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higher than last year this good steers, $23.50. $2.75
list year; and standards, $1 hove last year at $19. time; above 75 aBROILERS
n:e Dec i*g 1st. Broiler prices should hold tins week and thete’s a chai a fractional pick-lip. But don’t hold back any b either now or anytime in the month. Get them to mark' soon as hey are ready. Tr looms for November and ber with bigger supplies comi While the total supply is dling right now. and will coi unti about the December are still 14% above last y< the nation. In mid-Octobeif, supply is expected to turn u again, and b> the end of ber. We’ll be back up to above. Virginia supply i is 13% than a year ago, but it’s not of the total to change the outlook any to spfak of. 1 than a month from now, w<j' back above Virginia’s last level. Helping factors right no' iteady for rds— next et as ouble emup.
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we ar in the ft ward ivem25%
Np less epough local » less ’ll be vear s increasing prices in compf mears. plus a national pror campaign being rpn on bi Prices last week were: tnond 18 to 19Voc; The 181.4 to 19c; Delmarva, 191/jc North Carolina and gia 18c.
Washington Neips Hawr over Mrs.' Si ;i Mr. and Mrs, Franklin kins of Arlington weir guest! the week end of Mr. and Edgar Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. who have been at their horn several weeks left Sunday for folk where Mr. Scudere v for spveral weeks before South. Mrs. Charles Aylor of Va.. was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. On Thursday Mrs. D. B ton and Miss Lottie Burtor luncheon guests in the h home. Mr and Mrs. George S of Arlington were recent are titive potion • filers. RichVallev
19 to Geor:udcre
e for Norill be going Aylor, Sunday errill. Burwere
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