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FRONT ROYAL LIVESTOCK MARKET April 20, 1950 DAIR COWS—Good, $190 to $230; medium, $160 to $182,50; plain, $125 to $150; common down to $80. STOCK COWS—$140 to $230. STOCK STEERS—$90 to $135. PRICES BY HUNDRED: STOCKER and FEEDER STEERS Good, $25 to $26.10; plain and ! medium, $22 to $24. \
BUTCHER STEERS—Good and ] medium, $24 to $26; plainer kinds! ; down to $23.
HEIFERS — Good, $23 to j $24.25; medium, $21 to $22; plain ? and common, $16 to $20.
COWS—Good $19.25 to $20.75; { medium, $17.50 to $18.50; can- 1 „ru>rs an/j_gntfgrg; fi14 to $17; old _-U
shells down to $12. | BULLS—Good, $21.50 to $22.- f 60; medium, $20 to $21; plain /
and common down to $17.85. jj CALVES—Good and choice, $29.50 to $30.70; medium, $26.50
to $28.50; plain, $23 to $25; com- j mon down to $20. HOGS—Good top weights, $16 <
to $16.25; heavies and lights $14 j •to $15.75. j SOWS—$11 to $14.30.
PIGS—$13 to $18. | PIGS—(bv head)—$3 to $8.75. 4-H CLUB FAT STEERS — Champion —A Hereford steer 4 brought $37.50; reserve champion— Black Anp.s, $37; there " were 25 sold, bringing from $28.25 4 to $37.50 for a total of $6,376.95. :
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