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Red shoulders _ 16.75
Red backs_12.56 Hogs, top gr*d pen 17.56
Heavies & lights _ 15.00- 17.00 Sows _ 15.00- 17.10 Shoats _ 10.60- 15.25 Pigs, by head_ 4.50- 6.25
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L* VE^TOCK. MARK.E1
November 25, 1952 Steers, feeder__$16.50-$16.10 Heifers . .._ 18.25- 19.00 Cows __ 15.70- 16.10 Veal Calves, good-ch. 84.10- 36.50
Medium _ 31.75- 33.25
Common _ 23.60- 30.25
Cull _ 22.75 down Hogs, 180-220, top 17.25
Heavy _16.75
Light _.'&« 16.75 Shoai3 _15.00- 16.00 Sown _11.60- 14.60 Lambs, common — 26.00
per head Cows _$10'2-$194 Stocker cattle - 65- 121 Baby calves _ 2- 27.50 Pigs ___3.7E5- 6.00
Northern 'Va. Power
Company Holds Meeting
Employees of the Northern Virginia Power Cotppajny in this area held their 1952 Beneficial Association dinner-meeting November 25 in Winchester where they heard a talk by President R. Paul Smith and honored fellow employees who have completed 15 years of service with the comk par.y.
Virgil E. Riggs, a PE salesman and Chairman of the Beneficial Association, presided and told the audience that it was always a privilege to honor those who had served for IS yean with the utility
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