Do Stock Yards Grip Our Meat Supply
An exploration of Chicago and other major stock yards as markets where supply and demand prevail. The piece argues the yards are two sided arenas with buyers and commission firms competing, not monolithic monopolies. It notes packers slaughter only about 44 percent, and explains how prices and value are set by many firms and buyers in the yard.
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Small Packers Oppose Interstate Licensing Drive
Cincinnati meat packers in drawing resolutions against licensing of all packers doing interstate business warn that Kenyon and Kendrick bills would force hundreds of small packing firms out of interstate operations. They say licensing would be a continued menace of interference and curtail their freedom to operate.
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