A 1 el Lancaster Fantfng/ Saturday, Febniafy’a, 'l996*'
Central US.
Carlol
Park Report
Jmmitj 31, 1996
Koport (applied by USDA
COMPARED TO TUESDAY’S 3 P.M.
CLOSE: FRESH RETAIL LOINS
STEADY TO 2.00 HIGHER; BUTTS
STEADY TO FIRM; SPARERIBS
STEADY; SKND. HAMS STEADY TO
3.00 HIGHER; SDLS. BELLIES STEADY
TO 2.00 LOWER; TRIMMINGS
STEADY TO LOO HIGHER. TRADE
SLOW TO MODERATE, WITH LIGHT
DEMAND AND OFFERINGS.
44.25 LOADS PORK CUTS
30.0 LOADS TRIM/PROCESS PORK
LOINS, REGULAR, FRESH
14-U LBS. * 6.5 LOADS, RANGE
109.00-120.00, WGHTD. AVG. 11654.
y." TRM 14-18 LBS., 5.5 LOADS,
RANGE 129.00-140.00, WGHTD. AVG.
136.09.
Vt~ TRM/LESS* 14-18 LBS., 1.0
LOADS, RANGE 145.00, WGHTD. AVG.
145.00.
18-22 LBS. *. 0.5 LOADS, RANGE
115.00, WGHTD. AVG. 115.00.
Vi” TRM I>-22 LBS., 0.5 LOADS,
RANGE 131.00, WGHTD. AVG. 131.00.
COMBOS 22 LBS. AND UP. 2.0
LOADS, RANGE 7aoo, WGHTD. AVG.
70.00.
LOIN, BNLS CNTR CUT
5-9 LBS. STRAP-ON, 2.0 LOADS,
RANGE 245.00, WGHTD. AVG. 248.00.
5-9 LBS. STRAP-OFF. RANGE249.OO,
WGHTD. AVG. 249.00 B.
TENDERLOIN
1.2 S LBS. AND DOWN, RANGE
343.00, WGHTD. AVG. 343.00 E.
PICNIC, FRESH
SMKR TRM, RS, COMBO, RANGE
44.00, WGHTD. AVG. 44.00 D.
BOSTON BUTT
4-8 LBS. *, 2.5 LOADS. RANGE
51.00-52.00, WGHTD. AVG. 51.60.
V.” TRM 4-8 LBS., 2.5 LOADS,
RANGE 70.00, WGHTD. AVG. 70.00.
SPARERIB, FRESH
1.5-3.5 LBS., 1.5 LOADS, RANGE
107.00, WGHTD. AVG. 107.00.
LOIN BACKRIB (COMBOS)
1.5 LBS. AND DOWN, 025 LOADS,
RANGE 273.00, WGHTD. AVG. 273.00.
1.75 LBS. AND DOWN. RANGE
244.00. WGHTD. AVG. 244.00 B.
HAM, SKINNED, SELECTED
FRESH 14-17 LBS., RANGE 62.00,
WGHTD. AVG. 6XOO B.
FRESH 17-20 LBS., 5.5 LOADS.
RANGE 58.00-61.00, WGHTD. AVG.
59.09.
FRESH 20-26 LBS.. 13.0 LOADS.
RANGE 58.00-60.00, WGHTD. AVG.
59.00
HAM, SKINNED, COMMODITY
FRESH 17-20 LBS. 0.5 LOADS,
RANGE 59.00. WGHTD. AVG. 59.00.
FRESH 20-26 LBS., 2.0 LOADS,
RANGE 56.00, WGHTD. AVG. 56.00.
BELLY, SDLS, SKIN-ON, FRESH
FRESH 10-12 LBS., RANGE 51.00,
WGHTD. AVG. 51.00 A.
FRESH 12-14 LBS., 3.0 LOADS,
RANGE 56.00-57.00, WGHTD. AVG.
56.67.
FRESH 14-16 LBS., 5.0 LOADS,
RANGE 56.00-58.00, WGHTD. AVG.
57.20.
FRESH 16-18 LBS., RANGE 54.00,
WGHTD. AVG. 54.00 C.
Guaranteed Snow/Shovel-Scraper
Blade guaranteed for 10 years
against breakage.
114 ” thick industrial grade UHMWpoly.
Snow does NOT stick to blade surface.
Self-Sharpening edges
210”X30”- s 3
10”X36”- S 42 75
C. Distributors Inc
, Bor 181
Roann, IN 48974
800-548*6633
FRESH 18-20 LBS., RANGE 47.00,
WGHTD. AVG. 47.00 C
FRESH 20-25 LBS., RANGE 44.00,
WGHTD. AVG. 44.00 B.
PORK TRIMMINGS/
BONELESS PROCESSING FORK
(CHEMICAL LEAN)
COMBO 42% FR, 12.5 LOADS,
RANGE 26.00-28.00, WGHTD. AVG.
27.08.
BOXED 42% FROZEN, RANGE 30.00,
WGHTD. AVG. 30.00 C.
COMBO 72% FR, 29.5 LOADS,
RANGE 40.00-42.00, WGHTD AVG.
41.00.
BOXED 72% FROZEN, 1.0 LOADS,
RANGE 4550. WGHTD. AVG 45.50.
BONELESS PICNIC MEAT
COMBO 72% FR.S.OLOADS.RANGB
49.00-30.00. WGHTD. AVG. 49.20.
BOXED 72% FROZEN, UNQUOTED.
SKINNED JOWLS
COMBO FRESH, 2.0 LOADS, RANGE
2450-26.00, WGHTD. AVG. 25.25.
BOXED FROZEN, RANGE 28.00,
WGHTD. AVG. 28.00 A.
NOTE! (•) REFLECTS V.” OR M”
TRIMMED PRODUCT BROUGHT
BACK TO A REGULAR COMMODITY
BASIS.
ABCDE AFTER QUOTES REPRE
SENTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL
MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARE
DROPPED AFTERS DAYS OFNOTEST
OR BEFORE IF THEY NO LONGER
REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS.
USDA PORK CARCASS CUTOUT
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1996
ESTIMATED GROSS CUTOUT VAL
UES OF 1 175 LB. HOG CARCASS
BASED ON USDA CUTTING YIELD
TESTS AND CARLOT PRICES. TUES
DAY'S CARCASS GRADES AND
PRICES PER CWT.:
U5#164.82, CHANGE FROM TUBS.’S
VALUE 0.59; US#2 63.00, CHANGE
FROM TUES.'S VALUE aS4; US#3
61.18, CHANGE FROM TUES.’S VAL
UE 0.50; US«4 59.37, CHANGE FROM
TUES.'S VALUE 0.46.
TODAY’S CALCULATIONS FOR
US42 175 LB. PORK CARCASS;
SKINNED HAMS, 14-20 LBS., 21.01*
OF CARCASS. 59.00 FOB VALUE, 1.00
CHANCE FROM TUBS.; LOINS, K"
TRIM, 14-22 LBS., 20.33% OF CAR
CASS, 133.00 FOB VALUE, 2.50
CHANGE FROM TUBS.
BELLIES, SDLS., 12-14 LBS. 13.90%
OP CARCASS, 57.00F08 VALUE, -XOO
CHANGE PROM MON.; SPARBRIBS,
35 LBS. AND DOWN. 3.03% OF CAR
CASS. 106.00 FOB VALUE.
PICNICS. 8-12 LBS., 10.31% OF CAR
CASS. 33.50 FOB VALUE; BUTTS, V. "
TRIM, 4-8 LBS., 7.25% OF CARCASS.
69.00 FOB VALUE.
JOWL 2.85%, 25.00 FOB. 3.00
CHANGE FROM TUES.; NECKBONES,
1.52%, 11.00 FOB, 1.00 CHANGE FROM
TUBS.; FEET, 1.05%, 18.00 FOB, 0.50
CHANGE FROM TUES.
TAILS, 0.22% OP CARCASS, 39.00
FOB VALUE; TRIM 72%, 2.19% OP
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CARCASS, 41.00 FOB VALUE; LARD.
10.13% OF CARCASS, 17.75 FOB
VALUE.
TOTAL CARCASS: 94.51%; US#2
CARCASS VALUE PER CWT: 63.00.
NOTE: VALUE MAY CHANGE
WITHOUT ADEQUATE TEST.
New Holland Horses
New HoHnd Sake SUbta
New Hal lead, PA
Monday, Jeaeary 29, 1996
Report SuppMcd By AucUoa
194 HEAD. MARKET STEADY.
WORK HORSES SBS.OO-1175.00.
DRIVING HORSES 470.00-975.00.
RIDING HORSES 410.00-935.00.
BETTER RIDING 1175.00-1625.00.
KILLERS, 1 AT 1000.00, HEAVY
WEIGHTS 660.00-875.00; LIGHT
WEIGHTS 460.00-515.00.
PONIES 130.00-350.00
LARGE PONIES 425.00-373.0 a
COLTS 150.00405.0 a
North Jersey
Livestock
Hackettatown, NJ
Report Supplied by AucUoa
Taeeday, Janury 30, 1996
CALVES .OS-.86.
COWS .20-.40.
EASY COWS .02-.32.
FEEDERS 300-600 LBS. .09- 76,
HEIFERS .20-58.
BULLS .33-50 K.
STEERS .26V4 -.59.
HOGS .10-.43V4.
ROASTING PIGS BACH IaOO-IS.Oa
BOARS .OS-.29.
SOWS .OS-.26K .
SHEEP: .26-.66.
LAMBS BACH 21.00-69.00.
LAMBS PER LB. .54-1.32.
GOATS EACH 24.00-147.50.
KIDS EACH 1.00-69.00.
HIDES EACH 7.00-19.00.
TOTAL; 968 HEAD.
Jersey Shore
Livestock
Market, Inc.
Auction every Thursday
at 4:00 pjn.
Jersey Slum, Pa.
Report supplied by Auction
Thursday, Feb. 1, 1996
RETURN TO FARM CALF
SO.OO-BS.OO.
GOOD VEAL: 40.00-49.00.
COMMON VEAL: 10.00-39.00.
CHOICE STEERS: 61.00-62.00.
SELECT STEERS: 53.00-60.00
COMMON STEERS: 32.00-52.00.
COMMERCIAL COWS; 34.00-41.75.
CANNERS-CUTTERS; 27.00-33.00.
SHELLS: 20.00-26.00.
CHOICE HEIFERS: 58.00-62.00.
SELECT HEIFERS: 53.00-57.00.
COMMON HEIFERS; 44.00-52.00.
GOOD FEEDERS: 35.00-45.00.
COMMON FEEDERS: 20.00-34,00.
BULLS: 38.00-44.00.
Adams Holstein Club
Sets Calendar
GETTYSBURG (Adams
Co.) —Closing in on a goal, the
board of directors of the Adams
County Holstein Club met Wed
nesday afternoon, Jan. 24, at the
Penn State Extension Office to
review progress with the member
ship drive and formalize a calen
dar of meetings and events for the
coming year.
Kevin Holtzinger presided,
while state director Marvin
Brown, who is directing the mem
bership drive, spoke about those
efforts.
County Agent Thomas E. Piper
reported that Galen Kopp, dairy
agent and Kirby Horst, president
of the Holstein Club in Lebanon
County are developing an itiner
ary for hosting the Adams County
Holstein Club to a tour being
planned for April 9. Details wifi
be announced later.
Charged with responsibility for
organizing the dairy princess cor
onation, Josie Riser and Alan
Zepp are to recruit prospective
candidates and plan an appropriate
event in early summer.
The board agreed to visit
Mason-Dixon Farms Dairy for the
annual summer twilight meeting.
Josie Riser and John Clowney are
to make arrangements.
A possible type classification
meeting is contingent upon timing
of official herd classification work
and could be delayed until Febru
ary 1997 at the Penn State Gate
farm near Littlestown.
Chris Wood reported plans to
take several junior members to the
youth convention in Williamsport
Pa. Dairy Promotion Board Meeting
HARRISBURG .Dauphin Co.)
The board of directors of the
Pennsylvania Dairy Promotion
Program will host its 19% Annual
Meeting on Thursday, Feb. 22, at
the Nittany Lion Inn, State
College.
Registration will begin at 9:30
a.m. and the program will open at
10 a.m.
This year’s featured speaker
will be Cliff Schwandner from the
advertising agency Leo Burnett to
First National Bank
Fredericksburg
1-800-809-7949
She said she will seek to inspire
interest in judging with participa
tion in the Hoard’s Dairyman
Contest and by pushing for parti
cipation in the July 10-11 judging
school in Lancaster County.
As fundraisers, John Clowney
agreed to chair the ice cream sale
at the Kingsdale Carnival in
August Chris Wood is to direct
the cheese sale in the foil of 1996.
The board is to conclude the
membership campaign at a
spouse’s night dinner meeting on
Feb. 17. -A director's picnic and
meeting is to be held Sept. IS. and
plans were initiated to hold the
45th annual banquet meeting on
Thursday, Oct 24.
Just before the meeting
adjourned. Piper encouraged the
directors to invite their dairy farm
er neighbors to a Crops Day Prog
ram on Feb. 5, at the Adams
County Extension Office where a
portion of the program will be
devoted to Nutrient Management
plans and the efficient handling of
hay in large round bales.
The Four Seasons of Grazing
Teleconference is to be down
linked to the county office on Feb.
8; the Dairy Nutrition Workshop
featuring current concepts in dairy
nutrition will be offered on Feb.
22 and 29.
Also announced, a DHIA
records workshop is to feature
Dean Amick and David Shenk
from the Pa. DHIA staff, and Dr.
Larry Specht. an extension dairy
specialist, from 10 a.m.-2:30p.m.,
on Monday, Feb. 26, at the Adams
County Extension Office.
highlight the successful national
fluid milk advertising campaign,
“got milk?”. The “got milk?” cam
paign was launched nationwide in
1995 and has received numerous
advertising creative awards and
positive response from
consumers.
Reservations arc requested and
can be made by calling the Dairy
Promotion office at (717)
787-6903 by Feb. 15.
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