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Cl 'I.PEPER LIVESTOCK MARKET Culpeper, Virginia^ * March 25. 1958 Steers: slaughter, 25-27.50} feeder. 24-28.00. Heifers: 19-27. . -y Cows: 12-22 JO. • Bulls: 18-23.10. Calves: 15-36.75. Hogs: 19.60-23. Sows: 13-20. Shoats: 18-21. . Baby Calves: 16-30. Baby Pigs: 4-14. Major crops show these intentions:
Increases in corn, wheat. sov: beans, hav, barlev, and sweet potatoes ; decreases in oats and white potatoes. Not much change in peanuts and tobaefip. Corn acreage will be up 1 %, the first increase since 1943; soybeans up 9%; hay, up 9% barley up 4 per cent; and sweet potatoes, up 7 per cent. Oats will be down 2%| white-potatoes, 2 per cent. > j hi the U. S. Com intentions art 1 ‘up 1.6%; soybeans up 10 peC" cent; spring wh»t up 2 per centp 'all wheat. 13 percent, and sorghums, 13% belownUst year.
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