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FOR5 SALE—Two tons of baba'

straw. Phone 2392* r4? 4

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Weekly Farm Price

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{This is the way .prospects for Virginia farm prices looted to ike Virginia Department of Agriculture on Friday* The Department offen it to farmers with the warn . ing tltht no one can predict prices and be fight all the time.)

BROILERS

Broiler prices for the ijext couple of weeks should hold the strength they’ve picked up and ~pOssihly do a little better.

We’re now in the seasonal low period for supply, and even thtfegh^ there are something tfike 10% more'broilers than lastyear the . time, good demand plus a rmtiveIjr shorter supply of competitive^ meats should hold the line. Virginia prices at the end of last week were 1 to 3c above the preceding week at 18-20g. Delxnarva was 19 to 20%c; Georgia and North ‘Carolina mostly 18c. v

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