ale reports
and sold by the
$l9 lbs. $BB.OO
- lbs. $70.00-81.50;
j 61.00-67.50; 100-130
Ihs $78.50-93.00; 50-
■ 50-70.00; 70-99 lbs.
'ip. 100-130 lbs.
30-49 lbs. $72.00-
1 lbs. $68.00; 70-90
100-130 lbs. nonfe.
» $70.00; 50-69 lbs.
j.' 70-99 lbs. $54.00;
is. none.
39th YORKSHIRE
SWINE SALE
OUR SUMMER SALE
FRIDAY, JULY 9,1976,
1:00 P.M. AT THE FARM
Ruction Tested Certified Meat Tested
Offering-55 bred Gilts —llO Open GHts
v 25 Boars
The Herds With The Test Records.
Ends Right. We have the Grand Champion
Eastern National Production Pork Contest,
i, MD.
arts with big winners. January Pennsylvania
ihow Granu Champion Bred Gilt, Reserve
Champion Bred Gilt.
National_Type_Conference, Kinston, N.C.
Champion Bred Gilt.
dry Pennsylvania State Show & Sale Champion
lilt, Reserve Champion Bred Gilt, Champion
it, Champion Open Gilt Litter Pair, Reserve
ion Boar.
Penna. Invitational show champion Boar,
ion Open Gilt. March Eastern National Spring
iw Reserve Champion Carcass Pair.
Catalogs available
(OOKS END and PAR KAY FARMS
- Reno H. Thomas, Sale Mgr.
Beavertown, PA 17813
Phone 717-658-5821; 6544 or 7007
14TH ANNIVERSARY SALE
BLACK & WHITE HOLSTEIN FARM
IDO
HEAD-TOP QUALITY COWS-100 HEAD
Buying & Selling Doily - We Are Mere to Serve You.
Sate held at the Black & White Holstein Farm located just West of Lancaster, Pa. on Dairy Lane.
Ex 't 283 West of Lancaster at Flory's Mill Rd. t turn left and then right around mill to farm.
R. AUSTIN BACKUS INC., Auctioneer CHARLES C. MYERS
Mexico, NY 717-569-2106 (
PARK MYERS, Sales Manager or 717-569-6800
ROBERT LAWRENCE. Cashier
A Public Sale of Household
Goods was held Jun£ 19 by
Elam L. Kauffman 2 miles
east of Bird-in-Hand, Lan
caster Co., Pa.
Some prices received
_were: Coverlet $95, Oak
Chest of Drawers $62.50,
Shelf Clock $5O and small
Cedar Chest $49.
The auctioneers were
Leroy Zook and Leon Kurtz.
A Public Auction of an
tiques, coins, machinery and
ANNO
FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 16
For additional information on Bloodlines and Production,
call Thursday, July 15 (717) 569-2106.
horses was held June 19 by
Francis and Ruth Ehrgood
one-half ' mile 'lr'om
Hopeland, Lancaster Co.,
Pa.
Following are some of the
.prices: Wagon $215, small
Manure Spreader $l2O, Pony
Cart $l7O, Anvil $5O, Buggy
Seat $2O, Milk Cans $5 to $l4,
Western Saddle $lO5, Silver
Dollar Set $36, Silver Cer
tificates $3 ea., 2 Iron Dogs
$2O ea., Reg. Quarter Horse
Mare $605, 5 yr. old Mare
$530, Donkeys $3O to $65 and
Billy Goat $l6.
Randal V. Kling & Lloyd
H. Kreider were the auc
tioneers.
On Friday, June 18th a
Public Auction was held by
Mrs. William Schrey, 1 mile
south of Selinsgrove, Pa. A
good crowd attended and
there was fast bidding for the
farm machinery, household
goods and antiques.
Prices received were: I.H.
No. 240 tractor $2lOO, I.H.
No. 460 tractor $3900,10’ disc
$l3OO, M.F. No. 50 tractor
$2150, wheel rake $350, I.H.
No. 76 combine $4BO, I.H.
baler No. 430 $2lOO, flour
chest $lOO, dining room suite
$295, spring wagon seat
$27.50, buggy lantern $l5,
wicker baby carriage $175,
and cast hog trough $6.
Earl Eash was the auc
tioneer.
Special Slaughter
Cattle Sale
Dublin, Va.
June 18
There were 194 head sold.
All steers and heifers were
graded by Representatives
of the VDAC’s Division of
Markets, Livestock Section
on USDA carcass grade and
weight basis, f.o.b. the feed
lot and sold by the hun
dredweight. Choice Steers
.1075 lbs. $84.10 per cwt;
Choice Heifers $58.00;
Holstein Cows $53.40; Beef
Cows $51.90.
Danville
* June 21,1976 *-
STEERS: Good to Choice
35.00 to 37.70; Standard to
Good 32.00 to 34.50.
BULLS: 30.50 to 37.60.
COWS: High Choice to
Prime 30.60 to 31.90; Good to
Standard 28.00 to 29.60;
Utility 24.00 to 27.00; Cutters
21.00 to 23.00.
CALVES: Good to Choice
38.00 to 42.00; Standard to
Good 25.00 to 32.00.
HOGS: 51.20 to 53.00.-
SOWS: 36.00 to 42.00.
BOARS: 30.00 to 34.00.
Special Slaughter
Cattle Sale
Harrisonburg, Va.
June 17
There were 260 head sold.
All steers and heifers were
graded by Respresentatives
of the VDAC’s Division of
Markets, Livestock Section
on USDA standards and sold
by the hundred-weight.
STEERS; Choice 950-1050
lbs. $37.90-39.40; 1050-1200
lbs. $37.70-38.90. Good 875-
1000 lbs. $37.00-37.90; 1000-
1150 lbs. $36.50-37.10.
Holstein steers; choice
1240-1385 lbs. $36.30-36.75;
Good 1099-1500 lbs. $34.90-
36.40.
HEIFERS: Choice 840-890
lbs. $35.80-36.95; Good 688-
930 lbs. $31.50-34.90.
Over $240,000 was paid for
the Christian D. Landis farm
of 31 acres on Horseshoe Rd.
off the Old Philadelphia Pike
in Lancaster Co. on' June
19th. The High Realty- Corp.
of Lancaster purchased the
land which is adjacent to
their Greenfield Industrial
Park.
Other items sold were
Farmall A 100 tractor $2025,
N.I. single row'corhpicker
$2OOO, W.D. No. 45 A.C. $1325,
disc harrow $490, flour chest
$125 and cook stove $lOO.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 26.1976—9:
' Alvin L. Miller, Auctioneer'
conducted the sale.
Real Estate consisting of a
6 acre fannette, household
goods and antiques was sold
by the Bertha K. Brady
Estate 6 miles north of
Elverson on June 19th.
John Fleming, Geigertown
purchased the 6 acres with a
2 Vi story frame dwelling, 2
story frame barn and
chicken house for $36,500.
Household items sold
were: Pine Blanket Chest
$l6O, 1866 farm bell $l7O,
China Closet $425, Larkin
desk of oak $230, 3 pc. oak
bedroom suite $265, oil lamp
$9O, 35 crocks from $4.50 to
$27.50, cook stove $245, oak
sideboard $7O and oak rocker
$9O.
William March, Jr. was
the auctioneer.
A Consignment Sale of
feeder pigs & feeder cattle
was held June 18 by Don and
Walt Keister at Keister’s
Middleburg Auction Sales,
Inc., Middleburg, Pa.
FEEDER PIGS: 25 to 35
lb. 25.0085.00; 35 to 50 lb.
35.0049:50.
FEEDER CATTLE:
Choice 400 to 600 lb. 38.50-
46.50; Good 300 to 500 lb.
35.0042.00; Standard 32.00-
35.00.
FEEDER HEIFERS
28.00-32.00.
Art Kling and Larry Long,
Auctioneers.
GREEN DRAGON
LIVESTOCK SALES held
their weekly sale June 18 one
mile north of Ephrata, Pa.
COWS: Utility & High
Cutter 29.00-30.50, few to
31.00; Cutter 27.00-39.00;
Shells back to 22.00; Fat
Heifers 28.00-32.00, few 33.00.
fk Auctioneer’s
Directory
Women Working
Recent statistics indicate
that almost 37 million wom
en held jobs in the United
States in mid-1975. 'That
comprises 40 per cent of the
nation’s workforce and in
cludes 46 per cent of all
women 16 years of age and
older Figures show that the
number of women under 20
in the labor force has in
creased about 2% times as
fast as the total population.
PAUL E. SANGER
Realestate Auctioneer
The Farm
Realestate
Specialist
Licensed, Bonded
Registered &
Experienced
Call 717-272-1025
Lebanon, PA
LLOYD H. A RANDAL V.
KREIDER g KLINE
717-786-3394 717-733-1006
Auctioneers & Sales Managers
Specializing In.
Daily & Farm Machinery Sales, Real Estate ■ Public or Private Sale.
Complete Professional Auction
Service with Tent Available
STEERS: 2-way 700 to 900
lb. 37.50-39.25; 400> 600 lb.
Feeders 38.00-42.50; Holstein
Steers 31.00-33.00, few 34.50;
Holstein Bulls 28.00-33.50;
Stock Heifers 28.00-32.00.
DAIRY: Light run-sold
strong. Load Northern Pa.
fresh cows $550 to $7OO.
Springers $550 to $650. Load
Butler Co. Cows fresh $585 to
$710; Springers $650; 1
Purebred $B4O. Herd
Dispersal out of Maryland -
fresh $450 to $510; milkers
$275 to $350; springers $425 to
$475.
Walter H. Risser is the
proprietor.
The largest farm sale in
dollars ever held by Harry
Rudnick & Sons, Inc., since
they began operating in 1930,
was held June 19 for the
estate of Ralph L. Whaley.
The sale was well attended
and was held on
Bloomingdale Road,
Queenstown, Maryland,
when 1500 pigs and sows
were sold between 11 a.m.
and 2:30 p.m.
Bred sows sold from $175
to $260; sows with suckling
pigs at side $175 to $390. Boar
Hogs $l7O to $260; Pigs
(weaned) $2B to $4l; Shoats
$4O to $7O and 40 open gilts
$lOO each. Twelve Steers $3lO
to $3BO. Cob Com brought
$2.75 bushel.
Machinery and Trucks
brought the follwoign prices:
J.D. 4020 tractor $B7OO, Two
Case 930 tractors $5500 &
$3950, M. M tractor $lOOO,
M.F. Drill (new) $2550, J.D.
1240 Planter $2450; 1975 GMC
Grain truck $9350,1971 GMC
Pickup truck $llOO, and 1956
Chev. Pickup truck $370.
Harry Rudnick & Sons,
Inc. were Sales Managers &
Auctioneers.
FOR COMPLETE
SERVICE CALL
JOHN E. MARTIN
RDI, Durlach
Road.Ephrata
733-3511 or
PAUL E. MARTIN
'Stevens RDI, Box 561
733-3305
LICENSED
AUCTIONEERS
No Sale Too Small
or Large
Tents Available
AUCTIONEERS
FRANK &
PAUL SNYDER
Livestock, Farm Equipment,
Household Goods, Antiques
No sale too small
or too large
717-859-2688
717-733-7052
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