National Grain Market
SI. Jowph, MO
Sept. 26,1989
WHEAT PRICES HIGHER SUP
PORTED BY GOOD EXPORT ORDERS
THIS WEEK. CORN AND SOYBEAN
PRICES LOWER UNDER HARVEST
PRESSURE. HAWEVER, CORN
ENJOYING SOME GOOD EXPORT
ORDERS EARLY IN THE WEEK AND
THIS HELPED TEMPER THE
DECLINE. EARLY FROST DIPPING
FAR SOUTH AND FORECAST FOR
MORE FROST HURTING LATE
BEANS.
UNITED STATES...RAIN AND HIGH
WINDS FROM TWO HURRICANE
SYSTEMS IN THE PACIFIC AND
ATLANTIC COASTS DAMAGED
CROPS AND DELAYED FIELDWORK.
IN CALIFORNIA. REMNANTS OF
HURRICANE OCTAVE INTERRUPTED
HARVEST OF FIELD CROPS AND
HAY. HURRICANE HUGO AFFECTED
CROP CONDITIONS IN MANY EAST
ERN STATES, MOST SEVERLY IN
SOUTH CAROLINA AND NORTH
CAROLINA. COLD TEMPERATURES
BROUGHT AN EARLY FROST TO
PORTIONS OF THE CORN BELT NEAR
WEEK’S END. BUT CROP DAMAGE
WAS MINIMAL. SOIL MOISTURE
SUPPLIES WERE ADEQUATE
ACROSS MUCH OF THE COUNTRY,
EXCEPT IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
REGION. NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS
AND A FEW SOUTHEASTERN
STATES WHERE SUPPLIES WERE
SHORT TO ADEQUATE. WINTER
WHEAT PLANTING WAS 29 PERCENT
COMPLETE. CORN HARVEST 10 PER
CENT COMPLETE AND CORN
MATURING PROGRESSED TO 66 PER
CENT. THE CORN CROP WAS RATED
MOSTLY FAIR TO GOOD. SOYBEANS
WERE RATED MOSTLY FAIR TO
good with Harvest progress
AT 4 PERCENT COMPLETE. CANA
DA.. .EARLY-WEEK, VARIABLE RAIN
CAUSES LATE HARVEST DELAYS
ACROSS THE NORTHERN AND
SOUTHWESTERN PRAIRIES. WEST
ERN USSR...ABUNDANT SUNSHINE
HELPS SUMMER CROP HARVESTS
AND WINTER GRAIN PLANTING. IN
THE NEW LANDS. INTERMITTENT
SHOWERS CAUSE SOME DELAYS IN
FINAL HARVEST EFFORTS. EUR
OPE-UNSEASONABLY WARM AND
DRY WEATHER FAVORS FALL
FIELDWORK IN THE EAST. OCCA
SIONAL RAIN CAUSES HARVEST
DELAYS IN THE WEST. SOUTH
ASIA...SHOWERS IMPROVE PLANT
ING CONDITIONS IN INDIA’S
SOUTHERN INTERIOR. EASTERN
ASIA...TYPHOON WAYNE CAUSES
FURTHER FLOODING AND RICE
HARVEST DELAYS IN JAPAN. RAIN
SLOWS SUMMER CROP HARVEST IN
THE NORTHEAST. SOUTHEAST
ASIA—SHOWERS BRING RELIEF TO
IMMATURE CROPS ACROSS NORTH
ERN THAILAND. SOUTH AMERI
CA-LATE-WEEK SHOWERS SOAK
SOUTHERN WHEAT AREAS OF
ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL. DRY
WEATHER PREVAILS IN NORTHERN
CROP AREAS. AUSTRALI-
A-MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN
FAVORS WINTER GRAINS IN WEST
ERN AUSTRALIA. DRYNESS CON
TINUES IN THE EAST.
EXPORT NEWS: MOROCCO
BOUGHT 250,000 TONNES OF U.S.
EXPORT BONUS WHEAT, 200,000 OF
SOFT RED WINTER AND 50,000 HARD
RED SPRING WHEAT FOR OCT/NOV
SHIPMENT.
DATE CHANGE YEAR AGO
09/26/89 09/25/89 09/27/88 WHEAT;
KANSAS CITY 4.04-4.06 UP 3 3.96-4.00
MINNEAPOLIS 4.05 1/2-4.06 1/2 UP 3/4
4.36 1/2 PORTLAND 4.55-4.59 UP 3
4.41*4.43 ST. LOUIS 3.97-4.01 UP 3
3.98-4.01
CORN. U.S. NO. 2 YELLOW; KAN
SAS CITY 2.30-2.33 DN 1-2 2.64-2.69
MINNEAPOLIS 2.20 3/4 DN 2 3/4 2.59
1/2 SO. lOWA 2.26-2.30 DN 1-2
2.69-2.71 OMAHA 2.18-2.20 DN 1-2
2.51-2.53
SOYBEANS, NO. 1 YELLOW: KAN
SAS CITY 5.86-5.91 DN 2 7.89-7.94
MINNEAPOLIS 5.51 1/2 DN 9 1/4 7.82
SO. lOWA 5.58-5.65 DN 5-9 7.86-7.90 C.
ILL. PROCESSORS 5.66 1/2-5.73 1/2 DN
6-9 8.00-8.12
KANSAS CITY. US NO. 1 HARD RED
WINTER WHEAT. ORDINARY PRO
TEIN. MINNEAPOLIS, US NO. 1 DARK
NORTHERN SPRING WHEAT, 14%
PROTEIN. PORTLAND, NO. 2 SORT
WHITE WHEAT. ST. LOUIS. NO. 2
SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT.
FUTURES CLOSE: KANSAS CITY
(DEC) WHEAT 3.90 3/4 UP 2 3/4 4.121/2
MINNEAPOLIS (DEC) WHEAT 3.87 1/2
UP 3/4 4.19 1/2 CHICAGO (DEC)
WHEAT 3.94 1/4 UP 4 4.21 3/4 (DEC)
CORN 2.29 3/4 DN 3/4 2,86 1/2 (NOV)
SOYBEANS 5.66 1/4 DN 6 1/4 8.10
EXPORT: BARGE OR RAIL, PORT
OF NEW ORLEANS OR NORTH TEX
AS GULF. NO. 1 HARD RED WINTER
WHEAT ORDINARY PROTEIN 4.39 UP
3-1 4.38-4.40 NO. 2 SOFT RED WINTER
WHEAT 4.25-4.27 UP 4-5 4.27-4.29 NO.
2 YELLOW CORN 2.56-2.58 DN 1
3.02-3.04 N 0.2 YELLOW SORGHUM
RAIL 4.64 DN 1 BARGE 4.62 DN 12
4.91-4.88 N 0.2 YELLOW SOYBEANS
5.93-5.98 DN 10-7 8.28-8.30.
Leinbach’s Hay
Shippemburg, PA
Sept. 23 end 26.' Report Supplied by
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Septemby 30.1989-A7
Auction
TOTAL LOADS: 35.
ALFALFA: 95.00-122.00.
MIXED HAY: 47.50-100.00.
TIMOTHY: 81.00.
GRASS: 6Z50.
STRAW; 65.00-85.00.
EAR CORN: 83.00-90.00.
RYE: 3.10 BU.
Belleville Hay
Wednesday, September 27
Belleville, PA
Report Supplied by Auction
TOTAL LOADS: 22 LDS. HAY.
ALFALFA: 82.50-165.00.
MIXED HAY: 67.50-107.50.
STRAW: 67.50-90.00.
EAR CORN: 87.50-122.50.
Good’s Hay
Leola, Pa.
Wed, Sept. 27, 1989
Report Supplied by Auction
TOTAL LOADS: 73.
ALFALFA: 86.00-158.00.
TIMOTHY: 94.00-149.00.
MIXED HAY: 63.00-180.00.
STRAW: 68.00-120.00.
CORN: 86.00-119.00.
OATS: 2.00-2.05 BU.
TIMOTHY SEED: 25.00 BU.
GRASS: 1 AT 81.00.
BROME GRASS: 90.00.
Keister’s Hay
Mlddleburg, PA
Tuesday, Sept. 26
Report supplied by auction
11 LOADS.
ALFALFA: 100.00.
MIXED HAY, 50.00-80.00.
TIMOTHY; 77.50.
EAR CORN: 12 AT 90.00-110.00.
OATS: 1.75 BU.
RYE; 1 AT 3.70.
Dcwart Livestock
Auction
Dewart, Pa.
Monday, September 25, 1989
Report Supplied by PDA
CATTLE 117...PDA...Compared with
l*tt Mondiy'i market; Slaughter cowi
uneven, moatly iteady to .50 higher. One
Choice Holstein slaughter steer 65.50, one
Select 63.00, one Standard 58.00. Couple
Choice si. heifers 63.50&64.60. Breaking
Utility A Commercial si. cows
47.50- Cutter A Bon. Utility
46.50- couple 54.50, -Canner A Low
Cutter 43.75-47.00, Shells down to 35.00.
Few Yield Grade No. 1.1025/1550 lbs. si.
bulls 56.25-63.00. Feeder Cattle; Few
Medium A Large Frame No. 1, 360/560
lbs. steers 74.50-80,00. Few Medium
Frame No. 1, 380/460 lbs. heifers
62.00-67.50.
CALVES 181... Few Choice A Prime
vealers 106.00-110.00, few Good
68.00- Standard A Good 70/100 lbs.
78.00- Utility 60/90 lbs.
63.00- Farm Calves; Holstein Bulls
No. 1, 90/130 lbs. 130.00-156.00, No. 2,
90/130 lbs. 89.00-140.00, few Hoi. Heifers
80/125 lbs. 90.00-139.00.
HOGS 57...8arr0ws and gilts about
steady. Few Lou US 1-3 210/255 lbs.
42.00-44.50. US No. 1-3 300/575 lbs . sows
31.75-35.75, few light weighu 40.25. Few
Boats 30.00-31.00.
FEEDER PIGS 80.,.Few Lou US No.
1-3 20/35 lbs. feeder pigs 12.00-16.00,
couple lou 50 lbs. 26.00 all per head.
SHEEP 20...G00d to low Choice 60/90
lbs. spring slaughter lambs 54.00-58.00.
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BRED GILT SALE
Sale To Start Promptly Every 4 Weeks
Located 4 miles east of former
location, 1 mile off 472 midway between
Quarryvllle & Oxford, PA, 1 mile south
of Kirkwood, turn west off 472 at Union
Church (Street Rd.) 1 mile to crossroad
turn left, 2nd farm on right. Hill Road.
Watch for sale signs.
Validated Brucellosis
Free Herd #169
Qualified Pseudorabies
Free Herd #55
50 to 60 Head
We have White Diamond P2’s
crossbred to Chester White & some
3-way cross - York, Landrace & Duroc.
Vaccinated for Lepto, Eryslplas,
Rhinitis, E’Coll, Pasteueralla
Hand mated with Breeding Dates
Local Truck Available
No Hogs Sold On Commission
JOHN B. STOLTZFUS
60 Hill Rd., Kirkwood, Pa.
Abe Dlffenbach, Auctioneer AU22SL
NEXT SALE FRI., NOV. 17,1:00 P.M.