Oklahoma City
Feeder Cattle
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Wednesday, August 3, 1994
OKLAHOMA NATIONAL
STOCKYARDS WEEKLY CATTLE
SUMMARY: Compared to week ago
Monday; Feeder cattle and calves firm to
$2.00 higher. After a cautious opening,
trade turned active with good demand at
the dose of the limit up cattle futures.
Quality plain thro attractive, mostly plain
to average. Weigh-ups average to full, few
gaunt. Flesh conditions light thru mod
erately fleshy, mostly medium flesh. Con
ditions and quality not as attractive to buy
ers as last week. Slaughter cows steady.
Slaughter bulls $l.OO higher. Packer
demand moderate. Receipts this week
10,100; last week 10,599; last year 10,686.
Supply consisted of 77 percent yearlings
and calves over 600 lbs; 16 percent calves
under 600 lbs.; 7 percent cows and bulls (
70% replacements). Prices follow with
weighted average weight and price in
parenthesis.
Feeder Steers: Medium and Large
Frame 1; 4SO-SOO lbs. (477 lbs.) $93.00-
$100.50 ($97.10); 500-600 lbs. (550 lbs.)
$86.75-$93.00, load reputation brand BWF
525-575 lbs. $94.25-$96.75. ($90.49);
600-700 lb. calves and yearlings (650 lbs.)
$80.25-$87.75 ($83.77); 700-800 lbs. (750
lbs.) $77.75-582.25 ($79.88); 800-900 lbs.
(850 lbs.) $75.00-578.75 ($77.11);
900-950 lbs. (913 lbs.) $73.25-577.00
($74.76). Holstein Steers; Large Frame 2;
390 lbs. $71.50; 525-575 lbs. $65.50-
$68.50; 600-700 lbs. $60.25-$63.00;
700-750 lbs. $59.50-563.25; 750-800 lbs.
$56.00-$60.00; 800-850 lbs.
$56.25-$57.25; 925 lbs. $52.75.
Feeder Heifen: Medium and Large
Frame 1; 300-325 lb«. (317 lbs.) $94.50-
$100.50 ($99.07); 400-450 lbs. (433 lbs.)
$84.25-589.00 ($85.84): 450-500 lbs. (479
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lbs.) $Bl.OO-585.75 ($83.65); 500-600 lbs.
(550 lbs.) $79.50-SBS.2S ($81.43);
600-700 lbs. (650 lbs.) $75.00-580.25
($78.17); 700-750 lbs. (721 lbs.)
$74.75-$77.75 ($76.50); 750-800 lbs. (766
lbs.) $71.75-$75.75 ($74.17); 800-825 lbs.
(812 lbs.) $72.00-$73.00 ($72.58).
Slaughter Cows: Cutter, Boning, and
Breaking Utility Y.G. 1-4 avenge dressing
$42.00-$44.25; high dressing
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Slaughter Bulls: Y.G. 1.1375-1950 lbs.
avenge dressing $57.75-559.50; high
dressing not tested; low dressing includes
Holsteins $48.25-SSS.SO.
BRED COWS: Pretested for Bangs, pre
gnancy and age Medium and Large Frame
1 Average to High quality ranch group cow
sales; Black and BWF Heifers 700-800 lbs.
3-5 months bred $620.00-$635.00 4-6 year
old 975-1300 lbs. 4-7 months bred
$750.00-$850.00.
PAIRS: Medium and Large Frame 1,
Ave-Hi quality ranch group cow sales;
Black and BWF bred back 2-4 months. 4-6
yr old 950-1150 lb. cows with 300-400 lb.
calves $1075.00-$! 175.00 4-6 yr old
950-1150 lb. cows with 150-300 lb. calves
$1025.00-$1125.00 Average quality ranch
group cow sales; Open. 4-6 yr old
900-1100 lb. cows with 100-300 lb. calves
$775.00-5875.00 Average to high quality,
single pair sales: 4-6 yr old 850-1175 lb.
cows with 100-175 lb. calves
$670.00-8760.00 5-8 yr old 900-1175 lb.
cows with 350-575 lb. calves
$900.00-$lOOO.OO 9-10 yr old 925-1250
lb. cows with 100-200 lb. calves
$615.00-$700.00.
THIS REPORT COMPILED & PRE
PARED BY THE OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK & GRAIN MARKET
NEWS BRANCH OF THE USDA’S
AGRICULTURE MARKETING
SERVICE.
Opportunity to
SLAUGHTER COWS; 109 HEAD,
STEADY PRICES. UTILITY43.SO-47.00;
HIGH DRESSING TO 48.50; CANNERS
40.00-44.00, SHELLY 40.00 DOWN.
BULLS: 12 HEAD. YC«I 1500-1950
LBS. 59.00-60.00; YGB2 54.00-57.50;
LOW DRESSING 49.00-53.00.
FED STEERS: CHOICE LOW DRESS
ING 1200-1400 LBS. 62.00-64.25;
SELECT 59.0063.00; HIGH CHOICE
H0L1250 LBS. AT57.75; 1600 LBS. AT
54.50;
FED HEIFERS: NO TOPS OFFERED;
FEW CHOICE HEIFERETTES 9501250
LBS. TO 55.50; FEW COW HEIFERS
48.0052.00.
VEAL CALVES: 184 HEAD. 1
CHOICE 310 LBS. AT 82.00; CULLS
85-110 LBS. 45.0055.00; 5080 LBS.
38.005000.
FARM CALVES: BULLS STEADY;
HEIFERS LOWER. HOLSTEIN BULLS
#1 95-120 LBS. 100.00120.00; «2
80.00100.00; 8090 LBS. 60.0080.00;
HOLSTEIN HEIFERS «1 80120 LBS.
170.00-190.00; «2 75-95 LBS.
1200016000; BEEP X BULLS AND
HEIFERS TO 110.00
BUTCHER HOGS: 7S HEAD, 1.00
LOWER. US#l*3 225-260 LBS. TO
41.10; 200-215 LBS. TO 39.00; 1 LOT 26S
LBS. 38.85; 275-290 LBS. 35.00-39.00.
STOCK CATTLE: 121 HEAD, BEST
DEMAND FOR YEARLINGS. STEERS
MEDIUM AND LARGE FRAME 400-600
LBS. 70.00-80.00; 600-800 LBS.
66.00-75.00; 800-950 LBS. 60.00-66.50.
HEIFERS: 400-500 LBS. 70.00-76.50;
500-700 LBS. 57.00-66.00.
BULLS; FEW OFFERED. 200-400
LBS. TO 92.00; FEW 800-900 LBS. TO
56.50:
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Report nipplled by auction
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 6, 1994-A7
LAMBS: 115 HEAD, STEADY TO 5.00
LOWER. CHOICE 100-I2S LBS.
71.0079.00; 80100 LBS. 75.0087.00;
6080 LBS. 74.0086.00; 4060 LBS.
65.0076.00.
SHEEP: 35 HEAD 25.00-34.00;
HEAVY WEIGHTS 18.002100.
GOATS: 49 HEAD. LARGE BILLIES
70.0088.00; NANNIES 45.0060.00;
MEDIUM 35.00-50.00; SMALL
15.0030.00
PIGS AND SHOATS: 25 HEAD, BY
THE HEAD FROM TESTED HERDS,
2035 LBS. 18.0025.00.
SOWS: 20 HEAD. 300500 LBS.
27.0029.00; 500700 LBS. 29.0031.00
BOARS: 400600 LBS. 25.0026.25;
220250 LBS. TO 28.25.
NEW SALE TIME AND SCHEDULE
FOR TUBS. SALE. STARTS AT 4:30
P M. CALVES SELL FIRST. THE REST
OP THE DALW IS THE SAME.
SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT FOR
AUG. 9: 30 DAIRY COWS (LOCAL
HERD DISPERSAL). ALL TESTED RBI
INTER-STATE SHIPMENT. 6 GOOD
CROSSBRED BOAR SHOATS, 85 LBS.
TESTED AND OUT OF ARTIFICIAL
BREEDING.
Carlisle Livestock
Market
CarlM* Pa*
Tueaday, Aug. 2, 1994
Report Supplied by Auction
SLAUGHTER: ACTIVE! 950-1300
LBS. CHOICE 65.40-67.75; SELECT
AND LOW CHOICE 61.00-64.00;
800-900 LBS. 55.00-59.00.
HEIFERS: SELECT AND CHOICE
HOLSTEINS X 50.25-60.00.
SLAUGHTER COWS: BREAKING
UTILITY AND COMMERCIAL
46.00-50.00, CUTTER AND BONING
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UTILITY 43.00-48.00, CANNER AND
LOW CUTTER 39.00-42.00. LOW
DRESSING DOWN TO 35.00, BIG
MIDDLE 41.00-45.00; SHELLY 34.00
AND DOWN.
BULLS; ACTIVE! YG#l SB.OO-61.00;
YG#2 52.75-55.00.
CALVES: VEALERS, COUPLE
90.00100.00; STANDARD 55.00-70.00.
CALVES RETURNING TO THE
FARM: HOLSTEIN BULLS «1 95-125
LBS. 115.0013000; HOLSTEIN BULLS
«2 90130 LBS. 100.00114.00, 8085
LBS. 75.0010000, HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
#1 80125 LBS. TO 211.00, BEEF X
BULLS 90100 LBS. 125.00152.50,
BEEF X HEIFERS 70-90 LBS.
75.00142.50
SWINE: HOGS USBI-3 220270 LBS.
41.0041.75; UG42-4 220270 LBS.
39.50-40.50; UNDER 220 LBS.
35.0038.25; SOWS USVI-3 300450L85.
27.0030.50; BOARS 300550 LBS.
23.0025.00.
FEEDER PIGS: BY THE HEAD, 15-25
LBS. 13.00-20.00; 30-50 LBS.
26.0032.00.
COATS: STRONG DEMAND! BY
THE HEAD, LARGE 70.0097.50; FAN
CY KIDS 37.50-62.50; SMALL
20.0035.00.
LAMBS: ACTIVE I GOOD AND
CHOICE 60130 LBS. 65.0087.50.
SHEEP: ALL WEIGHTS 33.0042.00.
NEXT STATE GRADED FEEDER PIG
SALE FRIDAY, AUG. 12, 1:30 P.M.
GRADING 7:3011 A.M. SALE VERY
TUBS. LIVESTOCK 7 P.M. SALE TIME,
RECEIVING 8:30 A.M. RABBITS POUL
TRY AND EGGS 5:55 P.M. SALE TIME.
RECEIVING 4 P.M.
DIRECTION BASE HOG PRICE FOR
TUBS., AUG. 2 IS 43.75.
Dear Friends of the Clinic for Special
Children,
We are again asking for your support and
donations of saleable Items to sell at the 4th
Annual Benefit Auction on Sept. 17,1994, at the
Leola Produce Auction site on Brethren Church
Rd„ Leola, PA.
All proceeds will go to the Clinic for Special
Children, a non-profit organization, with Dr Hol
mes Morton as the attending physician Dr Mor
ton has taken a special Interest in several here
ditary diseases. By testing all newborn babies of
high-risk percent-age, he has been able to pre
vent Irreversible brain damage of many of these
young children The same tests that are done at
the clinic for *35" would cost *350" to *400" at
major medical centers, making these tests too
expensive for many parents The costs of owning
and operating this laboratory equipment are
huge, but with the funds from this annual auction
the clinic has been able to offer this service to
their clients at a price that Is affordable by the
average parent.
You may contact any of the following for
more Information or. If you wish, deliver your
donation to any of them. Thank you for your
support.*
’NOTICE! If you wish to donate Items that should
be listed on our tale bill, such as Wlnross trucks,
special quilts, or any other Items, our advertising
deadline it Wed., Aug. 9th. Please call or write to
one of the following... thanks again for your past
and future support!
• John Stoltzfus: 20 Stoltzfue Lsns, Lsols
• Enos Hoovsr: 373 Grist Mil Rd., Now Holland,
717-354-5415
• Ernest Zimmerman: 330 W. Ml. Airy Rd., Stevens,
717-733-2645
• Harvey Hoover; 263 S. Fsrmerevllle Rd., Leola,
717-656-9694
• Leonard Hurst: 124 Rothsvllle Station Rd., Lltltz,
717-626-4705
• John Fisher: 3405 Old Phlla. Pike, Ronks
(at Intercourse)
• Stevie Huyard; N. Railroad Ave., New Holland
• Stevie Bailer: 2198 Hubeon Road, Lancaster
• Jacob Zook Jr.; 4021 Old Phlla. Pike, Gordonvllle
• Daniel Stoltzfus: Box 2220 Hubeon Road, Lancaster
The Sales Committee