California deciduous fruit handling set to dominate New York market
All arrangements for handling at least five million boxes of California deciduous fruit are complete. The Di Giorgio Connolly Fanning group gains control. James M. Fanning's firm to manage California shipments through Connolly Auctions. Vic tor L. Zorn named auctioneer for Central Auction Company, with plans to sell California Fruit Distributors and California Fruit Growers' Exchange produce, as various auction houses coordinate nationwide sales from Boston to Toronto.
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New York
Californix
di Giorgio- Connolly-Fanning
Bills
Charles B. Thurston
California
Thirston
Phillyston
Mke
James M. Fanning
Zorn
New York Fruit Exchange
Hugh Connelly Standard
Connelly Auction Company
California Fruit Distributors
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
R. Dastwyler & Company
Montreal
White & Compiny
Toronto
Cincinnati
Burton
Flor- Wht Citrus Exchange
Districwar Inich
Florida Citrus ’Exchange
Tennessee Shipper Advocates Against Cold Storage Legislation
A Winchester Tennessee letter mirrors widespread concern over proposed federal measures to curb cold storage eggs. A Tennessee shipper argues storage limits would raise egg prices, hurt consumers, and disrupt supplies by reducing March May storage. He urges letters to lawmakers to oppose prohibitive storage bans and warns higher meat prices would follow.
Delignore Company at California Fruit Auction Meeting
April 7 report on the Cieiniati Pruit Auction Co appointment for hand of deciduets and duty of fruit distributors. Castellini, president, noted the venture to meeting while Delsignore & Co. were former ents Herve and Whe Dirty left for Doteadt. An early arrival from California included Hi McWavitt, manager of the Prost Distributers, H.A. Kiss, and other fruit distributors.
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Yy Ehmatt
Cieiniati Pruit Auction Co
GU Deciduetis
Castellini
Umction Company
Delsignore & Co
Herve
Doteadt
California
Hi McWavitt
the & Prost
H.A. Kiss
Mithozer
Kult 2 Dewens
Biarr Fruit
Pioneer
Visiting Butter and Eye dten New York April Mercantile Exchange Week
fragmentary OCR lists names and places from a Mercantile Exchange report in April. Includes J Murphy Chicago and Boston figures, Singer Mahoon Jr and others, with scattered city names such as Pittsfield, Philadelphia, Syracuse and Norwich.
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New York
Mercantile ‘Exchange
J. Murphy
Chiee
Bobs
Pittsfield
Mass
Fresh market trends in butter and egg markets across cities
Chicago April 7 reports a mixed outlook for butter with dealers split on price direction while egg markets in Kansas City and Oklahoma show large production, good quality and steady storage demand. Storage eggs fetch about 4.25 to 4.80, with carload bids around 4.40 to 4.85 in varied markets. Rocky Ford acreage news notes selection by Eastern operators signing contracts for 1911.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Wye
Jie
Lawrence
Kas
Rocky Ford
Denver
Cal
Eggs in storage rise in markets across the country
Reports from thirty seven warehouses in major markets as of April 1 show 250000 cases of eggs in storage, up from 114000 a year ago. New York notes the figures as April 7. Aged inventory levels reflect growing supplies in commerce.
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New York
Butter stocks rise sharply in New York markets
On April 1 1937 wirehouse markets in New York reported butter stocks of 14 401 000 pounds up from 4 700 000 a year earlier. The total shows butter inventories tripling over the past year driven by growing demand and storage capacity.
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Mitch
New York
Eggs Prices Rise Amid Uncleared Storage Ahead of Easter
Beekeeping markets report higher egg prices this week with upward bids on storage packed extras and firsts. Demand on the street remains strong for a good first despite heavier receipts and cold weather risking further shortages at country points. Market notes include large lots from Missouri Kentucky and Oklahoma, varying bids for storage packed extras and firsts, and concerns that a cold snap could limit supply until after Easter.
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Mysclf
Amt
Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Packer
Lic
Eata
Yrp
Northwestern
Minnesota
Butter Market Sinks Further in New York Trade
New York April 7 The butter market showed a continued decline last week with fresh creamery lots selling as low as 14 to 16? cents. Prices drifted downward through midweek, with late week activity weak and selling fractions quoted. buyers held back as stock remained scarce and grades varied. market tone remained soft into Friday with forecasts of further pressure.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
F. Park
New York
Florida
Wabasco
Fla
Newbery
N. C
George Grupe
Iowa
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Wirt
Cain
Amltes CA
Ci Lge
Poultry Demand Strong for Live and Dressed in New York
New York April 7 reported good demand for live poultry with steady prices for dressed meat. Receipts of live turkeys this week were smaller than anticipated and buyers showed readiness to pay firm rates for both live birds and dressed poultry.
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New York
Unreadable OCR: scattered items and garbled text
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions bowls, Utes and ducks with uncertain numbers and stray words. The content is too corrupted to extract coherent events, entities, or a clear news item for a proper summary.
Eggs Move In Market Amid Liberal Arrivals In New York
New York April 7 The egg market shows a general rise with ample arrivals at western points. March receipts totaled 511,109 cases, up from 404,833 year earlier, and week ending Saturday receipts reached 28,884 versus 140,801 last year. Stocks move into coolers rapidly with uncertain remaining inventory, estimated near 50,000 cases. Prices hover around storage pack levels with 16 to 17 cents for fresh firsts and related grades across Tennessee Kentucky and Missouri markets.
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New York
Aigiees
Mrnday
Indiana
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Onions In New York Weather Delays Texas Shipments
Rainy conditions slow Texas boat traffic delaying onion shipments while Bermudas arrive and New York prices hold steady. Western New York and Ohio 10 pound bags sell around 8 to 8.50 per bag with New England stock matching similar rates as Mexi steamer Tesus Barrattan departed Galveston and expected to dock next week.
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Texas
Stack
Poultry Market in Chicago Receipts Light Demand Steady
In Chicago this week live poultry receipts were light while demand remained moderately active at last week’s price levels. Chickens and fowls sold 16 to 16 1/2 cents, ducks 16 to 17 cents, and geese about 15 cents with prices fluctuating as freight cars and express vans delivered steady supplies.
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Chicago
Berry Movement in Independence Louisiana April shipment pace falters
Berry shipments are light with only seven ears today as severe weather and cold have damaged crops. Young plants show good capacity but late frosts cut yields. buyers report prices at $1.75 per pint case. Movement not expected to exceed ten cars for today as the food market adjusts, according to the Independence Warmers' Association.
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Independenece
Berries at Maryville and regional market notes
Maryville Tennessee April 1 1911 post note from KE Cateman to The Packer enclosing a $1 money order for subscription and announcing carrot strawberry crop prospects from Blount county. Lam sales manager indicates shipment plans and dealer correspondence sought. Knoxville area market report April 6 notes heavy egg jacket goods and eye sales with prices and rising shipments.
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Maryville
Fens
Tenn
Armona Trail & Truck Growers
Blount County
Lam
KE. E. Cateman
Berry Growers Optimistic Amid Strong Strawberry Outlook
Day ton and surrounding towns report a robust strawberry outlook with acreage rising sharply. Varieties include Thompsons Klondykes Aroma and Gandy as warm weather favors bloom. shipments expected to start around April 20 to May 1, led by Dayton Evansville Spring City and Chatta nooga with carloads rising from last year.
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Missouri Fruit Bulletin
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