Verse 11.4.3.19

tasyai pañcadaśa sāmidhenyo bhavanti upāṃśu devatā yajati pañca prayājā bhavanti trayo'nuyājā ekaṃ samiṣṭayajuḥ puṣṭimantāvājyabhāgāvagninā rayimaśnavatpoṣameva dive-dive yaśasaṃ vīravattamam gayasphāno amīvahā vasuvitpuṣṭivardhanaḥ sumitraḥ soma no bhaveti sahasravatyau saṃyājye nū no rāsva sahasravattokavatpuṣṭimadvasu dyumadagne suvīryaṃ varṣiṣṭhamanupakṣitam uta no brahmannaviṣa uktheṣu devahūtamaḥ śaṃ naḥ śocā marudvṛdho'gne sahasrasātama iti

Preview of English translation:

19. For this (sacrifice) there are fifteen kindling-verses: he offers to the deities in a low voice. There are five fore-offerings, three after-offerings, and one Samishtayajus. The (formulas of the) two butter-portions contain the word 'affluence':—(Rig-veda S. I, 1, 3), “Through Agni may he obtain wealth and affluence day by day, famous and abounding in heroes;”—(Rig-veda S. I, 91, 12), “An increaser of the house, a remover of trouble, a procurer of wealth, an augmenter of affluence, a kind friend he thou unto us, O Soma!” The two formulas of the Svishtakrit contain the word 'thousand':—(Rig-veda S. III, 13, 7), “Grant thou unto us wealth, a thousandfold, with offspring and affluence, and glorious manhood, O Agni, most excellent and never failing!”—(Rig-veda S. III, 13, 6), “Favour thou our prayer, as the best invoker of the gods for our hymns: blaze up auspiciously for us, wind-fanned, O Agni, the dispenser of a thousand bounties!”

For a detailled translation, including proper diacritics and footnotes, go the full English translation.