Excerpt from The New England Farmer, 1868, Vol. 2: Devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, and Kindred Arts and Sciences A combination among farmers that they will sell no milk under fifty cents a can, might com pel the contractor to pay that price for a very short time, until others outside the combina tion could undersell, as they surely would very soon. At that high price, the production of milk would be doubled in six months, and 'as neither hotel customers, babies, nor anybody else, could be persuaded to use double quanti ties, there would be an over supply, and the farmers would undersell each other, and force the price below even a' fair one.

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