—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 14,1978
110
Sale reports
HUNTERS SALE BARN,
INC. held their weekly sale
January 9 at Rising Sun,
Maryland.
STEERS: Standard to
Good 1100-1200 lb. 37.00-37.75.
BULLS: 1230 lb. 32.25; 1035
lb. 27.00.
COWS: High Choice to
Prime 28.50-29.25; Good to
Standard 27.25-28.00; Utility
25.75-26.75; Cutters 24.50-
25.75; Canners 20.25-23.75.
CALVES: High to Choice
140-180 lb. 55.0059.00; Good
to Choice 120140 lb. 56.00
58.00; Standard to Good 90
110 lb. 39.0047.00; Utility 70
85 lb. 32.00-37.00; Low Utility
65-75 lb. 20.0025.00; few
28.0031.00.
FEEDER PIGS: 2030 lb.
|l2 to $l6 by hd.; 3035 lb. $lB
to $26 by hd.
HOGS; 150-180 lb. 35.00-
39.00.
Sale Mgr. and Auctioneer,
Norman E. Hunter, Pres.
A Public Sale of farm
implements was held
January 7 by Robert E.
Fisher, 2 miles north of
Bowmansville, Lancaster
Co., Pa.
Items sold included: J.D.
Tractor 530 $2210, Massey
Ferguson Plow $355,
Hammermill $350, Wagon
$360, Disc Harrow $340,
Straw $B5 a ton. Hog Feeder
$5l and forks $6 each.
Auctioneers were Leßoy
S. Horst and Paul W. Horst.
A Public Sale of household
goods was held January 7 by
Rodney, Pamela and Sylvia
Charlesworth, south of
Quarryville, Lancaster Co.,
Pa.
Items sold included: Glass
Icicle Bottle $l9, Bookcase
Cabinet $135, Magazine
Rack $25, Bedroom Suite
$lBO, small Church Benches
$25 ea., small School Desk
$27, Case TCH 300 tractor
$985 and Case bush hog
mower $5lO.
Auctioneers were Lloyd H.
Kreider and Randal V.
Kline.
An Antique Sale was held
January 2 at the Far
mersville Auction, 3 miles
HAT & GAVEL
AUCTION CO.
1 Mile North Of Lititz
On Route 501
THURS. EVE., lAN. 19,1978
5:30 P.M.
FURNITURE HID COLLECTIBLES
Like New Sectional Sofa, Double Bed, Dinette Set,
Breakfast Set, Platform Rocker, Drum Table, Coffee
Table, plus lot* more
We are now accepting consignments
for our Antique Sale, Sat., Jan. 21,1978
WE SPECIALIZE IN PUBLIC AUCTIONS.
ESTATES AND ANTIQUES
WILBUR H. HOSIER
306 Owl Hill Rd . Lititz
Harold K. Galebach, Partner
HAT & GAVEL AUCTION CO. SELLS
ON COMMISSION - CALL 626-0254
Receiving Hours; Monday, Noon to 9 P.M ,
Wednesday, 9 A.M. to 5 P M., Tuesday, Pickup Day
Positively No More Garage Sale Leftovers
Will Be Received.
east of Brownstown, Lan
caster Co., Pa.
Prices received were; 3
pc. Oak Bedroom Suites $l7O
to $430, Blanket Chests $2l to
$135, Oak Bed $l5O, Small
Washstand $95, Kitchen
Cupboard (rough) $270, Oak
Corner Cupboard $260,
Bucket Bench $l7O, Lionel
Standard Train $2OO, Seeing
Eye Plate $75, Elgin Ladies
wrist watch $125, U.S, Army
gun $325, Lancaster pocket
watch (as is) $6O, Oak K.D.
Wardrobe $lB5, Oak Kitchen
Cabinet $lB5, Corner Cup
board with blind doors $575,
Cradle $125, A.M. Queen
Louise Doll $l7O and Ivy
Glass Basketsss.
Sale Managed by John
Rutt.
A Public Sale of farm
equipment was held January
7 by Robert Shonk, west of
Lancaster, near Mt. Joy, Pa.
There were 165 registered
buyers present.
Machinery sold included:
560 Farmall D tractor $3025,
400 Farmall tractor $980,300
Farmall tractor $llOO, 65
Massey Ferguson w/loader
$2325, 16” 4 B Plow $1625,
Me. 35 Spreader $175, 8-36
Dynamack riding mower
$450 and Transplanter $l5O.
Auctioneers were C. H.
Wolgemuth & H. Shaffner.
A Public Auction was held
January 7 by James C.
Johnson, Jr., between Green
Tree and Nine Points, Lane.
Co., Pa.
Among items sold were:
1969 Chev. Pickup $1550,
welder $340, floor jack $155,
steel-cutting band saw $420,
drill press $l7O, air com
pressor $155, portable heater
$lOO, chain saw $135, grinder
$7O, air hammer $55, cutting
torch $3B and acetyline tanks
$2OO.
Auctioneers were Ira
Stoltzfus & Jay Leary.
A Public Sale of farm
equipment was held January
7 by Ervin Z. Shirk, 7 miles
east of Shippensburg,
Cumberland Co., Pa. There
was a good turnout for the
sale.
Some prices received
were: N.H. Haybine $2OOO,
J.D. 336 Baler $4900, N.H.
Forage Wagon $2400, N.H.
718 Forage Harvester $4BOO,
J.D. 2520 D Tractor $6400.
Auctioneer was Ralph
Horst.
A Dairy' Dispersal was
held January 7 by Mr. and
Mrs. Julius 0. C. Post,
Kingsley, Susq. Co., Pa. with
a large crowd attending.
The 17 top registered
Holsteins ranged in price
from $lOOO to $l7OO. The
average price was $985 with
several animals going to
other states. The bulk tank
i i
FAMERSVILLE AUCTION
iKstuT,umuYi7,nn
6:00 P.M.
In Farmersville, 3 mi. Southeast of Brown
stown, Lancaster Co., PA.
Household Goods and Tools from two local homes,
and others.
We sell on commission.
call: JOHN I. Rim
717-354-5095
AUCTION SALE
INYEKIORF OF SIIOAM FARMS, INC.
HOG EQUIPMENT
Under and by virtue of Security Agreements
executed on July 17, 1973, and on October 8,
1974, by Siloam Farms, Inc., and duly filled for
foreclosure in No. 18,328 Chancery in the
Circuit Court for Wicomico County, Maryland,
the undersigned secured parly will sell at public
auction on the premises of Siloam Farms, Inc.,
on the North side of the Siloam Road, situate in
Trappe Election district of Wicomico County,
Maryland on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 28,1976
! Beginning at 10 o'clock a.m. E.S.T.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY:
80 Fairfield farrowing crates; 26 Star Kraft
farrowing crates; 24 ft. double axle gooseneck stock
trailer; 3010 John Deere tractor (gas); 1973 % GMC
pick-up; 2.5 ton Mix Mill auger wagon; 13 Star Craft 12
hole feeders; Grove farm wagon, 2 wheel; 1,500 gal.
Better Built honey wagon; Massey Ferguson grader
blade; Massey Ferguson rotary mower; John Deere
S m pressure pump - 350 lbs.; Cado pressure pump - 300
lbs.; 40 Creep feeders; 12 Pride of the Farm automatic
waters; 40 nipple waterers; 60 KW Buda generator -
| diesel power; 6 - 20,000 btu gas brooders; 50 -15,000 btu
Sgas brooders; 6 Mini-Gruel-O-Matic feeders; Agroter
pressure pump, 800 lbs.; Lincoln welder; Victor ac-
tylene torch; 13 - 60,000 btu propane salamondes -
Sj Hoyte; Office trailer; 300 lbs. cap Detecto beam scale;
9$ submersible sludge pumps; 90,000 btu fuel oil fired
% portable space heater; 6 Big Dutchman 18 inch
p. reversible fans; 4 Fairfield Aro-bo-jets; 1 250 gallon
gasoline tank with hand pump; 2 Commander
medication proportioned; John Deere 30 inch lawn
% mower; Prognosticator; Hemoglobinometer; Sears
f). calculators; AND MUCH, MUCH MORE,
jv- There is a 150 ton Mix-Mill, located on the farm, with
% overhead storage - 5 large bins and 2 small bins plus
p elevator leg and also 7800 bushel grain storage tank
p that we are offering for sale privately prior to January
I! 28,1978. This unit will not be offered for sale at auction.
U The unit must be removed from the premises within
l2O days for January 28,1978. It is practically new and
in excellent condition. Anyone interested, contact
Peter E. Richardson.
m TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale. Maryland sales
m tax will be paid on each purchase by purchaser, (2%),
I unless sales tax numbers are provided. No property is
p to be removed from the premises until paid for. Checks
f, will be accepted from residents of Del-Mar-Va when
f drawn on local banks. All other checks must be ac
!J companied by a letter of credit from the bank or letter
p of credit from the purchasers Federal Land Bank or
Production Credit Association.
|| DIRECTIONS: Take U.S. Route 13 to Fruitland and
1 watch for signs.
f MARVA PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION
y 540 Snow Hill Road
y Salisbury, Maryland 21801
%. - Secured Party -
I PETE RICHARDSON SALES
I Pete Richardson Auctioneer & Sales Manager
I 835-2525-Office
I 742-6220-Home
I WE DO THEM ALL LARGE OR SMALL
» AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT,
(Sunset 545 gal.) sold for
$ll6O.
N.L. Bunnell was the
Auctioneer & Sales Mgr.
A Public Sale of farm
machinery was held by
Ralph Nuss, 3 miles
southeast of Sinking
Springs, Berks Co., Pa. on
January 7th. It was well
attended.
Prices received were: J.D.
830 Tractor $5500, J.D. 4020
Tractor $lO,BOO, J.D. 336
Baler $3lOO, 3 bale wagons
$625 to $790, J.D. Grain Drill
$lO5O, Farmall 200 Tractor
$lOOO, 1964 Chev. Truck $940
and small Air Compressor
$95.
(mmm
- A Public Sale of household
and farm machinery was
held Jan. 7 for Henry Body
and Donald Adam Vz mile
south of Yellow House,
Berks Co., Pa.
Items sold included: Super
M Farmall $2OOO, Super M.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21,1878
At The
DANVILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Old Rt. 11, Danville, PA
I NjQjCE 1
SALE STMTS HB P-H.
Sales will be held in the afternoon
- during the winter months.
CONSIGNMENTS FROM OUR
REGULAR SHIPPERS
LOAD OF NEW TACK, BY 808 BIEL
HORSE SALES MONTHLY - 3rd SATURDAY
CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME
For Additional Information
Cali “Bud” Snyder of Bob Biel 717-528-9823
FARM SALE
On the farm located on Harmony Road in
Frederick Co., Md. Take the Myersville Exit off
1-70, go South to Harmony Road, turn left, first
farm on left.
FRIDAY, JANUARY2O,I97B
11:00 A.M.
57 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN COWS 57
Daughters sell of: Pawnee Farm Arlinda Chief,
Round Oak Rag Apple Elevation, Paclamar Boot
maker, Paclamar Astronaut, Sunnyside Standout,
Valentine El Minuteman, Citation R Maple and Hilltop
Apollo Ivanhoe. Many carry the service to Elevation
and Arlinda Chief.
THESE ANIMALS ALL SELL:
Right to left: VG dtr. of Carol Senator with beautiful
udder; GP 82 dtr. of Capsule with 17,660 M and 574 F as a
2-yr. old; GP 82 dtr. of Bootmaker with 20.920 M as a 2-
yr. old. She has an excellent mammary, dam GP with
27,410 M and 940 F; GP 82 dtr. of Collins Crest Majesty,
dam 18.450 M, grand dam 27.410 M and 940 F; VG 87 dtr.
of Star Man.
These sell: VG dtr. of Astronaut due to Jet Stream,
dam VG with 640 F; VG dtr. of Admiral Scot with EX
mammary, her Chief dtr. sells; VG 88 dtr. of Happy
Raven with twice over 600 F, due to Fury Ivan; GP dtr.
of Hilltop Apollo Ivanhoe with 15,260 M and 576 F bred to
Arlinda Chief, dam VG 87 with 730 F, grand dam EX
dtr. of Ivanhoe with 768 F.
NOTE: This is an outstanding group of young cows
with exceptionally good udders. Don’t miss this sale - it
is rich in Ivanhoe blood in many cow families.
Sale in Heated Tent Not Responsible for Accidents
Larry & Bonnie
Grossnickle
Middletown, Maryland
Phone: 301-371-6243
A. DOTY REMSBURG, Sale Mgr. & Auctioneer
NORMAN D. HILL, Associate
Jefferson, Maryland
Phone: 301-473-8214
FarmaU $1785, N.I. Ccr
nhusker $2300, Elevator $B5O,
Kitchen Cabinet $lBO, Chairs,
$l5 ea., Square Extension'
Table $lOO and Parlor
Heater $75.
Auctioneers were John D.
& George D. Frey,
VALECREEK