r Hog
Markets
New Holland
Hog Auction
Mon., June 26,1989
TODAY - 959
LAST MONDAY 1156
LAST YEAR 1039
TREND: Compared to last Monday bar
rows and gilts steady to SO higher.
BARROWS AND GILTS: US 1-2
215-250 lb 48.00-50.00, Lot 199 lb 41.75.
US 1 215-250 lb 50.00-51.00.
US 1-3 210-260 lb 46.00-47.5 a
State Graded
Feeder Pig Sale
at Carlisle Livestock Auction
Friday, June 23, 1989
TREND: STRONG DEMAND!
15.00- HIGHER. ALL PIGS WERE
WEIGHED ON ARRIVAL AND SOLD
BY THE HUNDREDWEIGHT. TOTAL
HEADAGE: 1,115 PIGS.
US NO. I&2’S 744 HD. 240 HD. 41-49
LBS. 73.50-86.00; 51 HD. SM. LOTS
42-49 LBS. 60.00-69.50; 333 HD. 50-59
LBS. 63.00-80.00; 10 HD. 59 LBS. 56.00;
84 HD. 60-69 LBS. 61.00-75.50; 26 HD. 74
LBS. 56.00.
US NO. 2’S 271 HD. 18HD. 18-28 LBS.
60.00- 155 HD. 35-49 LBS.
53.00- 98 HD. 50-76 LBS.
56.00-
US NO. 2 AND 3: 61 HD. 31-50 LBS.
28.00-
UTILITIES: 26 HD. 27-60 LBS.
15.00-
AS IS; 13 HD. 25-95 LBS. 34.d0-49.00.
NEXT STATE GRADED SALE: FRI
DAY. JULY 14, 1989, 1:30 P.M. GRAD
ING 7:30-11.30 A.M.
1 Peoria Hogs
Peoria, IL
June 29, 1989
HOGS: 1800 TRADING ACTIVE.
BARROWS AND GILTS .50 TO 1.00
HIGHER SUPPLY MAINLY US 1-3
230-260 LBS.
-US 1-3 220-250 LBS. 48.50-49.50,
VOLUME 4?.00 2-3 240-260 LBS.
47.50-48.50 260-280 LBS. 46.00-47.50
SOWS: UNEVNELY STEADY TO
1.00 LOWER 23%
US 1-3 325-400 LBS. 35.00-35.50
400-500 LBS. 34.50-35.50 500-650 LBS.
MOSTLY 35.00-35.25. FEW 36.00
BOARS; OVER 350 LBS. 33.50-34.00
UNDER 350 LBS. 32.50-34.00
HOG 214
HC 48.50-49.50 HD 48.50-49.50 HE
48.50- HI 48.40-49.50 HJ
48.50- HK 48.50-49.50 HQ
48.00- HR 47.00-48.00 VV
35.00- WW 34.50-35.50 XX
35.00- YY 35.00-36.00 ZZ
33.50-
Walter M. Dunlap and Sons offers all cattle feed
ers two marketing Days Give us a call for advice
and marketing conditions.
MONDAYS OR WEDNESDAYS
Consign With Us For the Marketing Edge
We are buying feeder pigs
★ ★ ★ Direct off the farm ★ ★ ★
Give us a call whether you are buying or selling
Feeder Cattle Sale
Fri., July 7 at 11:00 A.M.
Walter M. Dunlap and Sons
UncaitsrStockyard*
Tel. (717) 397-5136
An Old Line Commission Firm Keeping Abreast
With The Time*
Lancaster Hogs
Lancaster Stockyards
Sat., June 24, 1989
Report supplied by auction
804 HEAD.
US 1 215-245 LBS. 49.75-50.75.
US 1-2 215-245 LBS. 51.00-52.75.
US 1-3 215-250 LBS. 48.75-49.50.
US 2-4 215-255 LBS. 47.75-48.50.
SOWS: UNDER 500 LBS. 31.50-34.00;
OVER 500 LBS. 31.00-33.50.
BOARS: ALL WEIGHTS 30.00-32.75.
Greencastle
Feeder Pigs
Saturday, June 24, 1989
812 HEAD. PRICES STEADY TO
$5.00 LOWER THAN LAST SALE.
629 HEAD- GRADE 1 & 2: 26 HEAD
27-35 LBS. 46.00-70.00; 228 HEAD 40-49
LBS. 54.00-75.00; 262 HEAD 50-59 LBS.
54.00- 69 HEAD 60-69 LBS.
55.00- 44 HEAD 70-UP LBS.
50.00-
116 HEAD- GRADE 2:82 HEAD 24-39
LBS. 43.00-80.00; 34 HEAD 40-49 LBS.
44.00- SMALL LOT7I LBS. 51.50.
33 HEAD- GRADE 2 & 3:37.00-50.00.
10 HEAD- AS IS: 26.00-35.00.
NEXT FEEDER PIG SALE AT
GREENCASTLE LIVESTOCK AUC
TION WILL BE HELD SATURDAY,
JULY 22. 1989.
PIGS GRADED AND WEIGHED ON
ARRIVAL.
New Holland
Feeder Pigs
New Holland, PA
June 28, 1989
Report Supplied by Auction
TODAY 957
LAST WEDNESDAY 1189
LAST YEAR 1978
TREND: COMPARED TO LAST
WEDNESDAY’S SHARP DECLINE,
FEEDER PIGS REBOUNDED
10.00-15.00 HIGHER- ALL PIGS
WEIGHED ON AftfclVAL AND SOLD
BY* THE HUNDRED WEIGHT.
US 1-2; 19 HD. 25 LBS. 100.00; 101
HD. 30-39 LBS. 87.00-103.00; 236 HD.
40-49 LBS. 69.00-77.00; 117 HD. 50-65
LBS. 61.00-71.00.
US 2: 81 HD. 30-37 LBS. 74.00-90.00;
103 HD. 40-49 LBS. 60.00-67.00; l‘o7 HD.
55-70 LBS. 59.00-62.00; 14 HD. 82-86
LBS. 58.00-64.00.
US 2-3: 10 HD. 25 LBS. 92.00; 45 HD.
35-45 LBS. 45.00-54.00.
GRAIN, CATTLE AND HOG
:orn
FRI. MON. TUES. WED. THUR.
JUL 262
SEPT. 251%
DEC. 249
MR.9O 255%
MAY 257V*
JUL. 257 V.
SOYBEANS
257 V.
244 Vi
240 Vi
246%
248’/*
248V*
MON.
FRI.
JUL. 731 731 738'/.
AUG. 704 V. 698 706
SEP. 664 652 663%
NOV. 645’/. 633'/. 646
JAN. 650 V. 641V1 653 V.
MAR. 661 649% 661
MAY 665 654'/. 667
CHICAGO CATTLE
FRI. MON. TUBS.
AUG. 69.87 70.60 70.57 70.42 70.77
OCT. 72.70 73.30 73.37 73.22 71.50
DEC. 7167 72.97 72.70 72.72 73.27
FEB. 72.00 72.02 71.70 71.77 72.70
APR. 72.55 72.52 72.30 72.45 71.62
MARKET TRENDS
Acres Corn Update:, com
futures added to yesterday's gains and
settled from 2 to 3-1/2 cents higher this
afternoon. Buying was in response to
weather forecasts for a return of warm and
dry weather late this week over the western
belt July was further supported by good
commercial demand tinted to ideas that
the USSR would soon be in the market for
export. Further support was attributed to
newt that Mexico had purchased 139,500
metric tonnes. Oat futures closed lower on
, ideas that there would be heavy deliveries
potted against the July on first notice day
this Friday. July com settled Jwo cents
higher for the day at $2.64-3/4 after trading
in a range from $2.63-1/2 to $2.66-1/2.
Bids for generic certificates were steady
today.
COLUMNS
Now is the Time AlO
Farm Management A 34
On Being A Farm Wife B 4
Microwave Minutes 813
Farm Women News 813
Back Home .'. 818
Ida’s Notebook B 9
Have You Heard 819
Foraging Around Dl5
30 Years Ago Dl6
FEATURES
Outstanding Young Coopera-
tors
Warren Co. Dairy Princess .B 5
Somerset Co. Dairy Princessßl2
Lebanon Co. Dairy Princessßl4
Philly Ice Cream Fest 818
Pa. FFA Officers
Kulp’s A.O. Tractor
FUTURES MARKETS
(Dally dosing bids: Friday, June 23 through Thursday, June 29)
262% 264%
248 250%
244% 247%
250% 253%
252’/r- 255%
252% 255%
264%
251
247%
254%
256
256
THUR.
WED.
TUES.
722%
696%
656%
641%
648
656%
660%
727%
701%
661%
646
654%
662%
666%
WED.
THUR.
GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK
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available to Pennsylvania farmera on a dally basia through Pennsylvania
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commenla and trading aervice contact PFA Commodity Futuras Service.
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Acres Soybean Update: soy
bean futures prices ended today's session
mixed with the front three options from 2
lower on the September to 10-3/4 lower on
the July. November settled unchanged
while the January gained 1/2 cent Weak
ness in the spot July managed to spill over
to the other months and eroded gains made
early in the session. Pressure on the old
crop months was attributed to news beans
were starting to move in Brazil in spite of
the farmer protests. The sentiment t hat the
protest was becoming less effective
prompted selling. Additional pressure was
linked to conflicting weather forecasts with
prospects for increased rainfall in parts of
the midwest prompting lale liquidation.
November settled unchanged this after
noon at $6.46 after trading in a range from
$6.43 to $6.52-1/2.
In ihis
A2B
B2O
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, July 1,1989-A3
WHEAT
JUL. 397% 401%
SEP. 401 404
DEC. 414% 415%
MR.9O 418 415%
MAY 90 407 404
SOYBEAN MEAL
FRI. MON.
JUL. 219.20 217.30 217.40 214.60
AUG. 211.20 208.70 209.80 208.60
SEP. 205.50 200.70 203.20 202.90
OCT. 196.70 192.20 196.00 196.50
DEC. 195.20 189.70 193.60 194.20
JAN. 193.20 188.00 192.00 193.50
MAR. 90 193.00 188.00 191.50 192.70
CHICAGO HOGS
JUL. 49.67 49.97 49.10 49.10 48.90
AUG. 48.35 48.95 48.30 48.32 47.72
OCT. 44.22 44.35 44.02 43.90 43.57
DEC. 46.30 46.60 46.12 46.00 45.57
FEB. 47.55 47.55 47.12 46.95 46.70
FEB. 90 44.40 44.35 44.15 43.95 ‘ 43.65
issue
Four Sections
DEPARTMENTS
Editorial
Farm Calendar,
Farm Forum....
Classified Ads....
Mailbox Markets
Sale Reports
Public Auction Register D 29
DAIRY
Dairy Breed News
Jersey Lifetime Champs A2l
American Guernsey MeetingA32
Chester Co. DHIA
Dairy Livestock Sales D 37
HOME AND YOUTH
Homestead Notes
Home On The Range B 6
Cook’s Question Comer B 8
Kid’s Komer
4-H Happenings
FFA Happenings
FRI. MON. TUBS. WED. THUR,
412%
411%
420%
420%
406%
TUES.
FRI. MON. TUBS. WED.
Acres Wheal Update: wheat
future! prioei doled from 1/4 cent lower
on the Spot July to 4-3/4 cent! higher on
the March option. July ended lower on late
teiiion profit-taking after trading in a tight
range most of the day. Heavy buying early
in the day wai in response t 6 optimiim that
the USSR may toon make another substan
tial purchase outride of the export bonui
program. Additional lupport wai provided
by continued harveit delay! with addition
al gaini held in check by ideal that price!
had approached a near term top. July
settled today at $4.12-1/4 after trading in a
range from $4.08-1/2 to $4.14-1/4. The
December option traded to a high of $4.25
with the March hitting $4.26.
(Turn to Page A 4)
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192.40
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