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No schedule of prices or quotation shall be issued or be 

 distributed by any of the parties of the second part, except 

 through the party of the first part. 



None of the parties of the second part shall employ any 

 traveling man, agent, or solicitor for the sale of its fruit. 



Copies of all correspondence or other matters in any man- 

 ner affecting the interests of the parties of the second part 

 shall be promptly forwarded by the respective agents to the 

 parties of the second part whose interests are involved. 



The party of the first part shall cause the fruit furnished 

 by said several parties of the second part to be sold for the 

 account of the party of the second part furnishing the fruit, 

 and full report and account sales shall be promptly rendered 

 therefor, and payment of money made direct to the party 

 of the second part shipping such fruit, and a copy of the ac- 

 count sales shall be rendered to the party of the first part. 



Each of the parties of the second part shall furnish to 

 the Secretary of the party of the first part an estimate of 

 the number of cars of each variety of fruit controlled by 

 said second party as often as called for by the Board of 

 Directors of said first party. 



That whenever in this contract the word "car" occurs, 

 as relating to a carload of fruit, it shall be considered as 

 containing the minimum fixed by the Carriers. 



The party of the first part agrees to use its best efforts 

 to sell, market, and dispose of the fruit belohging to said 

 parties of the second part as aforesaid, but it is expressly 

 agreed between the parties hereto that the said party of the 

 first part in the sale and disposal of said fruits acts only as 

 Agent of the said parties of the second part and shall not 

 be held liable for any loss that may result in disposing of 

 such fruit, except as herein provided. 



The only losses assumed by the party of the first part are 

 those arising from financial failures or default of purchasers 

 after having positively accepted the fruit, and which default 

 is not due to complaint of the buyer of the quality, condition 

 or grade of the shipment, and these losses shall be assessed 

 to the parties of the second part on a percentage based upon 

 the gross f. o. b. returns for the year. 



The party of the first part shall maintain a claim depart- 



