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lars, and other hay $38.50 unchanged. All hay prices averaged $40, up 50 cents.

The general level of prices received for livestock and livestock products was three percent below last month but 38 percent above mid-October 1972. Hogs at $41.30 per hundredweight were down $2.20 from mid-September 1973.

Beef cattle at $39.20 were down $1.20; calves at $59 were down $2.30 while lambs at $33.60 were down $3.40.

Milk prices at $8.40 per

95.5%