Show Demand Seen for Good Horses Since 1918 and 1919 when the number of horses on farms in the United States reached the highest to- to total total to total tal ever recorded a sharp decline has been in in evidence Last year the number o of horses on farms was no greater reater than in 1890 and the reduction re- re reduction re reduction docs does not yet show any signs of ceasing Some significance may maybe be attached to the fact that the farm price of horses has hag turned slightly up since sinco 1926 and 1927 Horse prices in 1925 1325 in comparison with the average o prices of all commodities were at the lowest point since 1808 It is ia therefore possible that the corn corn- corner corner corner er has been turned and that the re- re recent recent re recent cent slight upward trend indicates an increasing demand The average age of all horses on farms has steadily increased within the last few years It is therefore practically certain that colts and young stock will shortly be bein bein bein in gre greater ter demand The outlook is for an increase in the prices of all allgood allgood allgood good horses |