Carlisle Livestock
Market
Carlide, Pa.
Tuesday, August 29, 1995
Report Supplied bj Auction
SLAUGHTER CATTLE: STEERS
SELECT AND CHOICE 1100-1400 LBS.
59.00- SLAUGHTER COWS
BREAKING UTILITY AND COMMER
CIAL 38.00-41 JO. COUPLE TO 44.25;
CUTTER AND BONING UTILITY
36.00- CANNER AND LOW CUT
TER 32.00-35.75; BIG MIDDLE
33.00- SHELLY 30.00 AND
DOWN.
BULLSiYG#! 46.75-55.00; YG#2
40.25-44.00.
CALVES; STANDARD AND GOOD
40-110 LBS. 40.00-75.00; CALVES
RETURNING TO FARM, HOLSTEIN
BULLS «195-125 LBS. IQS.OO-120.00; #2
80-140 LBS. 65.00-100.00; HOLSTEIN
HEIFERS#! 70-100 LBS. 150.00-192.50.
SWINE: HOGS, STRONG DEMAND!
US#l-3 220-270 LBS. 50.00-51.75;
US#2-3 220-270 LBS. 48.75-49.75;
SOWS, ACTIVE! US«I-3 300-500 LBS.
31.75-37.00; BOARS, ALL WEIGHTS,
23.00-25.50.
GOATS: BY THE HEAD. LARGE
70.00-90.00; KIDS 35.00-65.00.
LAMBS; GOOD AND CHOICE 80130
LBS. 75.0088.00 .
SHEEP: ALL WEIGHTS, 18.00-50.00.
SALE EVERY TOES. 5:55 P.M. FOR
PRODUCE, RABBITS, POULTRY AND
EGGS, 7 P.M. FDR LIVESTOCK.
NEXT SPECIAL FEEDER CATTLE
SALES ARB TUBS., SEPT. S AND 19.
THE NEXT STATE GRADED FEED
ER PIG SALES WILL BE FRI., SEPT. 8
AND 22.
NEXT SPECIAL MONTHLY FED
CATTLE SALE TOES., SEPT. 12.
EARLYBIRD PENS CLOSE EVERY
TOES. AT 2 P.M.
THE ESTIMATED BASE PRICE AT
THE PLANT FOR WED., AUG. 30 WAS
51.50.
New Holland
Dairy
New Holland Sake Stable*
Wednesday, August 29, 1995
Report supplied by auction
DAIRY COWS »59; HEIFERS 51; 8
BULLS. STRONGER.
FRESH COWS
LOCAL
710.00-1010.00.
LOCAL SPRINGERS 575.00-1075.00.
FRESH HEIFERS 825.00-1275.00.
UPSTATE LOADS 1150.00-1500.00.
2 HERDS 375.00 AND 1110.00, BET
TER 1200.00-1875.00.
Your Invitation To
HYBRID SEED CORN
• Your favorite XP Hybrids in production. See the new lineup for 1996.
• A number o( now Very Early Hybrids with new outstaiMttng Early Inbreds.
• Outftanding comparison and observation plots of Doebler’i Hybrids.
• Several local corn Helds of Doeblcr’a Hybrids entered in Penn State’s Five Acre Corn Club
with the potential now of ISO bu. plus of dry shelled corn per acre!!
• See all the equipment and faculties necessary to produce Clast A Seed Corn.
RABBI ED f C PENNSYLVANIA
UVEDLEn 9 HYBRIDS
LARGE SPRINGING HEIFERS
925.00-1050.00, SMALL 700.00-835.00.
SHORT BRED HEIFERS
600.00-910.00.
REGISTERED HEIFERS
835.00-1135.00.
OPEN BREEDING AGE HEIFERS
535.00-610.00.
SMALL
220.00-460.00.
GRADE BULLS 360.00-425.00, PURE
BREDS 675.00-700.00.
CATTLE;
SLAUGHTER GjWS; Utility ft com
mercial 35.00-43.25, cotter ft boning utili
ty 33.00-38.00, canner & low cutter
30.00-36.50, ihelli 30.00 ft down.
BULLS; Yield grade 1 1500-20001 b.
42.50-51.50. yield grade 2 100014001 b,
40.00-53.50.
FEEDER STEERS: MftL 1 300-50011),
50.00-74.50, 250-28 Ob. 60.00-82.00, M
600-9001 b, 50.00-66.00. HEIFERS: M
IftL 1 300-5001 b, 50.00-61.00, L 1
4006501 b, 48.0060.00 BULLS: MftL 1
3006201 b, 48.0064J0
CALVES: VEAL: Prime 64.0081.00,
choice 55.0065.00, good 44.0054.00
FARM CALVES: «1 Holnein bulb
90-1201 b few 40.00-55.00, «2 Holitein
bulls 80-lOOlb few 48.00-60.00, Beef X
bull & Hfis/hd 35.00-90.00.
HOGS; BARROWS A GILTS: #l-2
210-2551 b, 44.50-50.00, #2-3 2SS-2801b,
35.00- SOWS: #f-3 300-5001 b,
24.00- FEEDER PIGS: 1-3 15-201 b,
1-3 25-3Slb, 10.00-24.00/hd.
LAMBS; High choice 40-751 b,
65.00- choice 90-1051 b,
68.00- FEEDER LAMBS: Good
55.00- SHEEP; 16.00-30.00.
GOATS; Large 50.00-80.00/hd,
medium 30.00-48.00/hd, small
10.00-34.00/hd.
HORSES: Horses 35.00-64.00, ponies
23.00-60.00.
Greencastle
Livestock
GREENCASTLE, PA
AUGUST 31, 1995
CATTLE; 221: Cows: Mostly 1.00-100
lower.
HOLSTEINS: Ind choice lOSOlbs at
53.75, select ind at 50.00, ind standard at
47.25.
HEIFERS: Ind choice at 58.50.
COWS; Breaking utility & commercial
FIELD DAYS
A. Doebler and Son Seed Farm
2 Miles West of Jersey Shore, PA. Clinton Co.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, SEPT. 9 & 10
Route 220 at Pine Creek Interchange 1000 feet South of Intersection of Routes 220 an
COME AND SEE!
OPEN HEIFERS
Pennsylvania
Livestock
WAYNESBURG, PA
AUGUST 31, 1995
35.50-38.75 ind 41.50, cutter A boning
utility 33.75-37.75, couple to 39 JO, canter
A low cutter 29.50-33.50, few to 27.00,
ihelli down to 2(X00.
BULLS; Yield grade 2 few, 13.00-24.50
Ui, 40.50-43.25.
CALVES: 335; Standard A good 75-105
Ibt, 35.00-42.00, utility 55-851Jh,
28.00-36.00.
FARM CALVES: Nol Holstein bulls
30.00 lower No 2, steady to 20.00 lower,
Nol Holstein heifer 50.60-70.00 down. No
1 Holstein bulls BS-1251b5, 60.00-97.50
few down to 50.00, No 2 Holstein bolls
7S-1201bs, 40.00-60.00, No 1 Holstein
heifers 80-1001bs, 67.50-147.50, No 2
Holstein heifers 65-BSlbs, 35.00-50.00,
Beef cross bulls A heifers 70-9Slbs,
37.00-70.00.
HOGS: 16.
SOWS: Pew 1-3 325-S3olbs,
28.75-34.75.
FEEDER PIGS: IS.
SHEEP: 1. SLAUGHTER SHEEP: Ind
at 23.00.
Jersey Shore
Livestock
Market, Inc.
Auction every Thursday
at 4:00 pjn.
Jersey Shore, Pa.
Report supplied by Auction
Thursday, August 31, 1995
RETURN TO FARM CALF
40.00-140.00.
GOOD VEAL: 3000-70.00.
COMMON VEAL: 15.00-30.00.
SELECT STEERS: 50.00-54.00.
COMMERCIAL COWS: 35.00-43.75.
CANNERS-CUTTERS: 30.00-37.00
SHELLS: 20.00-30.50.
CHOICE HEIFERS: 58.00-61.00.
COMMON HEIFERS: 35.00-42.00.
GOOD FEEDERS: 30.00-52.75.
COMMON FEEDERS: 41.00-42.00.
10 AM -4 PM
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 2..1995-Al9
Gruber Picks
Wayne Champion
HONESDALE (Wayne.
Co.) —Henry Gruber, veteran hog
judge from New Tripoli, surprised
a large crowd of spectators at the
Wayne County 4-H Market Hog
Show held recently by choosing
medium lightweights for his grand
and reserve grand champion
choices.
From 183 entries that Gruber
called “a large selection of fine
hogs,” Shanna Johnson’s
225-pound fresh-appearing
Hampshire crossbred took first
place honors. Gruber stated that
“this hog would hang up a fine
carcass on the rail, and it was firm
in its finish.”
Reserve grand champion hon
ors went to Chris Ellis’s
Southeast Regional Cattlemen’s
Association Hosts Farm Walk
WAKEFIELD (Lancaster Co.)
—The Southeast Regional Cattle
men’s Association held its first
summer farm walk recently here
at Wakefield Angus, owned by
Joe and Bobbie McMullen.
Approximately 35 members
and guests were in attendance.
Wakefield Angus moved to its
present location more than two
years ago. The McMullen main
tain a small herd of registered An
gus. breeding entirely AI. A tour
of the farm and facilities included
cattle handling facilities installed
by Frey Brothers Manufacturing
and no-till pasture renovation by
Triple H Equipment
Also Jim Saltzman from the
Lancaster Conservation District
office was on hand to answer
Free
uun ctl
KNOW YOUR SOURCE OF
SUPPLY. It Is more
Important with seed corn
than with any other seed
most farmers purchase!
223-pound Duroc market hog.
In the junior swine showman
ship contest held the previous
evening.'Russell Yerkes was
selected as the grand champion
showman. Reserve grand champ
ion showman was Brian Keating.
A list of division winners fol
lows in weights from 210 to 270
pounds:
Lightweight Champion (210-223 Ibi.—39
hoga); Jinelle Swingle. Reaerva Champion;
Bradley Swartwout. Medium Lightweight
Champion (223-234 Iba.—36 hoga): Shanna
Johnaon; Reaerva Champion: Chria EUii.
Madiumweight Champion (234-242 Iba.—36
hoga): Kaara BiuaaaU; Reaerve Champion: Tom
NehcydoaU. Madium Heavyweight Champion
(243-252 Iba.—36 hoga): Erie Smith; Roaeive
Champion; Kavin Swingle. Heavyweight
Chanpion (232-270 Iba.—36 hoga): Oieg DiaU;
Raaarva Champion: Billy Johnaon.
questions and show the recent
work completed at the farm. A
spring development project, cost
share funded, tapped into a natural
spring with water troughs installed
for the cattle for year-round fresh
drinking water.
Future program events include
farm walks of Woody Zook’s
farm in Glenmore and Glenn
Moyer’s farm located in Telford.
For more information or member
ship application in the Southeast
Regional Cattlemen’s Association
a 100 percent affiliate of Pennsyl
vania Cattlemen’s Association,
contact Bobbi McMullen, Secre
tary, 2384 Robert Fulton Hwy,
Peach Bottom. PA 17563, (717)
548-3282.