Eggs Remain Steady as Demand Holds in Kansas City
The Kansas City egg market stays firm despite Easter demand easing. Prices at shipping points run high with best storage eggs quoted around 18 to 14 cents, keeping gains record long. Local storage is limited as dealers pull stock for immediate sale, while arrivals stay quality. forecasts vary on future weakness but a pickup in production could offset demand.
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Kansas City
Eady
Chicago
Tirey
Ao Daga
Tse Southern
Poultry Market Quiet in Kansas City Auction
In Kansas City the poultry market was unusually quiet due to light arrivals and high prices curtailing demand. Hens were less plentiful, keeping prices firm with quotes rising by Tuesday, while other poultry offerings were light and steady to firm. Small chicks scarce as quality and size influenced buyers.
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Kansts
Oklahoma Stations Issue Bullets on Broom Corn and Buskeeper's Calendar
Late Bulletin notes from Stillwater Oklahoma April 3 state that the Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station has issued bulletin No. 167 titled Broom Corn Culture and bulletin No. 163 titled The Oklahoma Buskeeper's Calendar and Honey Plantalist.
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Stillwater
Okla
The
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Oklahoma
Produce House Lehnhard and Neuert in Evansville
One of the principal produce houses in Evansville Indiana is Lehnhard and Neuert located at 18 Sycamore avenue. They are a well known established business with a large trade in their lines handling kiwis, fruits and vegetables, strawberries and southern early fruits.
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Evansville
Ind
Lehnhard & Neuert
Sycamore Avenue
Egg Receipts Rise Amid Cautious Storage Demand
Egg markets show higher receipts and steadier storage stocks while buyers remain wary of entering storage deals. Firsts and storage eggs edge up, goose and duck eggs in demand. prices hover around 19 to 20 cents. Receipts for four days total 92,760 cases, with Friday sales easing and overall weekly receipts near 114,111. Chicago April reports also note rising potato prices amid mixed supply and forecasts of higher levels.
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Chicago
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Poultry Market Firm in Chicago Amid Jewish Holidays
Chicago April 9 The poultry market remained firm with light receipts and strong demand as Jewish holidays boosted buying. Prices advanced to 14c for fowls, with midweek arrivals 3 cars by freight and express. Some birds from distant points were crowded and suffocated. dressers biased against stock fed before shipping.
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Chicago
Express
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Potatoes Rally Continues As Colorado Supply Remains Tight
Potatoes rose again in Kansas City as Colorado’s limited shipments constrain supplies. Colorado Peaks in carrots fetch about $1.10 and rurals around $1.13, with dealers behind on orders. Expect a firm, possibly strong market until new stock from Texas, Cuba, and Florida arrives. Northern stock also higher with best rurals around $1.10. No foreign arrivals due to high seaboard prices.
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Nless
Texas
Cuba
Florida
Burbanks
Carnote
Seaboard
Texas Truck Growers Hopeful As Shipping Season Nears
Dallas April 8 Texas fruit and vegetable growers brace for the active shipping season. Frosts rains and dry spells delayed crops but optimism grows as many producers plan to ship here and home, with new growers entering truck farming. The Packer man notes Texas advantages, consignment or direct sales, and aims for strong profits while avoiding oversupply.
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Tex
In &O
Packer
Texas
Asia
Ina
Pointe Mich
Salem
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Texas fruits and vegetables poised for strong profits in year
The Packer foresees profitable opportunities for Texas grown fruits and vegetables if growers diversify, sort, and pack carefully. Buyers should select trustworthy houses as some shipments may be misrepresented. Dealers should focus on Texas shipments now to capitalize on crops and avoid missing the market.
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Texas
Express business figures show expansion in early 1900s
Chicago based Business Magazine cites a census report on 34 express companies. In 1907 they operated 236.9 miles of express routes up 35.5 percent since 1890, with 91 percent on steam railroads and 27 firms employing 79,284 workers. Texas and New York emerge as leading mileage regions.
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Chicago
Bureau of the Census
United States
Alaska
Dams
American, Pacific, Southern
Wells Fargo
American Express Co
Texas
Illinoia
Toowa
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Kansas
California
Nevada
Departments of Railways
United States Post Office Department
Express Companies Invest in Railways and Stocks
Nearly half of the industry’s $81,018,641 business was by American Express Co. The combined capitalisation of the express firms is $68,853,200. Smaller firms pay profits to shareholders, while larger firms retain surplus and invest in railways and other express stocks and bonds. Railway companies held $20,668,000 of express stock. express firms owned railway stock and bonds totaling $22,218,950 and $12,324,000 respectively, with $11,618,125 in other express stocks. Total express company receipts in 1907 reached $128,117,176, 97 percent from operation.
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American Express Co
Census Bureau
the Bulletin
Creamery Butter Demand and Arrivals Report
The text notes demand not verifiable and arrivals quality described as normal. Packing stock remains steady with fairly good demand for light to moderate offerings. Limited clear details on dates or specific entities.
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Ormal
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