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FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, June 14, 1939

calculated by the market administrator as follows: multiply by 3.8 the average price per pound of 92-score butter at wholesale in the Chicago market, as re ported by the United States Department of Agriculture for the delivery period during which such milk was received, and add 30 percent thereof.
Class IV milk The price per hun dredweight which shall be calculated by the market administrator as follows:
multiply by 3.8 the average price per pound of 92-score butter at wholesale in the Chicago market, as reported by the United States Department of Agricul ture for the delivery period during which such milk was received, .and add 10 per cent thereof.
912.5 Reports of handlers a Pe riodic reports. On or before the 5th day after the end of each delivery period each handler, with respect to milk or cream which was, during such delivery period a received from producers, b received from handlers, c produced by such handler, d received from any other source, or e caused to be deliv ered to a plant from which no milk is disposed o f in the marketing area, shall report to the market administrator, in the detail and form prescribed by the market administrator, as follows:
1 The receipts at each plant from producers who are not handlers;
2 The receipts at each plant from any other handler, including any handler who is also a producer;
3 The quantity, if any, produced by such handler;
4 The receipts of milk at each plant from any other source; and 5 The respective quantitiesof milk which were disposed of for the purpose of classification pursuant to Sec. 912.3.
b Reports as to producers. Each handler shall report to the market ad ministrator as follows:
1 Within 10 days after the market administrators request, with respect to any producer for whom such information is not in the files of the market admin istrator and with respect to a period or periods of time designated by the market administrator, a the name and address, b the total pounds of milk received, c the average butterfat test of milk re ceived, and d the number of days upon which milk was received; and 2 As soon as possible after first re ceiving milk from any producer a the name and address of such producer, b the date upon which such milk was first received, and c the plant at which the milk of such producer was received.
c Reports of payments to producers.
On or before the 20th day after the end of each delivery period each handler shall submit to the market administra tor his producer pay roll for such de livery period which shall show fo r each producer a the net amount of such producers payment with the prices, de
ductions, and charges involved, and b 2 Subtract the total amount to be the total delivery of milk with the aver paid pursuant to Sec. 912.8 a 2;
age butterfat test thereof.
3 Add the amount of cash balance d Verification o f reports. E a c hin the producer-settlement fund less the handler shall make available to the mar amount due handlers pursuant to Sec ket administrator or his agent a those 912.8 g ;
records which are necessary for the ver 4 Divide theresult obtained in subification .of the information contained in paragraph 3 of this paragraph by the the reports submitted in accordance total hundredweight of milk of pro with this section, and b those facili ducers other than that represented by ties which are necessary for the the amount subtracted in subparagraph sampling, weighing, and testing of the 2 of this paragraph.
milk of each producer.
5 Subtract not less than 4 cents 912.6 Handlers who are also pro nor more than 5 cents per hundred ducers. a W ith respect to each han weight of milk for the purpose of re dler who is also a producer:
taining in the producer-settlement fund 1 The market administrator shall a cash balance to provide against errors exclude from the computations made in reports and payments or delinquen pursuant to Sec. 912.7 a the quantity cies in payments by handlers. This re of milk disposed of by such handler: sult shall be known as the uniform price Provided, That where any such handler for such delivery period for milk of pro has purchased or received milk from ducers containing 3.8 percent butterfat;
other producers the value of the milk and 6 On or before the 8th day after the purchased or received shall be computed under Sec. 912.7 a as follows: the end of each delivery period notify all quantity of such milk shall be ratably handlers and make public announcement apportioned among such handlers total of these computations, of the uniform Class I, Class n , Class m , or Class IV price per hundredweight of milk, of the milk after excluding purchases or re Class m and Class IV prices, and of the ceipts, if any, from other handlers and butterfat differential computed pursuant multiplied by the Class I, Class II, Class to Sec. 912.8 b .
III, or Class IV prices, respectively.
912.8 P a y m e n t s fo r milk a 2 The market administrator, in Tim e and m ethod o f payment. On or computing the value of milk disposed of before the 15th day after the end of by such handler, shall consider as Class each delivery period, each handler shall IV milk any milk or cream disposed of make payment, subject to the butterfat in bulk by such handler to another han differential set forth in paragraph b dler operating a bottling or processing of this section, for milk received at such plant. I f such buying handler has dis handlers plant or caused to be delivered posed of such milk or cream for other by such handler to a plant from which than Class IV purposes, the market ad no milk is disposed of in the marketing ministrator shall add to the total value area during such delivery period, as fol computed pursuant to Sec. 912.7 a the lows:
difference between a the value of such 1 To producers, except as set forth milk or cream at the Class IV price and in subparagraph 2 of this paragraph, b the value according to its actual not less than the uniform price per usage.
hundredweight, computed pursuant to 912.7 D eterm ination o f uniform Sec. 912.7 b ; and prices to producers a Com putation of 2 To any producer whose milk was the value of m ilk fo r each handler. not regularly received by a handler or For each delivery period the market ad who did not distribute milk in the mar ministrator shall compute, subject to the keting area during a period of 30 days provisions of Sec. 912.6, the value of prior to the effective date hereof, for all milk of producers disposed of by each the milk received from such producer handler by a multiplying the quantity during a period beginning with the date of such milk in each class by the price of the first regular receipt of milk from applicable pursuant to Sec. 912.4 and such producer and including the first 2
b adding together the resulting values f ull calendar months following the date of each class.
of such first receipt of milk, at the Class b Com putation and announcementIV price.
of the uniform price. For each delivery b B utterfat differential. If the milk period the market administrator shall of any producer received by a handler compute and announce the uniform or caused to be delivered by a handler to price per hundredweight of milk as a plant from which no milk is disposed follows:
of in the marketing area, during the 1 Combine into one total the re delivery period, has an average butterfat spective values of milk computed pursu content .other than 3.8 percent, such ant to paragraph a of this section for handler shall add to the uniform price each handler who made the reports to for such producer for each one-tenth of the market administrator prescribed by 1 percent of average butterfat content above 3.8 percent not less than, Sec. 912.5, and who made the payments in to the market administrator prescribed or shall deduct from the uniform price for such producer for each one-tenth of by Sec. 912.8 d ;