Lancaster Feeder Cattle Auction
Wednesday, December 7,1994
FEEDER CATTLE
TODAY 657
Trend not comparable, no recent test. Demand good from a large attendance.
GRADE HEAD WEIGHT PRICE WEIGHTED WEIGHTED
RANGE RANGE AVERAGE PRICE
STEERS:
Medium &
Large #1 59 516-595 64.00-74.25 562
42 620-685 62.50-68.25 656
57 733-795 65.50-70.75 751
17 832-865 63.00-69.25 840
14 922-941 58.75-66.25 932
21 1020-1024 65.25-70.00 1023
HEIFERS:
Medium &
Large #1 36 513-575 58.0065.25 553
38 654675 60.2567.25 667
26 781-798 61.75-64.00 789
Chuck Suloff
Open (House
Keystone Farm Credit, ACA
...serves the 15 county southeastern
million in loans outstanding
farmers and rural residents.
and adjustable rate
;gages / revolving credit
(S, operating loans,
ible repayment
I December 13, 1994 10:00 SPM - 8:00 (PM
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Pennsylvania
Livestock Auction
Wayncsburg, Pa.
Thunday, December t, 1994
Report Supplied by Auction
CATTLE: SL. COWS: UTILITY &
COMMERCIAL 37.00-43.30; CUTTER
& BONING UTILITY 36.00-43.00; CAN
NER & LOW CUTTER 30.00-36.00;
SHELLS 30.00 & DOWN. BULLS:
YIELD GRADE I 1500#-2000# 43.50-
34.30. YIELD GRADE 2 1000#-1400#
42.00-50.00.
69.68
65.96
68.69
67.19
61.67
68.42
FEEDER STEERS: M & L I 300-300#
30.00- 230-280# 33.00-86.00; M
600-900# 30.00-72.00. HEIFERS M 1 & L
1 300-300# 50.00-72.30; L 1 400-630#
48.00- BULLS M & L I 300-620#.-
43.00-
63.72
65.50
62.95
CALVES: VEAL.. PRIME 90.00-
90.00; CHOICE 80.00-88.00; GOOD
Dean Shollenberger
30.00-77.00.
FARM CALVES; «I HOLSTEIN
BULLS 90-120#FEW 83.00-113.00; #2
HOLSTEIN BULLS 80-100# FEW 55.00-
90.00; BEEF X BULL&HFRS./HD.
60.00-100.00.
HOGS: BARROWS & GILTS #l-2
210-255# 28.00-32.00; #2-3 255-280#
26.00-32.00; SOWS #l-3 300-500# 15.00-
25.00.
FEEDER PICS: 1-3 13-20#; 1-3 25-
33# 10.00-19.00/HD.
LAMBS; HIGH CHOICE 55-75#
30.00-83.00; CHOICE 90-105# 55.00-
77.00; FEEDER LAMBS GOOD 50.00-
75.00; SHEEP 20.00-40.00.
GOATS: LARGE 40.00-116.00/HD.;
MEDIUM 30.00-48.00/HD.; SMALL
10.00-2S.OQ/HD.
HORSES: 40.00-62.50; PONIES
20.00-45.00.
Glenn Wismer
...provides financially
services such as
credit life insurance,
and
equipment leasing.
Our
Financial Management
Services department
provides 3 types of record
keeping with tax preparation
services.
Our
Silverdale team
serves Bucks,
Montgomery and
: Philadelphia
counties.
Route 113, Silverdale
(215) 257-1175
Lancaatar Farming, Saturday, December 10, 1994-Al9
Northeast Lamb Pool
Tele-O-Auction
Troy PA, December 2,1994
(PA Department of Agriculture) 170
head sold
Slaughter Lambs; 12 head
Choice 83/100 lbs. 67.00-73.00
Feeder Lambs; 97 head
Good and Choice 60/80 lbs. 77.00-
80.00
45/60 lbs. 80.30-82.30
Slaughter sheep: 61 head
110/170 lbs. 34.00-40.25
Ag Secretary
Wolff
Commends
Garrahan
HARRISBURG
(Dauphin Co.) State
Agriculture Secretary
Boyd Wolff has recently
commended Jim Garra
han, supervisor of the
department’s Bureau of
Plant Industry, for
receiving honors Grom
the federal Environmen
tal Protection Agency.
According to a news
release, Wolff com
mended Garrahan for
being named the Pesti
cide Inspector of the
Year by the EPA Region
m office. Garrahan was
presented with the EPA
award during a recent
state pesticide inspector
woritshop.
The award is pre
sented by the EPA to the
person who best exem
plifies an “outstanding
inspector,” based on
exceptional dedication,
performance of duties in
a consistently profes
sional manner, comple
tion of inspections with
proper documentation,
seeking innovative
approaches to problems
and functioning as an
educator to die regu
lated community and
the public, according to
the news release.
Garrahan, 67, of
Kingston, has been
employed by the Pa.
Department of Agricul
ture for 18 years, and for
the past two years has
worked as supervisor of
the PDA’s Region 111
office in Tunkhannock.
He and his wife Bar
bara have two daughters
and five grandchildren.
“Proper training is the
key to successful
inspections,” Garrahan
said in the news release.
“In field work, I would
like to be thought of as
being tough, but fair.”
“It’s a great honor for
Jim, and for the Depart
ment,” said Wolff, in the
statement “(Garrahan)
was selected from a
number of nominees
from Pennsylvania and
several other states,
including West Virgini
a, Maryland, Virginia,
Delaware, and the Dis
trict of Columbia.”