Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Report of the Mayor's Market Commission: Of New York City, December, 1913
A hundred years ago the perishable farm products used in the city all came from nearby farms - there were no means of bringing them over greater distances: When Washington Market was built in 1812 it was a place where the farmer brought his goods and sold them to the people. To-day conditions are more complex and the means of establishing a direct route between producer and consumer less obvious, but public interest in the matter and public provision of the right kind of market is not less important.
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