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Pa. Grain
January 20,1998
Report supplied by PDA
COMPARED TO LAST MONDAY'S
MARKET FOR EASTERN AND CEN
TRAL PENNSYT,VANIA: CORN
STEADY TO .17 HIGHER, WHEAT &
SOYBEANS STEADY TO .10 HIGH
TER, BARLEY STEADY TO STRONG,
OATS STEADY, EARCORN STEADY
TO 5.00 HIGHER. PRICES PAID
DELIVERED TO DELIVERS DOCK
ALL PRICES PER BUSHEL, EXCEPT
EAR CORN PER TON.
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO. 2-Y RANGE 3.00-3 25
AVERAGE 3.12 CONTRACT FOR HAR
VEST 2 80-3.09; WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE
3.20-3.50 AVERAGE 338 CONTRACT
FOR HARVEST 3.27-3 57; BARLEY NO
3 RANGE 2.40-2.60 AVERAGE 2.49
CONTRACT FOR HARVEST 1.95;
OATS NO. 2 RANGE 1.60-1.90 FEW
REPORTED 2.00 AVERAGE 1.68; SOY
BEANS RANGE 6.60-6.86 FEW
REPORTED 6 47 AVERAGE 6.74 CON
TRACT FOR HARVEST 6 29-6.73; FEW
REPORTED GR SORGHUM RANGE
2.97 AVERAGE 2.97; AVERAGE MOIS
TURE NEW EARCORN RANGE 68 00-
110.00 MOSTLY 84 00-94.00 AVERAGE
88.00
SOUTH CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 3 00-3.27
AVERAGE 3 08; WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
3.00-3.35 AVERAGE 3.13, BARLEY NO
3 RANGE 2 00-2 40 FEW REPORTED
2 60, AVERAGE 2 26; OATS NO. 2
RANGE 1 50-190 FEW REPORTED
2 20 AVERAGE 1 72, SOYBEANS NO 1
RANGE 6.27-6.70 AVERAGE 6 48,
AVERAGE MOISTURE NEW
EARCORN RANGE 72 00-85 00 AVER
AGE 81.43
EASTERN AND CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA SUMMARY
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 2 95-3.25
AVERAGE 3 08, WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
3 10-3.54 AVERAGE 3 31, BARLEY NO
3 RANGE 2 20-2 60 AVERAGE 2 40,
OATS NO 2 RANGE 1 50-2 00 AVER
AGE 1 72; SOYBEANS NO 1 RANGE
6 40-6.86 AVERAGE 6 60, AVERAGE
MOISTURE NEW EARCORN RANGE
68 00-94 00 AVERAGE 80.39
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO 2 RANGE 2.67-3.15
AVERAGE 2.95, WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
3 04-3 25 AVERAGE 3 14, BARLEY NO
3 RANGE 2 10-2 36 AVERAGE 2 23,
OATS NO 2 RANGE 1 50-2 00 AVER
AGE 1 74, SOYBEANS NO 1 RANGE
6 18-6 45 AVERAGE 6 32.
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE 2 95-3 20
AVERAGE 3 07; WHEAT NO 2 RANGE
FEW REPORTED 3 20-3 30 AVERAGE
3 25; BARLEY NO 3 RANGE FEW
REPORTED 2 15-2 70 AVERAGE 2.45,
iOATS NO 2 RANGE 1 50-2 00 AVER
AGE 1 75, SOYBEANS RANGE 6 50-
6 60 FEW REPORTED 6.29 AVERAGE
6 51, AVERAGE MOISTURE
EARCORN RANGE 66 00-85 00 AVER
AGE 78.00.
LEHIGH VALLEY AREA
CORN NO 2-Y RANGE-2 95-3.10
Diffenbach
L Auction Inc.
100 West Jackson Street • New Holland, Pennsylvania 17557
Office: (717) 355-7253 • FAX: (717) 355-9547
HAY & GRAIN SALE EVERY MONDAY -10:00 A.M.
WED FED 4 WINROSS, HESS, FARM & TOYS 630 PM
FRI FED 13 TRACS, FARM EQUIP, & SUPPLIES 900 AM
WED MAR 4 WINROSS, HESS, FARM & TOYS 630 PM
FRI MAR 13 TRAC, FARM EQUIP, & SUPPLIES 900 AM
EQUIPPED FOR AN AUCTION AT YOUR PLACE OR OURS
ALAN DIFFENBACH AUCT.-AU2258-L
• Market
• Boars
*Sows
% • Cull Pigs
GOOD’S
LIVESTOCK, INC.
Monday 6:30-11:00 A.M.
Friday 6:30-10:00 A.M.
Route 897 • 1 Mile North of Fivepointville, Denver, Pa
(717) 445-5776 • Fax (717) 445-6963
AVERAGE 3.03; WHEAT NO. 2 RANGE
3.33-3.54 AVERAGE 3.41; FEW
REPORTED BARLEY NO. 3 RANGE
2.30-2.55 AVERAGE 2.45; OATS NO. 2
RANGE 1.50-1.80 FEW REPORTED
2.00 AVERAGE 1.73; SOYBEANS NO. 1
RANGE 6.49-6.70 AVERAGE 6.61; *GR.
SORGHUM 2 RANGE 5.75 AVERAGE
5.75 PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, AVER
AGE MOISTURE NEW EARCORN
RANGE 68.00-72.00 FEW REPORTED
85.00 AVERAGE 71.60.
MONTH AGO
CORN NO. 2-Y 3.07; WHEAT NO. 2
3.37; BARLEY NO 3 2.35; OATS 1.71;
SOYBEANS NO. 1 6.70; AVERAGE
MOISTURE NEW EAR CORN 75.95
YEAR AGO
CORN NO. 2-7 3 04; WHEAT NO. 2
4.35; BARLEY NO. 3 3 26; OATS NO. 2
2 31; SOYBEANS NO. 17 23; AVERAGE
MOISTURE NEW EARCORN 79 84;
NORTH CENTRAL OHIO
(Prices FOB Truck)
CORN 2.78-2.80; WHEAT 3.17-3 30,
SOYBEAN MEAL: BULK 44% 193.00-
193 20: BULK 48% 205.20-207.00
National
Grain Market
SL Joseph, MO
Wed, Jan 21, 1998
USDA-MO Dept Ag Market News
DAILY NATIONAL GRAIN
SUMMARY
Grain and soybean bids finished lower
mid-week, pressured by con- tinned slow
export demand, good winter wheat crop
condition, and favorable growing weather
in South America. Wheat 1 to 3 cents low
er. Com 2 to 5 cents lower. Sorghum 4
cents lower. Soybeans 3 to 6 cents lower.
Lower wheat bids were due to continued
light export sales the post couple of days.
Good crop condition repotted for winter
wheat also weighed on wheat bids. Spillov
er weakness from com and bean pits
encouraged lower bids. Com bids fell on
reports of favorable growing weather in
South America. Export sales remain very
light at this point. A private crop report
estimating the 1998 US Com acreage at
81.'75 million compared to the 1997
acreage of 80.2 million. Soybeans were
estimated at 71.6 million acres. However,
it seems a little early to allow this to direct
com or bean markets at this time. Tues
day's sharp climb in soybean bids was cor
rected today and declines in com and
wheat trade added pressure. Lack of fresh
export news con- tinues.
U.S. Export Sales: PURCHASER
COMMODITY TONNAGE DEL DATE
The Philippines 13.5 pet DN Spring Wheat
10.000 Feb/Mar 14.0 pet DN Spring Wheat
12.000 Feb/Mar Western White Wheat
8.000 Feb/Mar
Totals: Wheat 30,000 tonnes.
Date Change Year ago Tmck Bids:
01/21/98 01/20/98 01/22/97 Wheat; Kan
sas City (HRW, ORD) 3.45 dn 3 4.60-4.61
Minneapolis (DNS. 14%) 3.90 dn 2 1/2
4.36 1/2 Portland (SW) 3.66-3.68 dn 1
4.15-4.18 SL Louis (SRW) 3.32-3.36 dn 2
3.69-3.73
Com, US 2 Yellow; Kansas City
2.69-2.71 dn 2 2.69-2.70 Minneapolis 256
dn 5 1/4 25 1 1/2 Southern lowa 2.66-2.70
No comparison 2.62-2.63 Omaha
256-257 dn 2 2.57-2.59
Soybeans, US 1 Yellow: Kansas City
6.67 dn 6 7.36-7.37 Minneapolis 6.40 1/4
dn 4 1/4 7.07 1/2 Southern lowa 6.59-6.63
No comparison 7.29-7.32 Cent IL Proces
sors 6.73 1/4-6.82 1/4 dn 3 1/4- 7.41
1/2-752 1/2 5 1/4
Futures: Kansas City (Mar) Wheat 3.40
1/2 dn 3 1/4 4.15 3/4 Minneapolis (Mar)
Wheat 3.63 dn 2 1/2 3.89 1/2 Chicago
(Mar) Wheat 3JO dn 2 3.79 1/4 Chicago
(Mar) Com 2.76 dn 2 1/4 2.70 1/2 Chicago
(Mar) Soybeans 6.69 1/4 dn 5 1/4 7.40 1/2
Export Bids: Barge or rail. Port of New
Orleans or North Texas Gulf. US 1 HRW
Wheat, Ord. Protein: 3.75 1/2-3.78 1/2 dn 3
1/4-2 1/4 4.81 3/4 US 2 Soft Red Winter
Wheat; 3.52-3.55 dn 3-24.16 1/4-4.19 1/4
US 2 Yellow Com: 2.95-2.96 dn 2 1/4 3.02
1/2-3.03 1/2 US 2 Yellow Sorghum; Rail
5.07-5.19 dn 4-5 4.83 Barge 5.30-5.36 dn
62 5.08 US 1 Yellow Soybeans: 7.01
1/4-7.02 1/4 dn 2 1/4-5 1/4 7.78 1/2-7.
Oklahoma City
Feeder Cattle
Oklahoma City, OK
Wed Jan 21, 1998
USDA-OK Dept Ag Market News
Oklahoma National Stockyards - Week
ly Cattle Summary
Compared to last week: Feeder steers
firm to 2.00 higher; feeder heifers
3.00-4.00 higher. Demand good fo. feeder
cattle. Stocker steeis and steer calves
W 1
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES INC.
THE ACTION AUCTION
MONDAY j
- SLAUGHTER HOGS
EARLY BIRD HOG SALE
W 7:30 A.M.
Sell Your Hogs At New Holland Sales Stables Inc
See them weighed sold and pickup your check
10:00 AM -
Cfc- 9:PPAM
iT SHEEP, GOATS &
CALVES |/|
1:30 P.M.
BEEF SALE
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
Norman « David Kolb- 717-397-5538
Roger Floyd- 717-354-4341
FAX *717-355-0705
Ordtr Buyer:
Paul Good - 215-445-6662
* "frt * "* 3 V»» 0 * f I, t -1 M ’I Ml (
3.00-6.oohigher, Stocker heifers and heifer
calves 3.00-8.00 higher. Excellent demand
for Stockers and calves. Quality of supply
average to many attractive. Feeders in
medium wheat flesh; calves medium to
thin. Weigh conditions gaunt to average
and continue to favor buyeis. Slaughter
cows 2.50-3.00 higher. Slaughter bulls
1.00 higher. Packer demand vety good.
Demand continues good for thin cows
headed to graze-out. Total 0f470 cows and
bulls sold with 65 percent going to packers.
Receipts this week 10,725; last week
4,854; last year 15,585. Supply consisted
of 66 percent yearlings over 600 lbs; 30
percent calves under 600 lbs; 4 percent
cows and bulls. Prices follow with weight
ed average weight and price in parenthesis.
Feeder Stems: Medium and Large 1
300-400 lbs (350 lbs) 105.50-114.50
(111.46); 400-500 lbs (450 lbs)
93.50-103.00, fancy 101.00-107.50
(101.14); 500-600 lbs (550 lbs)
8750-97.00, fancy 92.50-100.00 (93.61);
600-700 lbs (650 lbs) 78.00-86.25, fancy
81.75-88.75 (83.17); 700-800 lbs (750 lbs)
75.00- (78.84); 800-850 lbs (819 lbs)
74.00- 78.50 (76.36); 850-900 lbs (868 lbs)
71.00- (73.70); 900-1000 lbs (950
lbs) 68.00-71.75 (6953). Hdsteins: Urge
2 465 lbs 59.00; 500-600 lbs 56.00-5650;
650- 700 lbs 5350-55.25; 750-800 lbs
55.25- 800-900 lbs 5150-54.00,
load gaunt 60.00; 950-1000 lbs
48.25-
Feeder Heifers: Medium and Large 1
300-400 lbs (350 lbs) 87.50-88.00, fancy
89.50- (91.20); 400-500 lbs (450 lbs)
78.50- fancy 89.00-91.25 (85.29);
500-600 lbs (550 lbs) 74.00-85.00, fancy
81.50- 90.50 (79.11); 600-700 lbs (650 lbs)
71.50- fancy 77.00-79.00 (75.34);
700-800 lbs (750 lbs) 70.00-75.25 (72.50);
Livestock Is Our Only Business
HORSES
MULES
WEDNESDAY j
800-850 lbs (816 lbs) 70.00-70.75 (70.27);
850-900 lbs (879 lbs) (67.03).
Slaughter Cows: Avenge dressing; Cut
ters 36.50-38.00, Utilities 37.00-40.
50; high dressing all grades 40.00-43.00,
few high dressing/ high boning
42.00- low dressing: Cutters
32.00- few Utilities 35.00-37.00.
Caimets 28.50-31.50.
Estimated dressed cost at Oklahoma
National Stockyards: Cutters 78.00; Bon
ers 76.80; Breakers 74.10; Caimets 74.85.
Bulls 84.85.
Slaughter Bulls: Yield Grade 1
1300-2000 lbs average dressing
46.50-50.00; high dressing indiv 51.00;
low dressing 45.00, 1250- 1400 lbs 40.00.
Dewart Hay & Livestock
Dewart, Pa.
Moaday, January 19, 1996
Report Supplied by Auction
STEERS: 50.00-64.00.
HEIFERS: TOO FEW TO QUOTE.
GOOD COWS: 30.00-39.75.
CANNERS AND CUTTERS
20.00-30.00.
BULLS: 33.00-38.0 a
VEAL 130-190 LBS. 70.00-130.00,
90-130 LBS. 20.00-70.00.
HOGS: 32.00-45.00.
SOWS: NONE
FEEDER PIGS: 15.00-35.00 HEAD.
HAY: 70.00-175.00.
STRAW: 60.0082.50.
WOOD: 20.0050.00 LOAD.
CORN: 77.009000.
OATS: 2.002.45 BU.
THURSDAY J
Beef Auction 10;i
BULLS. STEERS.
Ip[BJED r BEEF COWS
1:00 P M.
STOCKERS & FEEDERS 3-
10:00 A.M.
GOATS, SHEEP
CALVES JJULk
1:30 P.M.
FEEDER PIG SALE
Pigs w Dairy
Bam and Feeder Pig Bam are cleaned and disinfected weekly for
your protection
Luke Eborly - 610-267-6608,717-738-1865
Homer Eberly- 610-267-3047
Nevin Martin - 717-354-7186
Ronßanck - 717-656-9849
Kan Smoker - 610-593-2123
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