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41% khove last year. But Virginia stocks were leas because of last year’s smaller production.

Support price in Virginia is ex- , peered to be $1.04, the same as hurt , year. ' "—

FEEDER CATTLE SALE f

- The first of five state-graded feeder cattle sales were held at Roanoke last week.

Choice and fancy steers brought $28.25 to $33.75, mostly $29.25 to"$31; good grade steers, $26.25 to $3525, mostly $28-$28.50. Medium steers, $24.50 to $30.50; •mostly $26 to $29.25; common!' steers, $23.25 to $27.25, mostly $25,50. Heifers sold at: choice, fancy and good, $22.75-$25.75, mostly $25.75; medium heifers, $21.50-$2525; and common heifers, $20-$21.25, mostly $20.75.

Sales set for this week are: Lvnchburg, Thursday, l p. m.; Winchester, Friday, 1 pjn.

- EGGS

Egg prices will probably follow the usual April-May low pattern, but right now it looks like the rise which generallWstarts after May* could be later inan usual.

You can blane it mostly on the weather wjrfch kept some hens out of prj^tfetion during extremely cold^veather. If they come back in to nrnrliirfinn a hit late, it -Will

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