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Work Horses, Driving
Horses & Mules
New Holland Sale* Stable*
New Holland, PA
Friday, Jaa. 6,1989
Report Supplied by Auction
356 HEAD.
TEN HEAD MULES, TN AND NC,
PRS. 2575.004450.00. S. 975.00-1700.00.
WORK HORSES VA, PRS.
1500.00- S. 800.00-1000.00.
TWO LD. WORK HORSES TN, PRS.
1975.00- S. 900.00-1000.00.
VA WORK. PRS. 1725.00-3000.00.
MICHIGAN WORK. PRS.
1450.00- SINGLES
625.00-
IL WORK, PRS. 1350.00-1750.00; VA
WORK, PRS. 1000.00-1475.00.
DRIVING: PA 800.00-1575.00; OH
450.00- NJ 475.00-800.00; KY
510.00- IL 710.00-1025.00; PA
700.00-
LOCAL DRIVING 450.00-825.00.
LOCAL WORK. PRS.
1425.00- SINGLES
560.00-
LOCAL MULES, PRS.
1600.00- SINGLES
485.00-
Morrisons Cove
Livestock
Marti nxburg, Pa.
Monday, Jan. 9,1988
Report aupplied by auction
CATTLE: 146. STEERS: H. CHOICE
& PRIME 70.00-72.75; CHOICE
67.00- GOOD 64.00-66.75; STAN
DARD 54.00-61.75. HEIFERS: CHOICE
66.00- GOOD 58.00-63.75. COWS:
UTILITY & COMMERCIAL
48.00- CUTTERS 46.00-47.75;
CANNER & LOW CUTTER 40.25-46.75.
BULLOCKS: GOOD ft CHOICE
61.00- BULLS: YIELD GRADE
NO. 1 57.00-62.25. FEEDER CATTLE:
STEERS GOOD 68.00-76.50; STAN
DARD 59.00-65.75; BULLS GOOD
62.00- STANDARD 56.00-60.50;
HEIFERS GOOD 61.00-69.50; STAN
DARD 52.0060.00.
CALVES: 284. VEALERS PRIME
110.00131.00; CHOICE 106.00109.50;
GOOD 92.00101.00; STANDARD ft
GOOD 75.00-88.50; 90-110 LBS.
72.0084.50; 65-90 LBS. 68.0078.50;
HOLSTEIN BULLS 90-130 LBS.
110.00-142.50; HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
90130 LBS. 85.00108.00.
HOGS: 96. BARROWS ft GILTS US
1-2 44.0044.50; US NO. 1-3 42.5043.75.
SOWS: US NO. 1-3 28.0036.50;
BOARS 26.0033.00.
FEEDER PIGS 38. US NO. 1-3 2035
LBS. 15.5021.50 PER HEAD. NO. 1-3
35-50 LBS. 24.0032.00 PER HEAD.
SHEEP 12. SLAUGHTER LAMBS
CHOICE 72.00-74.50; GOOD
68.0071.50; SL. EWES 18.00-27.50;
GOATS 18.0064.00 PER HD.
15 LOADS OF HAY $51.00 TO
$135.00 PER TON; 4 LOADS OF
STRAW $72.00 TO $79.00 PER TON.
Grantsville Livestock
Granlsville, Maryland
Saturday, Jan. 7, 1988
HOGS: TOP BARROWS & GILTS
43.50-45.00; HEAVY BUTCHER
41.00- LIGHT BUTCHER
30.00- BUTCHER SOWS
25.00- FEEDER SHOATS
8.00-
VEAL: GOOD 80.00-90.00; STAN
DARD 70.00-75.00; UTILITY
60.00- HEAVY BULL CALVES
1.00-
SHEEP & LAMBS: GOOD
70.00-77.00; UTILITY 60.00-65.00;
SLAUGHTER EWES 2000*30.00.
SLAUGHTER CATTLE: STEERS:
GOOD 68.00-70.50; STANDARD
60.00-64.00; UTILITY 54.00-58.00.
HEIFERS: GOOD NONE AVAIL
ABLE; STANDARD 58.00-62.00; UTILI
TY 50.00-55.00.
COWS; COMMERCIAL 42.00-48.50;
UTILITY4O.OO-41.00; CANNER* CUT
TER 34.00-DOWN.
BULLS: COMMERCIAL & GOOD
58.00- CUTTER & UTILITY
50.00-
STOCK-FEEDER CATTLE: GOOD
75.00-85.00; MEDIUM 60.00-70.00.
STEER CALVES: GOOD 80.00-93.00;
MEDIUM 62.00-75.00.
HEIFER CALVES: GOOD
70.00-84.00; MEDIUM 58.00-64.00.
Central U.S.
Carlot
Beef Report
Wed., Jan. 11, 1989
Report nipplied 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. STEER AND HEIFER
CARCASSES $l.OO TO MOSTLY $2.00
HIGHER. DEMAND GENERALLY
MODERATE, MOVEMENT MOD
ERATE ON LIGHT TO VERY LIGHT
OFFERINGS.
10 LOADS OF STEER CARCASSES
AND 12 LOADS OF HEIFER CARCAS
SES TRADED TO PACKER
PROCESSORS.
SALES REPORTED ON 37 LOADS
OF STEER AND HEIFER CARCASSES.
STEER CARCASSES:
(17 LOADS REPORTED)
FOB OMAHA BASIS
CHOICE 3
600-900* 2 LDS. RANGE 108.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT. 108.00.
CHOICE 4
600-900# 9 LOADS RANGE
94.00-96.00. LATEST ESTB. MKT.
96.00.
SELECT 1-3
600-900* 4 LOADS RANGE
100.00-101.00, LATEST ESTB. MKT.
101.00.
HOLSTEIN-TYPE
CHOICE 1-3
600-900* 1 LOAD RANGE 100.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT. 100.00.
SELECT i-3
600-900# 1 LOAD RANGE 92.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT. 92.00.
HEIFER CARCASSES
(20 LOADS REPORTED)
FOB OMAHA BASIS
CHOICE 3
550-800* 4 LDS. RANGE 108.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT. 108.00.
500-550# LATEST ESTB. MKT. UNQ.
400-500# LATEST ESTB. MKT. UNQ.
CHOICE 4
500-800# 9 LDS. RANGE 94.00-96.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT. 96.00.
SELECT 1-3
550-800# 7 LDS. RANGE
100.00-101.00. LATEST ESTB. MKT.
101.00.
400-550# LATEST ESTB. MKT. 92.00
A.
STEER CARCASSES
FOB AMARILLO BASIS
(0 LOADS REPORTED)
CHOICE 4
600-900# LATEST ESTB. MKT. UNQ.
HEIFER CARCASSES
FOB AMARILLO BASIS
(0 LOADS REPORTED)
Family Honored
Famtog, SMUMiy, Jmany 1
CHOICE 4
LATEST BSTB. MKT. UNQ.
STEER AND HEIFER
PRIMAL CUTS
(0 LOADS REPORTED)
CHOICES
FOB OMAHA BASIS
HEIFER HINDS
120-165# LATEST ESTB. MKT.
120.00 C.
FRONT QUARTERS
135-210# LATEST ESTB. MKT. 98.00
COW AND BULL
CARCASSES
(26 LOADS REPORTED)
BONING UTILITY CARCASS $2.00
HIGHER: CUTTER CARCASS STEADY
TO MOSTLY $2.50 HIGHER; BULL
CARCASS $l.OO TO $2.00 HIGHER;
OTHER CARCASS TYPES NOT
ESTABLISH. DEMAND AND MOVE
MENT MODERATE ON LIGHT TO
MODERATE OFFERINGS AMD
SUPPLIES.
450 & UP FOB OMAHA 76.00-78.00
A; FOB E.TX & OK UNQ.
400 & UP FOB OMAHA 1 LD. 82.00;
FOB E.TX & OK 2 LDS. 81.00.
350 i UP 19 LDS. FOB OMAHA
89.00-92.00, M 92.50; FOB E.TX & OK
92.00.
BULL 1-2
500/UP
YG 1 103.00; FOB F..TX & OK 2 LDS
102.00.
YG 1-3 FOB OMAHA UNQ; FOB
E.TX & OK UNQ.
BONELESS PROCESSING BEEF/
BEEF TRIMMINGS
(136 LOADS REPORTED)
90% FRESH 5 LDS. FOB OMAHA
120.50- FOB E.TX & OK 27 LDS.
122.50-
90% FROZEN FOB OMAHA 1 LD.
120.00; FOB E.TX & OK 12 LOS.
120.50-121.00.
85% FRESH 5 LDS. FOB OMAHA
111.50- FOB E.TX & OK 2 LDS.
112.50-
85% FROZEN FOB OMAHA UNQ,
FOB E.TX & OK UNQ.
75% FRESH OMAHA 89.00 B; FOB
E.TX & OK UNQ.
75% FROZEN FOB OMAHA UNQ;
FOB E.TX & OK UNQ.
65% FRESH FOB OMAHA 68.50 A;
FOB E.TX & OK 2 LDS. 69.00 E.
65% FROZEN FOB OMAHA 69.00 E;
FOB E.TX & OK UNQ.
50% FRESH 73 LDS. FOB OMAHA
43.00-45.00.
50% FROZEN 10 LDS. FOB OMAHA
47.0(M8.00.
50% BOXED 1 LD. FOB OMAHA
47.00.
BULL 92-94 FOB OMAHA 132.50 A.
♦♦ABODE AFTER QUOTES REPRE
SENTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL
MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARE
DROPPED AFTER 5 DAYS OF NO
TEST OR BEFORE IF THEY NO LONG
ER REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS. ♦♦
Local Dairy
LOUISVILLE. KY Kevin
and Robin Martin, dairy farmers
from Oxford, Pa., were among
representatives of seven Dairy
men, Inc. divisions participating
in the Outstanding Young Dairy
men Program during Dairymen’s
20th Annual Meeting, Dec. 8-9 in
Louisville, Ky.
Selected as the cooperative’s
overall Outstanding Young Dairy
men were David and Linda Cox,
representing the Old Dominion
Division.
Dairymen, Inc. is a regional
milk and dairy products marketing
cooperative headquartered in
Louisville, Ky. and is owned by
more than 5,500 member-farmers
in 17 mid-Atlantic, southeastern
and midwestem states.
The co-op’s Young Dairymen
organization, with over 1,700
active members between the ages
of 18 and 35, allows dairy farmers
to gain a better understanding of
their cooperative through a variety
of programs, and helps them grow
and learn more about problem
solving and decision-making on
the farm.
The Martins, who represent the
cooperative’s Middle Atlantic
Division, milk 52 Holstein cows at
their Chester County farm.
I, 19W-Al9
UT, BRK. 2-4
UT, BNG 1-3
CUTTER 1-2