AS-Lancastar Farming, Saturday, Saptambar 18,1993
National
Grain Market
Sk Joecph, Mo.
Wedncedejr, September 15, 1993
DAILY NATIONAL GRAIN
SUMMARY GRAIN AND SOYBEAN
PRICES CLIMBED HIGHER. WEDNES
DAY, SUPPORTED BY IMPROVED
EXPORT SALES AND SCATTERED
FREEZE IN WESTERN CORNBELT
AREAS LAST NIGHT. WHEAT 1 TO 4
CENTS HIGHER. CORN 1 TO 2 CENTS
HIGHER. SORGHUM 2 TO 6 CENTS
HIGHER. SOYBEANS 3 TO 6 CENTS
HIGHER. SPRING.WHEAT HARVEST
DELAYS CONTINUE TO PUSH
PRICES HIGHER AND CROP QUAL
ITY REMAINS IN QUESTION.
EXPORT DEMAND INCREASED WITH
SEVERAL GOOD PURCHASES ON
THE BOOKS. CORN AND BEAN
CROPS WERE HIT WITH SCATTERED
FROST IN CORNBELT AREAS LAST
NIGHT AND SOME DAMAGE IS POS
SIBLE. CORN HARVEST IS JUST
UNDERWAY IN SOUTHERN CORN
BELT AREAS BUT NO YIELD
REPORTS HAVE BEEN RELEASED AS
YET. EXPORT INTEREST PICKED UP
THE PAST COUPLE OF DAYS, ESPE
CIALLY FOR CORN TO RUSSIA.
EXPORT NEWS: NIGERIA BOUGHT
100,000 METRIC TONS OF HARD RED
WINTER WHEAT FOR 93/94 MARKET
ING YEAR. USDA CCC BOUGHT
50.024 TONNES U.S. HARD RED
WINTER WHEAT FOR DONATION TO
KYRGYZSTAN, UNDER THE FOOD
FOR PROGRESS PROGRAM FOR
SEPT/ OCT SHIPMENT. USDA
ACCEPTED A BID TO SELL 100,000
TONNES HARD RED WINTER WHEAT
TO SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN
NATIONS, UNDER EEP, FOR OCT/
DEC SHIPMENT. USDA ACCEPTED
BIDS FROM PRIVATE EXPORTERS
TO SELL 52,000 TONNES HARD RED
SPRING WHEAT AND 23,000 TONNES
OF WESTERN WHITE WHEAT TO THE
PHILIPPINES, UNDER EEP. FOR
OCTOBER. USDA ACCEPTED A BID
TO SELL 20,000 TONNES SOFT RED
WINTER WHEAT TO MOROCCO.
UNDER EEP. FOR NOV/DEC SHIP
MENT. USDA ACCEPTED BIDS TO
SELL 9,615 TONNES OF HARD RED
WINTER WHEAT TO MEXICO.
UNDER EEP. FOR OCT/NOV SHIP
MENT. USDA REPORTED THE SALE
OF 170.000 TONNES OF CORN TO
WHEAT _ M ...
Tyler - Coker 916, 983 - £pTtl&
Cardinal - Wakefield - Excel u;
Dynasty - Early Agri 863 Bearded - Wysor - Sussex
All New Sawyer Replaces Twain Pennco
SEEDS WILL COME FROM VA
TIMOTHY, TORO and
CLIMAX TIMOTHY
Agricultural Producers
Today’s ag-markets are extremely volatile and
likely will remain that way for the balance of
this marketing year.
Let us help ...
• Cash Grain Merchandising
• Cash Feed Stuff Sales (including
cottonseed and hominy)
• Grain Forward Pricing
• Livestock Forward Pricing
• Full Service Futures Brokerage
• Market Consulting
Rall-to-truck Facilities at Palmyra &
Greencastle
IN USA - 1-800-722-6246
LOCAL - 1-717-838-7050
/NC.
RUSSIA FOR 93/94 MARKETING
YEAR. USDA ACCEPTED A BID TO
SELL 6,000 TONNES OP SOYOIL TO
NORWAY. UNDER THE EXPORT
ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM, FOR
OCT/NOV SHIPMENT. USDA
ACCEPTED BIDS TO SELL 3,700 TON
NES SUN OIL TO GUATEMALA,
UNDER THE SUNFLOWERSEED OIL
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR DEC/
FEB SHIPMENT.
DATE CHANGE YEAR AGO TRUCK
BIDS: 09/15/93 09/14/93 09/16/92
WHEAT: KANSAS CITY 3.21-3.23 UP 4
3.43-3.46 MINNEAPOLIS TRUCK BID
4.57 UP 3 3/4 3.59 3/4 PORTLAND
3.40-3.43 UP 1-3 4.33-4.36 ST. LOUIS
NEW CROP BID 2.70-2.74 NC-DN 1
3.28-3.31.
CORN, U.S. NO. 2 YELLOW: KAN
SAS CITY 2.35-2.39 UP 2 2.25-2.26 MIN
NEAPOLIS 2.23 3/4 UP 2 2.06 1/2 SO.
lOWA 2.28-2.31 UP 1 2.20-Z22 OMAHA
2.22-2.24 UP 1-2 2.10-2.13.
SOYBEANS, NO. 1 YELLOW: KAN
SAS CITY 6.40-6.41 UP 5 5.53-5.
-IS 6.221/2 UP 4 3/4 5.36
1/2 SO. lOWA 6.28-6.32 UP 3-4 5.45-5.53
C. ILL. PROCESSORS 6.35 1/2-6.46 1/2
UP 4 3/4-6 3/4 5.50 1/2-5.60 1/2.
♦TRUCK BIDS FOR KANSAS CITY,
US NO. 1 HARD RED WINTER
WHEAT. ORDINARY PROTEIN. MIN
NEAPOLIS. US NO. 1 DARK NORTH
ERN SPRING WHEAT, 14% PROTEIN.
PORTLAND. NO. 1 SOFT WHITE
WHEAT. ST. LOUIS, NO. 2 SOFT RED
WINTER WHEAT.
FUTURES CLOSE: KANSAS CITY
(DEC) WHEAT 3.12 1/2 UP 3 1/4 3.34
MINNEAPOLIS (DEC) WHEAT 3.27 UP
3 3/4 3.29 3/4 CHICAGO (DEC) WHEAT
3.09 UP 4 3.39 3/4 (DEC) CORN 2.38 3/4
UP 2 2.20 1/2 (NOV) SOYBEANS 6.31
1/2 UP 4 3/4 5.54 1/2.
EXPORT: BARGE OR RAIL, PORT
OF NEW ORLEANS OR NORTH TEX
AS GULF. NO. 1 HARD RED WINTER
WHEAT ORDINARY PROTEIN 3.53
1/2-3.54 1/2 UP 2 1/4 3.76-3.78 NO. 2
SOFT RED WINTER WHEAT 3.06-3.12
UP 1-4 3.57-3.58 NO. 2 YELLOW CORN
2.59-2.60 UP 1 1/2-2 2.50-2.53 NO. 2
YELLOW SORGHUM RAIL 4.35 DN 2
BARGE 4.33 NC 4.29-4.28 NO. 2 YEL
LOW SOYBEANS 6.67 1/2-6.711/2 UP 5
3/4-8 5.84 BIRD.
THIS REPORT A SERVICE OF U.S.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
LIVESTOCK AND GRAIN MARKET
NEWS, ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
[QUS STATES
alfalfa
84 VWAP VERNAL
Oklahoma City
Feeder Cattle
Oklahoma City, Okia.
Wadnaaday, September 15, 1993
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL
STOCKYARDS WEEKLY CATTLE
SUMMARY: Compared to lut week;
English and exotic feeder ateera over 650
Ibt. ateady to $l.OO higher. Feeder heifera
over 6SO Ibi. ateady. Steer and heifer
calves under 650 Iba., at well aa Brahma
Cioatet of all weighta ateady to $2.00 low
er, with greatest decline! on Brahma cros
ses. Demand moderate for all classes. Mott
Brahma Cross feeders now under heavy
' discounts at it typical for this time of year.
FeedloU north of here totally out of the
Brahma cross market. Quality cf yearlings
plain with extremely large supply of Brah
ma crossbreds. Calf quality avenge, how
ever majority are unweaned. Weigh-upt
average to full but overall not at bad as two
weeks ago. Yearling flesh condition slight
ly thin thro moderately fleshy. Up to 6
inches of tain received Monday in central
and eastern Oklahoma. Slaughter cows
$l.OO higher, slaughter built $l.OO lower.
Receipts this week 11,750; last week’s
holiday period 2,478; last year 11,552.
Supply consisted of 55 percent yearlings
and cdves over 600 lbs.; 40 percent calves
under 600 lbs.; and 5 percent cows and
bulla. Pricet fallow with weighted avenge
weight and price in parenthesis.
Feeder Steers: Medium and Large
Frame 1; 300-350 lbs. (328 lbs,) $113.00-
$llB.OO ($114.60): 350-400 lbs. (375 lbs.)
$102.00-$! 13.50 ($108.14); 400-450 lbs.
(427 lbs.) $99.75-$109.50 ($106.38);
450-500 lbs. (475 lbs.) $96.00-$105.85
($102.57); 500-550 lbs. (516 lbs.)
$96.50-$104.00 ($101.72); 550-600 lbs.
(570 lbs.) $91.50-$99.75 ($93.98);
600-700 lbs. (650 lbs.) $89.25-$96.00
($92.94); 700-750 lbs. (729 lbs.)
$89.10-$92.00 ($90.61); 750-800 lbs. (780
lbs.) $86.00-$90.35 ($88.05); 800-900 lbs.
(850 lbs.) $83.00-$87.00 ($84.32);
900-1000 lbs. (950 lbs.) $81.75-82.75
I VINTAGE SALES * i|
STABLES,INC. f
i Paradise, PA
3 Possum belly tractors & trailers ;
to haul cattle. From Virginia to Penna.
Contact us before going down. I
Call dav or nlaht j
717/768-8204 Office I
215/458-8518.
215/458-5060 Home |
| L. Robert Frame «
LIVESTOCK IS OU:
MONDAY J
*<>os
EARLY BIRD HOG SALE
7:30 A.M.
Son Your Hogi At Now Holtond SalM StiblM. Inc.
S«c Wi«m wlflhx), »otd «nd pickup your chock.
. 10:00 A.M. Vi
MgS HORSES
Iffl mules
Ci,. i:3Q
BEEF SALE
i In
CALVES
HEIFER SALE 11:00 A.M.
COW SALE 12:00 NOQN
Wa haw tha uaual run ol 80 to 100 HaSara, all agaa.
Loada of Iraah com and spring an from our ragiilar
aHppara. Alan aoma local, traati coma and aprlngata.
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES. INC.
12 Miles East of Lancaster Off Route 23, New Holland, Penna.
MANAGERS
Norman * David Kofc • 717*M745M
Luka Ebwly • 21S-2C7-MM 735-IMS
Homar Ebarly • 215-2#7-M47
Ron Ranok - 717-MMM*
($81.66); Holstein Stoert: Large Frame 2:
249 lbs. $92.50; 357 lbs. $16.25; 437 Iba.
$80.00; 476 Iba. $7100; 570 Iba. $71.75;
600-650 lbs. (611 Iba.) $72.50- $75.25
($74.71); 650-700 Iba. (696 Iba.)
$70.25-874.10 ($71.61); 700-800 lbs. (750
lbs.) $70.10-873.50 ($72.85); 800-850 Ibt.
(811 lbs.) $66.00-872.85 ($70.84);
850-900 lbs. (892 lbs.) $66.75-868.75
($67.49).
Feeder Heifers: Medium and Large Frame
1; 300-350 lbs. (332 lbs.) $96.50- $104.50
($99.50); 350-400 lbs. (379 lbs.)
$92.85-899.00 ($95.68); 400-500 lbs. (450
lbs.) $87.50-594.50 ($90.58); 500-550 lbs.
(534 lbs.) $86.00-892.00 ($88.93);
550-600 lbs. (565 lbs.) $84.60-890.00
($87.04); 600-700 lbs. (650 lbs.)
$83.00-887.00 ($85.71); 700-750 lbs. (734
lbs.) $82.25-886.35 ($82.99); 750-800 lbs.
(765 lbs.) $80.75-883.00 ($81.80);
800-850 lbs. (815 lbs.) $79.50-883.00
($81.81).
Slaughter Cows; Cutter, Boning and
Breaking Utility Y.G. 1-4 avenge dressing
$46.00-$48.75; high dressing
$49.00-$52.50. Cannes and low Cutters
$37.50-842.50.
Slaughter Bulls; Y.G. 1 1425-2000 lbs.
average dressing SS7.SO-$60.25; high
dressing $63.50-$64.25.
Replacement Cows; Pretested for
Bangs, pregnancy and age; Medium and
Large Frame 1, high quality: Brangua and
FI Brahma cross Heifers: 700-750 lbs. 5-7
months bred $710.00-$735.00 per head
675-750 lbs. 4 months bred
$550.00-$665.00 per head Average Qual
ity odds: 4 year old 1025-1100 lbs. 4-5
months bred $650.00-$695.00 per head 5- 8
yr old 925-1200 lbs. 3-7 months bred
$550.00-$620.00 per head 8-10 yr old
950-1100 lbs. 3-7 months bred
$460.00-$540.00 per head.
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES INC.
THE ACTION AUCTION
Belleville
Livestock Auction
Belleville, Pa.
Wcdneaday, September IS, 1993
Report Supplied by Auction
CATTLE 170.. Supplied by the auction.
STEERS; Select 66.00-70.60, Standard
62.00- HOLSTEINS: Select
58.50-64.85. HEIFERS: Standard
55.00- COWS; Breaking Utility and
Commercial 46.35-53.75, Cutter and Bon
ing Utility 42.00-45.85, Catmer and low
Cutter 35.00-42.00. Shell* down to 30.00.
BULLS: Yield Grade No. 21200/1700 lb*.
52.75-57.60. FEEDER CATTLE: Steers
65.00- Heifer* 51.00-70.00; Bulls
45.00-
CALVES 110.. FARM CALVES: No. 1
90/125 lbs. Holstein bulls 130.00-151.00,
No. 2 80/110 lbs. 85.00-132.00; No. 1
100/120 lb*. Holstein heifers
150.00- No. 2 70/90 lb*.
55.00- Beef Cross bulls and heifers
110.00-
HOGS 91.. BARROWS AND GILTS:
US 1-2 230/260 lb*. 46.00-48.75, lot 1-3
220/250 lb*. 44.00-46.60. SOWS: US 1-3
400/550 lbs. 35.00-39.50.2-3 300/450 lb*.
30.00- BOARS: 26.50-30.00.
FEEDER PIGS 361... US No. 1-3 20/30
lbs. 15.00-26.00, 30/40 lbs. 28.00-36.00.
all per head.
SHEEP 40..G00d and Choice spring si.
lambs 50.00-65.00. Slaughter sheep;
18.00-
GOATS 24.. Large 50.00-80.00,
Medium 35.00-49.00, Small 30.00-41.00,
Large kids 30.00-38.00, Small kids
18.00-26.00. per head.
DAIRY COWS
49..5700.00-$1435.00.- per head.
hay, straw
& GRAIN SALE
Every Thursday at 1 p.m.
Auction will continue
all year long
Vintage Sales
Stables. Inc.
(Rt. 30,10 mile* east of Lancaster
In Paradise, PA)
For Info.'
717-442*4181 butineM
215'*88-&SIU homo
ONLY BUSINESS
THURSDAY J
Beef Auction 10:00 AM.
|K||HP BULLS. STEERS.
DHW beef cows
l;00 P.M.
STOCKERS ft FEEDERS TP,
/■ J SHEEP SB
ssl JO
•mi* Wa— QWlaa llanaaar
Rogar Floyd - 717-554-4541
FAX #717-755-070#
Paul Good"- HM4S4M2
L. Roborl From#, Sr.
president
Glonn S. Frame
Mgr.