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I.hnibs A 'ruing Mr the May market and the sneeir.i salfls set for then looks like the wise course in selling your lambs. Price should gain ■ h . vt hie net < tases interest. The ea ly market is the most nmniis'ne. and :t is shaping up a little earlier than usual. The price always drops ofjf rapidly after the Mav peak. A few VirgTua lambs sold in the Piedmont area last week b'ought 50c to $1 more than last year, with prme iambs nearly $2f>; choice. $25-$2o. Chicago, while about S3 above last yrjar. is still running » V ■ ia nrii Lambs front Mississippi, are moving into the state. California :;p:-ip3 iambs a-a1 about six pe" cent fewer this year; Texas lambs about 1! per cent lead Virginia’s special state graded sales w 1! include one in Richmond I [aj 9 Pre-cons i nent is not 5 incentiv e. Wool WU’ plenty ofj wool in prospect, the sooner you ■■ ell yours the better off you'll probably be Eggs Keg pi ie s, hitting a seven-year low have dropped about as far as we think they will. M st markets dropped a cent or two last week, mostly in white > y s. simply ah adjustment from the Easter demand for that kind. Richmond was .'54 cents for Grade A Large. Roanoke■ and Harrison burg. 39-32 cent In the longer U. S outlook, the pgg-type Chick hatch gives some en e iragement with 25 per cent few.

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