Show GRAIN PRICE A AWS DS fARMERS To PAY OFF 5 YEARS DEBTS Corn Crop Very Small But Wheat Growers Grower Will Receive 2 Billion More for 1924 Crop Than Last Year I By fly y n II lI noc RE CO COLFA COLFAX I Special pedal Cot Co of or Th ru r I l tuber COP light 12 1921 I by the Consolidated Consolidated te dt dated 1 Pi CM S A WASHINGTON July 2 un Dri-un that's what hat 10 ri mene specialists here say about bout cs flow me accounts of ot fortunes mode made by bv wheat theat heat farmer the tho past 30 das dais v hat the time high bight prices of ot beat aa and 1 corn n In TO o the firmer as 01 a department d of e C special special- l ts is s het h Tr se see FO time the situation Is a athance hanco for tor some tome of or Iho tho gr grain ln to get gt out of debt debt- debt mole moie-ly moie ly Iy that and Ond little HUlo more TAlk T of ofa ofa ofa a billion dollars on th the t tao 0 crops Is ridiculed hey h hue himo e been bus busy with aith Ith th the wires 0 men o er r at the tho litel and butler still stilt with pad and pencil tryIng to figuro out what ahat hat the th sud In rise lit grain crain prices means to the farm farm- farmer farmer er r Here litre 1 ii 11 what hat they thy get The rhe Th at heat farmers farmer Mill ill 11 from from to OO more for th tutu 11 el clop op this tItle t lear ear car than they ed last latt That Is 19 do- do dependent de dependent pendent ho however e eer er upon the price remaIning at present levels or go- go Inc eo-Inc log slightly higher con COlt IS G I LE Iho Call lerS corn at the tho present time lime engaged enlaced in tho the cst I eat st gamble of ot the past paR ten tn year yeats s a as department offIcials official read tho the situation in III the tho light licht of complete reports report tom the corn corll cornfields cornfields fields s of cry c cr stats Corn Is from 1 two tao 0 to three behind rOI mal due tue to the th late Into sprIng prins and the wet wei t weather which followed The Tho present high prIce of corn the department osso ts means h nothing to the because the fanner sn ha-sn t tallY tany any allY corn to Hell echi lie H will still hll ha e e some ome to sell next tall fall they sa sama a max ma mab mai b beIt be beIt It If the tIe makes up for tor the time lime lot loit and Itan It an early frost Crost does not kill oft off a n In large Inre rge proportion and If the pi high le le el 11 of prices rue during harvest time lime then n the farmer raising corn niH make some ome mono mone Thice bl bt Ifs ICs department specialists a- a Bert ai-Bert sert are arc the great ireat obstacles obstacle to a 0 abig able big return on the he crop Should thy they be SUI ui mounted the corn orn aili 11 sell It Is estimated at from I 0 0 to more mor than It It sold last lat ear cr nI G IG The two crops promise a possible um ma ro- ro return re return turn of ot more than they the farmer last scar ear carIt It Is I said AId at ot the tho th department The OO 0 possible Increase In inthe the tho COI coin n crop returns will come also It Is pointed out to treat great extent t That Is It a ill 11 om come In better belter prices for tor hogs hots and beef cattle to most of ot the corn Is la fed At present hogs are 10 loc par as lIS It may ap- ap appear ap appear pear selling at al about 8 8 50 per pounds But the tho price li is hIls- hIls ils log ln 10 per pounds means mean a like I figure fleure for tor fall sales alc Thus tar far ta It Is h stid ild at the th do- do de department the farmers farmer have llave hal haid- haid v haid-v J v made mado a nickel out of the use usein lisan In corn price because they y no corn to sell Some Soine fa have ben been hurt bIho b ba the Iho rale raice ral e Inas Inas- inas- inas much mooch as a they thoy failed to carry over enough to feed fed their hogs hOr l and other 11 tock and now fin find It 1 to o gO po Into the tho market and bu buy corn at nt high prices IA KASS S CROP SOLD OLD The Tho winter a wheat heat farmer has haboon been the only one to an ad- ad ad advantage anta vantage e tI th's tar for ape ape- specialists ap sa sai out of the increase In prices In Kansas Kanas hel e most of tho winter wheat Is raised the tho har hanc et t I Is virtually completed About buhl bushels have been har harvested ted there ant and sold for forthe the timi mot most mo t part at prices price a 1 1 a bushel on tIme the firm farm That Is Isan isan Isan an increase loe of o about 20 o cents nt a bushel buhel 0 over oer cr las last lasi sear icar ear All told It mean that Kansas Kins-is farmer have received or will receive e shortly about more toi fOI 1924 helt th thin tn ID they received ed for their 1928 1923 crop A price of 1 I 20 a II bushel at it Chi Ehl- caco eago which is the tho figure of or the past week means meana 1 00 a bushel on the time farm In Kan Nan Kansas SOS sas agricultural department Otel- Otel officials dais says sayi mini an 1 corresponding prices The Tho difference Is absorbed absorbed ab- ab by fl eight charges charge hand hand- handling handlIng line hand ling and other expenses CROPS CHOP BY Applying the Increase ot of o 20 cent tents tt a bushel bushI on time the farm to states tate the tho lie Increased ret re to farmers tot toi fo winter wheat what ov over r 1923 In other stats states Is 1 I about as follow follos s Oklahoma 9 45 bushels buhel q a too Ohio 36 B bushels 7 Illinois 34 bushels bush ls Iii In- In Indian dl diana dian na 28 IS S bushels ls 5 COO Teli-is Teli bushels bushel 4 4 and Ivanh bushels 4 Oo Nearly bushels or of sprIng wheat heat aro are to be bo harvest hr harvested est ed d in September according to 10 de- de pal de-pal estimates It IC the th price holds It will mean from front 4 10 40 0 to 50 Increase 0 oer er r receipts from last sears sear's v ar crops The Tho Dakotas Dakota Montana and Minnesota it iii benefit But In Idaho and anti Washington as tt well ell cli as ft other athell northwestern the time yield ho has been blell cut from GO O to 75 I per r cent a and nd In those thoe sections the wheat heat fill mrs are In Inthe inthe the worst plight department officials daIs say ay than they hll hate hav e been In for Cor five seal ealS P Y P Y Y VP OLD OliD The first tIming thIng that mOat roost most of ot the wheat farmers far a will ill do field work York Yorkers worker ers erg er advise adIse ad Ise the is to ply theli debt Some Somo of theo go goback BOback back five t ears The TIme Increase In wheat heat I heat a will ill hardly be sufficient to satisfy sail ty these obligation In 1111 filla as they are estimated here bre hut but the they will afford the tho farmer th the first chance chanc In t ears to reduce hens sub When time the debts are arc re paid the department ad- ad advIses advices ad advises vises vices the the tho farmers they thoy may hae ha some surplus to Others such uch surplus will will Ul borro 1 ln but sparingly to bU buy need need- needed needed needed ed machinery and some luxuries |