Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-05-26
(Farm Bureau News Seryic,

--NHo1IA%S1ouACduaa.4N SERVICE
The cooperative Screameries Of sMiri.5
nesota at last have their own direct
representative on the eastern market. 8.
The Minnesota Cooperative Cream.
erles association, Inc. announced that
N. sondergaard. American manager for
the United Danish Butter Associations,
Inc, has bee ONE its New York repre-.
sentative. The Minnesota association
mas taken over the entire establis hment
son street. New York City AZ. si>s5 "a "a
f. For the hrst time in history. the
dairy Industry Of Minnesota as q whole
has its own agency to protect its in
kets of the east. Prices, freight charg-
es, scorings supply and demand ana
every other. phase Of marketing IN
which the incomes Of Minnesota CO.
operative creamery patrons are con-
cerned will be watched byg the New
York office. TT s5.,. sS. E. ~:
The new eastern office already has
done service for Minnesota farmers.
according to A. j. Mcguire, manager of
the state association. Mr.. Sondergaard
has reported the arrival in New York
OF the nrst carload of eggs shipped CO.
operatively by Minnesota farmers un-
der the statewide egg marketing plan
worked out by the creameries associa-
ton at a conference last month. The
carload came from Glencoe. y. The pos
slblllries OF this marketing plan were
indicated, Mr.. Mcclure says, in the re-
port from the New York office
The carload of eggs from Glencoe is
receiving many favorable comments
mere oe ca, OF the fine quality Of the
informed that these eggs are some OF
the finest that have ever arrived in the
market at this time of the year. If
Minnesota can furnish this grade OF
eSSS, l see no reason why we should
not be doing a big business in eggs as
well as butter"
Never before, Mr.. Mcclure said,
have Minnesota farmers been allowed
to find out, as a whole, that their eggs
We're recognized as high class product
on the eastern markets. The new or
tce of the Minnesota dairy farmers On
the New York market. he said will pro-
tect the interests of the producers by
seeing that Minnesota products are
marketed at the highest price their
quality commands, and that the farm
ers get the full benefit of higher prices
paid for high quality.
Grain Market Rules Issued
st. Paul, May 2O.-The United States
ture trading act unconstitutional, and
as a result the Minnesota railroad and
warehouse commission is taking steps
to begin enforcement of the state law
providing for public supervision OF the
grain exchanges.
AS the first step, it has issued rules
directing the Minneapolis Chamber OF
Commerce, the Duluth Board of Trade
Il
quire all members to make a perma-
nent record of every sale or purchase
of wheat and other grains, including
flax The record must be maintained
regardless of whether the deals are
spot sales of cash grain, sales Of grain
to arrive. or purchases or sales Of
grain for future delivery. The record
must be in writing. and must show the
date of purchase or sale, the quantity.
the name of purchaser and seller, their
respective addresses. and the price
and terms of the purchase or sale.
Every exchange member is required
to open these records at any time to-
are ordered to keep record OF daily
receipts of all grain, the daily OPEN
ing, nigh. low and closing prices OF
wheat and other futures including t1a:s,
and the total amount of wheat and
other grains sold each day for future |
delivery.
Each exchange is required to post |
in a conspicuous place 4 bulletin show |
ing the number Of cars of spot cash
wheat or other grain, and the NUMBER
of bushels or cars of wheat or other !
grain sold to arrive. that have been
sold during the day on that excnange.
The injunctions brought ny the MIN
neapolis and Duluth exchanges to pre- |
vent enforcement If the state law
have been dismissed. The state rules |
are to go into effect june l; state OIL
Gals say they will be obeyed by the |
exchanges.
The federal law for regulation of !
the grain trade was held unconstitu- !
tional in that it sought to use the tax |
ing power of the government improp- |
erly. Farm bloc leaders plan to pre-
pare another law as rapidly as POSSIBLE.
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