Carlisle
State Graded
Feeder Pig Sale
Carlisle, Pa.
Fri., Feb. 12, 1988
RESULTS ON 1,444 PIGS TREND
COMPARED TO JANUARY’S STATE
GRADED SALE PIGS WERE 15 00 TO
30.00 HIGHER ALL PIGS WERE
WEIGHED ON ARRIVAL AND SOLD
BY THE HUNDREDWEIGHT
1&2 808 HD 74 HD 30-39 LBS
107 50-128 00, 207 HD 41-49 LB
105 00-126 00; 224 HD 50-59 LBS
105 00-113 00, 148 HD 61-68 LBS
87 00-116 00, 88 HD 71-79 LB
89 00-96.00; 67 HD 86-89 LB
74 00-88 00
US 2&3 170 HD 47 HD. 36-46 LBS
84 00-90.00, 111 HD 52-75 LBS
59 00-81 00, 12 HD 80-114 LBS
48 00-79 00.
US NO. 2’S 378 HD. 78 HD 30-39 LBS
103 00-115.00, 103 HD 41-49 LBS
85 00-107.00, 96 HD. 50-57 LBS
80 00-98 00, 39 HD 61-75 LBS
75.00-91.00, 59 HD 80-87 LBS
75 00-79 00; 3 HD. 91 LBS 66 00
LATE GUIS- 13 HD 32-65 LBS
50 00-65.00
UTILITIES 34 HD 25-43 LB
40 00-70 00.
AS IS. 41 HD. 37-88 LBS. 20 00-45 00
NEXT STATE GRADED SALE FRI
DAY, MARCH 11, 1988 (GRADING 7-30
UNTIL 11:30 AM)
Midwest Flashes
Thurs., Feb. 18, 1988
Indianapolis Hogs
HOGS. 700 - BARROWS & GILTS
MODERATELY ACTIVE, MOSTLY 50
LOWER
US 1-2 220-255 LB 46 50-47.00.
SOWS MODERATELY ACTIVE.
STEADY-2 00 LOWER. (12%).
US 1-3 425-700 LB. 36.00-40 00.
BOARS; NONE QUOTED
St. Louis Hogs
2500- BARROWS & GILTS FAIRLY
ACTIVE. 75-1 00 LOWER, INSTANCES
1 50 LOWER ON WEIGHTS UNDER 230
LB
US 1-3 230 270 LB 46 50-47 00,
MOSTLY 46 50 46 75, 220 230 LB
45 00-46 00, 200-220 LB 43 50 44 00
US 2-3 260 270 LB 46 50
SOWS 300-500 LB 100 I OWI'R,
OVLR 500 LB 1 50 LOW! R (ABOL I
10%)
IS 1 3 3IX) 5001 B 35 00 18 (X) OVLR
500 LB 34 50 36 50
BOARS OVI R 300 LB 37 00,
LAD! R 300 LB 16 (X) 36 50, MOSILY
16 50
Peoria Hogs
2400 - BARROWS & GILTS 1 AIRLY
ACIIVL. 75 1 (X) LOWLR
US 1 3 220-250 LB 46 50-47 (X), 220
111 AD 47 50, 200 220 LB 44 50 46 50
LS 2-3 240-260 LB 45 50 46 50
SOWS 50-1 50 LOWLR (13%)
US 1-2 325-400 LB 39 00 39 50
US 1 3 400 500 LB 36 50-37 00,
500-650 LB 35 50-36 50
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
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Graded Feeder Cattle Sale
Fri., Feb. 26 at 11:00 A.M.
Walter M. Dunlap and Sons
Lancaster Stockyards
Tel. (717) 397-5136
An Old Line Commission Firm Keeping Abreast
New Holland
Feeder Pigs
Lancaster, Pa.
Wednesday, February 17, 1988
Feeder Pigs'
Today
Last Wednesday
Last Year
TREND Compared to last Wednesday
feeder pigs uneven, mainly weak to 5 00
lower, although some sales US 1-2 fully
steady All pigs weighed on arrival and
sold by the hundred weight
GRADE HEAD WEIGHT PRICE US
1-2 9 32 132 00 77 40-42 120 00-126 00
238 42-49 106 00-111 00 115 50-53
100 00-10400 35 56 94 00 43 61 62
88 00-90 00.
US 2 11 20 156.00 58 27-39
116 00-124 00 189 40-60 81 00-98 00
US 2-3 84 40-49 57 00-74 00
SLAUGHTER 42 22-29 126.00-156 00
93 30-39 104.00-126 00 24 71-82
46 00-56 00.
Lancaster Hogs
Lancaster Stockyards
Sat., Feb. 13, 1988
Report supplied by auction
668 HD
US 1 220-250 LBS 49 00 51 25
US 1&2 200-255 LBS 48 00-48 75
US 1&3 205-255 LBS 47 00-47 85
US 2&4 210 250 LBS 46 00-46 85,
SOWS ALL WEIGHTS 31 25-34 50.
BOARS A FEW 220-270 LBS
38 00-38 50, OVER 300 LBS
29 00-29 50
New Holland Hogs
New Holland Sales Stables
New Holland, PA
Monday, Feb. 15, 1988
Report Supplied by Auction
855 HEAD
MARKET TREND. STEADY
WHOLESALE: 47 50-49 00
RETAIL 49 50-51.50
SOWS 33 00-35 00
BOARS 26 00-31 00
Peoria Hogs
Peoria, Illinois
Wednesday, February 17, 1988
FEDERAL-STATE MIDSESSION
AND CLOSE HOGS 2000 TRADING
MODERATE BARROWS AND GILTS
MOSTLY STEADY, INSTANCES US 1-3
220-250 LBS 47 50-48 00 100 HEAD
48 25 200-220 LBS 45 50-47 50 2 3
240-260 LBS 46 50-47 50 260 280 LBS
44 50-46 50 280-300 LBS 42 50-44 50
SOWS STEADY TO 50LOWLR 20%
US 1 2 325-400 LBS 39 50 40 00 1-3
400-500 LBS 38 00-38 50 500 650 1 BS
MOSILY 36 50, SOME 37 00
BOARS OVER 350 LBS 37 00 IO
MOSILY 3/50 UNDER 350 IBS
36 00-37 00
HOG 214
HB 46 50-48 25 HC 47 50 18 25 HE
47 50-48 25 HH 46 00 48 00 HI
47 50-48 00 HJ 47 50-48 00 UK
47 50-48 00 HQ 46 50-47 50 HR
45 50-46 50 HS 42 50-45 50 VV
39 50 40 00 WW 38 00-38 50 XX
36 50-37 00 YY 36 50-37 00 LL
37 00-37 50
GRAIN, CATTLE AND HOG
ORN
FRI. MON. TUES. WED. THUR.
201
207
211’/.
213’/.
217'/.
MAR 88
MAY
JULY
SEPT.
DEC.
SOYBEANS
1119
1128
749
FRI,
MAR 88 627'/.
MAY 636’/.
JUL 644’/.
AUG 648'/.
SEPT 643 1 /.
NOV 648’/.
JAN. 89 656
CHICAGO CATTLE
FRI. MON. TUES,
FEB 88 71 65
APR. 7175
JUNE 70 05
AUG. 67 50
OCT. 66.45
DEC. 66 72
ACRES CORN UPDATE:
Corn erased yesterday’s losses and
closed from 2-3/4 to 4-3/4 cents
higher. Late strength in the bean
complex touched off a buying
frenzy in com with December
touching a new contract high of
$2.20. Word of research into sud
den death syndrome and ideas that
India would lender overnight for
oil provided the impetus for beans
to break out and take com with
them. March closed up 3-1/2 cents
at $2.01-3/4. Generic certificate
activity was intense today with
many farmers participating in PIK
and Roll after yesterday’s 3+ cent
drop in the posted county prices.
ACRES SOYBEAN
UPDATE: Soybeans closed
sharply higher late in the session
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FUTURES MARKETS
(Dally closing bids: Monday, Feb. 12 through Thursday, Feb. IS)
198% 201% 200%
204% 209% 207%
208% 212% 211%
212% 215% 214%
215% 219% 219%
MON. TUES. WED. THUR.
620%
628%
637%
640
626%
642%
649%
633%
642%
650%
652
648
655
661%
WED.
47 57
45.30
48 35
48 40
47.27
42 55
FUTURES MARKET TRIMS
GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK
71 80
72 95
70 70
67 92
66 75
67 07
71 87
72 27
70 47
67 95
66 92
67.22
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WHEAT
MAR 88
MAY 334
JULY 331
SEPT. 334%
DEC. 345
SOYBEAN MEAL
MAR
MAY
JULY
AUG.
628%
638
645%
646
644
649%
656%
SEPT. 187 50
OCT. 189 00
DEC. 189 50
CHICAGO HOGS
FRI. MON,
THUR.
FEB 88 47.25
APR. 44 90
JUNE 48 07
JULY 48 07
AUG. 46 92
OCT. 42 57
71 27
71 45
69 22
66 62
65 55
66 12
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with buying featured on gains
made in soyoil. Gains were magni
fied by technicals with buy slops
hitting at different levels through
out the afternoon. Further support
came from word of research being
conducted on plant sudden death
syndrome. Reports that India
would tender tonight for vegetable
oils boosted prices throughout the
soy complex. November closed
12-1/4 cents higher at $6.55 while
the spot option gained 13 cents and
settled at $6.33-1/2.
ACRES WHEAT UPDATE:
Wheat futures closed from 1/4 to
3-1/4 cents lower this afternoon
and liquidation in the front month
set off selling in the back months.
Some buying was linked to last
Friday’s disappointing CCC auc-
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FRI. MON. TUES. WED. THUR.
332%
FRI. MON.
187 20
186 20
187 20
187 50
tion results, and strong weekly
export inspection figures. Further
selling was limited by late strength
in beans and com. March posted a
settlement of $3.27-3/4, down
3-1/4 cents.
ACRES CATTLE UPDATE:
Cattle futures closed mixed this
afternoon with April closing
sharply higher and setting a new
contract high near the close. Cash
connected heavy buying in the
April and June boosted prices.
Futures opened sharply lower with
losses attributed to yesterday’s
bearish 7-State Cattle on Feed
report, but started to reverse on
bull spreading and positioning in
front of Friday’s live cattle expira
tion. Ideas that beef prices would
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331 327’/. 321’/.
335 331’/. 327’/.
333 332 1 /. 330’/.
336’/. 336'/. 335
347’/. 347 345
TUES. WED. THUR
185 40 188 60 186 30
183 90 187.20 184 30
184 60 188 20 185 20
185 60 188 90 186 00
186 70 189 20 186 50
187.00 190 00 187 30
188 00 190 70 188 00
TUBS. WED. THUR.
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43 37
46 85
47 47
46 22
42 10
47.17
44 87
48 12
48 20
47 02
42 60
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