Central UiS.
Carlot
Beef Report
April 5, 1989
Report supplied by USDA
CENTRAL U.S. CARLOT BEEF
REPORT (INCLUDES THE MAJOR
PRODUCTION AREAS IN THE MID
u/EST AND TEXAS) AS OF 3:00 P.M.
COMPARED TO TUESDAY’S 3:00
p M REPORT. CHOICE 3 STEER AND
HEIFER CARCASSES .50 TO $l.OO
LOWER. MOST DECLINE ON LIGHT
HEIFER; CHOICE 4 STEADY; OTHER
CARCASS TYPES NOT TESTED.
demand light, movement slow
ON LIGHT TO MODERATE SUPPLIES
*NO OFFERINGS.
5 LOADS OF STEER CARCASSES
AND 7 LOADS OF HEIFER CARCAS
SES TRADED TO PACKER
PROCESSORS.
SALES REPORTED ON 22 LOADS
OF STEER AND HEIFER CARCASSES.
STEER CARCASSES:
(8 LOADS REPORTED)
FOB OMAHA BASIS
CHOICE 3
600-900# 2 LDS. RANGE 114.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT. 114.00.
CHOICE 4
600-900# 6 LDS. RANGE 102.00,
LATEST ESTB, MKT. 102.00.
SELECT 1-3
600-900# LATEST ESTB. MKT.
108.00-110.00 A.
HOLSTEIN-TYPE
CHOICE 1-3
600-900# LATEST ESTB. MKT. UNQ.
SELECT 1-3
600-900# LATEST ESTB. MKT. UNQ.
HEIFER CARCASSES
(14 LOADS REPORTED)
FOB OMAHA BASIS
PROMISING
SIGNS „
OF PROSPERITY.
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' CHOICES
550-800# 7 LDS. RANGE
113.50-114.00, LATEST ESTB. MKT.
114,00.
500-550# 1 LD. RANGE 104.00. LAT
EST ESTB. MKT. 104.00.
400-500# 1 LD. RANGE 103.00, LAT
EST ESTB MKT. 103.00. 4
500-800# 5 LDS. RANGE 102.00,
LATEST ESTB. MKT. 102.00.
SELECT 1-3 1
SSO-800# LATEST ESTB. MKT.
108.00-110.00 A. I
400-550# LATEST ESTB. MKT. ONQ.
STEER CARCASSES
FOB AMARILLO BASIS V
(0 LOADS REPORTED)
CHOICE 4
600-900# LATEST ESTB. MKT.
102.00 D.
HEIFER CARCASSES 1
FOB AMARILLO BASIS
(0 LOADS REPORTED)
CHOICE 4
500-800# LATEST ESTB. tyKT.
102.00 D.
STEER AND HEIFER
PRIMAL CUTS
(0 LOADS REPORTED)
CHOICE 3
FOB OMAHA BASIS
HEIFER HINDS
120-165# LATEST ESTB. MKT. UNQ.
FRONT QUARTERS
135-210# LATEST ESTB. MKT. UNQ.
COW AND BULL
CARCASSES
(24 LOADS REPORTED)
BREAKING UTILITY $l.OO LOWER;
BONING UTILITY STEADY TO $l.OO
LOWER; CUTTER $2.00 TO $3.00
LOWER. DEMAND AND MOVEMENT
MODERATE TO HEAVY AT PRESENT
PRICE LEVELS 0N...
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For better staodability and higher yields.
Not every seed com can stand the test of our tough grow
ing season. But Agway 310 X and 588 X can because the/re
bred specifically for the soil, climate and growing conditions
in this region.
So when you see these Agway signs, you know you’re
looking at the promise of excellent standability and outstand
ing yield potential.
For a prosperous 1989 season, ask your Agway Farm Enter
prise Salesperson for the facts on these proven hybrids.
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450&UP FOB OMAHA 3 LDS. 73.00,
FOB E. XX & OK. UNQ.
UT, BNG. 1-3
FOB OMAHA 2 LDS
FOB E. TX & OK UNQ.
400&UP
77.00-78.50,
CUTTER 1-2
350 & UP FOB OMAHA 19 LDS.
90.00-91.00, FOB E. TX & OK UNQ.
BULLS 500/UP
YG 1 FOB OMAHA 103.00-106.00 A,
FOB E. TX & OK UNQ.
YG 1-3 FOB OMAHA UNQ., FOB E.
TX & OK UNQ.
BONELESS PROCESSING
BEEF/BEEF TRIMMINGS
(177 LOADS REPORTED)
FOB OMAHA BASIS
90% BONELESS LOWER; 85% A
75% STEADY TO WEAK; 65% FIRM
TO HIGHER. DEMAND, MOVEMENT
AND SUPPLIES MODERATE TO
HEAVY. 50% BEEF TRIMMINGS
FIRM.
90% FRESH FOB OMAHA 33 LDS.
120.00, FOB E. TX & OK 17 LDS.
120.50-121.00.
90% FROZEN FOB OMAHA UNQ.,
FOB E. TX & OK 8 LDS. 122.50-124.50.
85% FRESH FOB OMAHA 5 LDS.
111.50- FOB B. TX & OK 2 LDS.
113.50-
85% FROZEN FOB OMAHA UNQ.,
FOB E. TX & OK UNQ.
75% FRESH FOB OMAHA 2 LDS.
92.00-94.50, FOB E. TX & OK UNQ.
75% FROZEN FOB OMAHA UNQ.,
FOB E. TX & OK 93.50-94.00 E.
65% FRESH FOB OMAHA 10 LDS.
76.00, FOB E. TX & OK UNQ.
65% FROZEN FOB OMAHA UNQ,
FOB E, TX & OK UNQ.
50% FRESH FOB OMAHA 98 LDS.
56.50-58.50.
50% FROZEN FOB OMAHA 2 LDS.
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55.00.
50% BOXED FOB OMAHA UNQ.
‘•ABCDE AFTER QUOTES REPRE
SENTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL
MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARE
DROPPED AFTER 5 DAYS OF NO
TEST OR BEFORE IF THEY NO LON
GER REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS**
Oklahoma City
Feed Cattle Weekly
April 5, 1989
COMPARED WITH LAST WEEK’S
CLOSE—FEEDER STEERS UNDER 650
LB. AND HEIFERS UNDER 600 LB.
FIRM TO $2.00 HIGHER; HEAVIER
WEIGHTS $2.00-$3.00 LOWER. GOOD
DEMAND FOR STOCKERS; LIGHT
DEMAND FOR FEEDLOT WEIGHT
CATTLE IN AN UNEVEN TRADE.
FEEDER QUALITY ATTRACTIVE.
MANY THIN CATTLE AND CALVES
IN THE SUPPLY. PRICE DIFFEREN
TIAL BETWEEN THIN FLESH AND
MODERATE FLESH IS INCREASING
AS THE BEST DEMAND CENTERS ON
THIN FLESH FOR GRAZING. BULK
OFFERINGS 400-850 LB. STEERS AND
HEIFERS. SLAUGHTER COWS
$l.OO-52.00 LOWER. SLAUGHTER
BULLS Sl.oo-53.00 LOWER. CLOSING
COW AND BULL DEMAND LIGHT.
RECEIPTS THIS WEEK 12,500; LAST
WEEK 10,742; LAST YEAR 7,298. RUN
INCLUDED 70% YEARLING FEEDER
STEERS AND HEIFERS; 25% FEEDER
CALVES: 5% COWS AND BULLS.
BULK PRICE LEVELS FOLLOW:
FEEDER STEERS: MEDIUM &
LARGE FRAME 1, 300-425 LB.
$ 110.00-5119.25; 450-500 LB.
599.50-S107.00; 500-600 LB.
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$94.00-$ LOa.QO; ,600-j650
86.25-$92.25; 650-700 LB.
$BO.OO-$86.25; 700‘7*50 LB.
$75.50-81.00; 750-800 LB.
$74.00-$7 8.25; 800-900 LB.
$72.50-$76.50, 900-1000 LB.
$70.50-$74.00. HOLSTEINS; LARGE
FRAME 2,425-4 JO LB. $84.75-$87.50;
725-825 LB. $63.50-$67.75.
FEEDER HEIFERS; MEDIUM &
LARGE FRAME 1, 270 LB. $112.00,
300-400 LB. $102.00-$105.75; 400-425
LB. $94.50-$ 102.00; 425-500 LB.
$BB.OO-$94.50; 500-550 LB
$82.00-$93.00; 550-600 LB.
$80.25-$84.50; 600-650 LB. $77.25-
$81.00; 650-700 LB. $74.00-$78.00;
700-800 LB. $72.75-$76.00; 800-850 LB.
$70.00-$74.00.
SLAUGHTER COWS: CLOSING &
BULK PRICES-BREAKING UTILITY
AND COMMERCIAL 3-4 $45.50-$49.50,
HIGH DRESSING $48.25-$52.50, Y.G.
4-5 $43.50-$48.00. CUTTER AND BON
ING UTILITY 1-2 $47.00-$52.00, HIGH
DRESSING $51.00-$55.00. CANNER
AND LOW DRESSING CUTTER
$40.00-$47.00, LIGHT WEIGHT 650-850
LB. CANNER $38.00-$40.00.
SLAUGHTER BULLS: Y.G. 1.
1150-2200 LB. $57.00-$64.00, HIGH
DRESSING $64.00-$65.50. Y.G. 2-3
FLESHY & FAT $53.50-$57.00.
St. Louis Cattle,
Hogs
April 5, 1989
CATTLE AND CALVES; 50 ( SO
SLTR, 0 FDRS)
LIGHT SLAUGHTER SUPPLY CON
SISTS OF COWS. TRADING ACTIVE.
COWS STEADY.
SLAUGHTER CLASSES; COWS:
CUTT, UTIL, COMM BULK SALES HI
DRESS % LO-DRESS % BREAKING 2-4
42.00-
BONING 1-2 46.00-48.00 48.00-50.00
44.00- „„„
LOW TO AVERAGE CUTTER
43.00- DS
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“BOURBON SPRINGS^FARM
SPRING SALE
Saturday, April 22, 1989
7:00 p.m.
Leinbach’s Famf Market
(Route 11 approx. 1% miles North of
Shlppensburg).
, Guest Consl^n^or:^LEMMON
100 Project Pigs
for July and August Shows
Last year’s show winners Included:
Shlppensburg Fair - Grand Champion
FFA Market Hog; Fulton County Fair-
Grand Champion 4-H Champion Hog;
Adams County- 4-H/FFA Grand Champ
ion Market Hog; Centre County Grange
Falr-Jr. and Open Champion Duroc Gilt.
Auctioneer: Harry H. Bachman
(717) 867-1809
Auct. #AUOOOO33-L
Ken Ketterer, (717) 423-6250
Bruce Lemmon, (717) 423-6514
Food Stand at Sale Not Reaponsible For Accidents^