14—*Lancas tec-Farming, Saturday, October 9, 1965 • Loncoster (Continued from Poge 2) 24.0084.50, Good 700-1000 lbs. 22.50-24 00, Mixed Standard and Good 450-700 libs. 21.00- 22.00, Standard 540-1035 libs. 12.00-10.50. One Lot Mixed Utility and Standard 700 16s. $17.75, Two load* Utility 800- 000 lbs. Feeder Bulls $12.00. CALVES 775: Active, Veal ear* trading Good and Above I mostly $l.OO 'higher with Oiß and Utility' steady to strong. Choice 35.0028.00, Few High Choice and Prime 38.00-30.00, Good 32.0085.00, Standard 27.- 0082.00. Utility 21.00-26.00, Quit 17.0051.00, with Cuffl 00- 85 Lbs. 13.00-17.00. HOGS 1200: Barrows and gilts opened the week steady to 50c lower, but advanced sharply on Wednesday and dosed the week 75c higher than Last weeks close. Sows fully steady. BARROW’S AND GILTS: U S M 190-240 lbs. 25 50-26.00, US 1. 190-230 lbs. 26 25-26 30. US 1-3 130-260 lbs 25 0025.- 50, (Bulk of sale's on Monday US 1-3 190-250 lbs. 23 75-24.- 25) Sows; US 1-3 300450 lbs. 19.75-20.75, Few US 1-2 275-325 lbs. 20 50-21.00, US 2-3 450600 lbs. -19.002000, Couple lots 600-650 lbs. 13.50-19 00. (SHEEP 450: Wooled slaugh- SALES EVERY THURSDAY 1965 SPECIAL SALES OCTOBER WED., OCT. 13 - 3 P.M. Valley Pig Sale THURSDAY, OCT. 14 STOCKER FEEDER SALE 7 P.M. THURSDAY, OCT. 21 Annual ROUNDUP STOCKER FEEDER SALE We invite you to attend these sales. Rockingham Livestock Sales, Inc. Harrisonburg, Va. Since 1935 Your Dependable SALES EVERY TUESDAY Large consignments of native calves and yearlings as well as heavy cattle each week. We start selling cattle at 3 P.M. every Tuesday. 1965 SPECIAL SALES STAUNTON FEEDER CALF SALES 2nd. OCT. 29th - 1 P.M. 1500 CALVES FOR THIS SALE. STAUNTON LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. C & O Flats Staunton, Va. “A national Ceitified Maiket” • Chicogo ter lamlb* and slaughter ewes (Continued from Page 3) fully steady. Choice 70-00 lb. J . . . wooled slaughter I'am/bs $24.- 00-25.75, Standard and Low 00-25,50, Couple lots $28.00, Good 22.00-24.50. Gtood 80-00 lbs. 22.00-24.00, SLAUGHTER HEIFERS. Six- IMlity 50-75 lbs. 17.0030.00. teen load* High Choice and Cull to Choice Slaughter Ewes Prime 875-1100 lbs. 25.25-26.00, 55.00-10.00. Good and Choice six loads at latter price on 65-75 lb. Feeder lambs $20.50- Wednesday. Choice 800-1075 21.00, One Lot Good Near 50 * bs ', . la ~ iK, Va oo 24.25-25.75, Mixed Good and Choice 750-1000 lbs. 22.75-24.25, New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.: John U. Gingrich, Manager ANNUAL DAIRY COW SHOW & SALE | Wednesday, October 27th, 1965 f Show Judging 10 A.M. Sale 12:00 Noon H Show Cows Will Sell at 1:30 P.M. B This is an outstanding Dairy Show & Sale with more top dairy cows than at any other show in the East. Represented will be daughters from the best blood lines in the country. The biggest and best we can produce come and see! PUBLIC SALE of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, OCT. 16, 1965 The undersigned Executor and Trustee of the Estate of Robert J. Yocum will offer at public sale in front otf The First National Bank of Shippensburg, Shippensburg, Penna., the fol lowing two adjoining farms: located approximately three miles North of Shippensburg. Farm No. 1 Farm located along the road from Shippens burg to Mongul and Roxbury near the Village of Mongol in Southampton Township, Franklin County, Penna., containing approximately 157 acres. Having thereon erected a large frame bam with implement shed and corn crib, hog pen, and dwell ing house, House with bath, farm in high state of production. Borough of Shippensburg water supply available. Farm No. 2 Farm located in Southampton Township, Franklin County, Penna, adjoining above farm, containing ap proximately 284 acres. Having thereon erected a large stone house, large barn, chicken house, garage, cow barn, hog pen, corn crib, and implement shed Water supply from large spring, bath in house, farm in high state of production. Contains sizable woodland and pasture land, limestone ground. The undersigned reserves the right to offer above farms separately and as one unit. Terms to be announced day of sale, or inquire of under signed. The First' Notional Bank of Shippensburg, Pa. Executor and Trustee of the Estate of Robert J. Yocum Daniel Hershey, Auctioneer Robert J. Yocum, Attorney PUBLIC SALE of 84 DAIRY COWS FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1965 At 11:00 AM. Located 4 mile South of Oxford, Vz mile West of Rt. #1 at Nottingham on Rt. 372 on the John Kimble Farm, West Nottingham Twp., Chester Co., Pa. Having lost my barn by fire I am forced to disperse of my entire herd of dairy cows consisting of 84 head all Hoi steins except 6 Guernseys. 15 head of these are fresh, 25 close springers, balance in all stages of production providing a year round supply of milk. These are mostly all young cows, 10 first calf heifers. 5 regis tered. Accredited to blood & TB tested within last 30 days. Health chart issued with each cow. This is a herd of large Holstein Cows with very high production. Sale to be held under cover. Lunch available. 11:00 A.M. Sale by CYRUS B. FERGUSON Kersey Bradley, Auct. Phone (717) 354-2194 10:00 A.M. Good 21.00-23.50, Standard and 50-16.50, Conner and Cutter Low Good 19.00-21.60. 11.00-14.50. COWS, Utility and Commer- BULLS. Utility and Commer cial 14.00-15.50, High yielding chi 16.00-19.00, closing 18.50 Commercial and Standard 15.- down. Vintage Sales Stables, he. Box 100 ■ - Parodist, Pa. SPECIAL FALL FEEDER SALES Oct. 15, 7 F.M. Oct. 29, 7 P.M. Nov. 19, 7 P.M. All weights and breeds To consign cattle call: Area 717-442-4181 Kenneth E. Hershey, Mgr. Yearling Cattle and Calf Sale Friday, October 15th, 1965 1,000 STEERS and HEIFERS 1,000 BLUE RIDGE LIVESTOCK SALES, INC. Phone 725-5021 PUBLIC SALE Valuable Farm Equipment and Personal Property TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19,1965 at 12:30 P.M. sharp At R. D. #l, Windsor, Pa. in Lower Windsor Twp. on the road between Martinsville and the East Pro spect-York road. The undersigned having sold his farm will offer at public sale the following FARM EQUIPMENT 1960 Ford offset tractor with single row cultivator, Ford- Ferguson tractor with manure loader. New Holland 76 baler with motor, Allis Chalmers Combine power take-off with foin, New Idea 1 row tobacco planter, Skyline forage harvester with motor. Case blower with pipe, McDeering 10 hoe disc drill. Mc- Deering com binder, Case silage cutter, two rubber tired wagons, spring harrow, single cultipacker, 28 disc harrow 3 point hook-up, Ford trip bottom plow, 1962 Ford 7 ft. Mower, 24 ft. corn elevator, flail chopper. New Idea manure spreader on steel, David Bradley com picker, Sears two-row cultivator 3 point hook-up, Ferguson two-row corn planter, 1949 % ton Chevrolet stake body truck, John Deere side delivery rake. New Holland stone crasher, New Holland cement mixer, pulley for Ford tractor, 50 ft. rubber belt, 300 gal. gas tank with pump, 40 ft. ext. ladder, Case Hammermill, Cylinder com shell er with'cob stacker. Dearborn scraper blade, 200 tomato baskets, 2000 tobacco lath, 12 ft. auger, 150 bu. barley, lot of hay and straw, and other miscellaneous items. PERSONAL PROPERTY 3 pc. living room, suite, 5 pc. bedroom suite, 3 pc. maple suite, 2 single beds, 1 shower cabinet, porch swing, rocker and chairs, 3 metal cabinets, 4 old bureaus, dry sink, heatrola, oil stove, jgrs, crocks and other numerous articles. Not responsible for accidents on day of sale. Terms: Cash Aucts. Note: Most of the above listed Farm Machinery is in good condition. Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer Gilbert & Steimer, Clerks 20th ANNUAL 1:00 P.M. E.S.T. All native cattle Billy F. Owens, Mgr. Charles Town, W. V*. of CLARENCE L. STAUFFER Owner
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