Cattle & Hogs
Virginia Weekly
July 20, 1989
MARKETS IN REVIEW; JULY 13-19,
1989. FEEDER STEERS IN VIRGINIA
WERE MOSTLY STEADY AS FEEDER
HEIFERS IN VIRGINIA WERE
STEADY TO $l.OO HIGHER. FEEDER
CATTLE IN THE MIDWEST WERE
MIXED. STEADY TO $3.00 HIGHER IN
MOST AREAS. BUT STOCKER
CALVES WERE STEADY TO $2.00
LOWER IN SOME AUCTIONS.
SLAUGHTER STEERS AND HEIF
ERS IN VIRGINIA WERE STEADY TO
$l.OO HIGHER AS MIDWEST PRICES
WERE 50 CENT TO $2.00 LOWER.
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COWS AND BULLS IN VIRGINIA
WERE STEADY TO $2.00 LOWER AS
MIDWEST PRICES WERE STEASDY
TO $l.OO HIGHER. BEEF PRODUC
TION WAS 19% ABOVE A WEEK AGO
BUT 6% BELOW A YEAR AGO. AVER
AGE DRESSED WEIGHTS WERE 3
POUND HEAVIER THAN LAST YEAR.
VEAL AND CALF PRICES IN VIRGI
NIA WERE STEADY TO $2.00 HIGH
ER. VEAL AND CALF PRODUCTION
WAS 23% ABOVE A WEEK AGO BUT
19% BELOW A YEAR AGO. AVERAGE
DRESSED WEIGHTS WERE 31
POUNDS HEAVIER THAN LAST
YEAR.
LAMB PRICES IN VIRGINIA WERE
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STEADY TO $5.00 LOWER AS MID
WEST PRICES WERE STEADY TO
$2.00 LOWER. LAMB PRODUCTION
WAS 5% ABOVE A WEEK AGO BUT
LESS LESS THAN 1% BELOW A
YEAR AGO. AVERAGE DRESSED
WEIGHTS WERE THE SAME AS LAST
YEAR.
SLAUGHTER HOG PRICES IN VIR
GINIA WERE $l.OO LOWER AS MID
WEST PRICES WERE STEADY TO
$l.OO LOWER. FRESH PORK PRICES
WERE WEAK TO $5.50 LOWER. PORK
PRODUCTION WAS 25% ABOVE A
WEEK AGO AND 2% ABOVE A YEAR
AdO. AVERAGE DRESSED WEIGHTS
WERE 1 POUND HEAVIER THAN
LAST YEAR.
THE VIRGINIA DIRECT HOG
MARKET JULY 13-19.1989.RECE1PT5
FOR THE DIRECT HOG MARKET IN
VIRGINIA ESTIMATED 18,287 HEAD.
COMPARED TO LAST WEEK 19,010
HEAD. THE MARKET CLOSED 50-75
CENT LOWER COMPARED TO LAST
WEDNESDAY’S TRADING.
COUNTRY POINTS PLANTS US 1-3
200-240 LBS 44.00-46.75 US 1-2
210-240 LBS FEW HIGH YIELDING
46.00-47.75 US 2-4 210-240 LBS BASE
PRICE 44.00-45.75 SOWS $30.00-36.40
AND BOARS $20.00-29.40
SLAUGHTER STEERS AND HEIF-
ERS 7%; SLAUGHTER COWS 19%;
SLAUGHTER BULLS 3%; SLAUGH
TER CALVES AND VEALERS 1%;
FEEDER CATTLE UNDER 600 LBS
49% OVER 600 LBS 21%
PRICE RANGES FOR VIRGINIA
WEEKLY AUCTIONS
SLAUGHTER CATTLE STEERS;
CHOICE 2-3 1000-1300 LBS 66.50-72.95
CHOICE 2-3 1300 LBS & OVER
66.00-69.50 HEIFERS; CHOICE 2-3 950
LBS & UNDER 64.20-66.50 CHOICE 2-3
950-1100 LBS 65.00-69.75 CHOICE 2-3
1100 LBS & OVER 66.25-68.00 UTILITY
& COMMERCIAL COWS 43.00-52.75
BULLS - 1-2 900-1300 LBS 52.00-65.00
1-2 1300-1600 LBS 54.00-69.50 1-21600
LBS & OVER 55.50-67.25 SLAUGHTER
CALVES AND VEALERS VEALERS
HIGH CHOICE & PRIME 100-250 LBS
FEW 92.00-100,00 CALVES - GOOD
AND CHOICE 250-500 LBS 77.00-95.00
FEW 70.00 SLAUGHTER LAMBS
HIGH CHOICE & PRIME 95-125 LBS
SPRING 58.00-66.00 SLAUGHTER
HOGS US 2-4 200-250 LBS 43.00-46.50
SOWS US 1-3 300-500 LBS 26.00-36.50;
500 LBS & OVER 34.00-37.25
FEEDER CATTLE STEERS;
MEDIUM 1 HEIFERS: MEDIUM 1
200-300 LBS 89.00-102.00 300-400 LBS.
79.00-92.00 300-400 90.00-104 .OOFW
87.00 400-500 79.00-93.00FW 76 50
400-500 92.00-10S.00FEW 85.00 500-600
69.50- 500-600 81.00-93.00
600-700 70.00-79.25 600-700
74.50- 700-800 66.00-74.50
700-800 70.00-80.00 800-900 60.50-69.50
800-900 62.00-78.00.
N. Virginia Area
Livestock
Orange, VA
July 19, 1989
ALL TRENDS COMPARED TO LAST
WEDNESDAY
SLAUGHTER HOGS 25 HEAD - NO
TREND BARROWS AND GILTS US 2-4
200-250 LBS 44.00 SOWS US 1-3
300-500 LBS 26.00-31.25 500 LBS &
OVER 33.25 BOARS 27.00
SLAUGHTER CATTLE 105 HEAD -
NO TRENDS REPORTED.
SLAUGHTER STEERS AND HEIF
ERS NO HEAD COUNT HEIFERS
STANDARD 1-3 850-1100 LBS
56.00-
SLAUGHTER COWS 82 HEAD CUT
TER & BNG. UT. 1-3 44.00-53.25
BRKG.UT. & COMM. 2-4 43.00-55.00
CANNER St. LOW CUTTER 1-2
43.50-47.00
SLAUGHTER BULLS 23 HEAD; 1-2
900-1300 LBS 58.50-65.00 1-2
1300-1600 LBS 61.00-61.25 1-2 1600
LBS & OVER 55.00-65.75
LAMBS 44 HEAD - NO TRENDS
REPORTED. FEEDER LAMBS
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FEEDER CATTLE 277 HEAD - FEED
ER STEERS STEADY TO 2.00 LOWER.
FEEDER HEIFERS STEADY TO 3.00
HIGHER. STEERS: MEDIUM 1
MED.&LARGE 2 300-400 92.00-93.00
400-500 87.00-95.50 85.00-88.00 500-600
87.00- 600-700 74.50-81.00
800-900 70.50 HOLSTEIN STEERS;
MED.&LARGE 1-2 700-900 LBS 67.00;
900-1100 LBS 55.50-60.50
HEIFERS; MEDIUM 1 SMALL 1
MED.&LARGE 2 300-400 83.00-86.00
71.00- 400-500 78.50-85.00
75.50- 74.00-81.00 500-600
73.50- 600-700 70.00-73.00
69.00- 700-800 66.00 FEED
ER BULLS; MED. 1 SMALL 1
MED.&LARGE 2 300-500 LBS
86.00- 77.25-88.00 78.50-86.00
500-700 LBS 81.25 77.75 65.50-78.50
BABY CALVES RETURNED TO
FARMS 37 HEAD NEWBORN TO 4 WK
OLD 40.00-87.50 PER HEAD. OVER
100 LBS 67.50-90.00 PER CWT.
Shenandoah Valley
Livestock
Harrisonburg, Va.
July IS, 1989
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STEERS: M&L-l 300-500 LBS.
93.00- 500-700 LBS. 79.00-90.00;
700-1000 LBS. 70.00-80.00. S-L&M&L-2
700-1000 LBS. 67.00.
FEEDER BULLS: M&L-l 300-500
LBS. 83.00-95.00.
HEIFERS: M&L-l 300-500 LBS.
78.00- 500-700 LBS. 72.00-80.00.
STOCK COWS: BEEF: PAIRS
580.00- BABY CALVES: HEAD
35.00- CUT 61.00-96.00.
SLAUGHTER COWS: UTILITY AND
COMMERCIAL 2-4 44.00-53.00; CAN
NER AND CUTTERS 1-3 41.00-47.00.
SLAUGHTER BULLS 1 & 2
54.00-
LAMBS: TREND- $4.50 LOWER.
BLUE O HIGH CHOICE AND PRIME
62.35; RED O CHOICE 58.10; FEEDER
LAMBS CHOICE 52.00-55.25;
SLAUGHTER EWES 12.00-25.00.
HOGS: SOWS 1-3 200-240 LBS. 45.50;
SOWS 1-3 27.00-28.00.
VEALS: CHOICE & PRIME 9200.
SLAUGHTER CALVES: GOOD &
CHOICE 72.00-85.00.
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Peoria, IL
July 18, 1989
SHEEP: 300. TRADING MODERATE.
COMPARED WITH LAST TUESDAY
SLAUGHTER LAMBS 12.00-13.00
LOWER. SLAUGHTER EWES FULLY
STEADY.
SLAUGHTER LAMBS: CHOICE
AND PRIME 110-125 LBS. 53.00-55.00;
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SLAUGHTER EWES: CULL AND
UTILITY 13.00-16.00.
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