 LBS. 60.00-62.25; US
1&2 215-255 LBS. 58.00-59.50; US 1&3
210-255 LBS. 57.00-57.85; US 2&4
210-255 LBS. 56.00-56.85.
HOGS: 200-210 LBS. 55.00-57.00.
SOWS: 290-500 LBS. 42.00-48.25;
500-600 LBS. 4ZOO-47.25.
BOARS: UNDER 300 LBS
47.00-50.25; OVER 300 40.00-41.50
Indianapolis Hogs
600- BARROWS & GILTS MOD
ERATELY ACTIVE, STEADY TO
WEAK.
US 1-3: 215-250 LB. 59.50-60.00, 40
HEAD 60.25.
SOWS: MODERATELY ACTIVE.
STEADY, WEIGHTS OVER 600 LB. 1.00
HIGHER. (49b).
US 1-3: FEW 400-675 LB. 48.00-55.00.
BOARS: NOT QUOTED.
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
Graded Feeder Cattle Sale
Thurs. t Sept. 10 at 11:00 A.M.
Holiday Schedule
Closed Sat., Sept. 5, 1987
Open Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 7, 1987
Walter M. Dunlap and Sons
Lancaster Stockyards
I®l. (717) 397-5136
An Old Line Commission Firm Keeping Abreast
St. Louis Hogs
3000- BARROWS & GILTS ACTIVE,
230-260 LB. STEADY TO WEAK,
INSTANCES 25 LOWER, 200-230 LB
STEADY-50 LOWER.
US 1-3: 230-260 LB. 59 50-60.00,
260-270 LB. 59.00-59.25, 220-230 LB
59.00; 210-220 LB 58.50; 200-210 LB
57.50.
SOWS: ALL WEIGHTS STEADY-1.00
LOWER, FULL DECLINE ON WEIGHT-
S OVER 500 LB. (7%).
US 1-2: 300-400 LB. 50.00-51.00
US 1-3:400-500 LB. 49 00,500-600 LB
51.00-52.00; OVER 600 LB 53 00.
BOARS; OVER 300 LB 49 00,
UNDER 300 LB. 46.00
Peoria Hogs
Thursday, Sept. 3, 1987
FLASH HOGS: 2200 TRADING MOD
ERATE. BARROWS AND GILTS OPEN
ING STEADY TO WEAK. INSTANCES
.50 LOWER RECEIPTS MAINLY US 1-3
220-250 LBS.
1282
948
785
US 1-3 230-260 LBS. 59.00-60.00,
MOSTLY 59.50 100 HEAD 60.25.
SOWS: UNDER 500 LBS. FIRM TO .50
HIGHER; OVER 500 LBS. 1.50 LOWER
15% MANY SOWS UNSOLD AS OF 9:00
AM.
US 1-3 325-500 LBS. 50.50 500-650
LBS. 51.50-52.50.
Peoria Hogs
2200- BARROWS & GILTS MOD
ERATE, STEADY TO WEAK,
INSTANCES .50 LOWER.
' US 1-3: 230-260 LB. 59.00-60.00,
MOSTLY 59.50, 100 HEAD 60.25; FEW
210230 LB. 58.0059.50.
SOWS: UNDER 500 LB. FIRM-50
HIGHER: OVER 500 LB. 1.50 LOWER.
(15%).
US 1-3:325-500 LB. 50.50; 500-650 LB.
51.5052.50.
BOARS: UNDER 350 LB. 49.75;
250-350 LB. 47.00-48.50; UNDER 250
LB. 43.00-45.00.
PIGS
STATE GRADED SALE
FRI., SEPT. 11
1:30 P.M.
AT
Carlisle
LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC.
Exit 12 OH 1-81
(717) 249-4511 or
Evenings Jim, 249-2359
GRAIN, CATTLE AND HOG
FUTURES MARKETS
(Dally closing bids: Friday, Aug. 28 through Thursday, Sept. 3)
CORN
FRI. MON. TUES. WED. THURS.
SEPT. 160% 159 156% 158%
DEC.
169% 166% 165% 167% 176%
MAR 88 178% 176% 175% 177%
184% 181% 'lBO% 182% 184%
MAY
JULY
186% 183% 182% 184%
SOYBEANS
FRI. MON. TUES. WED. THURS,
SEPT. 510% 507% 508 511% 512%
507% 504% 504% 510% 511%
NOV.
JAN 88 514 510% 511% 516% 517%
520'/. 516'/. 516’/. 523 524
MAR.
MAY 525 521*/. 522 528 529 V.
JULY 525’/. 522’/. 524 529 531’/.
519 515’/. 517 520 527’/.
NOV.
CHICAGO CATTLE
FRI. MON. TUBS. WED. THURS.
OCT. 65.30 66.05 65.40 65.92 66.82
DEC.
66.20 67.05 66.62 67.27 67.67
FEB 88 66.65 67.40 67.12 67.70 67.95
APR.
68.00 68.60 68.42 68.87 69.00
67.45 68.15 68.17 68.60 68.72
FUTURES MARKET TRENDS
GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK
JUNE
ACRES CORN UPDATE:
Com futures settled higher near the
daily highs with a turnaround in
prices on a short covering rally.
Inflationary fears prompted by
higher foreign currencies and pre
cious metals markets provided
further support along with con
tinued light deliveries and ongoing
export hopes. The September
option gained 1-3/4 cents closing
at $1.58-1/2 and December gained
2-1/2 cents, closing at $1.67-3/4.
Generic certificate values have
begin to increase a$ the midwest
em harvest gets under way with
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WHEAT
SEPT,
DEC.
MAR 88
MAY
JULY
SOYBEAN MEAL
FRI. MON. TUES. WED. THURS,
SEPT. 162.10 159.90 159.20 162.20 167 75
OCT. 157 60 155 40 156.30 158 90 160 30
DEC.
JAN 88 155.00 153.30 154.00 156 80 158.00
MAR 154.50 155.10 154.10 156.50 157.20
MAY 154.00 152.90 154.20 156.00 157.20
JULY 153.70 152.90 154 10 155.20 156 00
CHICAGO HOGS
OCT. * 50.12 50.37 51.10 51.17 51.00
DEC.
FEB 88 46.30 46.57 46.95 46.70 47.00
APR.
JUNE 44.40 44.70 44.90 45.00 45.05
JULY
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buying spurred by ideas of
increased PIK and roll
opportunities.
ACRES SOYBEAN
UPDATE: Soybeans settled from
3-1/2 to 6-1/2 cents higher in a
buying spree initiated by outside
market and soybean meal strength.
The forecast for rain next week,
and thoughts of a delayed harvest
lent additional support as did talk
of favorable export prospects.
Meal prices surged on talk of pos
sible gaps in shipments from Bra
zil. The November option closed
up 6-1/2 cents today at $5.10-3/4.
in ihis
issue
Four Sections
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Big
820
826
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MON. TUES. WED. THURS.
274 276 278 274’/.
286’/. 288’/, 290 287’/.
290’/. 292’/. 294'/, 292’/.
282’/. 283 285 287'/,
272’/. 271’/. 273 282'/,
155.40 153.90 154.90 157.60 158.60
FRI. MON. TUBS. WED. THURS.
48.32 48.70 49.17 49.20 49.62
42.90 43.15 43.27 43.40 43.42
44.75 45.00 44.77 45.12 45.15
ACRES WHEAT UPDATE:
Wheat futures retained yesterday’s
strength and added from 1-3/4 to
2-1/4 cents to yesterday’s gains.
Buying today was tied to spillover
strength from the precious metals
and foreign currencies markets as
well as inflationary fears.
Advances early in the session were
fueled by higher Gulf basis levels
and rumors that Morocco had pur
chased 90,000 MT of soft red wint
er wheat under PL4BO.
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