New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
WILLING TO SELL HIS CREAMERIES.
THE SECRETARY OF THE MILK EXCHANGE
READY TO MEET THE AGGRESSIVE FARMERS.

THE SECRETARY OF THE MILK EXCHANGE
READY TO MEET THE AGGRESSIVE FARMERS.
j. W. Tsyntor, of No. 90 North Moore-st., is secre-
fairy and treasurer Of the Milk Exchange and the
owner Of five creameres the milk OF which he sends
to this city. lie asked yesterday what he
thought Of the decision OF the Executive Committee
OF the Milk Producers Union, reached at its meet
ing in the Grand Union Hotel Thursday to name
price for milk which is to be the basis for future
contracts between dealers and shippers in the place
Of the MIX Exchange price which has always here
toforc been the standard.
a. presume said Mr.. Tayntor that the Exchange
Will make its price, usual, about April l. when the
scmi-annual contracts to he made. As milk Is
shipped to the Exchange by producers, some of whom
officers of the Milk Producers Union, those men,
to be consistent. will have to stand up for the Union
price, and not the Exchange price Then. as far as
! am concerned promise them that If cannot
get milk elsewhere, will get it from the producers
at the Union price, but only in cannot get 1t
elsewhere
"whst do you think of the proposition of the Union
to buy ont or lease the creameries shipping milk to
this city'"
al think that is the only feasible way Of securing
control of the surplus milk supply 1t Is good year
to buy crcameres. for believe that those who own
them would all SELL / am willing enough TO sell my
fve There little ice this year that the creamery
business is going to be difficult to handle. AS for the
ability Of the producers to put up the cash to buy
these creameres however, why, have my doubts. IT
would be hard thing for many of these farmers to find
$40 in their clothes when 1t was wanted These
people wrong in their cutlery against the Exchange
1t has often done them good service in Keeping inc
market steady under surplus Of milk, when 1t womb
otherwise have gone to pieces. As for the success
of the Union movement the producer might Just o.
we'll try to control the rising tide Of the Atlantic rs
TO control the surplus of milk that would co'no I"
this city IL the price is PIT up
"what do You think Of the attempt to get the
legislature to raise the standard of milk2'
| "That / think a bad thing. 1t would put dcaie'
in this city Blackwel's Island for selling o"l
of m TX which he bought the Iaroa pat orm VINCE
might have been adutcated by the farmer VINO
Skinned it. How is a retailer in this city 70 know
| that can Of milk is adultcrated when Tic oiH9 ~
Such a law would be outrageous
Mr.. Tavntor SAID that he thought the farmers oneh
70 adopt a c. o. d. plan Of selling their milk. " II
would drive many worthless and irresponsible oeac''
! out of the business in this city," SAID ne
George 7. SQures, wcIknown pfeeuer Vi i,,'s
cattle and shipper of milk of Marathon n. u "r'h'
70 The Tribune on the feeling among the farmers Il
| his section. says among other tmhss'
| eve along the line OF the Delaware, Lachawonna
| and Western Railroad Company are now discussing
The nropriety of forming stock company to buy the
creameres on that road or build new ones. uo '''"-
10 take shares Of stock in proportion TO the hunoc'
Of cans of milk furnished, then sell and snip All INC
milk and cream wanted, and work the balance in'@
butter or cheese at these stations
aThis plan is not agreed upon yet but where have
proposed it II TO meet with great ihVor' ana
have little doubt but that this Will be the course
pursued ON the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
road We had a meeting az Norwich, \. "a on f1D
ruary 49, and the Utica division indoTscd tns. ~
shall hold other meetings in the other DIVISIONS t vs.
week and have doubt but that the plan VIII ~
adopted Give all the encouraging talk you can ~
rbe Trune II IS Of great service here IN tins r7f
district in bringing the farmers into the organization
some are little weak hneed and need little brscrhs
IN so that they will stand by the Union WDen ins
Tribune took hold it gave them confidence