Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-15
THE PRODUCER.

Every producer, whether farmer miner manufac-
ure of necessity and for the of bound
tom and IN great many cases must find market for his
himself reasonable profit and above the
of production.
the in store for him The southern farmer for
@ sd tell he whether M ebafa e
staples will be largely affected matter of by the
the future " TIC 'se '"@se Staples Will
for purposes peanut Yielding high quail
ity of oiwhehe peanut flour will be utilized for human
proeinj that directly interest the farmer #
mean larger MARKET more Uniform demand for peanuts
and therefore, satisfactory financial return to the
IT, the other hand the peanut industry in the United ted
p & no a ar
nut oil and flour concerned then must remain
sa M o s like
cheapest from China and an
for the raising pc M to an sfe
se not Supply an ba
also the the world with these at very yer y5s s
and cooking and the rehned lower qualities lot
many raw " materials especially and foods
more important to i human life than vast sums OF s0o stored
Whether not cotton is exported on very large
high grade Egyptian o be into linens laess
etc. for our own use will have large beang upon inc
cotton in the south
south will be cultivated developed and become staple
farming product is also OF great importance TO the @
tent in high grade oil, today depend almost entirely
upon India and China for these products.
We pretend speak experts about cotton but
speak @ oils dr tor that mat oye oil ndus
we ae pepnu and oil industry the
5ys the ssf y in ts
bankers the of th snd ppe
of sesame ana also III
olives o to- be eaq4e at r
sonabe time and place of production to time and
place of consumption
be used for pu
Time OF the biggest @ h to st hi;
r raT to selling his market long
Owing to unsettled business conditions, production in
many lines almost standsti and the ultimate con
parts with until adjusted and until producers lind
their and commence to operate on large pro-
We remember that additional cent increase
IN me TO the ultimate because the ultimate CON
pays only the producers cent cost
but charges that and the middlemans profit
we'll
The manufacturer (who is producer in diff
, uets from raw materials peculiarly
HIS H % Sz
lower coorganze his saleoree IN order to reduce ms
Usu Of eommode what will called
his b h dn how 3 be- that eofs we as
through with money pancky conditions that have from time
time DESTROYED values the extent of hundreds of mil
lions of dollars.
The Federal Reserve Act has made money panics i'm
,ossble and investigation will show that is capable of
Surfing more stability lowering of the cost of
accomplishment of wonderful
suits if administered with the economic problems fully in
mind.
The idea seems prevail among bankers (and even
those administer the Federal Reserve Act that
the Banking system should act only as an
aid TO bankers first aid to the njured-the public
who are injured time they have to pay more for COM
modities than sane, economic production demands
Relatively speaking commodity banking is almost
known today the United States Compare London bank
inc TO New York banking compare Paris banking to New
York banking; compare Berlin banking to New York bank
ine-and do find? You will find trained merchant