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tb Harrisonberg s September dropped to 10c above in Nr ber , and by December was above. By May the price 1.67 V4 J .L BROILERS With Labor Day goone, look for any strength in prices; and: if any cooler er sets in, lowering donsunj they may get a little weaker. Supplies are down some they’re still on a much higher than last year, about 20% righht now. They’re due to s' there until mid-September, then will decline toward last level into October but not as as they did last year. Virginia was mostly 18 in all markets last week, Carolina ended the week a and Georgia hadlost a cent earlier in the week to-end EGGS Top quality eggs have brightest outlook right now, is a scarcity of top grades because of the hot weathei a good supply of mediums it ing in. This may serve to wid^i spread between the grades, top grades get even scarcer. Grade A’s in Virginia last were steady, Richmond 48c sonburg, 47c, and Roanoke whilethe mediums dropped to average 32c in all three kets. Thatmakes a 6c drop past month. Historically, egg prices be picking up from noow fall, j HOGS Hog prices probably wont CONTINUED ea PAGE price vem15c
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