The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-22

NNNir iNiNil supply.
THESE foreign orders are placed
upon The basis Of cost Of hogs to the
Fuckers.
As the result bf long negotiations
between this body and the Packers
Committee, representing the 40 to 10
packers participating In foreign or
dcrs, together with the Allied buyers,
NIL under the Craftsmanship Of the
Food Administration, the following un-
deriaklng has been given by the pick
ers:
In view Of tho undertakings on the
nnrt Of the Food Administration with
regard TO the co-ordlnatcd purchases
Of pork products, covered In the nj.
tnched, II is agreed that the packers
participating In these orders will I'M
dcrtnke not to purchase hogs for less
ihun the following agreed mlnlmums
for the month Of November, that Ia n
daily minimum Of $3.50 per hundred
pounds on average OF packers droves,
excluding ihrow-outs. "Throw-outs"
to be defined MS pigs under 1870
pounds. stnrs bonrs him sows nnd
skins. Further that M hogs M anv
kind shnll be bonrht excen, throw.
outs, at less than Sl65O per hundred
pounds The average of nncl,ers'
droves TO be construed ne tho ovorogo
Of the totnl snles in tho mnrhet n, ali
hogs for a given dnv An tho ohovo
to he based an chicago
We nrree Tim, n co,nml,,oo shoii IN
nppolnted by tho Food Admlristro,lon
TO check the dnIly onera,lons in ,ba
yorlous markets win . v,a,g IN s,,nor.
vision nnd demons,rn,lon M ,ho cnrrv
Inc an, NJ tba ehovc
INA ohilt,y ~ n,o ,.,,or. D.. .....
out this arrangement will denend an
there belup n normol mnrl,etlnr of
hogs bnsed upon the proportIonate In.
crease over the receipts of last year.
The increase In production appears to
be n maximum OF about 10 per cent
md we can bundle such m Increase.
II the producers Of hogs should, as
they have In the pnst few weeks pre-
maturely mnrket hogs In such Incrcns.
Ing numbers over the above II Is On.
tlrely beyond the ability Of the pack.
ers TO maintain these mlnlmums, and
therefore we must hive the co-opern-
ton Of the producer himself TO main.
tain these results II In n physical
lmpossIblllty for the capacity Of the
packing houses to handle a similar
oyer.flood of hogs and TO llnd n market
for the output The hackers are nnx.
long to cooperate with the producers
In maintaining n stnblllzntlon Of nrlce
and IN 500 TINT producers receive a
fair prlce for their products
,o,n..a, ruoe n wtIeoN
Cbelrman Packers Committee
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Swine producers OF the country will