Al6-Umcuter Fanning, Saturday, Fabmary 6, 1993
GRAIN, CATTLE AND HOG
FUTURES MARKETS
DTK FUTURES 12 02/04/93 TECHNICAL POINTS SLOW STOCHASTIC
PRICES ARE DECIMAL MOVING AVERAGES RSI'S 5 DAY 20 DAY
CONTRACT CLOSE 4-DAY 9-DAY 18-DAY 45-DAY 9DAY 14DAY 30DAY tK ID tK tD
WHEAT NAR 367.25 373.75 376.97 379.81 367.39 35.6 42.7 50.1 24 36 45 58
WHEAT NAY 340.50 345.81 349.42 353.67 347.17 31.3 38.2 46.0 19 28 27 42
KCWHT NAR 350.50 354.81 357.94 361.56 355.02 34.0 40.3 47.9 18 27 26 41
KCWHT HAY 330.00 333.50 336.75 339.94 336.16 32.1 38.3 45.4 15 21 20 36
NNWHI NAR 337.25 340.94 344.69 347.33 341.71 34.2 39.9 46.6 19 26 27 43
CORN NAR 212.50 212.94 214.64 216.62 218.16 24.6 31.2 39.8 13 12 6 8
CORN NAY 220.25 220.87 222.56 224.47 225.73 23.7 30.8 39.9 12 11 5 10
CORN JUL 227.75 228.37 229.78 231.47 231.89 25.8 33.5 42.0 14 14 8 18
OATS NAR 138.50 139.75 140.33 142.74 145.48 23.3 31.0 42.8 50 54 23 19
BEANS NAR 571.25 572.75 574.61 578.81 575.77 38.9 43.2 48.9 32 29 24 34
BEANS NAY 574.25 575.62 577.28 581.94 580.34 37.8 42.0 47.9 38 33 20 24
BEANS JUL 579.25 580.25 581.75 586.57 585.78 38.7 42.2 47.6 44 37 20 20
NEAL EAR 179.50 179.75 181.38 182.76 183.53 30.9 35.1 42.5 23 16 12 15
BNOIL NAR 20.70 20.85 20.95 21.29 20.80 38.6 44.2 50.7 33 36 21 33
CATTLE FEB 79.57 79.31 78.56 79.32 77.54 58.0 58.5 61.2 88 79 47 37
CATTLE APR 77.90 77.93 77.53 78.06 76.82 52.4 54.2 58.0 83 75 45 37
FCTL NAR 84.78 84.51 84.66 85.30 84.61 47.6 49.3 54.2 74 54 29 25
HOGS FEB 43.48 43.63 43.80 43.87 43.62 43.6 46.7 - 50.0 16 27 52 58
BOGS APR 43.30 43.48 43.52 43.54 42.62 48.2 52.2 55.7 32 45 65 67
PKBLS FEB 35.55 35.23 35.29 36.23 37.39 45.9 43.7 43.2 41 40 15 12
COM
HIGH LOW LAST CHG
2136 2122 2124* -4
2220 2200 2202* -6
2292 2274 2276* -6
2350 2332 2334* -12
2412 2392 2396* -12
2476 2460 2460* <-16
2510 2510 2510* -14
2560 2550 2550* -14
2500 2496 2496* -6
SOYBEANS
5750 5694
5780 5726
5826 5774
5844 5800
5830 5810
5912 5864
5974 5944
6030 6020
5712* -32
5742* -32
5792* -30
5810* -24
5812* -32
5876* -30
5946* -26
6020* -24
5940 5932 5932* -26
m aans 23 kuci annus
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PDPP
STATE COLLEGE (Centre
Co.) The Pennsylvania Dairy
Promotion Program held a fifth
annual meeting for dairy produc
ers, at the Atherton Hilton Hotel,
in State College, on Tuesday.
The meeting focused on the
theme “Meeting the Challenge”
and included discussions about the
challenging issues faced by prom
oters during the past year. Two
outstanding dairy promoters were
also recognized at the meeting.
Karl Kroeck, PDPP Board
chairman, began the meeting by
presenting his thoughts about the
dairy promotion situation. He
explained that the Board of Direc
tors had worked during the past
year to create effective promo
tions for dairy farmers.
‘The bottom line is that our
cooperative efforts are designed
with one intention.” said Krocck.
"We want to sell mote dairy pro
ducts to improve the economic
future of our dairy farmers.”
The meeting included the fea
tured presentation by Lanny Frat
tare, Pittsburgh Pirate broadcaster.
(Closing bids: Thursday, February 4, 1993)
CHICAGO WHEAT
HIGH LOO
3754 3670
3464 3400
3242 3194
3272 3234
3360 3314
3364 3364
OATS
1382
1392
1396
1400
1414
1420
KAE
HAY
JLY
SEP
1384* -14
1394* -20
1396* -20
1396* -16
SOYBEAN MEAL
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Shows Promotion Progress, Awards Promoters
Frattare thanked Pennsylvania
Dairy for their support of the
National League East champion
Pirates. He recalled an experience
that he had at the age of nine,
when he spent a weekend working
on his uncle’s dairy farm, in
upstate New York. He said that he
has never worked as hard in his
life and appreciates the hard work
and effort of Pennsylvania dairy
farmers.
“Following this experience I
decided that I wanted to become a
baseball announcer,” Frattare
said. “I feel blessed that I have
been able to pursue this career
with many teams, most important
ly the Pirates.”
Two outstanding local dairy -
promoters received recognition at.
the meeting. For three years,’Pen
nsylvania Dairy has recognized,
several dairy promoters for their
efforts.
Cyndy Cass, from Wattsburg.
Erie County was selected as the
1992 “Promoter of the Year.”
Charlie Lockhart, from Smicks
K.C. WHEAT
LAST CHG
3504* -44
3300* -40
3144* -36
3174* -40
3254* -30
HIHM WHEAT
HAS 3416 3354 3372* -34
MAY 3330 3282 3292* -26
JLY 3304 3260 3260* -40
SEP 3210 3170 3174* -24
DEC 3270* -10
SOYBEAM OIL
MAS 2085 2067 2070* -8
HAY 2106 2091 2096* -5
JLY 2127 2112 2115* -5
AUG 2132 2121 2123* -3
SEP 2133 2127 2127* -2
OCT 2140 2131 2131* -1
DEC 2152 2140 2143* -5
JAN 2160 2155 2155* +5
HIGH LOW
MAE 3552 3500
HAY 3340 3300
JLY 3184 3140
SEP
DEC
LAST CHG
3672* -80
3404* -60
3202* -36
3240* -40
3314* -40
3364* -40
1795* -10
1806* -7
1821* -7
1828* -9
1838* -7
1850* -8
1870* -7
1876* -6
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buig, Indiana County, was also
recognized as a finalist for the
award.
Cass has been an active mem
ber of the Erie County Dairy Prin
cess and Promotion Committee
for several years. She has been
credited with creating several new
promotions in _ the county as well
as die Pennsylvania Dairy Prin
cess Cookbook. Lockhart was rec
ognized for his many years of ser
vice to the Indiana County Dairy
Promotion Committee.
The meeting concluded with a
panel presentation examining
Pennsylvania Dairy programming
over the past year. The panel
review included advertising prog- 1
rams, nutrition education activi
ties, retail marketing, and public
relations events. The panel
focused on the challenges faced'
during the year and the Pennsylva
nia Dairy’s response to these
demands.
Following the meeting prog
ram, PDPP board members and
guests toured the Hanover Brands
food plant, in Centre Hall.
LIVESTOCK 18 FEB LIVE HOGS CONTRACT HIGH: 45.95 LOW: 40.02
9 16 23 30 7
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LIVE CATTLE
HIGH LOW LAST CHG
8020 7952 7957* -40
7860 7785 7790* -50
7350 7300 7302* -25
7130 7095 7102* -2
7235 7202 7205* -5
7285 7265 7265* +5
7202 7165 7165* -5
Cyndy Cats it “Promoter of tha YmT forth* Pennsylva
nia Dairy Promotion Program, whli* Chartla Lockhart la out
standing in dairy product promotion.
28 4
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.DEC
FEEDER CATTLE
HIGH LOW LAST CHG
8535 8465 8477* -30 FEB
8395 8335 8335* -30 APR
8307 8245 8245* -40 JON
8260 8202 8202* -32 JLY
8150 8100 8115* -32 ADG
8115 8085 8092* -32 OCT
8120 8105 8105* -25 DEC
8100 8080 8080* -22 FEB
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JAN FEB
LIVE BOGS
HIGH LOW LAST CHG
4382 4342 4347* -12
4360 4325 4330* -17
4850 4817 4832* -2
4770 4737 4750* -12
4540 4507 4540* +7
4130 4122 4122* -5
4240 4230 4240* 0
4285 4260 4260* 0
ooruci na: 2.iu ux: 2.120