A6-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 4, 1988
National Grain
Market
St. Joseph, Mo.
Wed., June 1, 1988
CASH GRAIN AND SOYBEANS
CLOSED MIXED. BENEFICIAL RAIN
IN HARD RED WINTER WHEAT BELT
AREAS ALLEVIATED DRY CONDI
TIONS, PRESSURING PRICES LOWER.
HOWEVF p IN SOFT RED WINTER
AND SC .AN AREAS, DRY CONDI
TION c ERSISTED AND FUTURE
WERE STRONG. GULF
DEMAND MIXED, BEST INTEREST
FOR SOYBEANS.
IN THE UNITED STATES, WINTER
WHEAT WAS 74 PERCENT HEADED.
HARVEST GAINED MOMENTUM IN
THE SOUTHEAST WINTER WHEAT
CONDITION VAIRED ACROSS THE
NATION CROP CONDITION WAS
MOSTLY GOOD TO FAIR IN THE
CORN BELT AND SOUTHEAST
DESPITE SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITA
TION, THE CROP REMAINED MOST
LY FAIR IN THE NORTHERN AND
CENTRAL GREAT PLAINS IN KAN
SAS, WIDESPREAD RAIN WAS GOOD
FOR WHEAT BUT WAS TOO LIGHT
AND TOO LATE FOR SOME DRY
LAND FIELDS IN WESTERN AREAS A
FEW FIELDS NEARED MATURITY IN
SOUTHER KANSAS. CORN WAS
imonpay!
EARLY BIRD HOG SALE
7:30 AM
For Your Protection Your Hogs Must
Be Identified
10;00 AM
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MOSTLY GOOD TO FAIR IN MOST
AREAS OF THE NATION. DRYNESS
CAUSED CONDITION TO REGISTER
FAIR TO GOOD IN SOME CORN BELT
STATES. CORN PLANTING NEARED
COMPLETION IN KANSAS. MINOR
REPLANTING WAS NECESSARY FOL
LOWING RAINS. EMERGENCE WAS
GOOD AND MOISTURE WAS SUFFI
CIENT FOR EARLY GROWTH. SOY
BEANS WERE 74 PERCENT SEEDED
AND APPROACHED COMPLETION IN
THE CORN BELT.
IN THE U.S.S.R., TIMELY RAINS
OVER THE WESTERN AND SOUTH
ERN UKRAIN AND THE NORTH CAU
CASUS BENEFIT WINTER GRAINS
ENTERING THE REPRODUCTIVE
PHASE OF DEVELOPMENT. IN THE
NEW LANDS, SPRING GRAIN PLANT
ING PROGRESSES WITH MINIMAL
DELAYS, BUT UNUSUALLY COOL
WEATHER SLOWS CROP
EMERGENCE AND EARLY GROWTH.
IN SOUTH AMERICA, WETNESS PER
SISTS IN SOUTH-CENTRAL BRAZIL
DRY, COOL WEATHER CONTINUES
OVER ARGENTINA'S CROP AREAS,
EXTENDING INTO EXTREME SOUTH
ERN BRAZIL.
EXPORT NEWS: THE JAPANESE
FOOD AGENCY OVERNIGHT
BOUGHT 76,100 TONNES OF HARD
RED WINTER WHEAT AND 18,000
HAY
STRAW
GRAIN
1:30 PM
BEEF SALE
CALF, SHEEP,
GOATS
Market your livestock thru New Holland Sales, your neighbor does
Pick-up your check before you leave
TONNES U.S. WHITE WHEAT FOR
JULY SHIPMENT. NORTH YEMEN
TODAY WAS TARGETED FOR
ANOTHER 100,000 TONNES OF U.S.
WHEAT UNDER EBP. THE PHILIP
PINES WILL TENDER UNDER
EXPORT BONUS ON 125,000 TONNES
OF NORTHERN/DARK NORTHERN
SPRING WHEAT AND 50,000 OF
WESTERN WHITE WHEAT. SOUTH
KOREA’S NATIONAL LIVESTOCK
COOPERATIVES FEDERATION WILL
TENDER THURSDAY FOR 150,000
TONNES OF U.S. NO. 3 YELLOW
CORN. 15.0 PCT MOISTURE, FOR
AUG-OCT SHIPMENT. TUNISIA WILL
TENDER THURSDAY FOR 55,000 TON
NES OF U.S. NO. 2 YELLOW CORN
UNDER PL4BO FOR JUNE-AUG SHIP
MENT. EGYPT BOUGHT 200,000 TON
NES OF OPTIONAL-ORIGIN CORN
FOR JUN/JULY SHIPMENT.
DATE CHANGE YEAR AGO 06/01/88
05/31/88 06,4)3/87 WHEAT: KANSAS
CITY 3.38-3.41 NC-DN 1 2.70-2.74 MIN
NEAPOLIS 3.55 1/2 DN 5 3.05 PORT
LAND 3.48-3.52 DN 4-2 2.91-2.93 ST.
LOUIS 3.33-3.36 DN 4 2.67-2.70.
CORN. U.S. NO. 2 YELLOW; KAN
SAS CITY 2.15-2.17 DN 3-4 1.85-1.90
MINNEAPOLIS 2.04 3/4 DN 3 1/2 1.80
3/4 SO. lOWA 2.10-2.13 DN 3 1.87-1.89
OMAHA 2 01-2.03 DN 3-4 1.
78-1.80.
SOYBEANS, NO. 1 YELLOW: KAN
SAS CITY 7.75-7.82 UP 4 5.62-5.65 MIN
NEAPOLIS 7.713/4 UP 5 3/4 5.56 1/4 SO.
lOWA 7.77-7.82 UP 10-8 5 62-5.63 C.
ILL. PROCESSORS 7.90-7.94 UP 4
HOSTETTER PORK
, Wanted To Buy
Cri PP ,ed and
Vgj Disabled Sows
4 and g oars
Hogs Slaughtered For
Federal Inspection
PHONE 717-274-7609
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HEIFERS, BULLS
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, Inc.
12 Miles East of Lancaster
on Route 23, New Holland, Penna
The Action Auction
717-354-4341
Mgr. - Abe Diffenbach - 717-393-4464
Norman Kolb - 717-397-5538
Field Representatives
Alan Diffenbach 717-354-3297
Luke Eberly 215-267-6608 - 738-1865
WEDNESDAY - 1:30 P.M.
FEEDER PIG SALE
We endeavor to keep our barns cleaner
than yours. State graded until 12 Noon
Some markets not covered by
PDA or USDA due to holiday
5.156-5.72 1/2
♦KANSAS CITY. US NO. 1 HARD RED
WINTER WHEAT, ORDINARY PRO
TEIN. MINNEAPOLIS. US NO. 1 DARK
NORTHERN SPRING WHEAT, 14%
PROTEIN. PORTLAND, NO. 2 SOFT
WHITE WHEAT. ST. LOUIS, NO. 2
SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT.
FUTURES CLOSE: KANSAS CITY
(JUL) WHEAT 3.42 DN 1 2.70 1/2.
MINNEAPOLIS (JUL) WHEAT 3.39
1/2 DN 2 2.67.
CHICAGO (JUL) WHEAT 3.47 3/4 DN
3 3/4 2.72 1/4.
(JUL) CORN 2.20 3/4 DN 3 1/21.89 3/4.
(JUL) SOYBEANS 8.01 3/4 UP 3 3/4
5.62 1/4.
EXPORT: BARGE OR RAIL. PORT
OF NEW ORLEANS OR NORTH TEXAS
GULF. NO.l HARD RED WINTER
WHEAT ORDINARY PROTEIN 3.74 NC
2.981/2-3.021/2 NO 2 SOFT RED WINT
ER WHEAT 3.56-3.63 DN 6-3 2.85-2.92
N 0.2 YELLOW CORN 2.33-2.35 DN 1-3
2.08-2.09 N 0.2 YELLOW SORGHUM
RAIL 3.93 DN 5 BARGE 4.00 DN 4 3.51
N 0.2 YELLOW SOYBEANS 8.02-8.05
UP 7-6 5.86-5.87.
BULLS -
r \ SHEEP
GOATS
Green Dragon Hay
Ephrata, Pa.
Friday, May 27, 1988
Report Supplied by Auction
TOTAL LOADS: 84.
ALFALFA: 75.00-150.00
MIXED HAY: 65.00-165.00.
TIMOTHY: 60.00-90.00.
BROME GRASS; 70.00.
OATS; 2 AT 2.25 AND 2.45.
EAR CORN: 67.00-90.00.
STRAW: 56.00-95.00.
Good’s Hay
Leola, Pa.
Wed., June 1, 1988
Report Supplied by Auction
TOTAL LOADS: 45.
ALFALFA: 65.00-148.00.
MIXED HAY: 47.00-130.00.
TIMOTHY: 111.00-123.00.
ORCHARD GRASS; 45.00-53.00.
CLOVER; 40.00.
EAR CORN: 72.00-99.00.
MULCH HAY: 22.00.
STRAW: 77.00-90.00.
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Lancaster, PA 17603
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