Carlisle Livestock
Market
Carlisle, Pa.
Tuesday, April 11, 1989
CATTLE: STEERS GOOD TO LOW
CHOICE 66.25-70.25.
HOLSTEINS: GOOD TO CHOICE
62.75-69.00; MEDIUM 54.00-59.85.
HEIFERS: GOOD 62.00-65.85;
MEDIUM TO GOOD HOLSTEINS TO
59 00.
COWS: STEADY. HIGH YIELD
50 50-52.85; GOOD 47.25-50.25;
MEDIUM 45.00-49.00; BIG MIDDLE
44.00-47.50; SHELLY 44.00 AND
DOWN.
FAT BULLS: MEDIUM 52.25-56.50.
FEEDER CATTLE: LARGE RUN
WITH GOOD DEMAND! NEXT SPE
CIAL FEEDER CATTLE SALE TUES
DAY, APRIL 25, 7: 30 P.M.
STEERS: 300-550 LBS. CHOICE
87.00- GOOD 80.00-86.00;
MEDIUM 73.00-79.00.
STEERS: 600-850 LBS., MOSTLY
HOLSTEINS OFFERED: GOOD
79 00-83.00; MEDIUM 68.00-76.00.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 96.00-105.00;
GOOD 82.00-93.00; MEDIUM
64.75-
BULLS: ALL WEIGHTS, CHOICE
82.00- GOOD 73.00-81.00;
MEDIUM 53.50-64.00.
VEAL CALVES: STRONG DEMAND,
CHOICE 105.00-116.00; GOOD
93.00- MEDIUM 82.00-92.00;
FEW LIGHT/WEAK 80.00 AND DOWN;
FARM BULLS 130.00-171.00.
HOGS: US#l AND 3 210-160 LBS.
37.00- OVER 270 LBS.
34.00- UNDER 210 LBS.
30.75- 2 AND 3 36.35-36.85.
SOWS; OVER 450 LBS. 30.00-31.25;
UNDER 450 LBS. 30.50-32.00; 2 AND 3
22.00-
BOARS: 23.00-29.50.
GroiPak. .
With Bovatec
FEEDER PIGS: BY THE HEAD, 20-30
LBS. 20.00-25.00; 35-40 LBS.
28.00-31.00.
SHEEP: LAMBS ACTIVE! SPECIAL
GREEK EASTER SALE FRIDAY, APRIL
21, 5 P.M. CHOICE 30-70 LBS.
100.00- GOOD 75-110 LBS.
81.00- MEDIUM 79.00 AND
DOWN; EWES 16.00-24.00.
GOATS: SMALL AND MEDIUM
10.00-
NOTE: SALE EVERY TUESDAY
EVE, 5:30 P.M. RABBITS, POULTRY
AND EGGS; 7 P.M. LIVESTOCK.
Eighty-Four Livestock
Auction
Eighty-Four, Pa.
Monday, April 10, 1989
Report Supplied by PDA
CATTLE 333...PDA...Compared with
last Monday’s market; Slaughter cows
weak to 68.00-71.50, Standard
60.00- Few Standard si. heifers
55.00- Utility 49.00-54.00. Breaking
Utility & Commercial si. cows
46.00- couple 52.25, Cutter & Bon.
Utility 44.50-48.50, Canner & low Cutter
36.00- Shells down to 22.00. Yield
Grade No. 1, 1100/1800 lbs. si. bulls
55.50-66.25, No. 2, 950/1400 lbs.
45.00- Feeder Cattle: Medium
Frame No. 1, 350/500 lbs. steers
80.00- 250/300 lbs. up to 100.00.
Medium Frame No. 1,400/600 lbs. heifers
65.00- Medium Frame No. 1,
400/700 lbs. bulls 70.00-84.00.
CALVES 171... Few Choice vealers
106.00- Good 90.00-105.00, Stan
dard & Good 90/120’ lbs. 75.00-85.00,
60/85 lbs. 66.00-78.00, Utility 45/65 lbs.
40.00- Famt Calves; Holstein bulls
90/125 lbs. 95.00-159.00. Beef cross bulls
& heifers 80/120 lbs. 85.00-145.00.
HOGS 191...Bam>wt and gilts .50 to $1
lower. US No. 1-3 225/250 lbs.
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Call your Agway Farm Enterprise
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for more information.
Working for people who work the land
35.50-36.10,1-3 200/270 Ibi. 34X10-35.00.
2-3 225/290 lbs. 33.00-34.10. US No. 1-3
325/600 lbs. sows 28.00-30.50, 2-3
300/680 lbs. 25.00-28, few down to 22.00.
Boars 24.00-26.00.
FEEDER PIGS 25... US No. 1-3 30/40
lbs. feeder pigs 20.00-26.00, small lot 86
lbs. 37.00 per head.
SHEEP 95... High Choice & Prime 45/60
lbs. spring slaughter lambs 100.00-105.00,
70/85 lbs. 90.00-95.00, 97/108 lbs.
83.00- Choice 30/35 lbs.
103.00- Few Slaughter sheep
18.00-
GOATS 16... Large 50.00-66.00, few
Small 30.00-40.00 all per head.
New Wilmington
Livestock Auction
N. Wilmington, Pa.
Monday, April 10, 1989
Report Supplied by PDA
CATTLE 298...PDA...Comparcd with
last Monday’s market: Slaughtetcows .50
to $1.50 lower. Couple Choice si. steers
75.00, few Select 68.00-71.00, few Stan
dard 59.00-65.75. One Choice si. heifer
71.75, few Select 63.00-66.25, few
825/890 lbs. 60.25-62.50, couple holsteins
60660.75, few Standard 52.50-58, few
Utility 48-50.25. Breaking Utility & Com
mercial si. cows 45.50-48.50., couple
S0.00&51, few high yielding 53.00-56,
low yielding down to 40.00, Cutter & Bon
ing Utility 44.00-49, Canner i Low Cutter
37.50- Shells down to 29.50. Few
Standard si. bullocks 59.00-59.25. Few
Yield Grade No. 1,1175/1805 lbs. sL bulls
56.00- Feeder Cattle: Med. & Large
Frame No. 1, 500/750 lbs. steers
69.50- Med. & Large Frame #l,
300/540 lbs. heifers 68.00-79.00, Medium
1-2, 500/700 lbs. 52.00-67.00. Medium
Frame No. 1, 500/785 lbs. bolls
55.00-
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CALVES 263... Few Choice vealers
97.00- few Good 83.00-90.00,
Standard & Good 90/120 lbs. 80.00-89.00,
65/85 lbs. 69.00-80.00, Utility 45/65 lbs.
30.00- Farm Calves: Hoi. Bulls
85/135 lbs. 99.00-160, some down to
83.00, Hoi. Heifers 85/130 lbs.
87.50-117.50. Beef cross bulls & heifers
75/130 lbs. 79.00-130.00.
HOGS 656...8arr0ws and gilts .50 to $1
lower. US No. 1-2 230/260 lbs.
35.50-36.00, lot 36.50, 1-3 205/265 lbs.
34.00- few 2-3 260/280 lbs.
32.00- 1-3 195/215 lbs. 30.00-34.25.
Sows steady to weak. US No. 1-3 325/750
lbs. sows 27.00-30.50, one 31.50. Boars
26.00- few stock boars to 32.00.
FEEDER PIGS 16...L0t US No. 1-3 35
lbs. feeder pigs 23.00 - per head.
SHEEP 96...L0t High Choice & Prime
33 lbs. spring si. lambs 98.00, 50/75 lbs.
75.00- 80/100 lbs. 83.00-86.00, few
90/115 lbs, shorn lambs 74.00-75.00.
Slaughter ewes 5.00-17.00
GOATS 30... Few Medium 25.00-41.00,
Small 15.00-27 00, small & Medium Kids
5.00- all per head.
Morrisons Cove
Livestock
Martlnsburg, Pa.
Monday, April 10, 1989
Report supplied by auction
CATTLE: 245. STEERS: H. CHOICE &
PRIME 72.35-73.85; CHOICE
69.50-70.71.85; GOOD 66.00-69.25;
STANDARD 58.50-64.50.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 68.50-71.25;
GOOD 61.00-67.50.
COWS; UTILITY & COMMERCIAL
50.25-52.75; CUTTERS 47.00-50.00;
CANNER & LOW CUTTER 42.75-48.25.
BULLOCKS; GOOD & CHOICE
64.00-68.25.
BULLS: YIELD GRADE NO. 1
59.25-63.75.
FEEDER CATTLE; STEERS GOOD
72.50- STANDARD 64.00-71.00;
BULLS GOOD 68.50-84.00; STANDARD
60.50- HEIFERS GOOD
65.00- STANDARD 56.50-64.00.
CALVES: 240. PRIME 109.00-118.00;
CHOICE 99.00-105.00; GOOD
92.00- STANDARD AND GOOD
86.00- 90-110 LBS. 82.00-94.50;
65-90 LBS. 75.00-86.50; HOLSTEIN
BULLS 90-130 LBS. 122.50-146.50;
HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 90-130 LBS
98.00-
HOGS: 258. US#l-2 37.00-38.25;
US#l-3 34.50-36.50.
SOWS; US#l-3 29.00-32.50; BOARS
26.00-30.50.
FEEDER PIGS: 25. US#l-3 20-35 LBS.
17.5a26.50 PER HEAD.
1-3 35-50 LBS. 29.00-36.00 PER HEAD.
SHEEP: 18. SLAUGHTER LAMBS
CHOICE 81.50-84.50; GOOD
78.0a80.50; SL. EWES 18.5a25.50.
GOATS: 28.0a52.00 PER HEAD.
26 LOADS OF HAY. 38.0 a 128.00 PER
TON.
4 LOADS OF STRAW, 60.00-70.00
PER TON.
East Coast Carlot
Wed, Apr. 12. 1989
Report supplied by USDA
EAST COAST CARLOT MEAT
TRADE DELIVERED PRICES (CAP)
BOSTON TO WASHINGTON AREA
INCLUSIVE.
COMPARED TO LAST WEEK: LAMB
NOT ESTABLISHED BUT STRONGER
UNDERTONE PREVAILS.
LAMB CARCASS. CHOICE & PPJME
(F. 0.8. OMAHA) 2 LOADS.
55 LBS. DN. 155.00; 55-65 LBS.
140.00; 65-75 LBS. 135.00.
LAMB CARCASS. CHOICE & PRIME
(C.A.F. EAST COAST) 2 LOADS.
55 LBS. DN. 160.00; 55-65 LBS.
145.00; 65-75 LBS. 140.00.
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