Show HIGHER WHEAT 1 PRICE m FORECAST f ASI Aug 2 24 AP- AP Acting Secretary or of AgrIculture Dunlap declared that It t Is reason reason- abl ablo to believe that the tho trend or of wheat prices may cony follow the same course as during the 24 1923 season when the world harvested tire tare largest larg- larg est crop of wheat or of record and prices reached theIr low poInt In August and ended the year c considerably con con- n- n above the August level No advantage to the tho grower results re- re suIts when prIces are readjusted upward If the wheat has left the farm he d declared cared explaining that Jt it is well known that mar mar- at the begInning of a season tend to depress prIces too much Forecasts In twenty counties of tiro tI o northern hemisphere are for tor bushels as compared with with- bushels last year however that th t since 1923 the world demand for wheat seems to have increased at the ther r rate rate-of teof about ii 5 per cent a year ear y j Mr fr Dunlap advised farmers to hold back theIr crops saying that farmers who sell their crops Im- Im after acter harvest without regard regard re- re gard to the state or of the market may have cause to ret regret it later Th This s wIth cotton in 21 1926 when an extremely low prIce In the tho season based upon large production was followed by a substantial substantial sub sub- advance In prIces later Comparatively few farmers profited from this advance because most of them marketed their crop as soon I asit Jt was ginned It Is possible that the world market as a whole has overemphasized sized the bearish aspects of the supply supply sup sup- ply sItuation and may later have to correct that overemphasIs by y an upward movement or of prices he said liard urging further consideration of 01 the he demand aspects |