Pennsylvania
Livestock
WAYNESBUKG, PA
JUNE 27, 1996
CATTLE'
SLAUGHTER COWS: UUlity and com
mercial 31.00-38.50; Cutter and boning
utility 26.00-34.50; Calmer and low cutter
20.00- Sheila 20.00 A down.
BULLS: Yield grade 1 1500/2000 lbs,
35.00- Yield grade 2 1000/1400 lbs,
34.00-
FEEDER STEERS: M&L 1 300/500
lbs, 40.00-56.00; 250/280 lbs,
35.00- M 600/900 lbs, 40.00-54.50;
HEIFERS: M IAL 1 300/500 lbs,
35.00- Ll4OO/650Tbs. 38.00-51.50:
BULLS: M&L 1300/620 lbs, 32.00-53.50.
CALVES: Veal: Prime 65.00-75.00;
Choice 50.00-61.00; Good 35.00-48.00;
Farm Calves: #1 Holstein bulls 90/120 lbs,
few 40.00-70.00; #2 Holstein bulls 80/100
lbs, few 20.00-42.00; Beef X bulb ft hfrs/
hd 35.00-60.00.
HOGS: Barrows ft GUu: #l-2 210/255
lbs, 46.00-55.00; #2-3 255/280 lbs,
45.00- Sows; #l-3 300/500 lbs,
30.00- Feeder Pigs: 1-3 25/35 lbs,
10.00-
LAMBS: High choice 40/100 lbs,
90.00- Choice 90/105 lbs,
90.00- Feeder Lambs: Good
75.00- Sheep 15.00-32.00; Fat sheep
18.00 ft down.
GOATS: Large 50.00-85.00/hd;
Medium 30.00-50.00/hd; Small
10.00-
HORSES: Horses 25.50-63.00; Ponies
20.00-
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GREENCASTLE, FA
JUNE 27, 1996
CATTLE: 143; Cowi: 1.50-3.50 higher-
STEERS: Holitein; Select couple,
43.00-47.25; Ind standard at 40.25.
COWS: Breaking utility and commer
cial 36.00-41.00, few to 44.00; Cutler and
boning utility 33.75-38.00; Catmer and low
cutter 26.50-32.00; Sheila down to 21.00.
BULLS: Yield grade 1, couple
1680/1750 Iba, 37.75-38.25; Yield grade 2.
md 850 Iba at 29.00.
FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS: Few L 2
steers and bulla, 230/240 Iba, 30.00-31.00.
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JUNE 27, 1996
CATTLE: 90: Heifers: Steady to 3.00
lower. Cows: Steady; Bulb; No trend.
STEERS: Few choice 925/1375 lbs,
59.00- Few select 46.25-54.25.
HEIFERS: Choice 1050/1500 lbs,
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24.00- Shelb down to 16.00.
BULLS; Few yield grade 1 950/1600
lbs, 39.50-41.00; Few yield grade 2
IOSO/16S0 lbs, 36.00-38.00.
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30.00- Few HEIFERS: 425/480 lbs,
45.00- Few BULLS; LI 700 lbs, one
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35.00- Standard and good 90/113
lbs, 23.00-37.50; Standard and good 75/90
lbs, 15.00-22.00; UUlity 10.00-27.50;
FARM CALVES: Steady to 5.00 higher;
No L Holstein bolls 95/120 lbs,
50.00- No 2 Holstein bulb 85/120
lbs, 20.00-50.00; Few No 1 Hobtein heif
ers 95/110 lbs, 62.50-80.00; Few No 2
Hobtein heifers 75/105 lbs, 42.50-52.50;
Beef cross bulls and heifers 75/120 lbs,
35.00-
HOGS: S 3: Barrowa and gilta ateady;
1-3 220/250 Iba, 50.50-54.00; 2-3 260/270
Iba, 46.75-53.00; 1-3 150/200 lbs,
51.50-53.00.
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SOWS: 1-3 3SO/6SO lb«. 40.23-42.73;
Few BOARS: 300/1063 Ibi, 23.00-26.73.
FEEDER PIGS: 10: US 1-3 26 Ibi, 10 at
21.00.
SHEEP: 17: Choice 80/110 lbs,
83.00-89.00; 30/70 lbs, 79.00-100.00;
Good and choice 30/53 lbs, 32.00-75.00;
Slaughter sheep; One at 20.30.
GOATS: 2; Medium 33.00-36.00.
Record Exports Help Pork Producers
DENVER, Colo. Record
pork exports in 1995 had a signif
icant impact on American pork
producers and allied industries last
year, according to a recent study
by CF Resources, an independent
research firm in Denver. Colo.
Export sales of U.S. pork and
pork variety meat products, the
study reports, were responsible for
8.6 percent of the wholesale value
of total U.S. pork production last
year up from 6.1 percent in
1994 And eight times the figure of
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CATTLE CALVES HOGS SHEEP
WEDNESDAY 06/26/96 (EST) 131,000 5,000 305,000 14,000
WEEK AGO (EST) 131,000 7,000 315,000 14,000
YEAR AGO (EST) 129,000 5,000 345,000 17,000
WEEK TO DATE (EST) 384,000 17,000 915,000 39,000
SAME PD LT WK (EST) 396,000 19,000 943,000 40,000
SAME PD LT YR (EST) 389,000 15,000 995,000 49,000
PREVIOUS DAY ESTIMATED TUESDAY, STEER AND HEIFER 102,000,
COW AND BULL 29,000.
SOURCE: USDA MARKET NEWS, WASHINGTON, D.C.
just 10 years ago.
“We’re very pleased with the
results of this latest impact study,”
said U.S. Meat Export President
Philip M. Seng. “Once you’ve
looked back at what has been
accomplished in recent years, you
can’t help but get excited about
what the future holds for pork
exports.”
The study finds that hog prices
in the United States benefit sub
stantially from increased demand
for high-quality American pork in
foreign markets. Given levels of
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production and demand last year
in the United States, export sales
of U.S. pork added $11.78 per
head to the value Of slaughter hogs
in 1995. 1
The American pork industry
exported a record 365,289 metric
tons of pork and pork variety
meats in 1995, valued at $936 mil
lion. This is a 500 percent increase
in export volume since 1986. The
study notes that U.S. pork exports
in 1995 were equivalent to 4.26
million hogs.
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tip of the iceberg. “We sec poten
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year 2000.”
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