Statement of Mr Edward Morris President of Morris Company Before the Commit
Statement of Mr Edward Morris President of Morris Company Before the Commit
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There is one big fact in this connection we should not lose sight of, and that is that it is to the great advan- tage of the producer that there should be sufficient re- frigerator cars, so that the product shall be taken quickly and regularly from the packing plants to the eastern markets, and thus enable the packers to buy the live stock when offered on the market. If these shipments are cut down so that the packing house is constantly filled, it will be impossible for the packer to absorb th...e live stock that is offered. There must be efficiency in the shipment and distribution of fresh meats, and this can only be done through the refrigerator cars. If the Government will require the common carrier to build and furnish promptly all cars that the packers need, there will be no complaint on that score; but it is my deliberate judgment it will never be done.
In that connection I would make this suggestion, that until it is demonstrated that the railroads will build and furnish sufficient cars for the packers' use, it is in the 21 interest both of the producer and the consumer, even if you disregard the packers altogether, that the packers be permitted to retain their present cars, for they have scarcely enough at this time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is one big fact in this connection we should not lose sight of, and that is that it is to the great advan- tage of the producer that there should be sufficient re- frigerator cars, so that the product shall be taken quickly and regularly from the packing plants to the eastern markets, and thus enable the packers to buy the live stock when offered on the market. If these shipments are cut down so that the packing house is constantly filled, it will be impossible for the packer to absorb th...e live stock that is offered. There must be efficiency in the shipment and distribution of fresh meats, and this can only be done through the refrigerator cars. If the Government will require the common carrier to build and furnish promptly all cars that the packers need, there will be no complaint on that score; but it is my deliberate judgment it will never be done.
In that connection I would make this suggestion, that until it is demonstrated that the railroads will build and furnish sufficient cars for the packers' use, it is in the 21 interest both of the producer and the consumer, even if you disregard the packers altogether, that the packers be permitted to retain their present cars, for they have scarcely enough at this time.
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