History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)
Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 70
nd they are termedcountry buyers. Some eastern dealershave several hundred country buyers fromwhom they buy wool. This system pre-vails largely in the states east of the Mis-sissippi where flocks are small in numberand each farmer clips only a few hundredpounds of wool. The country buyer visitsthe… … Amoskeag Counting Room located to serve the convenience of buyers.A large office staff is required to recordadequately the many transactions and stepsinvolved in the buying, shipping, storingand grading of several million pounds ofwool per year. if the dealer wishes tocarry a complete line of…
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