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Old

stock

Dominion

Market

Culpeper, V».

i September 19, 1961 /

Hogs: top barrows Si gilts 19;, heavy butcher 16-18.20; light butcher 17.50-18.25; butcher sows 13lb; feeder shoats 17-18.1 Pigs, bh, 6.50-12.00. | Veal: choice Si prime 32-34; good 28-32; standard 25-28; utility 20-24; cull calves 15-20. Baby calves, bh, 6.00-20.00.

Sheep &-lambs: prime 20; choice 18; good 15; utility 11.

Slaughter Cattle: steers ^ood 23-24.10; standard 21-22, Heiferschoice 22-23; standard 17-19; utility 15-17. Cows commercial 1516.3Q; utility 114-15; canner Si cutter 12-14.50; odd hd below 12. Bullsj commercial 5c good 17-18.50 cutter it utility 13-16.

Stock feeder cattle: steer calves good 23.25-24.75; medium 21-23. Heifer calves choice & fancy 2324; good 20-22.

IV. tit. iJjnt, Chairman Rapp'k

Savings Bonds Committee

According to a September 13th report from Treasury Dept. U.S. Savings Bonds Division ojf Richmond, Rappahannock is lowest on the totem' pole of Virginia Counties ,and cities in percentage of Quota S-iirs of E 5i H series bonds (18

percent). j j ; j | .

Our ’61 quota was set at $75,000. Through last month but $13,622.55 had been invested by Rappahannock citizens in E & H series bonds. For details on purchasing bonds, etc. contact Mrs. Ilrucie Bruce at Rappahannock National Bank. .

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