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FARM MARKET PRICES
Strong farm price supports with govern
mental measures for the purpose of sustain
ing high buying powor for dome si ^consum
ers and heavy government spending for for
eign aid which will in turn mean .large ex
ports arc predicted by Economists.
Farm prices on October 15, of this year
were the lowest since August 1947, cpd al
most 10 percent under the January 1948 peak,.
It is predicted that farm prices probably
will work moderately lowor over the next
year due to increased production at hone
and abroad.
FEED GRAIN prices arc oxpocted to bo steady
to slightly higher. It is expected that'
producers uill store about all they can
and increase the amount placod under loan.
Commercial demand from dairymen, feeders
and mixed food manufacturers and process
ing industries is expocted to bo active.
HAY prices are expected to be slightly high
er during the next tuo or .threo months.
Although the supply per animal unit- over
tho nation as a uhole is almost a record
high, supplies in somo of the northern daily
districts and uestorn range states are
short.
DAIRY PRODUCTS prices have suffered price
declines, but are expected to stabilize
soon* Cou numbers over the nation are less
than a year ago, but fluid milk production
is reported as higher and consumption is
louor. This has forced tho price dom al
though feed prices are higher*
EGG PRICES arc expected to drop as produc
tion increases this uinter, The numbers
of hens and pullets on farms is estimated
at about oc/o less than a year ago, but-be
cause of the abundance of feed and better
feeding ratios it is expected that the rate
of lay uill be high.
POTATO prices are expected to remain near
or slightly bolov: support levels. On Oc
tober 15, farm prices averaged only per
cent of parity. Prices have not advanced
in lino uith tho seasonal increaso in sup
port levels. Government purchases of No.
L’s have boon stopped in states from Ohio
jestuard in tho expectation that commercial
demand uill absorb tho remaining supply of
good potatoes. Largo purchases, houevor,
continue in Maine.
LOST- ONE 32 PIECE
ORCHESTRA
VJhat TTas all tho cxcitcmont Fficlay after
noon of this vreek. Jack Maze, Svorett
Yohn and Bob Johns dashed in and out of
Restaurants rithout any explanation of
uhat they uero in such a hurry about.
Later ue learned that it v;as an orchestra
for v:hich they rrero looking—or ras it the
man uho promised the orchestra, Anycay
even Doc Sims joined the hunt--but no
Orchestra.
If you uant to knou tho rest of the story
just ask any of those uho norc on rho
chase.
All v:e knou is that the Teen-agers are
having a dance in torai and tho IJooso are
having a Dance at the Butte Hall,, ____