Morrisons Cove
Livestock
Martlnsburg, , ,
Monday, November 13,'1989
Report supplied bj auction
CATTLE: 217. STEERS: HIGH
CHOICE A PRIME 68.50-70.75; CHOICE
65.00-68.00; GOOD 60.50-64.75; STAN
DARD 5Z50-60.00.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 65.00-67.50;
GOOD 54.50-6Z75.
COWS: UTILITY & COMMERCIAL
50.25-53.75; CUTTERS 47.00-50.00;
CANNER & LOW CUTTER 41.50-46.75.
BULLOCKS: GOOD & CHOICE
60.50-63.25.
BULLS: YIELD GRADE - NO. 1
56.50-6 ZOO.
FEEDER CATTLE; STEERS GOOD
68.00- STANDARD 56.00-67.00;
BULLS GOOD 65.00-82.50; STANDARD
52.00- HEIFERS GOOD
65.00- STANDARD 50.00-63.00.
CALVES: 275. PRIME 104.00-108.50;
CHOICE 96.00-101.00; GOOD
86.00-95.00; STANDARD & GOOD
65.50- 90-110 LBS. 68.50-91.00,
65-90 LBS. 65.00-82.50; HOLSTEIN
BULLS 90-130 LBS. 105.00-132.00;
HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 90-130 LBS.
82.50-
HOGS: 99. US#l-2 47.00-48.25; US
#l-3 45.50-46.75.
SOWS: US#l-3 31.00-38.50.
BOARS: 30.00-32.75.
FEEDER PIGS: 95. 10.00-22.50 PER
HEAD. 35-50 LBS. 24.00-32.50.
SHEEP: 31. SLAUGHTER LAMBS
CHOICE 60.00-63.50; GOOD
54.00- SLAUGHTER EWES
16.00-
GOATS: 24.00-52.00 PER HD.
15 LOADS OF HAY. 62.00-143.00.
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Thun., Nov. 16, 1989
TRADING MODERATE. COM
PARED TO LAST MONDAY
SLAUGHTER STEERS AND HEIFERS
.50 HIGHER. COWS SOLD UNEVEN
AT THE AUCTION. BREAKING TYPE
UTILITY AND COMMERCIAL
STEADY; BONING TYPE UTILITY
AND CANNER AND CUTTER WEAK
TO 2.00 LOWER. BULLS STEADY.
SUPPLY MOSTLY SELECT AND
CHOICE SLAUGHTER STEERS AND
HEIFERS WITH 8% COWS. RECEIPTS
THIS WEEK ABOUT 1200 AS COM
PARED TO 1304 A WEEK AGO AND
1773 A YEAR AGO
SLAUGHTER STEERS: CHOICE 2-4
1050-1300 LBS. 70.50-72.00 MIXED
SELECT & CHOICE 2-3 1000-1300 LBS.
67.00-70.50 SELECT 2-3 950-1250 LBS.
63.50-67.50
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS: CHOICE 2-4
950-1200 LBS. 69.50-71.00 PART LOAD
2-3 1200 LBS. 72.00 MIXED SELECT &
CHOICE 2-3 900-1050 LBS. 65.00-69.50
SELECT 2-3 850-1000 LBS. 61.50-65.00
COWS; BREAKING TYPE UTILITY
AND COMMERCIAL 2-4 44.00-50.00.
FEW TO 51.00 SOME COMMERCIAL
YG 5 39.25-44.75 CUTTER AND BON
ING TYPE UTILITY 1-2 38.00-51.50
FEW UTILITY 52.00-53.50 CANNER
AND LOW CUTTER 1-2 31.50-37.00
BULLS: YG 1-2 53.25-61.25, MOST
LY 55.00-58.00 COUPLE AT 63 00 &
63.75
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Wayne County Achievement Night
The 1989 Wayne County 4-H
achievement night was held at the
Pleasant Valley Grange Hall last
month with approximately 120
4-H leaders and members attend
ing. Congratulations were
extended to several clubs and
members for their outstanding
accomplishments during the past
year.
Anna Rutledge was named the'
outstanding 4-H girl, while Brian
Weist and Patrick Mang were
named the outstanding 4-H boys.
Other oustanding Wayne County
clubs were Silver Spurs, outstand
ing horse and pony club; Laurella
Club, outstanding community
club; The Munchkins, outstanding
family living club; Bethany 4-H
Agricultural Club, Calkins Agri-
in A
ning
bs.
in A
for
cultural Club, and Cold Springs-
Rileyville Agriculture 4-H club,
outstanding agriculture clubs.
Receiving blue form awards
were Adam Cries and Richard
Reed, achievement; Carrie Bryant,
agriculture; Jeremy Cries, beef;
Wiliam Taninies IV and Jason
Soden, citizenship; Kerrie Kar
cher, clothing and textiles; Jennif-
er Wetmore, conservation; Willie
Reinfurt Jr., dairy; Dean Jamieson,
Entymology; Katie Karchcr, foods
and nutrition; Manuel Seeley,
forestry; Mary Jamieson, garden
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lancaster Farming, Saturday. November 18,1989-Al9
ing and horticulture; Heather Wet
more, health; Emily Bryant, home
environment; Ann Marie Peters,
home management; Bill Mande
ville, horse; Carolyn Weist and
Paul Kennedy Jr, leadership; Brian
Weist, petoleum power; Adam
Davis, photography; Nathan Cries,
plant and soil science; Anninha
Nonnemacher, poultry; Amy
Peters, sheep; Zachary Bryant,
swine; Carly Soden, veterinary
science; Clarke Taninies, wildlife
and fisheries; and Adam Kennedy,
wood science.
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