Meat Packers Fight May Get Into Congress
Industrial war centered in Kansas City grows to national scale as packers push to buy directly from farmers, threatening stockyards, commissions, and open market prices. Packers buy about three quarters of hogs, prices swing, farmers lose about 12.50 per hog, stockyards fear loss of business and open market.
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