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llw, $2'5.25-26.25. One Load
Standard near 800 lbs. 20.G0.
CALVES 600: Veal ere ful
ly $2 (»0 Hlpher. Choice 37.-
00-12 00, Couple Individuals
'■lloo, Good 34.00-37.00,
Standard $20.00-34.00. Util
ity M>s 00-30 00. Cull 05-115
lbs $22 00-25 00, 70-90 lbs.
SIS 0 0-22.00.
HOGS 525: Barrows and
pills 5 0-7 5c Higher. Sows
sea rce.
HARROWS AXD CrILTS:
US 1-2 200-240 lbs. $30.00-
30 50. US 1. 24)0-240 lbs.
$3O 50-31 00, US 1-3 190-250
lbs $29 00-30 00. US 2-3 230-
260 lbs. $2B 50-29.'50.
SHEEP 250 Slaughter
lambs 50-1.00 Higher. Ewes
absent.
SLAUGHTER LAMBS
Prime 80-100 lb. $3O 00-30 -
.10. One Lot Prime 93 tb.
Shorn Sla lighter la nubs- with
No. 1, pelts $3O 00, Mixed
Stop and Visit
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Farm Show
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Information on
• Seed Varieties
• Farm Chemicals &
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• Qualified experts
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hand to answer your
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SMOKETOWN
Ph. 397-3539
Fat Cattle
Sale
Monday,
January 10
1:00 P.M.
Around 200 fat cattle,
state graded and sold on
out weights.
Some of these cattle
would be excellent for
feed lot finishing cattle.
ROCKINGHAM
LIVESTOCK
SALES, INC.
Rt. II South
Harrisonburg, Va.
Choice and Prime 80-100 lb.
wooled lambs 28.50-30.00, compared with last Friday,
Choice 75-100 11m. 27.00-28.- jti aug hter steers 75-1.50 higher,
50, One Lot Mixed Choice helfers and cows 50 . 100 hlgh
nnd Prime 120 lbw._ ?27.»0. ep Bu , ls 5Q hlgher> In the car .
Good cr.-9'.i lbs. $20..)0--(.00. Jot dresse( j trade, steer
beef 1.00-2.50 higher, heifer
beef 1.00-2.00 higher and cow
beef steady to 1.00 higher.
SLAUGHTER STEERS
Prime 1150-1400 lbs. 27.00-28.-
00, closing at 28.00. Numerous
loads of High Choice and
Prime 1100-1375 lbs. 26.25-27.-
75 closing 27-27.75. Choice 900-
1375 lbs. 25 25-27., closing 26.00
up. Choice 1375-1475 lbs. 25.-
75-26.75. Mixed Good and
Choice 900-1350 lbs. 24.50-26.-
25, closing 25.25 up. Good 23.-
25-25 50, Standard and Low
Good 20.00-24.00, mostly 21.00-
23.75 .
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
High Choice and Prime 900-
1100 lbs. 25.50-26.40, late
mostly 26 00-26.40. Choice 800-
1100 lbs. 24 50-26.00, Mixed
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HORSES'
January 3, 1966
Receipts totaling 353 head
sold steady with riding horses
going for 110-300; driving hors
es, 110-250; killers, sVfe-6 cents
per lb Mules in pairs, 250-
470; singly, 125-175. Pony
mares, 20-60; geldings, 15 60.
HOGS
January 3, 1966
Hogs averaged $125-$l 50
lower this week as 479 head
were sold. Retail, 30-31.50;
wholesale (U. S. 1-3), 29.25
30; heavyweights, 27.75-28 75.
Sows brought 22.25-24 50. No
shoats were offered.
CALVES
January 3, 1966
The 116 head offered sold
steady with Choice and Prime
USED FEED MILL
EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
1. Model 75 Vac A Way seed cleaner with complete set
of screens and Motor
2. Papec 16” Hammer mill with magnet
3. Delco AC Electric Motor 50 HP 220-440 Volts 1745
RPM 3 Phase 60 Cycle
4. Sprout Waldron & Co. Molasses tank pump
5. GE Induction motor 5 HP Continuous Rise 220-440
Volts 60 Cycle
6. Westinghouse 15 HP 3 Phase 1700 RPM 60 Cycle
7. Sprout Waldron & Co. 3 Ton Vertical Feed Mixer with
motor Type F2OO
8. Sprout Waldron & Co. V/z Ton Vertical Feed Mixer
with motor
9. Sprout Waldron & Co. Size ZVz Molasses Blending
Mixer with motor
10. Aug Wolf & Co. Oats & Barley Crimper (Option on
Electric Motor)
11. 2 GE Induction motor 5 HP Continuous 3 Phase 60
Cycle
13. Sprout Waldron & Co. SVa’S” Spiral Auger with Delco
electric motor and forward and Reverse gear box.
(Like new)
13. 1 metal Bulk Bin Hopper with 14” slide opening
14. 1 Wooden Bulk Bin Hopper with 14” slide opening
15. 1 Metal Bulk Bin Hopper
16. Shaft and Pulleys
17. All kinds of Belts
All the above is in working condition and can he examin
ed Saturday, January Bth - 15th - 22nd - 29th between 1
and 3 p.m. Location Reitz Feed Mill, Lititz R. D. #4, Pa.
(Millway) >
All equipment must be moved by purchaser at own risk
by February 24, 1966.
The Lancaster Union Stock Yards
Announces New Marketing Service
Due to the huge success and constant growth of the WEEKLY WEDNESDAY CATTLE
AUCTION inaugurated in April 1964, the Lancaster Union Stock Yards Company and the Mar
ket Agencies now feel compelled to extend this excellent auction marketing service to VEAL
CALF, SHEEP AND HOG consignors beginning WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1966 at 11:00
A.M.
VEAL CALVES, SHEEP AND HOGS arriving on this day and on every Wednesday
thereafter will be sold at auction as in the case of slaughter cattle. The LANCASTER market
thereby will be extending and broadening its marketing services - again to fit the needs of the
producer and consignor
PRIVATE TREATY AND AUCTION MARKETING FOR ALL CLASSES OF LIVESTOCK FOR
EVERYONE
We earnestly hope that you, our consignor, will avail yourself of this new added service
at no extra cost to you, and will consult your market agency for any'further information.
bringing 3540; Good and low
Choice, 32-34.50; Standard, 29-
31.50; Common, 21-26.
C. E. Reitz Est.
Good and Choice 24.00-25.00, A man seldom know*
Good 22.00-24.25. Standard and he oah do until, he trite
Low Good 20.00-22.50. undo what he did.
FIRST SALE OF THE SEASON
Wednesday, January 12, 1966 at 10 A.M.
New Location West End of Blue Ball along Rt, 23 to*
ward New Holland, Pa., Lancaster, Co. Full line of
Tractors, Implements, Machinery and Equipment, Hdwe.,
Posts, Hay and Straw.
We Sell on Commission.
PAUL Z. MARTIN
Ph. (717) 3546671
Next Sale Wednesday, January 26th
Park Eshleman
will have a load of
YOUNG MULES
and HORSES
From South Kentucky
Hew Holland Sales Bam
Monday,
January 10,1966
at the
on
Will