The Springfield herald., 1913-05-09
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sssanil.conAassss-ls
common occurrsnuaA, RHais spd ,yegs,,
tables are often marketed through the
aid of two middlensan pdthe oitS,e9mr
mission dealeSbaReasbcR Fettail ,msrf1ap ant,
A ser rteA Of th5ee middlemen may In.
cl11tfa fiEat, fthA 4QAA buyer Hof the, ship
,PfJ;,o opd. oteAIoe sion, or M the
|, ,WhplsE and third. the re-
! tau omerehsq{ isanitAs,sale OF fruit by
sssotioniI Iawhash q ESmnon. i'm large cit
,fe.ssas st'eSfot the' usAsippio river, the
,suauoheet tsa6sk skadsi ibhai .4fnld ddieman!
|bslaoni9 II aissS "A IA * SsHtuoss are sStns2
otimes bSasht, Isas 6S A fSs;sI s; n ara
Eoshtgfsdetq LaMtRxtll lll!el here ssbe5 s5nsy
hs,obut into sacks and signs2stH
70. New York wholesaler or commiG
sAtpn man who In turn sells to9aTlNsw,
York retailer; rshsIlIP5r; EGgs and pouitry hrle-
Fusently pass thfsSSGgH The hands 81 at
Eieast four middfsMb hTiE" " dnzOUa
Public market pi2eas are established
in in sasss sssIs. & sHS isSa; Sc sas
such article. a. lsEgs sE.s as v anSies, dairy
farmers ~ ,RssfI ~ ff6m dealers. Da"I !
An9taes, 4AA4tgs2pd Which hal aids 4 the
psodhucsra sh AoI 2iSPbsAs cEf r. ohls crop y the
,pIb5te varahome. Illustrations of ,thIs
,Are, q fordsd, IA the marketing of tobao-
raai,ipi Nizginis snd wNerth Carolina.
nUoel frolna he,AoEtheTn. Rocky NOUN
EtG41H Statesp and tGAhnme extent rice
oussAsna fAadaTstas. The grow,
ef1i of thefp REPRESENTATIVE with. their
U5Suce. meet the buyers at these
Warehouses. 's'ee''''-r &c 's1lHp ,n'
While farm products are in transit
by rail, there are certain points ?, At
/ which theoeopsigne<o,@ may deaignate- q
anal nestinatioaaX The purpose Of this
practice is to enahiAsthe consigner to
ind the best markst for his goods
This is the plan follared IN shipping
fruits and veksts3s6les by mail from
califogq9t1f q9t1f r. Ss tSs sIss sIssst and from south.
The HsscTTaff4fy HsscTTaff 81 agriculture has
much ,tesqssy l.SapcsrnfhE associative
marAettasg by, fsrpsFss and the eco
in6mics Adsantages faFse stated In, detail.
'.A:11rvsyi of theuAystems of market
lingb faffn prcd,irts,irtleariy ,disoovers
what the farmers Uanofbest 10 to their
1, 1,Aayantage. They must associate
themselves together FOR the purpose 'of
assembling their individual contritul
ta0ns Of products, Of shipping in Car
elosd lnts. OF, obtaining market news
utdplaces to which 1t is practical to
SeHd their pfodnets4 To sell In "a con
siderable number Of markets, IL not in
many markets. and to secure the va
fious other eoonuMiausains of asso-
ciative selling" 1sdailduq,
.,,To carry out tAis diusgestionJ Git,as
,repommA3ded tHat II congress- restab
iiishsi i division Of markets, a corps
Of traye fihE efd,xkaHts be maintained
Peo'ssstI farmers farm ASSOCIATIONS
fof tnaEkakiag thsirs products, ,,, % ~ ,,"-
Ahsnsolthe subjects whose, inyes,
tfGationa,a !susgsatad are the storage
!, ,p1, fRPmtpro1ucts either on the farm
bos. ,elsewhefe pendinsn their sale: -, the
Iibssiusss' u tornmi4siens dealers, the
+surions' c0sts oYo fisrfeting,. properly
itsmized. and comparsd with prices Of
products at the farm and with conslm-
srs' prices: description OF principal
4 markets and,.ofo chief producing !, re-
giops; andssonelprobiems Of transper-