. Der nationale Standard squab Buch. Tauben. 138 NATIONALEN STANDARD SQUAB BUCH dunkle, $ 2.10 pro Dutzend. Möchte alle Jungvögel, die Sie bekommen können. Für den Fall, Sie haben keine guten Kunden, die beginnen, in, ich möchte Sie mir senden würde, um eine vollständige Liste der, dass Handel, so dass ich Ihnen gelegentlich schreiben kann, und sie auf den Zustand des Marktes. Die Antwort erhielten wir den folgenden Brief von der oben genannten Firma: Plymouth Rock Squab Co., Boston, Mass.: Herren: Ihr Brief der 1. ordnungsgemäß empfangen, und ich freue mich so schnell von Dir zu hören. Ich habe eine ganze Anzahl von Briefen aus sm empfangen

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. The national standard squab book. Pigeons. 138 NATIONAL STANDARD SQUAB BOOK dark, $2.10 per dozen. Would like to have all the squabs you can get. In case you have any good customers that are starting in, I wish you would send me a complete list of that trade, so that I can write to them occasionally, and post them on the condition of the market. To OUT answer we received the following letter from the above firm: Plymouth Rock Squab Co., Boston, Mass.: Gentlemen: Your letter of the 1st duly received, and I am glad to hear from you so promptly. I have received quite a number of letters from small shippers who, judging by the way they write, must be beginners, and know but very little of the business. I have tried to make things as plain as possible to them, and encouraged them all to start in and increase the size of their ^piirchases from you to such an extent that it will pay them to ship. Of course we are obliged to take these small shipments, and encourage them along as much as possible, but very often i '"ter we have got a man started, he would have made a pretty fair shipper, but some one gets hold of him in the meantime and makes him believe that he can do better than we can, which is one reason that I object to helping these small shippers along. As above stated, as soon as they get started they begin switching around, and the ma, n who starts them has very little for his trouble and pains of putting them in the way of mak- ing money. 1 wish if you have any shippers' addresses in the West or in Wisconsin (which seems to be quite a squab country) and also in either Illinois or Minnesota, that you would send them to me. They seem to be doing pretty well in that section, and are satisfied with the fair prices they get from our market. on account of the poor prices they get In Chicago, or elsewhere neai'er home. At the present time, squabs are very scarce and very high. We are even returning more money than, the last quotations I sent you, in order to get en

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1920
• booksubjectpigeons
• bookyear1921