Aiß-umcaster Farming, Saturday July ts; TOW
(Continued from Page A 3)
opening. Ending stocks were
unchanged.
ACRES WHEAT UPDATE:
Wheat futures prices continued
lower today, ending the session
from 3-1/2 to 5-1/4 cents lower.
Pressure was exerted by late fund
selling tied to reports of an
increased harvest pace and bearish
technical factors. Buyers were
absent in advance of this after
noon’s production report, which
showed production at 1.462 bil
lion bushels and was termed bear
ish by traders and analyst*. The
estimate of the hard red crop at
708.5 million bushels was sharply
higher from the June estimated of
682 million bushels. Many had
expected declines and were sur
prised by today’s figures. Ending
stocks showed an increase from
500 million bushels to 592 million
with projections for a prices to
drop tomorrow from 2 to 4 cents
on the opening.
ACRES CATTLE UPDATE:
Live and feeder catde added to
yesterday’s gains and closed high
er from 15 to 60 on the fats and 20
to 80 on the feeders. Trading
throughout the day was light with
buying tied to ideas that supplies
would be limited longer term.
Feeders were propped by reports
of higher cash prices at auction
bams for replacement cattle. Cen
tral Carlot beef trade was
unquoted on the yield grade 3
choice steers weighing 600 to 900
lbs.
CME FEEDER SETTLE
MENT PRICE: July 11. 1989 -
$81.54 dn $ .04.
NEXT DAY OUTLOOK:
CASH PRICES" - steady
FUTURES - steady.
ACRES HOG UPDATE: Live
hog futures closed mixed today
VACATION X
GET-A-WAY PLAN! r
with the front three options lower
from 20 to 33 points while the
December gained 20 points and
the February ■dropped 12. Today’s
session was choppy with volume
light. Support early in the day was
attributed to hopes for stabilizing
cash markets and expectations for
firmer midday product. Reports of
lower cash prices and lower mid
day quotes dropped futures with
August and October reaching con
tract lows. Bellies were mostly
lower in lackluster activity on
pressure from declining fresh bel
ly prices.
Oklahoma City
Feeder Cattle
Weekly
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Wednesday, July 12, 1989
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL STOCK
YARDS WEEKLY CATTLE SUM
MARY COMPARED WITH LAST
WEEK’S CLOSE-FEEDER STEERS
AND HEIFERS UNDER 550 LB.
$l.OO-$3.00 HIGHER. STEERS FROM
550-850 LB. STEADY TO $l.OO HIGH
ER, WEIGHTS OVER 850 LB. STEADY
TO $l.OO LOWER. FEEDER HEIFERS
OVER 550 LB. STEADY. FEEDER
DEMAND MODERATE TO GOOD.
SLAUGHTER COWS $l.OO-$2.00 HIGH
ER. BULLS STEADY TO $l.OO HIGH
ER. COW AND BULL DEMAND
GOOD. OVERALL FEEDER QUALITY
AVERAGE WITH BULK SUPPLY
MEDIUM AND LARGE FRAME 1 AND
MIX 1-2 500-900 LB. STEERS AND
500-800 LB. HEIFERS. WEATHER
VERY HUMID WITH DAYTIME
TEMPERATURES IN THE LOWER
HALF OF THE 90’S; WEIGHING CON
DITIONS AVERAGE NORMAL
RECEIPTS THIS WEEK 9,400; LAST
WEEK 1,966; LAST YEAR 13,318.
YEARLING FEEDER STEERS AND
HEIFERS 75% OF THE RUN; FEEDER
CALVES 19%; COWS AND BULLS 6%.
FEEDER STEERS: MEDIUM AND
LARGE FRAME 1, 200-300 LB.
$123.00-$140.00; 300-400 LB.
Sill .00-$ 123.00; 400-450 LB.
$101.50-$ 111.00; 450-500 LB.
$98.25-$104.50; 500-550 LB.
$94.25-$103.00; 550-600 LB.
$88.50-$94.00; 600-650 LB,
$86.50-$92.50; 650-700 LB.
$85.00-888.50; 700-750 LB.
$84.00-$88.00; 750-800 LB.
$81.75-886.00; 800-850 LB.
$BO.OO-884.50; 850-900 LB.
$78.50-$8I.SO; 900-1000 lb.
$75.00-$79.00. LARGE FRAME 2 HOLS
TEINS, 500-600 lb. $74.75-$77.75;
700-775 lb. $70.50- $72.75; 800-975 lb.
$65.75-$69.75.
FEEDER HEIFERS: MEDIUM AND
LARGE FRAME 1. 200-300 lb.
$109.00-5127.00; 300-350 lb.
$97.00*5105.00; 35Q-400 lb.
$90.00-$97.00; 400-500 lb. $85.00-
,$90.00; 500-600 lb. $80.50-587.25;
600-700 lb. $78.00$83.00; 700-800 lb.
$76.50581.50; LOAD LOTS 825-850 lb.
$77.00-$77.50.
SLAUGHTER COWS: BREAKING
UTILITY AND COMMERCIAL Y.G. 3*5
$49.50- $52.75, HIGH DRESSING
$52.00-$53.75. CUTTER AND BONING
UTILITY Y.G. 1-2 $49.50-$53.75, HIGH
DRESSING WITH 150-250 LB. CALVES
$765.00-$867,50.
Morrisons Cove
Livestock
Martinsburg, Pa.
Monday, July 10, 1989
Report supplied by auction
CATTLE; 174 STEERS: H. CHOICE &
PRIME 70.25-71.75; CHOICE
67.50-69.50; GOOD 63.00-66.50; STAN
DARD 57.50-62.00.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 65.00-68.75;
GOOD 57.00-63.50.
COWS: UTILITY & COMMERCIAL
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Palmyra, PA 17078
52.00-57.25; CUTTERS 49.00-51.50;
CANNER * LOW CUtTER 43.00-48.75.
BULLOCKS: GOOD & CHOICE
60.50-64.50.
BULLS: YIELD GRADE NO. 1
57.50-62.75.
FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS GOOD
65.00-74.50; STANDARD 60.00-64.75;
BULLS GOOD 61.00-68.50; STANDARD
50.50-60.00; HEIFERS GOOD
57 00-65.50; STANDARD 54.5056.00.
CALVES; 303. PRIME 92.00101.50;
CHOICE 86.50-91.50; GOOD
82.5086.00; .STANDARD AND GOOD
78.5082.00; 90110 LBS. 78.5092.50;
65-90 LBS. 64.0083.50; HOLSTEIN
BULLS 90130 LBS. 110,00136.50;
HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 90-130 LBS.
92.00118.00.
HOGS: 134. US#l-2 48.5049.75; US
#l-3 45.0047.75.
SOWS: US#l-3 29.75-36.50.
BOARS: 29.5033.50.
FEEDER PIGS: 49. US#l-3 2035 LBS,
17.5028.50 PER HEAD; 1-3 35-50 LBS.
32.5043.50 PER HEAD.
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