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Imports Have No Effect On Better Prices For Butter
Secretary of Agriculture J Hansell French says imports do not fix prices as U S butter production in 1935 reached 2 218 billion pounds while imports totaled 22 674 million and exports 958 million. Net imports were one percent of consumption amid high prices. January imports 860 thousand pounds, February and March 1 5 million. domestic output held at about 150 million monthly. Russian shipments were tiny and storage at 8 million pounds in March. much foreign butter is shipped abroad when domestic supply meets demand.
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