Show FARMERS' FARMERS POSITION DUE FOR AN UPTURN Wh While Ie the fundamental position of the he American farmer heavily burdened bur by indebtedness presents an acute and serious problem still sUll to be solved developments of the past 90 00 days suggest that repetition of last winters winter's distress may be partially avoided durin during coming months says the he Standard Statistics company In a 3 current bulletin which continues in part Further deflation In the farming districts should be made less onerous by a better economic basis for the refinancing of mortgage indebtedness indebted indebted- ness at the same time tune that reductions ions are being effected in farm land taxes axes On the whole there is reasonable reasonable reason reason- able indication that slow and Irregular lar ar recovery rather than further de nation lation may be registered during the next several years Despite the moderate recovery in some somo divisions of the farm price structure from the record lows of early summer it is becoming bigly evident that aggregate gross farm income for the current year will be far below that of ot any period since the beginning of the war B Based d on the Octo October r government report of prospective crop yields the actual and probable of livestock and a careful estimate of what farmers will wili have received for their products during the full current current cur rent year the Standard Statistics company now expects that aggregate returns for 1932 will approximate This total represents a slight advance over the preliminary estimate published last August but still indicates a decline of some 35 per cent from the official department of agriculture estimate of for 1931 and nearly 70 per p-cr cent from the time all peak record in 1919 1910 SILVER FUTURES NEW YORK l HOT ov 15 AP SIlver P silver futures future closed sales ounces h. h Low t Co Cote Coe P. P December 2730 2725 27 2734 H January 2739 2730 March 2758 2758 2158 2760 g May 2780 2180 2780 2180 2780 Jul Jury July n HIn I kP k Z L |