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P. 496 Telephone 1063 Vice President The department‘s index of the telaâ€" tive purchasing power, of 30 farm products is placed at 93 for August comphred with 91 in July, the five year ‘1909â€"14 average of 100 being used as a base. 4 "On the Pacific coast the apple and grape harvest are well along,. Prunes are picked. Grain is mostly threshed. Fall seeding is about finished in the north, tho hindered by dry weather. The same is true of winter trucks in the south. Cotton is being picked in the south. Rice and citrus fruit are developing well. The general sentiâ€" ment is moderately optimistic.". "The wheat belt .has winter wheat seeding about finished. Local estiâ€" mates of acreage vary but general indications are of some increase over last fall. Spring wheat yields are only fair but grain is ‘excéllent qualâ€" ity and prices are stimulating. The general result of the season is favâ€" orable to the region as a whole. f ‘The Range Country "The range country has the cattle and sheep movement to market well along. Stock is moving down from the high range to winter pactures. There is a heavy demand for ewes. Many ewe lambs are being ‘held back on range and many old ewes ‘shipped to farm flocks for breeders.â€" Some cattlemen are sticking up where reâ€" sources are favorable, and the whole region is improving in tone. is apparently good grain. The region is busy with the late harvest and fall work. Winter grain has been planted under favorable conditions. The hog and cattle situation generally favor optimism. * CQIMMBIA“"‘" Dnrecur SCHOOQLOF A AT TOOY 4 © In the Corn Belt . ‘"The corn belt ‘has the corn harvâ€" est well along with the crop maâ€" tured safely ahead of frost. There is some chaffy corn in areas hit by dry weather but ‘the bulk of the crop Conditions in Rast s "The‘east is busy with silo filling, potato digging, fruit harvest and fall work generally. Potato yields are disappointing. Corn growth is excelâ€" lent, helped by late rains. .B:nm, buckwheat and other crops in harvest were damaged by heavy rains in the rnorth. â€" Winter grain is mostly seeded. The dairy situation is rather static but improves rather than otherwise. "The south is generally under the ban of dry weather. Drought and heat have been a real catastrophe in northern Georgia and portions of the Carolinas. The whole Piedmont reâ€" gion is hard hit. The cotton crop is spotted but generally fairly good. Picking is well along and ginning has been heavy. Feed crops have been shortened by dry Weather. â€" General conditions are fairly good except in drought areas. 25th Year is that this is the second fairly profâ€" itable year. The season will go & long way to level up regional conditions. The corn belt along with the dairy and diversified east have been slow to feel the stimulating current of reâ€" vival, but now the rising prices of hogs and cattle, together with a reaâ€" sonably good corn crop mean‘ some profit in the corn belt. The slowly strengthening prices for dairy prodâ€" ucts plus higher potatoes and minor cash crops promise somewhat better income for the east. The whole agriâ€" cultural map thus slowly emerges from economic uh:doyv." x8 0% Mic smaatess C K s e can s l % Discussing the situation regions, tllé department says: of their value. â€"‘Cotton . apparently stands, to bring its producérs an inâ€" come of approximately $1,500,000,000, which is about like last year, and wheat producers apparently stand to receive about $1,000,000,000, which is also near or slightly below last year. ¢ , _ General Index f "These two leading erops probably index the general crop income. Agriâ€" cultural income will not be greatly in excess of last year, but the point _ "It is a splendid harvest," the deâ€" partment says. ;"Not bumper yields but production well adjusted to reaâ€" sonable needs. The two great money crops, cotton and wheat, are now along where some idea can be gained > Agriculture has ‘been fairly profitâ€" ‘able this year and t he improved putâ€" chasing power of farmers will do much to uphold â€" general economic wellâ€"being‘ through the winter, the United States Department of Agriâ€" culture declares in its ‘October report on the agricultural situation.. The department points out, however, that while conservative judgment of the recovery of ‘agriculture is warranted, farm prosperity can be easily overâ€" rated as depression. . . ~ "It is a splendid harvest," the deâ€" partment says. ."Not bumper yields but production well adjusted to reaâ€" sonable needs. 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