A6-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 22, 1995
National
Egg Market
ATLANTA, GA
APRIL 19, 1995
NATIONAL EGG MARKET - AT A
GLANCE:
Prices were unchanged. The market tone
remained steady at best. Demand into retail
channels slowed in some areas and was
mixed across the full range of light to
good, best where post-holiday restocking
continued and features were a factor. Sup
plies were well cleared, and usually adequ
ate for the large sizes, and mediums were
often light to sometimes adequate. Break
ing slock supplies were adequate for the
moderate demand, and the trade sentiment
was steady. Live hen offerings remained at
least adequate.
For additional information, please call
(404) 347-4121.
Hackettstown
Poultry & Egg
Hackettstown, NJ.
Report Supplied by Auction
Tuesday, April 18, 1995
Report Supplied by Auction
HEAVY FOWL .60-1.45.
LEGHORN FOWL .65-1.20.
FRYERS .70-.75
GEESE .80.
BANTAMS .60-1.10.
ROOSTERS .70-1.70.
TURKEYS .45-.80.
BUNNIES EACH 1.50-2.50.
DUCKS 1.25-1.80.
RABBITS .40-1.60.
PIGEONS 2.75-3.50.
GUINEAS 2.35-3.25.
EGGS: WHITE EXTRA LARGE &
JUMBO .70-.BO,LARGE .67-.71. BROWN
EXTRA LARGE & JUMBO .77-.57,
LARGE .83-.56.
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National
Grain Market
St. Joaeph, MO
Wednesday April 19,1995
USDA-Market News Service
Daily National Grain Summary
Wheat prices finished mixed, with pres
sure stemming from profit taking and lack
of new export sales while weather con
cerns offered some support Com prices
turned higher on recent good export
demand and planting delays due to wet
conditions. Soybean prices extended Tues
day's losses as fund selling continued and
meal slipped lower. Wheat mixed. Com 1
to 3 cents higher. Sorghum 1 to 3 cents
higher. Soybeans 1 to 3 cents lower. Wheat
prices were slightly lower in reaction to
late day fund sell- ing. Export sales have
been very slow this week and recent bene
ficial rains added weakness to prices. How
ever, some concerns over planting delays
in spring wheat growing areas and cold
weather forecast for parts of the winter
wheat areas, limited price declines. Slight
support was noted in com pits due to cool,
wet, weather con- ditions in Midwest reg
ions. Although com planting it not into full
swing, recent rains have kept fanners out
of fields. Soybean prices continued lower
on profit taking and record large crops
reponed in S. America. Additional weak
ness in soybean meal demand was also a
negative factor for I reins.
Export demand: Purchaser Commodity
Tonnage Delivery date Nothing new to
report.
Dale Change Year ago Truck bids:
04/19/95 04/18/95 04/20/94 Wheat: Kan
sas City 3.80-3.81 up 1-unch 3.44-3.47
Minneapolis 4.10 dn 1 4.77 1/2 Portland
4.09-4.12 up 1-4 3.56-3.59 St. Louis
3.48-3.49 dn 1-2 3.14-3.17
Com, U.S. No 2 Yellow: Kansas City
2.45-2.46 unch 2.66-2.69 Minneapolis
2.39 1/4 up 1 1/2 2.55 1/2 Southern lowa
2.47-2.49 up 3-2 2.63-2.65 Omaha
2.33-2.34 up 1-unch 2.54-2.55
Soybeans, No 1 Yellow: Kansas City
5.59-5.61 dn 2-1 6.75-6.80 Minneapolis
5 58 dn 3 6.58 Southern lowa 5.68-5.70 up
1-dn 2 6.71-6.72 Cent 111 Processors
5.67-5.72 dn 3-2 6.73 1/2-6.78 1/2
♦Truck bids for Kansu City, US No 1
hard red winter wheat, ordinary protein.
Minneapolis, US No 1 dark northern spring
wheat, 14% protein. Portland, No 1 toft
white wheat, St. Louis, No 2 toft red wint
er wheat
Futures close: Karsas City (May) wheat
3.57 1/2 dn 1 3.24 Minneapolis (May)
Wheat 3.53 dn 1 3.45 Chicago (May)
Wheat 3.50 1/2 dn 2 1/2 3.17 3/4 Chicago
(May) Com 2.441/4 up 1/22.601/2Chica
go (May) Soybeans 5.66 dn 3 6.66
Export: Barge or rail, Pott of New
Orleans or North Texas Gulf. No 1 hard red
winter wheat ordinary protein 4.04
1/2-4.05 1/2 dn 1-unch 3.75-3.76 No 2 toft
red winter 3.77 1/2-3.78 1/2 dn 2 1/2
3.42-3.48 No 2 yellow com 2.73 1/4-2.74
1/4 up 1/2-1 2.82-2.82 1/2 No 2 yellow
sorghum Rail 4.63 up 1 4.79 Barge 4.79 up
3 4.72 No I yellow soybeans 5.99-6.00 dn
3 6.92-6.92 1/2
Source; USDA-Mitsouri Dept of Ag
Market Newt, St Joseph, MO Reporter
Bird 816 238 0678
Carlisle Livestock
Market
CarlWe, Pa.
Tuctday, April 18, 1995
Report Supplied by Auction
SLAUGHTER: STEERS SELECT
AND CHOICE HOLSTEINS 55.00-59.75;
SLAUGHTER COWS BREAKING UTIL
ITY AND COMMERCIAL 40.00-45.25,
COUPLE 46.00-50.00, CUTTER AND
BONING UTILITY 40.00-44.75, CAN
NER AND LOW CUTTER 36.00-39.00,
BIG MIDDLE 38.25-39.75, SHELLY
34.00 AND DOWN; BULLS 44.00-53.00.
FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS 450-850
LBS. 64.00-72.00, HOLSTEINS/DAIRY
TYPES 46.00-62.00; HEIFERS 450-850
LBS. 52.00-67.00, HOLSTEIN/DAIRY
TYPES 37.00-61.00; BULLS 500-700
LBS. 52.00-75.00, HOLSTEIN/DAIRY
TYPE 850-1000 LBS. 45.00-50.00.
CALVES: VEALERS CHOICE
90.00-102.00, STANDARD AND GOOD
SCOTCH HIGHLANDERS
to be at the
New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
Feeder Sale, Friday Eve., April 28
Consisting of
10 Yearling Bull Calves
10 Yearling Heifers
10 Bred Heifers and approximately
16 Mature Cows.
See additional consignments
Page E 35 this issue.
630 PM
9:00 AM
900 AM
SLAUGHTER HOGS
EARLY BIRD HOG SALE
7:30 A.M.
' So# Your Hog* At Now Holland Silo* SMblaa, Inc.
So# them welghtd, told and pickup your chock.
ifl;QO A.M. U
MB HORSES
IJff MULES
X?3O P.M.
■S P BEEF SALE
w» ssss rl
HEIFER SALE 11:00 A.M.
COW SALE 12:00 NOON
We have the usual run of 50 to 100 Heifers, all ages
Loads of fresh cows and springers from our regular
shippers Also some local fresh cows and springers.
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
12 Miles East of Lancaster Off Route 23, New Holland, Penna.
MANAGERS s.i. n.m Office Manager
Norman & David Kolb - 717-397-5538 HogorTloyd - 717-354-4341 -
-El«m R«nr»wnmiv«» fax #717-355-0705
Luke Ebarly • 215-267-6608 738-1865
Homer Ebarly - 215-267-3047
Ron Ranek • 717-656-9849
60.00- CALVES RETURNING TO
FARM, STRONG DEMAND. HOLSTEIN
BULLS #l9O-125L85. 120.00-129.00, «2
85-130 LBS. 97.50-119.00; HOLSTEIN
HEIFERS #1 TO 197.50; BEEF X BULLS
TO 120.00.
SWINE: HOGS US«I-3 220-270 LBS.
35.00- USB2-3 220-270 LBS.
30.00-
US#l-3 300-550 LBS
sows
24.00-
FEEDER PIGS: BY THE HEAD,
ACTIVE! 15-25 LBS. 26.00-33.00.
GOATS; BY THE HEAD, LARGE
BILLIES AND NANNIES 57.00-95.00,
FLESHY KIDS 5Z50-65.00, MEDIUM
TO SMALL KIDS 30.00-45.00.
LAMBS: GOOD AND CHOICE 30-39
LBS. 129.00-169.00, 40-60 LBS.
120.00- LBS. 100.00-152.50;
CHOICE 80-100 LBS. 107.50-115.00;
GOOD 75.00-93.00.
SHEEP; ALL WEIGHTS 19.00-60.00.
NEXT SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE
SALE TOES.. APRIL 25, 7: 30 PM.
NEXT STATE GRADED FEEDER PIG
SALE FRIDAY. APRIL 28. 1:30 P.M.
GRADING 7 P.M.-ll A.M.
NEXT SPECIAL FED CATTLE SALE
TOES., MAY 9.
ESTIMATED DIRECT HOG BASE
PRICE AT PLANT FOR WED., APRIL 19
IS 35.75.
SALE EVERY TOES. FOR LIVES
TOCK. 7 P.M., RECEIVING 8:30 A.M.
ALSO EVERY TOES. WE HAVE SALE
FOR RABBITS, POULTRY, AND EGGS,
5:55 P.M. SALE TIME, RECEIVING 4
P.M.
Eighty-Four Livestock
Eighty-Four, Pa.
Monday, April 17, 1995
Report Supplied by Auction
STEERS: SELECT 60.00-63.00;
STANDARD 54.00-59.00, UTILITY
53.00 DOWN.
HEIFERS: STANDARD 53.00-SS.SO;
Herd of
CALVES
Co »S
UTILITY 5150 AND DOWN.
COWS: BREAKING UTTUTY AND
COMMERCIAL 39.5tM4.00, CUTTER
AND BONING UTILITY 37.00-40.50;
CANNER AND LOW CUTTER
32.50-36.50, SHELLS DOWN TO 31.00
DOWN.
BULLS: YG#I 52.00-64.00; YG#2
44.00-51.00.
FEEDER STEERS: 200-300 LBS.
61.00- 300-500 LBS. 5100-79.00,
500-800 LBS. 50.00-63.00, HEIFERS
200-300 LBS. 62.00-79.00,300-500 LBS
51.00- 500-800 LBS. 45.00-63.00;
BULLS 200-300 LBS. 60.00-77.00,
300-500 LBS. SO.OO-75.00.500-800 LBS.
50.00-
VEALERS: CHOICE 90.00-104.00,
GOOD 70.00-87.00, STANDARD AND
GOOD 60.00-69.00, UTILITY 57.00
DOWN.
FARM CALVES: HOLSTEIN BULLS
#1 105.00-135.00; HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
100.00- HOLSTEIN BULLS «2
87.00- BEEF BULLS 90.00-150.00,
BEEF HEIFERS 80.00-135.00.
HOGS: US4I-3 200-220 LBS.
31.00- 220-260 LBS. 3125-33.50
US#2-3 260-300 LBS. 30.00-33.50.
SOWS: NONE.
BOARS: 1 HEAD AT 2ZOO
FEEDER PIGS: US#l-3 38 LBS. 31.00
UTILITY 10.0 DOWN.
SHEEP AND LAMBS: NEW CROPOF
LAMBS 20-40 LBS. 100.00-150.00,4040
LBS. 142.50-165.00; 60-80 LBS
100.00- HIGH CHOICE AND
PRIME 80-100 LBS. 89.00-110.00,
CHOICE 100-125 LBS. 71.00-72.50,
FEEDER LAMBS GOOD AND CHOICE
70.00- UTILITY 69.00 DOWN,
EWES 26.00-36.00.
GOATS; BY THE HEAD, LARGE
30.00- MEDIUM 22.00-50.00,
SMALL 17.00-3150.
Niw Holland Sales Stables
DAIRY SALE
Wad., April 26, IMS
Washington GounlY Hard Dispeisal
48 Hoad.
Including 7 R&W Holstein's, 13 due July,
August, Sept. 7 recently fresh. 11 springers
due April & May, June. Low S.C.C. Average
60 lbs. 4% test. Represented by William Lang
See additional consignments Page £3B
this Issue.
Beef Auction 10;QQ A.M.
HflflJPtM.
STOCKERS ft FEEDERS ■ ■ vi/1
11:30 A.M.
SHEEP
GOATS
A CALVES
1:30 P.M.
FEEDER PIG SALE
Pigs ars accepted alter 6 30 A M. Slate graded from s to 12
Dairy Barn and Feeder Pig Barn are cleaned and d binlected
weekly for your protection
Ord»r Buyer
Paul Good • 215-445-6662
BULLS. STEERS,
BEEF COWS