AlB-Lancastar Fanning. Saturday, April 23, 1988 Greencastle Livestock Grccncaetle, Pm. Thuraday, April 21 Report nipplled bj Auction CAIILE; 277. SI oowt .SO-1.50 higher; couple Choice 66.50-70.00; few Select 62.00- few Choice holtteim 64.50-68.85; few Select holtteim 58.10-61.75; 1 Choice heifer 66.50; few Sundad A Select holsteini 57.25-60.00; cowl Breaking Utility A Commercial 50.00- Cutter A Boning 49.50-53.75; Canner A Cutter 46.00-50.00; ihelli 41.00; ‘few YG1,1350-19901b. built 56.75-66.35. FEEDER CATTLE: Steen Few Med. 1, 350-850 lb. 68.00-87.50; built few Med. I. 300-565 lb. 64.50-84.00. CALVES: 320. Few Choice 103.00- few Good 89.00-100.00; .Standard A Good 70-95 lb. 90.00-99.00; hoL built 80-135 lb. 98.00-160.00; heifen 80-125 lb. 99.00-154.00. HOGS: 9. Lot 2-3,240 lb. 40.50; few US 1-3,360-650 lb. towt 30.25-34.00, I boar 29.75. FEEDER PIGS: 38. 1 lot US 1-3,35 lb. 30.00 per head. SHEEP 1. No market tett GOATS: 1. No maiket lest Central U.S. Carlo! Pork Report Tue., Apr. 20, 1988 Report nip plied by USDA CENTRAL U.S. CARLOT PORK REPORT FOB OMAHA BASIS INCLUDES MAJOR PRODUCTION AREAS IN MIDWEST AS OF 3:00 P.M. COMPARED TUESDAY’S 3:OOPM CLOSE: FRESH PORK LOINS 14-18# STEADY TO 3.00 HIGHER; BOSTON BUTTS MOSTLY 2.50-4.50 HIGHER; SKD HAMS GENERALLY STEADY TO 4.50 HIGHER. ADVANCE ON 20-26#; SDLS BELLIES GENERALLY STEADY. TRADE MODERATE TO ACTIVE FOR MODERATE TO GOOD DEMAND AND LIGHT TO MODERATE OFFERINGS. US #2 175 LB HOG CARCASS ADVANCED 1.07 TO $57.83 P/CWT. LOADS PORK CUTS 65.50. LOADS TRIM/PROCESS PORK 13.00. PORK CUTS OMAHA BASIS LOINS, REGULAR FRESH 14-18 LBS. 20.5 LDS. 90.00-95.00. 18-22 LBS. 1.0 LDS. 94.50. BNLS. CENTER CUT LOIN 0.5 LDS. 210.00. TENDERLOINS 2/BAG 0.5 LDS. 286.00. PICNICS 4-8 LBS. 0.5 LDS. 41.00. 8/UP LBS. 39.00 B. BOSTON BUTTS 4-8 LBS. 9.0 LDS. 58.5a63.50, M 60-61. SPARERIBS FRESH 1.5- LBS. 3.0 LDS. 128.00-134.00. 3.5- LBS. 0.5 LDS. 110.00. SPARERIBS FROZEN 1.5- LBS. 2.0 LDS. 132.00. 3.5- LBS. 110.00 B. LOIN BACKRIBS 1.5/DN. 1.0 LDS. 230.00. 1.75/DN 0.5 LDS. 225.00. 1.75-2.25, 0.5 LDS. 210.00. HAMS, SKINNED, FRESH 14-17 LBS. 2.0 LDS. 68.00. 17-20 LBS. 6 LDS. 61.25-64.00. 20-26 LBS. 8.0 LDS. 57.50-58.00. 32/UP 57.00-57.50 B. BELLIES, SDLS. SKIN ON, FRESH 10-12 LBS. 39.00 A. 12-14 LBS. 3.0 LDS. 41.00-44.00. 14-16 LBS. 3.0 LDS. 41.00-44.00. 16-18 LBS. 39.00 A. 18-20 LBS. 1.0 LDS. 37.00. 20-25 LBS. 3.0 LDS. 35.00-36.00. ATTENTION FARMERS: I'd like to invest Q $5OOO Q $25,000 □ $50,000 Q $-.000 in a tax-deferred SPDA. MONT financial services *. PORK TRIMMINGS/' BONELESS PROCESSING PORK (CHEMICAL LEAN) COMBO 42% FRESH 1.0 LDS. 27.00. BOXED FROZEN 28.00 E. COMBO 72% FRESH 4.0 LDS. 0.00-61.00. BOXED FROZEN 2.0 LDS. 60.50. BONELESS PICNIC MEAT COMBO 72% FRESH 6.0 LD. 61.00. BOXED 72% FROZEN 62.00 A. SHANK MEAT FROZEN 69.00 D. SKINNED JOWLS COMBO FRESH 19.00 A. BOXED FROZEN 19.00 D. CURED A PROCESSED MEATS HAMS, SMOKED, SKINNED, WATER ADDED 16-19 LBS. 78.00-110.00. 19-23 LBS. 70.00-104.00. PICNICS, SMOKED, WATER ADDED 4-7 LBS. 53.00-67.00. BACON, SLICED, VAC. PACK 1# PKG. 94.00-159.00. ABCDE AFTER QUOTES REPRE SENT DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARE DROPPED AFTER 5 DAYS OF NO TEST OR BEFORE IF THEY NO LONGER REFLECT CURRENT MARKET CONDITIONS. Indiana Livestock Homer City, Pm. Thursday, April 21 Report supplied by PDA CATTLE; 243. Steen .50, mostly 1.00 higher, cows active 3.00-4.00 higher; Choice steers 68.00-75.00; Select 65.50- few Standard 61.00-65.00; Choice heifers 66.00-73.00; Select 63.50- Standard 55.00-61.00; Cows Breaking Utility A Commercial 51.00- Cutter & Boning 48.00-53.00; Caraier & Cutter 41.00-48.00; shells down to 32.00; YG 1. 1400-2100 lb. bulls 58.00- FEEDER CATTLE; Steen Med. 1, 380-600 lb. 70.00-86.00; few 300-850 lb. 90.00; heifen Med. & Urge 1,350-550 lb. 65.00-76.00. CALVES: 117. Few G00d98.00-107.00; 90-120 lb. 82.00-96.00; 60-85 lb. 70.00- few Utility 50-70 lb. 40.00- hoi. bulls 90-120 lb. 112.00- beef cross bulls and heifen 90-110 lb. 100.00-125.00. HOGS 141..25-.50 higher 1-2,210-250 lb. 42.50-43.25; 1-3, 205-255 lb. 41.50-42.60; iowi 1-3, 350-600 lb. 34.00-38.00; 2-3,400-650 lb. 30.00-34.00. FEEDER PIGS: 39. US 1-3, 25-35 lb. 28.00-38.00; 40-50 lb. 38.00-45.00. SHEEP: 8. Smell lot High Choice 98 lb. 89.00.; few tL ewe. 13.00-16.00. GOATS: 2.1 Urge 41.00; 1 imell 16.00. Jersey Shore Livestock Market, Inc. Auction every Thunday at 4:00 p.m. Jereey Shore, Pa. Report supplied by Auction Thunday, Apr. 21, 1988 RETURN TO FARM CALVES 100.00- GOOD VEAL 95.00-110.00. COMMON VEAL 50.00-94.00. CHOICE & PRIME STEERS 71.00- GOOD STEERS 67.00-70.75. COMMON STEERS 55.00-66.00. COMMERCIAL COWS 49.00-55.00. CANNERS-CUTTERS 47.00-55.75. SHELLS 42.00-46.00. CHOICE HEIFERS 65.00-70.00. GOOD HEIFERS 62.00-66.00. COMMON HEIFERS 54.00-61.00. GOOD FEEDERS 70.00-90.00. COMMON FEEDERS 55.00-69.00. BULLS 57.00-65.00. GOOD HOGS 40.00-43.50. A Single Premium Deferred Annuity from MONY Financial Services give you * Tax-deferred interest • Competitive interest rates * Principal guaranteed against market loss * Full year guaranteed interest. And if that's not enough our SPDA doesn't have an upfront sales charge. Call MONY Financial Services now to find out our latest interest rates Donald L. Cromer 1794 Oregon PHw, Lancaatw (717) 569-5700 BRATTLEBORO, VT P- Pen-Col Decoration-ET, a young bull owned by Pen-Col Farms, Millville, PA, recently has been released for sampling through the Holstein Sire Development Ser vice (HSDS) program. Decoration’s outstanding pedi gree merits his enrollment in HSDS. His sire is Arlinda Rotate, a popular sire with a January 1988 proof of +1740M +79F +46P The “breakfast boom” set off in 1983 has sizzled to a stop. But while the boom period of increased breakfast traffic and sales is no longer on the upswing, business continues to be good. This was the gist of a several-part feature. “Get ting a Jump on Breakfast Trends,” in Restaurants & Institutions. ♦ In projecting future trends, the feature looks at two consumer groups: the babyboomers and the seniors. Then, an expert goes on to identify crucial factors in getting a share of the breakfast business. Factors include: how creative the industry can be in developing breakfast products, identifying the right market niche, takeout and delivery, and finding and keeping that rare and essential breakfast cook. * In fast foods, McDonald’s XL ■LrM Pennsylvania Owned Bull In HSDS SELL IT MOTH A LANCASTER FARMING CLASSIFIED j&jig mE* E3B |p) ■ WE VIA UPS • FEDERAL EXPRESS • TRUCK FRT. AIR FRT * BAH DELIVERY SERVICE Parts For: am HI David Brown SEHL $ g TRAILERS SUNFtOWK ("■rnrronj") +s23o and +923 TPI. Decoration’s dam, Pen-Col Jetson Decoration- ET, is a VG-85 Jetson daughter with 2-02 2X 305 D 23.000 M 3.8% 873 F. Her 7/87 Cls is +297. The next dam, Pen-Col Wayne Deena, has records to 32.226 M and 1328 F in 365 D and is classified VG. Semen will be distributed by Holstein Association consultants. Contact your Area Office at Good News For Eggs “power breakfast” is the buzz phrase. Power breakfasts, which probably started 11 years ago in New York, have spread bom coast to coast, gaining great acceptance with the “power” set. The movers and shakers have been sitting down to big breakfasts... making big business deals and spending big bucks for their bacon and eggs. Maryland Polled Hereford Association To Hold Field Day ation, who will speak on the Sire Summary and how to use it. Lunch will be provided by Tomsly Farms. Tomsly Farms is located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Take U.S. 50 east of the Bay to Easton, Maryland. Turn left on SR32B, proceed approximately 7 miles to Fox Rd. Turn right on Fox Road V 4 mile. All are invited. research shows that 53% of U.S. breakfasts are eaten out - half of them at McDonald’s. Since their Egg McMuffin came to breakfast in 1973, McDonald’s morning customer’s profile has grown from hard-hats and students to include business people. * In yet another area of interest. EASTON, MD The Mary land Polled Hereford Association will hold a Field Day on Saturday, May 14 at Tomsly Farms. Field Day activities will include door prizes and judging contests for youth, teams, and adults. Speakers will include Ken Harwell of the American Polled Hereford Associ- GROWTH WrWW OPPORTUNITY DAIRY FEED SALES Due to continued sales growth we now have a dairy feed sales opening in Lancaster County. This job involves working with dairymen to deve lop feeding and management programs. Applic ants should have a dairy science degree, an ag business degree, or equivalent experience in the feeding and management of dairy cows. Com pensation includes salary, bonus, company car and employee benefits package. To be considered for this career opportunity please submit your resume to Mr. Norm William son, Pennfield Corporation, P.O. Box 4366,711 Rohrerstown Road, Lancaster, Pa. 17604. *ssaasr 133 Rothsville Station Rd. • Lititz, PA 17543 Phone 717-626-4705 SHIP PARTS DAILY No Matter y * Where You Are— You’re Never Too Far! * And Much Morel 717/657-8800 for availability of Decoration. HSDS is the young sire proving program administered by the Hols tein Association. If you would like to receive pedigree portfolios on Decoration or any of the other HSDS Qualified Sires, write Hols tein Association, Animal Breeding Services, 1 Holstein Place, Brat tleboro, VT 05301 or call 802/254-4551. Mon.-Fri. - 7 AM - 5 PM Sat. - 7 AM - 11:30 AM Sun. Closed - Lord's Day Busy As A i Bee? Your Parts Are Just Q - A Phone Call Awayl
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