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MADISON LIVESTOCK
MARKET
Madfaon Mills, V*.
May 10, 1958 Feeder Teen, Calves, $24-31.30 Cows $13.75-21.50 Heifere, $18-27.60 Bulla • Veal Calves,, $25.00-36.50 , . Hogs, $21 00-23.50 Sows, $17.20^1025 Lambs, $23.00-28.75 Baby calves, BH, $10.00-31.00 Pigs, Shoats. BH, $9.00-22.00
CULPEPER LIVESTOCK p MARKET*
May 13. 1958 Steers; Slaughter, 25.00-29.00 Steers Feeder, 26.00-31.00 Heifers, 18.00-27.30 Cows. 15.00-23.90 Bulk, 19.00-25.40 ‘ , - : ' Calves. 24 00-39.00 Hogs, 21.00-24.70 Sows, 17.00-21.00 SKoats. 19.00-27.75 Baby Calves. $$10.00-38.00 . Baby Pigs. $7.00 -*14.00
LIVESTOCK PRODUCER’S NOTE I Oar sale* volume has*
| doubled. Still plenty of room for your stock MADISON LIVESTOCK
. MARKET
MADISON MILLS. VA. goUTWEIGHT SALE EVERY
SATURDAY
us weigh and sell off the scale. Why be “Aver jsged Out” the old way |C£T THE MOST
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gs Test
Progressing
AlsfwUrij Weather has slowed’ work down Rodcs Brown and Jim Yates report the Bang's testing program in Hawthorne District is fmaking excellent progress. Last week they reported the following first tests*. Yager Hawkins 30 head, E. B. Updike 18-20 head, Raynumd Fittcham 3 head and Jno. Handy 3 head. In addition -both • Messers Yates’ and Brown’s herds hafd./bem >>rtd. Also they reported die following "ready to test as soon as weather conditions allow “P. M. and*Eda Finks 32-33 head, W. W. Kennedy 2 head. Connor Jenkins 5 head. Carter White 8 to 10 hjpadi Robert Epperson 1 head,1 "'"Charles Smith 1- head. \ In Piedmont district Ned
Jojhnson reported the following Want their cows blood tested: Albert Sisk 8 head. Jonas Athpr 1 head, Jas. Ashby 3 head, Oscar Payne 2 head, Milton Sisk 15 head. Hubert Woodrd 2 head, Harry Starks and oward Butler 9 head. _ x Ray Cannoit who is helping intact cow ^owners in Stoneail disCrict/ reported Thurs
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