D3o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 9,1982
Hog inventory lowest since 1975
HAKKISBUKG -
Inventory of all hogs
and pigs on Sept. 1 in the
10 states conducting
quarterly hog surveys is
estimated at 41.6 million
head. This number is 12
percent below last
September and 15
percent less than Sept.
1,1980, according to the
Pennsylvania Crop
Reporting Service.
The 10 quarterly
states are Georgia,
Illinois, Indiana, lowa,
Kansas, Minnesota,
Missouri, Nebraska,
North Carolina and
Ohio, This is the lowest
Sept. 1 inventory for the
10 states since 1975.
Breeding inventory at
6.55 million head is 13
PUBLIC AUCTION
TRACTOR - EQUIP. - FURNITURE
ANTIQUES - TOOLS & FEED
The undersigned having sold their farm will sell the following on
the premises known as 1513 Baldwin Mill Rd., Harf. Co.,
Jarrettsville, Md. (2 miles South of Jarrettsvilie) ON;
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16,1982
AT: 9:30 A.M.
| EQUIPMENT Farmall H tractor, gas, hyd. lift, good rubber w/N.I.
> loader w/bucket &5 ft snow scoop; N.1.12A 95 bu. ground driven manure
> spreader; N.I. hay rake, rubber tired; 3x5 rubber tired trailer w/racks;
i Ontario ten dis. drill w/fert/seeder, I.H.C. pull type 28 disc barrow, 4
i sect.; I.H.C. 2 row corn planter; I.H.C. 2 bottom pull type plow; steel wheel
[ hay rake; Myers sprayer w/booms & 2 barrel rack; steel wheel hay
I wagon; 8 ft. 2 wheel trailer; 2 sect, spike tooth harrow; cellar scoop; 2 old
• N.I. manure spreaders; horse drawn; Irg. Cypress water tank; 3 single
| bottom horse plows; single row 2 horse cultivator, steel wheels; 2 dbl. &
i single shovel plows; Sin. burr mill; hammer mill w/bagger&screen; corn
shelter; 15 single & dbl. trees; 40 ft belt; seed cleaner; F.M. platform
' scales; chicken equip. -10 crates; 2 brooder stoves; many assort feeders;
> egg washing machine; 20 egg baskets; egg scales; egg grader; 100 steel
; fence posts; chicken nests; old horse harness; lb cedar posts; many
I baskets; 3 wheel barrows; 15 cow stanchions; 20 sheets of used roofing, 12
ft.;2gates; wooden barrels; Irg. lot of dried lumber-2x4,1x8 tng.; approx.
2,000 B ft. poplar and oak; door track; 20x40 & 20x20 canvases; bay rope;
brace wire; chicken wire; 4 roll snow fence; fence charger.
FEED - 275 bales of mixed hay; ISO bales wheat straw.
TOOLS Air compressor on cart w/26 gal. tank; air grease gun; 2
Remington 59 cc chain saws 20 in.; 2-20 ton yd. jacks; B & D circular saw;
3/4 drill; elec, edger; elec, sander; anvil & stump: sandstone grimier;
elec, drill sharpener; elec, hot glue gun; wood lathe; calibrator and
compasses; router w/bits; tilt arbor tbl. saw w/elec. motors; saws,
hammers, pliers, wrenches, hoes, rakes, breast drill; wood chisels; can
hooks; cross cut saw; drill set; C clamps; furniture clamps; shovels and
bars; 34’ and 20’ ext. ladders; taps and dyes; set of sockets; set of pipe
threaders; 2 garden sprayers; post hole digger; brace bits; 100 boxes of
assort, bolts and screws; ext. cords; elec, fence insulators; vise; push
mower; 5 log chains; many other small items.
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS - V.G. 1 horse sleigh w/omate
painting & stays; oak BR suite w/highback carved full bed, dresser
w/mirror & washstand; oak Larkins drop front desk w/oil lamp holders &
mirror; child’s roll top desk; 2 oak plank bottom chairs w/spooled wing
back; oak chairs; 2 spooled blanket racks; pie safe; oak washstand; sleigh
bed; set of oak spooled back chairs; oak cane seated rocker and straight
chair; oak tbl.; oak pedestal stand; 2 coat trees; pine butter churn; child’s
oak carved chair can seat; bowl and pitcher set; old wicker & oak slatted
baskets; ornate metal youth bed; 2-2 gal. crocks; 2 Irg. crocks; treadle
sewing machine; oak chest of drawes; Atwater Kent radio; old jars; oak
pressed back chair; 8 flat irons; 2 broad axes & 3 Irg. chisels; china closet;
chunkstove; cream separator; old big wheel bicycles; butcher tools; large
press; sausage grinder & press; apple peeler; 2 elec, butter churns; child’s
blackboard; oak dresser & mirror; 3 cabinets; maple chest of drawers;
oakscalder cooker; hog scalder/cooker; 2 bathtubs; ox yoke; agate ware;
shoe lathe and nail box; set sleigh bells; 2 cream cans; copper tea kettle;
milk cans; store tins; horse collar; apple picker; Kennedy rocker; harness
stitching bench; carved flowered side tbl. w/Wm. & Mary base; assort,
flower pots & stands; wooden spoke wheels; 2 sleighs, 1 antique; iron
dinner bell; McCoy red wagon; gold guild edge mirror; guild edge picture
& frame; Lincoln rocker; several flowered rugs; pink depression; lamps &
lamp shades; sofa & chairs; utility stand; kit. tbl. & 4 chairs; metal hutch;
bookcases; encyclopedias; sink; fan; picnic tbl. & benches; roaster; pots
and pans; shutters; folding tbl.; med. cabinet; platform rocker; mag.
rack; walnut veneer wardrobe; Whirlpool upright freezer; many other
items.
AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This Is a collection of many years. Some items
are antique. Sale will start at 9:30 AM with Equipment and Tools; Antiques
and Furniture sold after 12 Noon.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENT DAY OF SALE
TERMS: CASH OR PERSONAL CHECK W/PROPER ID
ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS LUNCH SERVED
Owners,
MILTON C. BREIDEN BAUGH
MARY C. BREIDENBAUGH
WILLIAM H. AMOSS, AUCTIONEER
Complete Auction & Appraisal Service
2037 Pleasantvlle Road
Faliston. Maryland 21047
PHONE: 879-7272
percent less than year
ago and 15 percent
below two years earlier,
the second lowest
breeding inventory
during the past 10 years.
Market hog inventory,
at 36.1 million head is 12
percent below last year
and 15 percent less than
in 1980. This is the
lowest Sept. 1 market
hog inventory since
1975.
The June-August 1982
pig crop was 16.2 million
head, 11 percent less
than last year and 10
percent below two years
ago. There were 2.19
million sows that
farrowed during June-
August, a decrease of II
percent from a year ago
and 13 percent from the
same period two years
ago. Sows farrowing
averaged 7.39 pigs per
litter compared with
7.37 last year and 7.18
two years ago.
Hug producers in the
10 quarterly states
intend to farrow 2.17
million sows during
September-November
of this year, 10 percent
less than during the
comparable period in
1981 and 17 percent less
than two years ago.
Farrowing intensions
tor December 1982-
February 1983 quarter
are 1.90 million head,
lour percent below the
same period a year
earlier and 13 percent
below two years ago.
JUDY FfIRMS^
DAIRY
DISPERSAL
FBI. OCT. 15 if
at 7:30 P.M. *“
at Penns Valley Livestock Auction,
Centre Hall, Pa. at the intersection of Rt.
45 and 144.
69 Head, 38 Cows in all stages of lactation. 7
Purebreds, 31 Heifers all stages, 7 Purebreds.
Some of the sires represented include: New
Hope, Matador, Pabst, Van, Jet Stream, Gay
Ideal, Presto and Ace.
Health charts furnished
RUSSELL AND BARB JUDY
Bellefonte, PA
814-383-4594
814-383-4266
Ron Gilligan, Auctioneer
Scott L. Yocum
Penns Valley Livestock Auction
814-364-9096
PUBLIC MICTION
OtO HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, HEW HARDWARE
IDOIiS SUPPLES
To close-out the old WILLIAM L.
FOARD BLACKSMITH SHOP - begun
circa 1883 - the undersigned Owners wiU
sell the following at Public Auction at the
shoo located at 3704 ROCK RUN ROAD
in the Village of LEVEL, opposite the Fire
Company - off of Md. Rte. #155. 9 mi.
West of Havre de Grace and 3 mi. East of
ChurchviHe - in the 2nd Election District
of Harford County, Md., on
MOMMY, 0C188ER11,1902
(Columbus Day Holiday)
At 10:00 A.M.
OLD & ANTIQUE-1 Gal. Elec. & 2 Gal. Hand
Ice Cream Freezers; Camel Bade Trunk; Pine
Table; Old Picture of Local Interest; Silver
Plated Items; Lard Press; Can Capper; Meat
Grinder; Tin Ham, Wash & Canning Boilers;
Old Door Hardware; Croquet Set; Feed Bags;
“FOARD BROS.” Signs; Vi” Rev. Elec. Hand
Drill; Hand Drill Press; Saddle-Seat Grind
Stone; Hand, Lawn, Garden and Shop Tools &
Supplies; Buggy & Wagon Bolts and Parts;
Chicken Feeders & Waterers; Doors & Win
dows; 100 sq. ft. Used Oak Flooring; Horse
drawn OLIVER 40 Plow Parts; Tool Handles;
Tobacco Tins & Agri. Boxes; Wooden Dove
tailed/Hinged Boxes; many other interesting
old collectibles.
NEW MERCHANDISE: there are several to
many Lots of the following: Cotter Pins • 3/16”
to V4”x2”; Lag Bolts - V«2” to Vix6”; Nuts -
to 3/8”; Machine Bolts - W’ x 2” to 4”; Cap
Screws - Vi” x 1” to 3”; Hex Screws - 3/8” to
%” x 1” to 13”; Carriage Bolts - V 4” to Vi” x 1”
to 9”; Carriage Screws - 5/16” to 5/8” x 1” to
8”; Stove Bolts - Vi” to Vi” x Vi” to 2” - Round
and Flat Head; Flat Washers - Vi” to 1"; Lock
Washers - V 4” to Asst’d Files -4” to 10”;
Bush Axes; Adzes; Scythes - 20” to 26”; Stable
Brooms; Gate Hooks; Sq. Hooks; Asst’d.
Hinges -2” to 18”; Screw Hooks; Repair Links;
Asst’d Grab Hooks; Sickles; Asst’d. Fit Axes;
Hatchet, Shovel Handles; Pitch Forks; Post
Hole Diggers; Straight, Bent & Dble, Bit Axes;
Sledge Hammers; Barn Scraper; Picks and
Maddocks; Pick & Maddock Heads; Swivel and
Open-eye Snaps; Roll Solder; Wood Bits - *i” to
5T6"; Fencing Staples; Roofing Nails - 2”; 4
penny to 60 penny Nails; 8 & 10 Penny Finishing
Nails.
TERMS: CASH or APPROVED CHECK,
Owners:
JERRY AND BESSIE GILBERT
Level, Maryland
301-734*7460
Auctioneers:
JOHN H. O’NEILL
Forest Hill. Md.
301-838-6980
K.C. TRAVERS, Aberdeen, Md.
LUNCH Provided on Day of Sale by the Ladies
Aux, of the Level Vol. Fire co.
Not Responsible for Accidents on Day of Sale.
Sale Reports
A public auction of Ferguson 20
farm machinery was tractor and loader $9OO,
held Oct. 2by Mr. and 1969 Ford % ton P lcku P
Mrs. Paul R. Rice, 1 s s2o > 1966 Ford 5 ton
mile south of Mt. truck 3-bottom
Pleasant Mills, Snyder P low 9100 and Ferguson
Co. plow $65.
Some prices were; Far l Eash was the
Farmall 544 gas tractor auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
at 1010 L.W.W. Franklin Co. Cham
bersburg, Pa. 1 mite west of Cham
bersburg, Pa. on Route 30 at The Pa.
National Guard Armory on
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
OCTOBER 21 & 22,1982
9 A.M. Each Day
ANTIQUES
Walnut marble lop elands, dressers &
wastelands; Colonial walnut trim solas;
walnut rolltop desk with top; oak double ice
box; carved doors; brass hardware, a beauty;
E. Terry & Sons carved mantel clock. 96 piece
set of Bavaria china dishes; K.K. lights; many
pictures; toys.
NOTE- These items from the home of the late
Enos H. Horst. Inspection sale days. For
detailed listing send stamped, addressed en
velope to J. Robert Meyers, 440 Ramsey Ave.,
Chambers burg. Pa. 17201.
Terms-Cash.
Auctioneer & Manager
J. Robert Meyers
Lunch available
Thomas G. 4 Nancy H. Hurfcey
EVENING SALE OF
HOLSTEIN CATTLE
PLUS TRUCK ELEV.
, On the Harry Hawbaker farm located
west of Chambersburg. Pa., turn north
off Rt. 30 on first road west of Shively
Motors at Jennings Used Car Lot
“Crottiestown Road" one mile to farm,
watch for signs, leave Rte. 81 at Exit 6.
follow Rte. 30 west on
FRIDAY EVEMMi, OCTOBER 22,1962
Sale at 7:00 P.M.
42 REGISTERED AWT GRADE H6LSTEINS
18 Registered - 24 Grades • Tested within 30
days. 37 head of first calf heifers of which about
12 will be fresh by sale. Many close springers,
bal. due late fall; Standout Job dtr., due with
third calf in Nov.; another heifer due with
second calf; other sires of Reg. animals inc.
Sagesar Chief Astronaut, Cumva Proud Per
former, Simpson Burkgov Snowman, Star'
Summit Elite, Char-Sam Elevation Pabst,
Cedar Grove Golden Nugget, Country Home
Astro King, Anastasis Elevation Spunky,
Cooperfield Sir Pat Hope and other sires; 3
Reg. open heifers, 1 by Penstate Ivanhoe Star
out of Marvex dam, others by Arlinda Jet
Stream and Big-Rock Apache Scout. Many of
bred heifers carry service of reg. bulls. A
choice group of heifers with plenty of size and
qualify. Don’t miss this sale. Vacc. for Lepto
andl.B.R.
1972 DIAMOND REQ TRUCK WITH DUMP BEO
Has Gold Comet 200 engine, low mileage,
33,000 lb. G.W-r power steering, air brakes, 5
plus 2, trans., 10.00-20 tires, Deluxe cab with 19
ft. hay and grain dump body, 52 in. grain sides
with cattle racks, 25 ton twin cyl. hoist. Also
selling 24 ft. Ind. type elev. with 1 h.p. motor;
IH 504 diesel utility tractor w/2001 loader.
These items offered at 7:00 P.M.
Catalogs available; Terms Cash or Good
Checks; Lunch at Sale; Sale inside.
NATHAN & LAURA HAWSAKES
4 FAMILY
2025 Crottlestown Road
Chambersburg, Pa. 17201
Ralph W. Horst Auctioneer & Sale
Manager, Box 103, Marion. Pa. 17235
Fred M. Naugie, Pedigrees
W.W. Gossert, Clerk
Phone (717)264-8656