Evening star., 1943-11-01

For l943 crop. $50 per acre for each acre over
80 per cent of the farm goal for carrots snap
beans, lima beans, beets, tomatoes, cabbage,
onions and green peas as a group up to sll0
per cent OF goal
For l943 crop: Minimum support prices will be
paid on acreage contracted with certified Gamers
at following levels tprices on national basis; will
vary by States: Tomatoes, S2425 per ton; green
peas, S8l 50; sweet corr. Sl8; snap beans SOL ,
lima beans. S9O-$ll5; beets, Sl9-S2l; carrots,
S20-s22 cabbage for kraut. SIP
For l943 pack 95 per cent Of Gamers net ceiling
prices until mid-1944 for canned tomatoes, to-
mato juice. tomato pulp. tomato paste. sweet
corn, snap beans, green peas, lima beans, beets
and carrots.
For 1943 crop: Apple products will be purchased
from certified professors paving the following
prices per 100 pounds for apples: U. S. No. /
cannery grade. 2l4-inch and up ,and &C. grade,
Washington and Oregon, s3l0 for Glass and
$3.50 for Glass B; U. S. No. cannery grade,
q ,-inch and up, 81 65 for Glass and Sl50 for
Glass p: elders ST.
For 1943 crop: sos per ton, roadside
For 1943 crop: For canning-Kadotas $l23 per
tor For drying-Camyrnas basis rs per cent
test, $3.50 per ton; Adriatic tbasis so per cent
test, $3.50 Kadotas, tree epicked tbasis 80 per
cent teStl, $240 Kadotas, natural Cbass 85 per
cent teSt, $3.50, Black Mission tbasls 85 per
cent test, 5000
Natural-condition, l943 crop: Average of 80 cents
per pound.
Natural 1ition 1943 crop: FreeStOne $40 per
ton, cllngStOne, $3.50
For l943 crop: Lake County quality, $500 per
ton: others, $3.50
Natural condition, 1943 crop: California, 3-dIS-
trct g.. cents per lb basis 80 prunes lbI ::
California "OutSde' district, Washington and
Oregon. 81 cents.
Natural-COnditiOn. l943 crop: Thompson seed
less, sl55 per ton: MuscatS, sl65: Sutanas, $50.
'USDA 24344p, Dehvdrated- Golden ached
sulphur bleached and soda-dpped Thompson
seedlesS. sl95 per ton; Valencia or dehydrated
Muscats. s205. so-called Zante currants, s2l5
tray Slip Musc"ts, Sl80
For l943 crop: U S. No 2 or better. 85 cents per
buShel; u. S. No 3 80 cents, U. S No. 4 10
cents: except Arizona and California, cents
higher.
Prices will be supported for hemp and hemp seed
grown under contract, l943 crop.
For small acreage: cents per pound for beans
in the hull that smell 10 per cent l943 crop.
1913 clip will be purchased at ceiling prices
For 1943 crop: From 60 cents per buShel for U. S,
No. to Is cents for U. S. No. !, with rates )
cents higher Oh Pacific Coast.
For l943 crop: Producers assured 81 80 per ton
more than they received for 1912 beets of stand
ard quality los per cent suCCrOSe'. Returns
should average around Sll per ton.
For l943 season: Loan and purchase rates for
turpentine. 64 and SO cents per gallon, respec-
tiVcly. For roSln. loan rates from 50 10 per cWt.
ne tor X grade to So 25 for G. grade average Of
$3.50; purchase rates same grades, 81 04-S359
with average Of 1884
For 1913 crop support loans or purchases are
offered for 30 hay and pasture seeds. including
alfalfa: several varieties of clover and eSpeGeza
timothy. smooth bronze grass. crested. western
and slender wheat grass; blue and side oats
2rama; orchard, buffalo Bermuda. Gallis and
bchla grass, meadow fescue, blue luplne and
WllG winter peas.