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22, 23, and 24 tobacco is 130,600,000
pounds calculated as provided in the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, from a normal years domestic consumption of 29,000,000 pounds and a normal years exports of 27,000,000
pounds.
b T otal supply. The total supply of fire-cured types 22, 23 and 24 tobacco for the marketing year beginning Octo ber 1, 1959, is 140,900,000 pounds con sisting of carry-over of 99,200,000 pounds and estimated 1959 production of 41,700,000 pounds.
c Carry-over. The estimated carry over of fire-cured types 22, 23 and 24
tobacco at the beginning of the market ing year for such tobacco beginning October 1, 1960, is 90,900,000 .pounds calculated by subtracting the estimated disappearance for the marketing year beginning October 1, 1959 of 50,000,000
pounds from the total supply of such tobacco.
d N ational m arketin g quota. The amount of fire-cured types 22, 23 and 24 tobacco which will make available during the marketing year beginning October 1, 1960, a supply of fire-cured types 22, 23 and 24 tobacco equal to the reserve supply level of such tobacco is 39,700,000 pounds and a national m ar keting quota of such, amount is hereby announced. I t is determined, however, that a national marketing quota in the amount of 39,700,000 pounds would re sult in undue restriction of marketings during the 1960-61 marketing year and such amount is hereby increased by 19.75
percent. Therefore, the amount of the national marketing quota for fire-cured types 22, 23 and 24 tobacco in terms of the total quantity of such tobacco which may be marketed during the marketing year beginning October 1, 1960 is 47,540,000 pounds.
e A pportionm ent o f th e quota. The national marketing quota announced in paragraph d of this section is hereby apportioned among the several States pursuant to section 313a of the Agri cultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, and converted into State acre age allotments in accordance with sec tion 313g of the Act as follows:
Acreage allotm ent
S ta te :
I llin o is _____________
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K e n t u c k y . _________________ _ ____ 1 5 ,3 8 7 .1 6
T e n n e s s e e ..________________________ 1 7 ,3 1 5 .1 1
R e s e r v e 1_______________________
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725.1108 Findings and determinations with respect to the amount of the national marketing quota for dark air-cured tobacco for the marketing year beginning October 1, 1960.
a R eserve supply level? The re serve supply level for dark air-cured to bacco is 77,000,000 pounds calculated as provided in the .Agricultural Adjust2 R o u n d e d t o th e n e a r e s t t e n t h o f a m il lio n p o u n d s, e x c e p t fo r t h e in c r e a s e p u r s u a n t to sec. 3 1 2 b o f t h e A ct a n d t h e n a tio n a l q u o ta .

beginning of the marketing year for such tobacco beginning October 1, 1960 is 4.249.000 pounds calculated by subtract ing the estimated disapearance for the marketing year beginning October 1, 1959 of 3,112,000 pounds from the total supply of such tobacco.
d P roclam ation and national mar ketin g quota. The amount of Virginia sun-cured tobacco which will make available during the marketing year beginning October 1, 1960 a supply of Virginia sun-cured tobacco equal to the reserve supply level of such tobacco is 4.443.000 pounds and a national market ing quota of such amount is hereby an nounced. I t is determined, however, that a national marketing quota in the amount of 4,443,000 pounds would re sult in undue restriction of marketings for the 1960-61 marketing year and such amount is increased by 20 percent to 5,3,32,000 pounds. Pursuant to Public Law 85-705, however, such increased quota is decreased to 4,335,000 pounds.
Therefore, the amount of the national marketing quota for Virginia sun-cured tobacco in terms of the total quantity of such tobacco which may be marketed during the marketing year beginning October 1, 1960, is 4,335,000 pounds.
e A pportionm ent o f the quota.
Since Virginia sun-cured tobacco is grown only in the State of Virginia, the quota is aportioned only to that State under section 313a of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended.
The national marketing quota, less 10,837
pounds reserved for establishing allot ments for new farms, becomes the State marketing quota for Virginia. The State marketing quota is hereby converted in accordance with section 313g of the Act into a State acreage allotment of 4,194.14 acres. Likewise, the reserve of 10,837 pounds for establishing allotments for new farms is hereby converted into 10.51 acres.
Acreage Issued at Washington, D.C., this 26th allotm ent day of January, 1960.
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Acting Secretary.
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ment Act of 1938, as amended, from a normal years domestic consumption of 21.500.000 pounds and a normal years exports of 8,600,000 pounds.
b T otal supply. The total supply of dark air-cured tobacco for the m ar keting year beginning October 1, 1959 is 83.200.000 pounds consisting of carry over of 63,600,000 pounds and estimated 1959 production of 19,600,000 pounds.
c Carry-over. The estimated carry over of dark air-cured tobacco at the be ginning of the marketing year for such tobacco beginning October 1, 1960 is 58.200.000 pounds calculated by subtract ing the estimated disappearance for the marketing year beginning October 1, 1959, of 25,000,000 pounds from the, total supply of such tobacco.
d N ational m arketin g quota. The amount of dark air-cured tobacco which will make available during the market ing year beginning October 1, 1960, a supply of dark air-cured tobacco equal to the reserve supply level of such tobacco is 18,800,000 pounds and a national m ar keting quota of such amount is hereby announced. It is determined, how ever, th at a national marketing quota in the amount Of 18,800,000 pounds would result in undue restriction of market ings during the 1960-61 marketing year and such amount is hereby increased by 19.41 percent. Therefore, the amount of the national marketing quota for dark air-cured tobacco in terms of the total quantity of such tobacco which may be marketed during the marketing year be ginning October 1, 1960 is 22,450,000
pounds.
e A pportionm ent o f th e quota. Thé national marketing quota is hereby ap portioned among the several States pur suant to section 313a of the Agricul tural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, and converted into State acreage allotments in accordance with section 313g of the Act as follows:
S ta te :
K e n tu c k y _________ _x.____:_______
T e n n e sse e ____________________ ____
I n d ia n a ______ ____,,_______________
R e s e r v e 1________________ _______

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725.1109 Findings and determinations with respect to the national market ing quota for Virginia sun-cured to bacco for the marketing year begin ning October 1, i9 60.
a R eserve supply level? The reserve supply level for Virginia sun-cured to bacco is 8,692,000 pounds calculated as provided in the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, from a normal years domestic consumption of 2,650,000
pounds and a normal yars exports of 600.000 pounds.
b T otal supply. The total supply of Virginia sun-cured tobacco for the m ar keting year beginning October 1, 1959 is 7.361.000 pounds consisting of a carry over of 4,946,000 pounds and estimated 1959 production of 2,415,000 pounds, c Carry-Over. The estimated carry over of Virginia sun-cured tobacco at the 1 R o u n d e d to n e a re s t e x c e p t in 7 2 5 .1 1 0 9 e .

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Chapter IX Agricultural Marketing Service Marketing Agreements and Orders, Department of Agriculture M ilk O rder 13

PART 9 1 3 M I L K IN GREATER
KANSAS CITY MARKETING AREA
Order Amending Order 0 Findings and determ inations, findings and d eterm in atio n s herer set forth are supplementary
lition to the findings andeterm is previously made m conn ;he issuance of the aforesai
>f the Previously iued jm ef thereto; and all of the saidpre indings and détermint ns