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    New Holland
Livestock Auction
New Holland, Pa.
Report Supplied By USDA
Monday, December 16,2002
Cattle Calves Hogs Sheep Goats
MONDAY
470
I AST WFFK
566
I ASTTFAR
1602
C ATI IF Compared to Thursday, lean
slaughter cows sold steady to weak, with Break
ing and Boning cows trending steady to firm
Bidding was mixed, and dependent on the qual
ity Slaughter bulls sold steady to 2 00 higher on
a very good run The supply included nearly 56
percent cows
SI AUCiHTER COWS PERCFNT LEAN
WEIGHT BULK LOW DRESSING Breakers
75-80 Oxer 1400 lbs 18 00-42 00 IS 00-38 00
Boners 80-85 Over 1200 lbs 36 25-39 00
32 75-36 25 Lean (Hi-Yield) 85-88 Over 1200 lbs
32 75-36 75 31 00-32 50 Lean 88-90 Over 1000
lbs 31 50-3400 26 50-31 50 Lean (Light-Wt)
85-90 750-1000 lbs 27 00-31 00 23 50-27 00
SLAUGHTER BULLS Yield Grade 1
1015-2030 lbs 45 00-56 00, high dressing
57 75-59 75. very fancy individual 63 00 Yield
grade 2 1125-1845 lbs 42 00-46 25
C AI VFS Compared to Thursday, there were
not enough kill calves on offer to lest the mar
ket Holstein bull calves returning to feed sold
sharpl> lower when compared to Fhursdav's
mtv active market There were not enough Hol
stein heifers on offer to test the market
V rAI FRS Few Utility 70-80 lbs 11 00-20 00
RI I URNIN(j rOF-CFD Holstein bulls 95-125
lbs 92 00-107 00 90 lbs 87 00 80-85 lbs
70 00 90 00, 80 lbs 60 00 Plainer-tvpe bulls
9S 11S lbs 60 00 90 00 85 lbs 40 (Hi-48 (M) 75 lbs
(0 00 Few Holstein heifers 95-HO lbs
HO 00 WOO 90 ibs 200 (Mi 80 lbs 170 00 65 lb
krsey 90 (Hi
IKKiS Harrow's ami yilts weak to 1 00 lower
sows so in nearly 100 higher BORROWS
\M) (rll IS 49s4'< lean ISs2KI lbs
220 2 "Ml 11k HOO HOO )s s()H
H 00 *5
kin 220 280 lb MHI 0(10 HO Hs lbs
H2s H -’s 40 4S' kan 210 2M> 11^
20 00 H 00 2(>s HO lbs 2" 2s (0 8s
SOWS 1 ( OK) 4s() lbs 22 00 24 SO 4*50 600
lbs 24 s() 2S 00 000 700 lbs 28 00 20 00
BO\RS OK) 700 Ibs 0 s i> 7SO 19s 280 lbs
10(H) 19 00
SHI I P Dm to the late start a full price
comparison will not be available until luesdav
(i()\7S Compared to last week Kids and
Yearlings sold weak to 10 <K) lower There was
an abundance of the lighter goats on otter,
therefore buyers had their pick ot the litter as
lliev were able to till loads with ease Nannies
sold with a lower undertone on a mixed run
Billies weighing under 70 lbs sold with a lower
undertone, with the hcaxier Billies trading
sharplv higher A light test of Wethers sold
steady to weak Due to the \er\ hea\> run of
small goats, bidding was fairly good on the
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heavier stock Monday's run totaled over 3500
head and as expected the supplv definitely out
weighed the demand Although, losses could
have been much worse if several seasonal buy
ers would not have been present All goats were
sold on a per head basis, with estimated
weights Kids Selection 1 20-40 lbs 32 00-48 00.
40-60 lbs 48 00-64 00 Selection 2 20-40 lbs
23 00-32 00, 40-60 lbs 44 00-50 00 Selection 3
20-40 lbs 20 00-30 00, 40-60 lbs 28 00-39 00
Yearlings Selection 1 60-80 lbs 45 00-60 00.
80-100 lbs 58 00-68 00 Selection 2 60-80 lbs
40 00-54 00 Selection 3 60-80 lbs 38 00-44 00
Does/Nanmes Selection 1 50-70 lbs 56 00-68 00,
70-100 lbs 66 00-80 00, 100-140 lbs 78 00-94 00,
fancy up to 104 00 Selection 2 50-70 lbs
40 00-5500, 70-100 lbs 58 00-68 00, 100-140 lbs
74 00-84 00 Selection 3 50-70 lbs 36 00-42 00.
few 54 00, 70-100 lbs 42 00-50 00, few 120 lbs
2256
3401
1230
2039
1355
56 00 ethers 50-70 lbs 50 00-58 00, 70 100 lbs
65 00-82 00, 100-150 lbs 92 00-135 00 Bucks/
Billies Selection I 70-100 lbs 56 00-70 00. few
up to 86 00. 100-150 lbs 106 00-132 00; 150-250
lbs 140 00-164 00, few fancy individuals
240 00-250 00 Selection 2 70-100 lbs
50 00-7000, 100-150 lbs 72 00-102 00, 150-250
lbs 102 00-138 00, few up to 150 00 Selection 3
70-100 lbs 38 00-48 00, package 165 lbs 80 00
Vintage
Livestock Auction
Vintage, Pa.
December 16-17,2002
Report Supplied By USDA
Cattle Calves Sheep Cioats
THIS WEEK
1 AST WFFK
I AST V EAR
CATTLF Compared to Thursday's lower
market, slaughter steers sold firm to I 00 high
er Bidding was fairly active on all grades, al
though mixed at times due to the quality Alter
Monday s bids wtie only steady to firm due to
the plainer supply, Tuesday s run saw the in
crease m quality it took to entice hmeis to give
a little more I he Hoard yyas also somewhat
supportse as (ebuary live cattle contracts
Hosed 1 W higlui on Monday al 79 12 al
though Tuesday s Hoard w is slightly oil closing
down 27 al 78 8S A \er\ light lest ot Holstein
situs and ted hedus sold steady to firm On a
rim that included nearly 450 head slaughter
cows sold yyeak to 1 00 lowu \yith the bulk ol
the decrease on the fleshy cows I he quality ot
iht run was about ayeiage yvith quite a leyy
cows coming through the nng yyith some (ill on
them Bidding yvas only moderate al best as
buyers are fairly reluctant to proeuie a lot ol
coyys going into the upcoming holiday short
ened yyeeks Slaughter bulls sold yyith a weaker
undertone on the lew that were comparable
There was a famy set of young clean bulls on
Tuesday s market which drew some good at
tcntion from the buyers The supply included 42
percent steers. 6 percent heifers, 47 percent
cows. \ percent hulls with the balance feeders
Note On Tuesday December 24th. C hnstmas
f\e. the gales at Vintage Sales Stables will close
at * 00 pm, therefore, producers wanting to get
their stock on Tuesday s market will need to get
it cheeked in before that time
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Market At A Glance
Lancaster County Livestock Auction Averages
(Price Per Hundredweight)
Week Lnding Friday, December 20, 2002
Supplied By Market Staff
This Wk Wk Ago Yr Ago
Steers, Choice 2-3 72.85 73.00 66.00
Heifers, Choice 2-3, few Prime 68.25 69.50 64.75
Cows, Breakers, 75-80% lean 39.35 40 00 44.35
Cows, Boners, 80-85% lean 35.75 36.50 41.50
Bulls, YG 1, ltd 48.75 49.50 56.00
Hogs, 49-54% lean, Monday 33 65 34.50 34.75
Lambs, Choice/Pnme 80-110 lb 100.00 108.00 70.00
SLAUGHTER STEERS High Choice and
Prime 2-4 12 IS-1470 lbs 71 75-77 00,
74 25-78 50 Tuesday Choice 2-3 1205-1480 lbs
71 50-74 75, 7200-75 00 Tuesday, few head
Charolais-X‘s 76 50-78 50, 1515-1640 lbs
65 00-69 25 Select and low Choice 2-3
1160-1490 lbs 68 75-72 75, 69 85-73 50 Tuesday
Select 1-3 1150- 1455 lbs 65 00-69 50,
69 00-72 50 Tuesday, 1505-1545 lbs 62 75-64 00
Standard 1-2 1160-1480 lbs 65.00-67 75, few
60 75-6200
HOLSTEIN STEERS High Choice and
Prime 2-3 1430-1560 lbs 59 50-63 25 Choice 2-3
1380-1650 lbs 55 25-58 25 Select and low
Choice 2-3 couple 1655 lbs 52 75 Select 1-2
1495-1585 lbs 50 00-52 00
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS High Choice and
Prime 2-4 1125-1320 lbs 71 00-74 75 Choice 2-3
few 1120-1240 lbs 67 25-68 75 Select and low
Choice 2-3 1000-1455 lbs 64 50-66 75
SI AUGHTFR COWS PERCENT LEAN
WEIGHT BULK LOW DRESSING Breakers
75-80 Over 1400 lbs 37 25-41 50, 33 75-36 75
few 42 75-43 25 Boners 80-85 Over 1200 lbs
35 75-38 00 31 50-35 75 Lean (Hi-Yield) 85-88
Over 1200 lbs 33 50-35 75 31 50-33 25 Lean
88-90 Over 1000 lbs 31 00-3400 27 00-31 50
I ean (I ight-Wt) 85-90 750-1000 lbs 26 50-29 00
23 00-26 50 SI AUGHTFR BUI 1 S 3 icld grade
I 1120-2030 lbs 43 50 49 00, few Mondae 53 00
58 25 3 oung paekage going baek lo the farm
915 1055 lbs 45 00-560(1 enuple 740 760 lbs
36 50 42 00
C Al \PS C ompared lo last luesdae. seal
ealves sold steadv to 5 (Ml lower Holstein bulls
suitable lor speeial-ted seal barns sold sharpie
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TREATMENT
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Treatment Covers 1 000 Sq Ft |
(32 5c Case of 120:
lower after last weeks very aggressive market
Holstein heifers also sold with a lower under
tone on a fairly light test The supply included
681 in the state graded sale, with around 83 per
cent of the graded supply returning to feed
VEALERS Standard and Good 75-110 lbs
15 00-3000, individual 35 00 Utility 50-105 lbs
12 00-25 00, few 10 00 RETURNED TO
FARM Graded Number One Holstein Bulls
95-125 lbs 102 00-127 00, pkg 90 lbs 100.00, pkg
85 lbs 85 00, pkg 80 lbs
65 00 Graded Number
Two Holstein bulls 95-125
lbs 50 00-85 00. couple
packages 90 lbs
62 00-77 00, three packages
83 lbs 40 00-50 00 Holstein
bulls sold individually
130-185 lbs 35 00-55 00 In
dividual beef bull 90 lbs
50 00 Graded Number One
Holstein Heifers package
102 lbs 375 00, package 93
lbs 410 00, package 84 lbs
200 00 Number Two Hol
stein Heifers package 104
lbs 370 00, package 91 lbs
310 00, couple packages
H 2 83 lbs 165 00 175 00
package 72 lbs 120 00 few
63 lbs 05 00 lew black bed
hufers sold mdmduallv
230-260 lbs 60 00 65 00
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1 AST wn K
I AST\FAR
CATTI F Compared to Tuesday slaughter steers
sold 50 to I 00 lower The supply was very mixed as
cattle were cither coming through the door over- fin
ished, full or just right Although bids did match the
uneven quality as buyers didn t hesitate to discount
the heavies or the 4 s and 5 s It was apparent that
many producers were waiting for the market to hit its
peak before shipping their stock to town and (his
thinking came hack to bite a few producers as they
watehed their steers tip the scales at over ISSO lbs
However even when a 1600 pounder brings 65 00 it s
still over 1000 00 per head, which is a pretty good lick
The Board has been very unpredictable this week as
the February live cattle contract was as high as 79 12
on Monday, closing at 78 57 on Thursday as traders try
to keep aligned with the cash trade Speaking of cash
steers, the Western direct feed yards are lined up to
lose another I 00 this week with early sales coming m
at mostly 72 00 A very good test of Holstein steers sold
with a firmer undertone Slaughter heifers were in very
tight supply, therefore a trend was not established The
bulk of the Breaking and Boning cow supply sold with
a firmer tone in continued good demand l,can cows
sold weak to 50 lower due to light buyer attendance
Slaughter bulls sold with a higher undertone on a very
good run The supply included 40 percent steers, 5 per
cent heifers, 36 percent cows, 7 percent bulls, with the
balance feeders
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