Dewart
Livestock Auction
Dewart, Pa.
Monday, Dacmber 6,1993
Report Sapp Had by PDA
CATTLE MS.. PDA .. STEERS: few
Standard S7.SO-60.75. HEIFERS: one
Choice 65.00, couple Standard 61.00.
COWS: Breaking Utility and Commercial
45.00- couple to 4S.OO,'Cutter and
Boning Utility 44.00-47.50, Calmer and
Low Cutter 40.00-44.00. Sheila down to
35.00. BULLS: couple Yield Grade No. 1
1500/1900 lbs. 55.7 S * 58.25, few No. 2
900/1800 Ibi. 45.00-SI.SO.
FEEDER CATTLE: Heifera: few
Medium Frame No. 1 450/800 Ibi.
52.00-
CALVES 191...VEALERS: few Stan
dard and Good 70/100 Hu. 60.00-65.00,
Utility 60/8S Ibi. 50.00-60.00. FARM
CALVES: No. 1 90/130 Ibi. Holitein built
125.00- No. 2 80/12S Ibi.
70.00- few No. 1 85/110 Ibi. Holi
tein heifen 145.00-190.00. Beef cron
75/100 Ibi. built and heifen
125.00-
HOGS 87.. BARROWS & GILTS: US
No. 1-2 225/24S Ibi. 36.00-38.50, US 1-3
175/195 Iba. 28.50-30.75. SOWS: US 1-3
260/610 Ibi. 30.00-36.25, couple to 40.00.
BOARS: few 26.50-31.50.
FEEDER PIGS 108... US 1-3 20/25 lb(.
18.00-22.00. 40/45 Ibi. 29.00-30.00.- per
heed.
SHEEP 0...N0 mtrket test.
GOATS 0...N0 market teit.
Central U.S.
Carlot
Beef Report
December S, 1993
Report supplied by USDA
CENTRAL U.S. CARLOT BEEF
REPORT (INCLUDES THE MAJOR
PRODUCTION AREAS IN THE MID
WEST AND TEXAS) AS OF 3:00 P.M.
COMPARED TO MONDAY’S 3 P.M.
REPORT: UTILITY CARCASSES GEN
ERALLY STEADY; CUTTER NOT
ESTABLISHED WITH A WEAK
UNDERTONE. DEMAND LIGHT FOR
LIGHTTO MODERATE OFFERINGS.
COW AND BULL CARCASSES
. FOB OMAHA BASIS
8 LOADS REPORTED
UT.BRK 2-4, 450 & UP. 3 LOADS.
RANGE 71.00-72.50, LATEST ESTB.
PAUL B.
„ LAPP’S BARN EQUIPMENT
6935 OLD PHILADELPHIA PIKE, GAP, PA 17627
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MKT. 71.00-72.50.
UT. BNG 1-3, 400 * UP. 5 LOADS.
RANGE 75.00-76.00, LATEST BSTB.
MKT. 75.06-76.0 a
CUTTER 1-2 350 A UP. UNQUOTED.
BULLS 500 LBS. AND UP, YOl, LAT
EST ESTB. MKT. 101.00 A.
BONELESS PROCESSING BEEF/
BEEF TRIMMINGS
162 LOADS REPORTED
FRESH 90% BONELESS BEEF IN
THE MIDWEST 1.00-2.OOLOWER. AND
IN TEXAS, 3.00 LOWER; 85% 5.00
LOWER; 75% 100-4.00 LOWER; 65%
MOSTLY 2.00 LOWER. DEMAND
LIGHT TO MODERATE FOR MOD
ERATE TO HEAVY'fcFFERINGS. BEEF
TRIMMINGS LOWER ON MODERATE
DEMAND AND MODERATE TO
HEAVY OFFERINGS.
90% PR. 22 LOADS. RANGE
117.0- 18.5, WT. AVG. 117.61.
90% FZ. UNQUOTED.
85% FR. 2 LOADS, RANGE 109.0, WT.
AVG. 109.00.
85% FZ. UNQUOTED.
75% FR, 6 LOADS, RANGE 86.0-86.5,
WT. AVG. 86.17.
75% FZ. UNQUOTED.
65% FR. 6 LOADS, RANGE
67.00- WT. AVG. 67.33.
65% FZ. UNQUOTED.
50% FR, 86 LOADS. RANGE
37.00- WT. AVG. 37.62.
50% FZ, 6 LOADS, RANGE
44.00- WT. AVG. 44.17.
50% BX. 5 LOADS, RANGE 40.00,
WT. AVG. 40.00.
BULL 92-94, RANGE 137.00, WT.
AVG. 137.00 A.
FOB EAST TX AND OK
90% FR, 16 LOADS. RANGE 119.0,
WT. AVG. 119.00.
90% FZ. UNQUOTED.
85% FR, UNQUOTED.
85% FZ, UNQUOTED.
75% FR, UNQUOTED.
75% FZ, UNQUOTED.
65% FR, UNQUOTED.
65% FZ, UNQUOTED.
BULL 92-94 UNQUOTED.
CAP NORTHEAST AREAS
90% FR, 13 LOADS, RANGE 122.0,
WT. AVG. 122.00.
90% FZ, UNQUOTED.
85% FR. UNQUOTED.
85% FZ, 75% FR. 75% FZ, 65% FR
AND 65% FZ, UNQUOTED.
** ABODE AFTER QUOTES REPRE
SENTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL
MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARE
8 [IIDOD (11 FOOD HOD
DROPPED AFTERS DAYS OF NO TEST
OR BEFORE IP THEY NO LONGER
REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS.**
BEEF: HEIFERS GOOD 70.00,
MEDIUM 66.00-69.75; COMMON 65.00.
STEERS: GOOD 73.00, MEDIUM
70.00- COMMON 69.00 DOWN.
COWS; GOOD 48.00, MEDIUM
42.00- COMMON 41.00 DOWN.
BULLS; BUTCHER 60.00, BOLOGNA
55.00-58.75.
FEEDERS: GOOD 350 LBS. STEERS
80.00-85.00, MEDIUM 70.00-79.00,
COMMON 69.00-DOWN.
CALVES: 85-115 LBS. (BULLS)
110.00- 85-115 LBS. (HFRS.)
100.00- 80 LBS. UNDER 65.00
DOWN, 120 LBS. OVER VEAL 220 LBS.
117.00, 250-300 LBS. 90.00.
LAMBS: GOOD 74.00, MEDIUM
68.00- COMMON SHEEP
22.00-
HOGS; NO. 1200-240 LBS. 41.20, NO.
2 140-195 LBS. 36.50, 245 LBS.
38.00-39.50.
SOWS: 32.00-37.00.
BOARS: 25.00.
LITTLE PIGS: 25.00-40.00 PER
HEAD.
GOATS: 25.00-60.00 PER HEAD.
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Auction erery Thuraday
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Jeney Shore, Pa.
Report auppUcd by Auction
Thuraday, Dec. 9, 1993
RETURN TO FARM CALF
80.00-ISS.OO.
GOOD VEAL: 70.00-120.00.
COMMON VEAL: 35.00-80.00.
SELECT STEERS; 62.00-64.50.
COMMERCIAL COWS: 4ZOO-SO.OO.
CANNERS-CUTTERS: 38.0047.00.
SHELLS: 33.0040.75.
COMMON HEIFERS: 53.00-SB.OO.
GOOD FEEDERS: 70.00-94.00.
COMMON FEEDERS: 45.00-69.00.
BULLS: 53.00-57.50.
GOOD HOGS: 38.7540.50.
SOWS: 25.00-31.00.
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Indiana
Livestock
Homer City, PA
Thursday, Dec. 9, 1993
Report supplied by Auction
Jersey Shore
PARADISE TOBACCO BARN
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A Not* to th* Tobacco Farmer:
We want to thank all farmers for their support In helping to till the ware
house with tobacco. We also thank all buyers for giving their support In the
warehouse - the place where the buyer and seller meet.
Farmers, please watch your damp or wet tobacco when stripping - strip
on the dryer side. We've had complaints of tobacco being too wet.
We have the best crop of tobacco possibly ever grown In Lancaster
County - let's not ruin the crop by stripping too wet.
CARTHAGE, TN PARADISE, PA
TOBACCO REPORT TOBACCO REPORT
(wk of 12/3) (wk of 12/6)
Approx. 680,000 lb. Approx. 390,000 lb.
• Universal 22% • Ideal leaf 32%
• Austin 12% • Odarrt 24%
• Debril 10% • Golden 13%
• Export 4% • Lane. Leaf 16%
• Polls .40% • KM 8%
• Southboat 4%
PARADISE SALES • Victor 3%
EVERY MON., WED., FRI. Sold All Grades $1.22
Better Tobacco $1.25
SALE DATES
DECEMBER 13th, 15th A 17th
SALES WILL START PROMPTLY AT 10:00 AM
TRUCKING AVAILABLE
717-687-0990 AU-01856L
Sale Bam Manager • Mitch White
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Grants Available For
Alternative Agriculture Projects
CHARLOTTE HALL, Md.
A new alternative agriculture
grant program has been estab
lished to help southern Maryland
farmers learn more about alterna
tive agriculture enterprises that
may be feasible in this region. Its
goal is to inform producers about
alternative agriculture production
techniques and to determine the
feasibility of alternative crops and
enterprises.
Any farmer or cooperative
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Livestock
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Thuraday, December 9, 1993
CATTLE: 215. COMPARED WITH
LAST THURSDAY’S MARKET, SL.
COWS MOSTLY STEADY, FEW .25-.50
LOWER. HOLSTEINS; FEW SEL.
52.00-56.00, FEW STANDARD &
SELECT HOLSTEINS 47.75-54.00. SL.
COWS 43.00-46.50, COUPLE 48.50,
CUTTER/BON. UT. 42.75-45.75,
CANNER/LOW CUTTER 37.50-42.75,
SHELLS DOWN TO 34.50, BULLOCKS
FEW YIELD GRADE NO. 1 1300-1775
LBS. SL. BULLS 53.75-55.75.
FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS FEW Ml
400-565 LBS. 64.50-71.00, HEIFERS
FEW MI 440-675 LBS. 58.50-67.00,
BULLS FEW LI 375-4 SO LBS.
75.00-76.00.
CALVES: 430. TWO CHOICE
STAND. & GD. 70-100 LBS. 55.00-62.00,
60-85 LBS. 40.00-55.00, NO. 1, HOLS
TEIN BULLS 90-130 LBS. 125.00-162.00,
NO. 2 80-125 LBS. 75.00-120.00, NO. 1
HOL. HEIFERS 90-120 LBS.
120.00- *2 65-85 LBS.
80.00- 15.00, BEEF CROSS 70-100 LBS.
BULLS A HEIFERS 65.00-115.00, COU
PLE 170.00.
HOGS; 28. PEW US 1-3 265 LBS. AND
UP 32.00-36.00, PEW BOARS
26.50-31.25.
FEEDER PIGS 14. LOT 1-3 20 LBS.
FEEDER PIGS 21.
SHEEP; IS, FEW LOW COOD/CH.
60-75 LBS. 61.00-69.00, FEW SLAUGH
TER SHEEP 16.00-23.00.
GOATS: 0.
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extension service agent/specialist
within the southern Maryland reg
ion is eligible to submit a propos
al. Alternative agriculture project
areas include aquaculture, crops,
floriculture, forestry, horticulture,
livestock, turf production, semi
nars, networking groups, and
marketing or feasibility studies.
Grant requests may be made for
costs associated with any alterna
tive agriculture project, including
research trials, demonstration
plots, farm Held days, informa
tional workshops or meetings,
surveys, etc. Grant funds may be
used to pay for any supplies and/or
hired labor needed to perform and
complete the proposed project.
Grant funds may not be used for
reimbursement of the project lead
er’s own labor, land, and/or
equipment
Grant requests should be
between $3OO and $lOOO. Howev
er, requests for up to a maximum
of $2,500 will be considered. Pre
liminary interest has been strong
and it is expected that competition
will be high. Therefore, it is
recommended that proposals be
submitted as early as possible.
The funds for this program
were made available through the
Maryland Department of Agricul
ture to the Tri—county Council
for Southern Maryland, which is
administering the program with
the assistance of the Southern
Maryland Agricultural Commis
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ture Advisory Committee.
To receive a copy of the grant
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tact Candy Walter, agricultural
specialist, at (301) 884-2144 or
(301) 870-2520.
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