The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-11-27

The conclusions of the conference
The entire marketing situation las
so changed since the September joint
conference as to necesSitate an entire
alteration in the plans of price stab
liZation. The current peace talk mas
alarmed the holders OF corn, and there
has been Il price decline of from =
cents to 10 cents per hushel. The iacj
that the accommodations of low priced
Germ in the Argentine and South AIfi-
ca would, upon the advent Of peace
and liberated shipping, become ayai!a-
bic 10 the European market has ere
ated great deal of apprehension Of
the part OF corn holders. This DECLINE
has spread fear among swim" grower"
that a sisnflar reduction in the price
Of hogs would naturally follow. More
over. the lower range of corn rri"es
would. If incorporated in 13-to-i ~
ito. obviously result in Il cGntinuo"%l!
falling price for live hogs. In view
Of thesa changed conditions many
swine producers anticipated lower
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this ovc"@hipment has added 20 aat.
aggravated The decline.
Tho information of tho Denor,,3cDt
of Agriculture indicates .hat tIa SUD
NV ~ I.,,,. 1,.. in.,..asrr ,,,o,r. : ,cr
+ -. a., ~. ..4 ,.,r;of..r ,s.i-
mn -. =.
mate ""'.> "o' 'N''..'' i, i'-' III -
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seven GH"at markets. mas beeh u per
cent more than last year, during jAe
CORRESPONDING period, DEMONSTRATING
the rr;re..Ilv heavy marketing Of Inc
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hioii'h. VII me "'ii'i MANU. i-i''.'.'
OF the packers nave if''i over tn'
i''''N va - ~ $500 80
TO maintain The agreed price. The re-
suit in any event has been failure
To- maintain the October price basis
determined unon A. the Septcuber con-
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III" exports OIL l''o'VOo''pV Fo'''"N
of pork productS loF october '"'il-
pared with about o2,OOo,ooo pcu'iu~
in October year ago, anu III"
export orders placeahle by the FOOD
Administration for November amount
90 10000 csc pounds rs contrast
ed with the lesser exports Oh
4S,G000N0 for November, 1871. Inc
Increased demands of the allies are
continuing and are in themselves
rraof Of The necessity for the large
1rad;1cfiaa for which the Food admin
istratfnn asked The increase in cN-
port demands appears TO be amply
sufficient ia take. up the increase III
hog product IL. but unfaYorahie mar
krt conditions existing in October al
ford no fair index of the aggregate
SUNNY and demand
,,,,s,+ no evident tbat the cror-
uore shcrtoce in fairs in the Central
I,r,nirne and neutral countries wouIG
i,,,,nodiotoIv unon neacc result in adj
,,;+i,,,I do,nonfs for rorl- nrnducte
,,.,,;,.I, ~, ton of the heavy ehinrapnts
a. +ho S!iios vouId tend materially
- .,,,,,aa,.o +r,c American nvrorts in
as,,,,,,l, o. ~, cousiIcrabla reservoir Of
,,,,-,.,I;ae. ut outside of tha limited
GO T. sooms prohabla that .hr
,,,.,s,,,+ ,,7.osroc+;vo srnnIips wo1lIJ Ia.
;nodoo,,oto 70 meet this world demand
,,,;,b tho rotrrr 70 npoca So far as il
:, ,,oss.;I.1o 70 ;r+nrnrot this fact If an
-. t1-,t +bor. .ho,Ild no evcn =
itroncor d,nord for nork products
arta, ~ WOW. opd therefore any aIa~r,
1855 go