New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-22

u.. hos come for them TO take stand. They will
yield no longer to the unjust demandsoi 'he
aeaIs.ss n,.mov.y
"iwiI tell Won. Some of us have plan in mind
xb;cb we nronose submit 10 the producers At the
lnass-meetng to be held at Goshen tomorrow. ~
e fhjs. Rather than pour our milk into the streets
we shall propose that il be forwarded TO this city
Nv the usual routes. Teams 10 the number OF twenty
or more are to be engaged to Distribute 10 at various
raints Each team will be loaded with so cans,
con aiming in all 5000 quarts of milk Tbs MIX
will be offered for sale at cents a quart we can
send 10000 cans 10 TINS city daily: II need De-
Whatever is left after paving the freight ana Team
hire VIII be divided pro rata among the ASSOCIATIONS
furnishing the milk sue Ell, ISL U not ax
coed goo This will leave clear prOht OF SIOO
team, or 81, 600 upon the whole number sent out.
Would there not he be considerable diincuity IN
"No. THINK not. People would Jump at the chance
to buy pure milk at cents quart. 1t wouldn't
take two hours to dispose of the entire AMOUNT al
ter il had reached the city, Dealers could not COM
pete with us for all shipments to them would be
Immediately shut off. 1t wouldn't take three days
for us to drive them OFF from their own
routes. have just learned that there was large
humber of dealers who cou d not begin TO supply
to-day their customers with their present limited
receipts" -
do You think it probable that the producers will
accept your prOpostiOnF
I" Unless the dealers come to our terms within two
upon the streets of New-York."
"W hat about the licensep
al believe that the Mayor would allow us to sell
the milk without, license when the situation was
explained to him."
at has been stated by AMI Howells that you
have been hiring men at So a day to spil the milk
OF those producers who are endeavoring t. forward
IL to New-York lie this trueT
"There is not word of truth in it. Mr.. Howels
q sort OF a football between the producers Al
dealer. He belongs to neither party. 1 should
could be collected. The Erie Association has not
spent single dollar for mllk-Spillme. When
ever anything OF the kind has been done,
it has been by parties outside the association The
citizens IF the several villages anxious for our
success IN this strike and have Slierd rs sao r
day 81 800 was raised and promises were made to
increase that sum to 5000 If necessary At
was Pledged at Middletown for the same purpose.
Many of the producers. who are contract
s m snTGush smt tPs to form ca 2f send Od
their part Of the contract Thew find no iault when
their milk is spilled, because they are in sympathy
with us. The milk-spilling is done by producers
who are not willing 10 have Others send mix to
New-York when they do not. None of the asSocia-
acts OF violence. We talr play this ma tel,
that is all. really think that 90 per cent of tue
dealers of this city are willing to come to our terms
1t is because the majority of them are unOrganzed
that We unable 10 meet them IA conference.
SMALLER RECEIPTS LAST NIGHT.
The receipts of milk and cream at the Jersey City
depot OF the Erie road last evening were IS cans
less than the previous night or about $3.50.
cans %. 800 gallons less than the usual amount
Fully one-fourth OF the ciYs milk supply is held
back and dealers many cases lett without milk
The following the shipments on the Erie lines:
Main hne aud Newburg branches, 240 caus of |
milk aud 10 cans of cream; Montgo merry branch,
So cans of M Tx and 8 cans of cream Pine Island
branch 50 cans of milk and cans OF cream:
Warwick branch, IT'S cans of milk and cans Of
cream: Warwick ext nsior, 146 cans of milk and
8 cans OF cream. Crawford branch 232 cans of milk
and cans o. cream; Waikiki Valley branch, 81 cans
of milk and o cream; Ulster and Delaware bran ch;
800 cans of milk and IL cans IF cream; total, |
]. 476 cans OF milk and 66 of cream.
The following stations shipped no milk
Oxford, Otlerkil, Goshen. "6l2," Hampton.
" 7l2." O:sville, Guymard. Shin I'll i ow, |
Walls Gate Junction, New-Windsor, CalIc0on |
Kipp's, Neeley Town, Houston. Big Island Florida,
Monticello. Walden. Fox hollow, PIoe HILL.
Inc Jersey Ill Midland h .Sn Drought $50
beng about so cans less than ON |
Wednesday. There sh pments from six
stations which usually send an aggregate of 200 | |
cans.