Market notes from St Paul and Rogers sale in Salem
St Paul reports light market offerings with firm tone as colder weather boosts values. Potatoes, onions, cabbage and other vegetables show higher or steady prices amid light receipts and costly freight. Fruits hold firm with limited stocks. Louisianas and oranges show modest gains. Charles R. Rogers sells his stake in Rogers & Schwartz to Frank and Joseph Schwarty in Salem.
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Charles R. Rogers
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Rogers & Schwartz
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A Fair Vegetable Trade in Chicago
Chicago April 4 dealers reported a fair but not active week in green vegetables with prices largely steady. Demand lagged due to chilly weather. supplies were ample with mixed strength among items such as beans, spinach, lettuce, asparagus, cucumbers, peppers, and tomatoes. Prices varied by quality and region, with California and Florida origins noted for multiple greens and related produce.
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Chicago
Florida
New Orleans
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California
Alabama
Imperial Valley
Igeberg
Illinois
Kenner
St. Louis
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