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Hamilton Jeffries, at Pine Knot Inn.
The contest for raising funds for the cafeteria of George Washington Cart er High School in Culpit 3 was concluded Friday, Mar. 24, with a total of $105.35 raised for Rappahannock county. Henry Flicken of Amissville ranked first with a total of $42, Alvin Wallace of Scrabble ranked second with $32.20, and James Jordan of Flint Hill was third highest contestant with $31.15.
FRONT 'tOYAL LIVESTOCK
March 23, 1950
Daily Cows — Good, $200 to $264; medium, $160 to $190; plain and common, $90 to, $140.
Stock Cows—$135 to $246.
Sto-V Steers_$99 to $160.
PRICES BY HUNDRED:
Stocker and Feeder Steers — Good, $21 to $25.30; plain ami medium, $22 to $23.50.
Butcher Steers—Good, $25 to $26.20; medium ami plain, $22 to $24.50.
Heifers—No good heifers offered; medium, $20 to $22; plain and common down to $15.75.
Cows—Good, $18 to $19.20; medium, $16 to $17; canners and cutters. $11.30 to $15.50.
Bulls—Medium to good, $19.50 to $20.85.
Calves—Good, $31 to $33; medium, $28.50 to $30; plain, $25 to $27.50; common down to $16.
Hogs—Good top weights, $16 to $16.45; heavies and lights, $14 to $15.75.
Sows—$10.50 to $13.25.
Sohats—$13 to $18.25.
Pigs—(by head) $5 to $10.
72.5%