Virginia
Feeder Sales
Richmond, VA
Tues August 25, 1998
USDA-VA Dept of Ag Market News
Summary of Livestock Auctions by
Areas: Northern Virginia livestock Sum
mary Including Orange, Rockingham, She
nandoah and Staunton Union Virginia for
the week of August 17-22, 1998
Feeder Cattle 779 Head
Steers Med&Lge I Small I Med&Lge 2
300-400 - 59.00 - 400-500 77.00 -
83.00 - 71.00 - 76.00 500-600 71.50 -
77.00 64.00 - 71.00 600-700 70.00 -
74 25 700-800 65.10 - 69.75
56 50 61.50 800-900 62.00 - 64.45 -
58.50 900-1000 57.25 - 59.25 - 56.75
1000-1100 55.00
Heifers Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge
2 200-300 58.00 - 63.50 60.00
300-400 61.00 - 65.50 60.00 400-500
58.00 - 68.75 50.50 - 56.00 57.75 500-600
59.60 - 60.75 - 57.75 - 59.00 600-700
58.75 - 61.50 59.75 700-800 52.00 -
59.75 800-900 59.75
Bulls Med&Lge I Med&Lge 2 200-300
81.00 - 300-400 70.00 - 74.00 61.00
400-500 68.00 - 74.25 63.75 - 64.50
500-600 57.00 - 69.00 53.50 - 57.00
Slaughter Cattle 274 Head
Slaughter Cows 258 Head Breaking
Utility and Commercial 2-4 33.00 - 39.00
Cutter and Boning Utility 1-3 29.75 - 39.00
Canner and Low Cutler 1-2 24.75 - 33.25
Slaughter Bulls 16 Head Yg 1-2
900-1300 lbs 44.50 - 47.00 Yg 1-2
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1300-1600 lbs 41.00 - 47.00 Yg 1-2 1600
lbs and over 42.50 - 48.00
Baby calves returned to farms 63 head
newborn to 4 weeks 12.50-87.50 per head.
Over 100 lbs 37.50-64.00 per cwL
Lambs Total Receipts 179 Head Slaugh
ter Lambs 131 Head New Crop Choice
Few Prime 1-2 Few 3 108-113 lbs 67.75 -
70.75 Good and Few Choice 1-2 90-95 lbs
58.00 - 65.00 Shorn Good and Few Choice
1-2 126 lbs 63.25 Feeder Lambs 24 Head
Medium and Large Frame 1-2 70-85 lbs
62.00 - 70.00 Medium and Large Frame
1-2 60-70 lbs 68.50 - 74.00 Slaughter Ewes
and Rams 24 Head Ewes Choice 2-4 20.75
Utility and Good 1 18.00 - 33.00 Cull
and Low Utility 1-2 27.50 Rams All 22.00
Slaughter Hogs 10 Head Sows Us 1-3
300-500 lbs 15.00 - 20.00 Us 1-3 500 lbs
and over 15.00 - 20.00 Boars 300-600 lbs
8.00
Richmond, VA
Tues August 25, 1998
USDA-VA Dept of Ag Market News
Summary of Livestock Auctions by
Areas; Southwest Virginia Livestock Sum
mary Including Abingdon Livestock
Exchange, Hollins And Wythcville Virgi
nia for the week of August 17-22, 1998
Feeder Cattle 1097 Head
Steers Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge 2
200-300 70.00 - 83.00 72.00 - 79.00
300-400 78.00 - 89.50 73.50 - 76.00 70.00
- 83.00 Few 62.00 400-500 73.50
- 87.00 7150 - 76.50 68.00 - 81.50
500-600 64.00 - 76.00 50.00 - 55.00 64.00
- 76.00 600-700 61.00 - 68.00 - 63.00 -
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( entiMl PA
717-966-9202
Fred Dixon
Northwest FA
412-346-3455
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Baby calves returneS to farms 11 head
newborn to 4 weeks 20.0046.00 per head.
Lambs Total Receipts 72 Head Slaughter
Lambs 22 Head New Crop Choice Few
Prime 1-2 Few 3 112 lbs 62.75 Feeder
Lambs 47 Head Medium and Large Frame
'l-2 85-100 lbs 62.00 Medium and Large
Frame 1-2 70- 85 lbs 68.00
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Doug
Snee
Southwest PA.WV
412-627-5941
Delmirva Delmarva
410-827-5052 410-651-4128
Frank Hunter
Northwest PA
716-595-3954
65.50 700-800 60.00 - 64.50 55.00 -
64.00 800-900 58.00 - 62.50 55.00 -
56.00
Holstein Steer Med&Lge 2 200-300 43.00
- 51.00 Few 60.00 300-500 43.00 - 51.00
Few 57.00-63.00 500-700 41.00 - 52.00
700-900 45.00
Hdfeis Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge
2 200-300 64.00 - 75.00 - 60.00 - 69.00
300-400 60.00 - 68.50 55.00 - 59.00 58.00
- 68.00 400-500 57.50 - 63.00 45.00 -
54.00 54.00 - 63.00 500-600 55.00 - 63.50
50.00 - 55.00 52.00 - 61.00 600-700 53.00
- 64.00 57.00 - 62.00 700-800 5350 -
58.75 800-900 54.00 - 56.00 -
Bulls Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge 2
200-300 72.00 - 88.00 75.00 - 79.00 70.00
- 84.00 300-400 71.00 - 85.00 60.00 -
71.00 67.00 - 81.00 Few 60.00
400-500 6450 - 80.00 60.00 - 72.00 73.00
- 78.00 500-600 59.00 - 71.75 47.00 -
54.00 5650 - 61.00 600-700 5350 - 5550
5250 - 54.00 53.00 - 54.00 700-900 55.00
- 58.00 - 45.00 - 51.50
Slaughter Cattle 250 Head
Slaughter Cows 229 Head Breaking
Utility and Commercial 24 31.00 - 38.00
Cutter and Boning Utility 1-3 30.00 - 39.00
Canner and Low Cutter 1-2 24.00 - 34.00
Slaughter Bulls 21 Head Yg 1-2
900-1300 lbs 40.00 . 43.00 Yg 1-2
1300-1600 lbs 39.00 - 4350 Yg 1-2 1600
lbs and over 40.00 - 47.00
Coats 105 Head (Sold by the Head) Bill
ies - Large 97.00 - 100.00 - Medium 53.00
- 73.00 - Small 21.00 - 40.00 Nannies -
Large 35.00 - 42.50 - Medium 35.00 -
4250 - Small 22.00 - 39.00 Kids - 15.00 -
27.00 ’
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Richmond, VA
Tuea August 25, 1998
USDA-VA Dept of Ag Market News
Summary of Livestock Auctions by
Areas: Central and Southeast Virginia
Livestock Summaty Including Southside
(Blackstone) and Lynchburg Virginia For
the Week of August 17-22, 1998
Feeder Cattle 230 Head
Steers Small 1 Med&Lge 2 300400 -
- 695 0 400-500 58.00 - 67.00 65.00 -
74.00 500-600 55.00 - 60.00 62.00 - 65.00
600-700 54.00 - 62.00 700-800 -
60.00 - 6150
Hdfeis Small 1 Med&Lge 2 200-300
55.00 58.00 - 58.50 300-400 50.00 58.00 -
60.00 400-500 58.00 - 60.00 500-600
-'45.00 - 5050 52.00 - 5650 600-700 -
56.00
Bulls Small 1 Med&Lge 2 200-300
7050 80.00 - 89.00 300400 65.00 - 7250
69.00 - 75.50 400-500 52.00 60.00 - 6250
500-600 52.00 - 54.00 55.00 - 59.50
600-700 45.00 50.00 - 58.00 700-900 -----
52.00
Slaughter Cattle 145 Head
Slaughter Cows 132 Head Breaking
Utility and Commercial 24 2550 - 32.00
Cutter and Boning Utility 1-3 2650 - 35.00
Canner and Low Cutter 1-2 2450 - 32.00
Slaughter Bulls 13 Head Yg 1-2
900-1300 lbs 38.00 - 40.00 Yg 1-2
1300-1600 lbs 38.00 - 40.00 Yg 1-2 1600
lbs and over 35.00 - 44.00
Cows returned to farms 10 head -
Medium 1, Large 1 and Large 2,800-1300
lbs 30.00-3850 per cwt.
Goals 10 Head (Sold by the Head) Bill
ies - Medium 43.00 - 46.00
Slate Graded Feeder Cattle 147 head
sold at Lynchburg, Virginia on August 17.
1998. Steer. 76 Head. Heifers 71 Head.
Steers Med&Lge 1 Med&Lge 2 300400
- 69.00 - 73.50 400-500 70.00 - 76.75 -
500-600 70.50 - 74.75 70.00 - 73.50
600-700 68.00 - 73.00 6150 - 68.25
Heifers Med&Lge 1 Med&Lge 2
400-500 60.00 - 63.00 59.00 - 63.00
500-600 61.75 - 63.75 60.00 - 63.25
600-700 60.00 - 62.25 58.75 - 61.25
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Richmond, VA
Tue August 11, 1998
USDA-VA Dept of Ag Market News
Special State Graded Slaughter Cow
Sale
Dublin, Virginia on August 7, 1998 84
head sold
Slaughter Cows 84 head Breaking Utili
ty and Commercial 2-4 28.50 - 33.50 High
Dressing 33.50 - 35.75 Culler and Boning
Utility 1-3 28.50 - 35.00 Canner and Low
Cutter 1-2 23.00 - 27J0 lb
SLAUGHTER COWS: 86 HEAD.
STEADY PRICES. UTILITY 35.00-39.00;
HIGH DRESSING TO 40.25; CANNERS
32.00-36.00; SHELLY 32.00 DOWN.
BULLS: YG#l 1200-1600 LBS. TO
46.75; YG#2 43.00-45.00.
FED STEERS: NONE.
FED HEIFERS: 8 HEAD. DAIRY
CULLS 1250-1550 LBS. 40.00-45.00.
VEAL CALVES: 223 HEAD. CULLS
85-105 LBS. 25.00-30.00, 6085 LBS.
17.0027.00; FARM CALVES. HOLS
TEIN BULLS 5.00 LOWER. #1 90120
LBS. 70.0087.00; #2 40.0065.00; 8090
LBS. 30.0040.00; HOLSTEIN HEIFERS,
STRONG DEMAND. #1 90120 LBS.
150.00200.00; 8090 LBS. 60.0090.00;
BEEF X BULLS 50.0099.00.
BUTCHER HOGS: 40 HEAD, 1.50
LOWER. #142 240-260 LBS.
35.25-35.75, 1 AT 36.50; #l&3 225-265
LBS. 34.00-34.50,
STOCK CATTLE: STEERS. HOLS. X
350-600 LBS. 54.00-67.00.
HEIFERS: FEW TO 54.00.
LAMBS: CHOICE 70-95 LBS.
68.00-70.00; MEDIUM TO GOOD
550-650 LBS. 55.00.
PIGS AND SHOATS: NONE.
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