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Gold/Mining/Energy : A Bottom in perishable commodities?/war stocks

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To: goldsnow who wrote (81)	12/24/1998 6:17:00 PM
From: Bobby Yellin	Read Replies (2) of 178

it would seem that all that had to be done was have a consumer boycott in sympathy with farmers..boycott pork products for three weeks and let the people who are making the profits get hit.. here are some prices from a cheap supermarket in NY prk loins 1.99 pig's feet 69 cents a pound pork sausage 2.59 a pound rediserve pork patties 2.59 virgtina ham sliced to order 3.99 a pound plumsrose bacon 1.99 a pound fresh hams lean and tender .99 (oops the distributor must have slipped up unless it is a XMAS special pork chops 2.99 a pound (boneless center cut(loin) whereas rump roast 1.79 a pound veal chops 1.99 a pound usda choice roast beef button round 1.59 a pound chicken breast with ribs .99 a pound grade a turkeys frozen 10 to 20 lbs. .89 again..the consumer doesn't care..and most people I speak to say they don't eat pork anyways.. ps sliced bacon plumrose 1.99 a pound pss super "a" sliced bacon 1.99 a pound hormel Ham black label 3 lb can 5.99 frozen whiting .99 bizarre thank goodness the distributors etc haven't gotten away with murder yet on vegetables and pizza etc

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