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Marshall, Va.
Horse Sale
Second, Fourth Saturday Each Month
July 8, 1995
Report Supplied by Auction
165 HEAD. SOLD BY HEAD;
WEIGHTS ESTIMATED.
RIDING HORSES: AVG. TO GOOD
QUALITY 925-1175 LBS. 560.00-770.00,
800-900 LBS. 420.00-560.00; BETTER
QUALITY 950-1 175 LBS.
800.00- 800-900 LBS.
600.00- EXCELLENT QUALITY
1000-1200 LBS. 1500.00-2600.00-
1200-1300, 2 AT 1900.00 AND 2200.00.
RIDING PONIES: SMALL
270.00- LARGE 330.00-495.00.1
AT 750.00
LOOSE HORSES: AVG. TO GD.
FLESH 925-1200 LBS. 540.00-83000. 1
AT 1050.00; 800-900 LBS. FEW
38000-485.00
New Holland
Dairy
New Holland Sata Stnhta
Wadneaday, July 12, 1995
Report mppßad by unction
DAIRY COWS 56; HEIFERS 58; 8
BULLS. MARKET STRONGER.
LOCAL
750.00-11002X1
FRESH COWS
LOCAL SPRINGERS 485.00-925.00.
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FRESH HEIFERS 560.00-120000.
UPSTATE LOADS FRESH
675.00-131000
LARGE SPRINGING HEIFERS
975.00- SMALL 450.00-925.00.
SHORT BRED HEIFER 51000-65.00.
OPEN BREEDING AGE HEITORS
560.00-
SMALL OPEN HEIFERS
435.00-50000.
GRADE BULLS 685.00-700.00.
PUREBRED BULLS 61000-775.00.
Buffalo Valley Produce
MUR inburg R 3
July 10,1995
Sale every Tueiday and Thursday
.Report Supplied by Auction
CANTALOUPES: .60-2.00/EA.
BEETS; 1/2 BU. 2.00-4.00, I 1/4 BU.
6.00-8.00, BUNCH .20-.30.
WATERMELONS; CRIMSON
ROYAL SWTS.' 2.00-3.75, SUGAR
BABY-YELLOW DOLLS 1.50-2.50.
TOMATO: 25 LB. VINE RIPE 12.50-
22.00.
HONEY DEWS: 1.50-2.50.
PEACHES: 38 LB. 12.00-15.00, 1/2
BU. 8.00-18.00.
ZUCCHINI: GREEN 2.00-5.00, YEL
LOW 2.00-S.OO.
SWT. CORN: 1.10-2.50 DOZ.
BEANS: GREEN 1/2 BU. 3.00-7.00,1
1/4 BU. 10.00-18.00, WAX 1/2 BU. 3.00-
8.00,1 1/4 BU. 12.00-20.00.
CHERRIES: OX HEART & QUEEN
ANN 1.10-2.QSAB.
BLUEBERRIES; PT. 1.40-2.00. QT.
2.50-3.30.
ONIONS: SWT. SPANISH 50 LB.
9.00-12.00, WHITE ONIONS 10.00-
14.00.
CUCUMBER; 1 1/4 BU. 4.00-10.00,
SUPER SELECT SELECT 4.00-6.00.
RASPBERRY; BLACK PT. 1.50-
2.00, QT. 2.50-4.00, RED PT. 2.00-4.00.
POTATOES: RED & WHITE A’s
5.00-9.00, RED ft WHITE B’s 9.00-16.00.
BELL PEPPERS: J 1/4 BU. 9.00-
15.00.
AUCTIONS EVERY TUESDAY AT
10:00 A.M.
Pennsylvania
Livestock Auction
Wayne* burg, Pa.
Thnnday, July 13,1995
Report Supp Had by Auction
CATTLE: SL. COWS: UTILITY ft
COMMERCIAL 39.50-44.50; CUTTER
& BONING UTILITY 35.00-W.00; CAN
NER ft LOW CUTTER 30.00-40.00;
SHELLS 3Q.00 ft DOWN. BULLS;
YIELD GRADE 1 15004-2000# 41.00-
51.50. YIELD GRADE 2 1000#-1400#
44.00-52.50.
FEEDER STEERS! M& L 1 300-500#
50.00- 250-280# 65.00-82.50; M
600-900#50.00-70.00.HEITORSM I&L
I 300-500# 50.00-61.00; L I 400-650#
48.00- BULLS M & L I 300-620#
50.00-
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CALVES: VEAL. PRIME 82.00-
87,00; CHOICE 70.00-81.00; GOOD
50.00457.00.
FARM CALVES: #1 HOLSTEIN
BULLS 90-120 #FEW 60.00-90.00; #2
HOLSTEIN BULLS 80-100# FEW 55.00-
105.00; BEEF X BULL ft HFRS./HD.
50.00-110.00.
HOGS: BARROWS ft GILTS #l-2
210-255# 41.00-45.50; #2-3 255-280#
31.00-40.00; SOWS #1 -3 300-500# 24 00-
NAJ Seeks Multiple
Component Pricing
In Farm Bill
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio—
“We seek nothing less than
national implementation of multi
ple component pricing by the year
2000,” said Ted Luther, president
at the 1995 Annual Meeting of
National All-Jersey Inc. held July
1, in Albany, N.Y.
President Luther explained to
members that multiple component
“Contact Your Local
Independent Alfa
Laval Agri Dealer
For More Information”
J.B. Zimmerman
& Sons, Inc.
P.O. Box 337,
Lancaster County
Blue Ball, PA 17506
717-354-8030
Erb and Henry
Equipment, Inc.
22-26 Henry Avenue
New Berlinville, PA 19545
215-367-2169
Franklin Hess
Ent., Inc.
Rt. 2, Box 130
Orangeville, PA 17859
717-925-6939
Witmer Implement
Service
1896 Bedford Rd.
Shippensburg, PA 17257
717-532-6139
Potomac Valley
Supply
11606 Greencastle Pike
Hagerstown, MD 21740
301-223-6877
Bennett Machine
Company
1601 So. Dupont Blvd,
Milford, DE 19963
302-422-4837
Peoples Sales
and Service
Oakland Mills, PA 17076
717-463-2735
717-436-2735
H.B. Duvall, Inc.
901 E. Patrick St.
Frederick, MD 21701
301-662-1125
Out Of State: 800-423-4032
tJncM,tf FMrtng, Brtw>y. Jmr 15, iflMAfc
29J0.
FEEDER WOS; 1-3 25-35# 10.00-
24.00/HD.
LAMBS: HIGH CHOICE 40-75#
70.00-92.50; CHOICE 90-105# 78.00-
88.00; FEEDER LAMBS GOOD 70.00-
84.00; SHEEP 21.00-38.00.
GOATS: LARGE 60.00-75.00/HD.;
MEDIUM 30.00-51.00/HD; SMALL
10.00-34.0001 D.
HORSES; 35.00-60.00;
28.00-60.00.
pricing (MCP) has impacted all
Jersey breeders, whether they
-receive direct MCP payments or
not by increasing the value of all
Jersey cows.
To accomplish the goal of 100
percent MCP, NAJ is concentrat
ing on promoting a MCP provi
sion in the 1995 Farm Bill current
ly being drafted by Congress.
PONIES
According to
Michael Brown, general
manager of NAJ, there
is broad industry sup
port for MCP in this
farm bill from both the
processor and producer
side of the industry.
NAJ is working to
ensure the views of
these groups are part of
the final bill.
In his CEO report,
Calvin Covington
reported, “During the
year, USD A recom
mended multiple com
ponent pricing for six
federal orders. The
Upper Midwest—the
traditional dairy
heartland—is included
in these orders. Final
decisions are expected
from USDA at any
moment When issued,
almost 54 percent of all
producer milk regulated
by federal orders will be
priced under some type
of multiple component
pricing.”
In other business,
NAJ President Ted
Luther was reelected
and Dan Bansen; Day
ton, Ore. was reap
pointed and named vice
president. William
Mason, Buhl, Idaho was
reelected for a four-year
term.