middleman

Jews found a profitable niche as middlemen between farmers in the hinterlands and large export firms in the port.

Engineered by Billoughby, the railroad was simply playing the part of the good big brother to these new middlemen.

Everything for sale passed through the hands of a succession of middlemen before it reached the public.

Each of the middlemen would allot himself a profit of from twenty to two hundred per cent.

This same statement applies to all traveling salesmen, and to a great percentage of middlemen.

The rivalries of jobbers and middlemen in different cities are inevitably borne into the offices of traffic managers.