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purchase at the rate of l 1 percent per annum. Lending, agencies are required to submit a weekly report to the PMA
Commodity Office and the county com mittee on Form 500 or on such other form as CCC may prescribe of all repay ments received on such producers notes held by them, and are required to remit promptly to the PMA Commodity Office an amount equivalent to IV2 percent interest per annum, on the amount of the principal collected from the date of disbursement to the date of payment.
State PMA offices will supply each lend ing agency with the address of the PMA
Commodity Office to which notes, reports, and remittances should be submitted.
648.142 1949 schedule of loan rates per cwt. of potatoes.

Loan State and area:
rate California______________________ $0. 75
Colorado _______
.60
C onnecticut__ ___ ______________
.95
Id a h o ________ __________________
. 60
Illin o is___________;________ _____
.75
Indiana ________________________
. 75
Iowa ___________ ________________
. 70
M aine_______________________ ___
.70
Massachusetts _________
.95
Michigan ___________ ___________
.70
M innesota____________

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.55
/ M ontana___ _______
60
. 75
Nebraska_______ _______________ _
Nevada__ _____
.70
New Hampshire________________ __
. 95
New Jersey______________ ______ _
. 95
New York Long Island__________
. 95
New York Upstate_____________
. 90
North Dakota____:__ ____ _______
. 55
Ohio :__________ _________
: __
.90
Oregon Eastern 1____________ __
.60
Oregon Other____ __ __________
.75
Pennsylvania______________ __v____
90
Rhode Island____ _____________ ____
. 95
South Dakota..__________________ _
. 60
U ta h _________ ______ ___________
. 60
V erm ont____ ___________________
.95
Washington ____________________
. 55
West Virginia___ ._.______________
.95
W isconsin_____________ ,________
. 60
.70
Wyoming__________
Other States____________________
. 75
1 Counties of Malheur, Baker, Union and Wallowa.
seal
H arold K. H ill,
Acting Manager, Commodity Credit Corporation.
Approved: August 26, 1949.
F rank K . W oolley ,
Vice President, Commodity Credit Corporation.
F. R. Doc. 49-7123; Filed, Aug. 81, 1949;
8:55 a. m.

1949 C. C. C. Rice Bulletin 1, Supp. 1
P art 655 R ice SUBPART 1949-CROP RICE LOAN AND
PURCHASE AGREEMENT PROGRAM
1949-CROP RICE PRICE SUPPORT PROGRAM
BULLETIN

The regulations issued by Commodity Credit Corporation and the Production and Marketing Administration published in 14 F. R. 4844, governing the making of loans and containing the requirements of the purchase agreement program on rice
FEDERAL REGISTER

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produced in 1949 are hereby supple mented as follows:
655.124 Rates at which loans and purchases will be madea Basic rates.
The basic loan or purchase rate for 100
pounds of rough rice grading U. S. No. 3
or U. S. No. 4 shall be computed as follows:
Multiply the yield of head rice by the applicable value factor for head rice as shown in the table below according to class or variety and geographical area.
Similarly, multiply the yield of broken rice by the applicable value factor for broken rice. Add the results of these two computations to obtain the basic loan or purchase rate for 100 pounds of rough rice and express such rate in dollars and cents.
In the case of rough rice produced in California, the milling test must be made on the basis of dockage-free rough rice and the head rice yield shall be stated on the basis of head rice with 4 percent broken kernels. In computing the loan or purchase rate, fractions of a pound of yields of heads or brokens shall be dropped and the rate shall be rounded to the nearest whole cent.
V alue F actors F or H ea d ANb B roken B ice
California Class of variety
Bexoro, Nira, Patna and Blue Bonnet .
Fortuna and Edith_______
Prelude, Lady Wright, Calady, Blue Bose, Arkrose, Magnolia and Zenith
Pearl and Early Prolific___ -

Other areas
Head1 Brok Head Brok rice en rice rice enrice 0.0834 0.0300 0.0856 0.0300
.0811 .0300 .0832 .0300
.0702 .0300 .0719 .0300
.0568 .0300 .0579 .0300

1With 4 percent broken.

b Premiums. If the rice grades U.
S. No. 1 or U. S. No. 2, a premium of 10
cents per 100 pounds of rough rice shall be added to the basic rate.
655.125 Settlement value for ineli gible rice delivered under farm-storage loans. Irrespective of the provisions of the mortgage supplement, if the rice, when delivered under a farm-storage loan, is of a grade and/or yield as shown by milling quality or milling test below the minimum eligibility requirements, as set forth in 655.105 b of 1949 C. C. C.
Rice Bulletin 1, the settlement value shall be the loan rate computed for the grade and yield of the rice placed under loan, less the diiference, if any, at the time of delivery between the market price for the grade and yield of the rice placed under loan and the market price of the rice delivered as determined by Com modity Credit Corporation.
655.126 Warehouse charges. There shall be no storage allowance on rice placed under loan or delivered to CCC
under a purchase agreement. In the case of rice placed under a warehouse storage loan or stored in an approved warehouse and delivered to CCC under a purchase agreement, each warehouse receipt must be endorsed to show that warehouse charges through April 30,1950, on the rice represented by the warehouse receipt have been paid or otherwise pro vided for, and that lien for such charges
will not be claimed by the warehouseman from CCC or any subsequent holder of the warehouse receipt.
Sec. 4 d, Pub. Law 806, 80th Cong.
Interpret or apply secs. 4 g, 1, 5 a , Pub. Law 806, 80th Cong., sec. 1, Pub.
Law 897, 80th Cong.
Issued this 26th day of August 1949.
seal

H arold K . H il l ,
Acting Manager, Commodity Credit Corporation.
Approved:
F . K . W oolley ,
Vice President, Commodity Credit Corporation.
F. R. Doc. 49-7127; Filed, Aug. 31, 1949;
8:55 a. m.j
1949 C. C. C. Rye Bulletin 1, Amdt. 1 to Supp. 1
P art 656R ye S ubpart 1949 R ye L oan and P urchase A greement P rogram 1949-CROP RYE PRICE SUPPORT PROGRAM
BULLETIN

The regulations issued by Commodity Credit Corporation and the Production and Marketing Administration published in 14 F. R. 2975, 4479 and 4656 governing the making of loans and containing the requirements of the purchase agreement program on rye produced in 1949 are hereby supplemented as follows :
Under 656.124 Support rates, para graph a Support rate at terminal mar kets, the following terminals and rates therefor are added under the subheading Terminal market rates determined, for storage only:
Rate per bushel for V. S. No. 2
or better Astoria, Oreg_____________ ___ ._____ $1. 53
Seattle, Tacoma, Longview and Van couver, Wash___________________ 1. 53

Under 656.124 Support rates, para graph c County support rates, the fol lowing support rates are added:
1. To the schedule of rates for counties in California, add the following:
Rate per bushel County:
for No. 2
Stanislaus______________________ $1. 38

2. To the schedule of rates for counties in Iowa, add the following:
Rate per bushel County:
for No. 2
Henry __-------------------------------------$1. 28
Jones _________________
1.29
Sac ______________________ ____ 1. 28

3. To the schedule of rates for counties in Michigan, add the following:
Rate per bushel County:
for No. 2
Allegan ________________________ $1. 27
Crawford ______________________ 1.21
E a to n ____ 1_____ ________________ l. 27
Jackson ____________________ __ 1.27
Lenawee _________ ______________ 1.30
Otsego ____________________ ____ 1. 21
Tuscola __________ ______________ 1. 27