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Pennsylvania All-American
HARRISBURG (Dauphin)
Ideal Hyrondella, Squires Gretel,
Spar Hill Baguette, Vermount
Ragapple Charity, Jester Sleeping
Belmont Violet, and Guckian’s
Venus Molly.
Their names may fail to ring a
' Central U.S.
Carlot
Beef Report
Wed., June 29, 1988
Report supplied by USDA
CENTRAL U.S. CARLOT BEEF
REPORT (INCLUDES THE MAJOR
PRODUCTION AREAS IN THE MID
WEST, TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA) AS
OF 3:00 P.M.
COMPARED TO TUESDAY’S 3:00
P.M. REPORT, CHOICE 3 STEER CAR
CASSES $2.00 LOWER THAN LAST
TEST, HEIFER STEADY TO WEAK;
CHOICE 4 STEADY: SELECT $l.OO TO
$2.00 HIGHER. DEMAND LIGHT TO
MODERATE, MOVEMENT MOD
ERATE ON MODERATE SUPPLIES
AND OFFERINGS.
16 LOADS OF STEER CARCASSES
AND 21 LOADS OF HEIFER CARCAS
SES TRADED TO PACKER
PROCESSORS.
SALES REPORTED ON 64 LOADS OF
STEER AND HEIFER CARCASSES.
STEER CARCASSES:
(22 LOADS REPORTED)
FOB OMAHA BASIS
CHOICE 3
600-900# 2 LOADS RANGE 99.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT. 99.00.
CHOICE 4
600-900# 5 LOADS RANGE 88.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT. 88.00.
SELECT 1-3
600-900# 15 LOADS RANGE
88.00-89.00, LATEST ESTB. MKT. 89.00.
HOLSTEIN-TYPE
CHOICE 1-3
600-900# LATEST ESTB. MKT. 88.50
SELECT 1-3
600-900# LATEST ESTB. MKT. 83.50
HEIFER CARCASSES
(42 LOADS REPORTED)
FOB OMAHA BASIS
CHOICE 3
550-800# 7 LOADS RANGE
97.00-98.00, LATEST ESTB. MKT. 98.00.
500-550# 2 LOADS RANGE
94.00- LATEST ESTB. MKT.
94.00-
400-500# 1 LOAD RANGE
93.00- LATEST ESTB. MKT.
93.00-
CHOICE 4
500-800# 5 LOAD RANGE 88.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT 88 00
SELECT 1-3
550-800# 27 LDS. RANGE
87.00-88.00, LATESTESTB MKT 88 00
400-550# LATEST ESTB MKT. 80 00
STEER CARCASSES
bell with today’s readers, but in
September 1964 each made news
as the grand-champion cow in the
six dairy breed shows at the first
Pennsylvania All-American Dairy
Show at the Farm Show Complex
in Harrisburg.
FOB AMARILLO BASIS
(0 LOADS REPORTED)
CHOICE 4
600-900# LATEST ESTB. MKT. 88.00
HEIFER CARCASSES
FOB AMARILLO BASIS
(0 LOADS REPORTED)
CHOICE 4
500-800# LATEST ESTB. MKT 88.00
STEER AND HEIFER
PRIMAL CUTS
(0 LOADS REPORTED)
CHOICE 3
FOB OMAHA BASIS
HEIFER HINDS
120-165# LATESTESTB. MKT. 113.00
FRONT QUARTERS
135-210# LATEST ESTB. MKT. 84.00
COW AND BULL
CARCASSES
(10 LOADS REPORTED)
THIN TEST 2.00-4.00 HIGHER.
DEMAND MODERATE WITH SELL
ERS VERY BULLISH ON LIMITED
OFFERINGS.
FOB OMAHA
UT, BRK. 2-4
450 & UP 3 LDS. FOB OMAHA
73 00-75 00
UT, BNG 1-3
400 & UP 2 LDS FOB OMAHA 77 00,
FOB E.TX & OK 3 LDS. 78 00-79 00.
500 & UP UNQ., UNQ.
CUTTER 1-2
350 & UP 2 LDS. FOB OMAHA 84.00,
UNQ.
400 & UP FOB OMAHA UNQ, UNQ.
BULL 1-2
600 & UP FOB OMAHA UNQ.
BONELESS PROCESSING BEEF/
BEEF TRIMMINGS
(207 LOADS REPORTED)
FOB OMAHA BASIS
90% FRESH 29 LDS. 111.00-115.00, M
114, 19 LDS. 114.00-115 00, M 115.
90% FROZEN 4 LDS. 114 00-115 00,3
LDS 115 50-116 00
85% FRESH 7 LDS 103 00-105 00, 2
LDS. 105 00-106.00
85% FROZEN UNQ
75% FRESH 5 LDS 85.00-85.50, UNQ
65% FRESH 5 LDS 64 00-65 00.
50% FRESH 84 LDS 38.00-41 00.
50% FROZEN 49 LDS 44.00-44 50.
50% BOX UNQ.
**ABCDE AFTER QUOTES REPRE
SENTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL
MARKET TEST QUOTES ARE
DROPPED AFTER 5 DAYS OF NO IEST
OR BEFORE IF THEY NO LONGER
REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS »*
Adhering to its annual schedule,
the All-American will return to the
Farm Show for its 25th anniver
sary show Sept. 26-30. Exhibitors
and sponsors - including some
who have participated in each of
the 24 preceding expositions - are
completing plans for the special
celebration.
Committee members for this
year’s All-American were
appointed by Obie Snider of Imler,
president of the Pennsylvania
Dairy and Allied Industries Asso
ciation, one of the show’s
sponsors.
Snider told the committee at the
outset, “While the show long has
been recognized for the high qual
ity dairy animals shown here and
has been the scene of many
National Breed Shows year after
year, we want to make the 1988
show stand out as the best ever.”
In recent years the All-
American has attracted exhibitors
from as many as 30 states and
Canadian provinces, Snider said.
Fourteen states and provinces were
represented at the 1964 show.
The 1988 exposition has been
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fine-tuned for public appeal, an
innovation in itself since the previ
ous shows focused internally on
the dairy industry.
Recognizing the event’s educa
tional and entertainment potential,
the committee has added new
attractions and revamped some of
the standing ones to attract group
tours.
Adult groups and school child
ren, farm and city residents will
find many interesting activities,
Snider said. Admission to the
show and its events is free.
In addition to the outstanding
dairy cattle on exhibit and the
judging throughout the week, the
1988 All-American will feature
the following:
The Pennsylvania Junior
Dairy Show, spotlighting over 800
dairy animals that serve as projects
for the state’s young people.
The All-American Invita
tional Youth Dairy Cattle Judging
Contest, in which Future Farmers
of America, 4-H and college teams
from 20 states rate animals that
will compete in the open shows
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later in the week.
A Country Craft Show and
other craft demonstrations and
activities to be held during the
week on the Large Arena’s lower
concourse.
More than 50 dairy-related
commercial exhibits.
A cow-calf petting area for
children.
A mechanical cow depicting
the “feed-to-milk process,” an
entertaining, educational
attraction.
The “Home Built and Handy
Contest,” a new event.
Among other attractions will be
the 25th PAADS Recognition
Banquet and Dairy Shrine Awards
Banquet on Sept 28, which is
expected to draw 450 people,
according to Snider.
Information on tours and the
show itself can be obtained by con
tacting the Pennsylvania All-
American Dairy Show, c/o Charles
Itle, Shows Manager, Farm Show
Complex, 2301 N. Cameron St.,
Harrisburg, PA 17110-9408, or by
calling (717) 787-2905.
WAGON SIZE OPENINGS
12’ 23
16’ 29
20’ 35
24’ 39
30’ 47