Show MORE LAMBS TO BE SHIPPED Insistent Demand for Feeders Reported In Corn Belt CHICAGO Oct According 10 10 to a statement issued by the United States bureau burau of ot agrIcultural l leco eco economic today developments to t Oc- Oc October OCtober Oc October tober 1 IndIcate that there will be beat beat beat at least leut as a many lambs lamb and sheep fed In the th corn belt and the th west west west- ern era ern Irrigated t d feeding this fall faU and winter as a were fed last laa laaI Har I car Shipments of ot feeder sheep heel and lambs from the tho th 12 leadIng mar mar- markets marketa kt keta for tor the th n of t July Au- Au ruit Au-ruit August gust and September were head had or 8 38 3 2 per cent larger than last year and the numbers of these goIng into the th eight principal corn belt were ora or a 3 cent than last year yeu COSTS In th The estern feeding area re It now looks RB as a If the th lumber r ted fed tc this hi year will not exceed exceed that of last year yar Although there ther there are ar lar- lar larger ger supplies of beet tops top pulp and an corn Irn than last year It seems eema probable probable probable able that th the cost of ot fed feeds esp daIly of or alfalfa hay for lamb feedIng will be as a hIgh r higher than last ear earnd aid ad nd this thi to- to tog together to g gether ther with the hIgh price of feed feed- feeder feeder feeder er lambs Iambs and the tho th small a margin of profit realized last year Is tending to 0 restrict feeding op- op op operations ration If It the th he pric price of feeders should hould decline some somewhat hat It Is probable that n stern estern feeding would expand considerably PRICES SEEM The largo large estern lamb crop of last t sprIng In spite of ot the Ile tendency I ot of the tho th sheep Industry to expand nih result In a II larger to- to to total tal tl toItal supply of ot otI western I estern lambs for tor to-I to this till year than last If feeding Is not large larte this lea lI will lease a larger er number of ot ship ship- ship to middle a extern markets ond s a larger larcer supply of feeders feeder for tor forthe forthe the tho corn belt But since the th do- do denInd mind de-mind mind nI from front the corn belt continues insistent It seems seem that this Increased can be b ab- ab absorbed ab orbed around pre prices |