Fruit prospects report boosts California orchard yields
A Sacramento telegraph circular from a local fruit growers group forecasts a favorable outlook for 1810 deciduous fruits in California. Bloom through March and weather conditions will drive crop setting, with cherries and peaches showing strong potential while plums prunes and grapes vary by variety. Thinning and spraying receive heightened focus to ensure quality and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Packer This Week Itemizing Trades and Markets
A cluttered summary of agricultural trade notes across multiple regions. Mentions Chicago and New York dairy and poultry dealings, California fruit prospects, New Orleans cabbage, Indiana growers, and various vegetable markets from Detroit to Boston. Includes references to auctions, consignments, and shipping notes with sporadic place and entity names.
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Asherton
Texwin
New
Marke
California
New York
Chicike Wau Ee Utd HoUltry
Kansan
Knuxvile
Teun
Aumin
Wilmington
S.C
Mukai
Adrian, & Ci
Calypso
Ne Sy
Youngstown
N. Y
Packer
National League
Egat
Chicago
Indiana
St. Louis
Columbus
Nashville
Memphis
Baltlemore
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Boston
Piisburg
Detroit
If. Louis
Princeton
Aurora
Rto
Jos Angeles
Cleveland
Kansas City
Tennessee
Barry
Brock
Florida
In Business Again Matt Waiters Faces Kuozot Operaties Fallout
Matt Waiters returns to venture after a failed stint at Kuozot Operaties linked to Tani and Cu. Keviville and Teno are noted as locations with April 1 timing referenced in documents.
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Matt Waiters
Tani & Cu
Keviville
Teno
Matt
Elusive Wilmington Concern Plagues Local Trade
The Wilmington Fruit Co. has sent circulars to shippers of fruit vegetables butter eggs and poultry but offers no street address. Local searchers are unable to locate the company and its operations remain unclear and elusive to Wilmington traders.
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Wilmington
S.C
Wilmington Fruit Co
Mulhell to Face Additional Charge After Baltimore Jail Term
Apr 15 Want McHhall New York J T Mulhell may be charged again after release from Baltimore Jail where Judge Morris ordered six months. U S district attorney Bottoh seeks term duration details and Mulhall will be taken to face another trial once freed. An unrelated note mentions Klondyke strawberries at this Point with strong demand in northern markets and berry land offered at low prices to buyers.
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New York
J. T. Mulhell
Baltimore
Morris
United States District Attorney
Bottoh
Post Office
Jaye Mulkall
Berrien
E.W. Kingman & Co
Moston
D. D. Anderson
New Orleans Onion and Potato Market Report
Detailing shipping among loan firms and traders in New Orleans and nearby ports, the article notes active car shipments, price ranges from 2.00 per barrel to 4.50 for Volatues, and upcoming movement to Bend Long Beach and other southern points. It cites Florida and Georgia crop reports, regional trade notes, and a preview of a Texas car lot movement starting May 1.
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New Orleans
New G Orleans
Apr
Bax
Ehlons
Baton Rouge
Montgomery
Bend Long Beach
Miss. F
Southern Facttic Rattv and Co
Port Clinton
Bayou Lafourche
Lawtey
Fla
Cropa
Florida
Georgia
Detroit
Brenham
Tex
Billy Burst
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Chicago
Potee
Crystal Springs
Miss
Council
Ida
Crops and fruit markets across multiple regions reported
The record lists crops with readiness dates for northern markets including turnips beans cucumbers Irish potatoes peppers watermelons and more. It notes Kansas City citrus and fruit trade trends with cooler weather lifting apple prices and general stock quality issues across Columbus Nashville Cincinnati Chicago and other locales.
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Calypan
N. C
Albritiun
Chicago
Colbuon Fruit Co
Agricultural extension study prompts peach grower outreach
An early 20th century note from Atlanta dated August 6 1910 discusses a widespread push among fruit growers to adopt improved spraying cultivation and post harvest practices. Reports from about twenty nine states show educational campaigns and demonstrations by agricultural authorities and associations. The aim is to raise fruit quality reduce losses and align shipments with market demand while addressing transportation costs and grower reliance on personal handling.
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Atlanta
Packer Ag
Stwenty-Mio
Rene
Sid Condien
Seale
Michigan fruit promising in western Michigan reports April frost damage
Apr 14 reports from Grand Rapids and surrounding counties indicate early fruit buds and blossoms in western Michigan, with peaches in Rutland County lightly damaged. Early crops show good prospects for apples, plums, cherries, and small fruits despite frost. Northern counties lead in showings while central and southern counties close behind. Prices for apples, plums, and cherries are listed, and cold weather fears persist for other regions.
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Grand Rapids
Mlc
Grad Rapids
Wkely
Oveana
Michisan
Ratan
Bi Thy
Rutan
Yarlouy Pole
Lansing
Mich
Secretary of Site
Waitiook
Enormous Egg Receipts Push to End of April Market
Chicago reports record egg receipts and rising storage demands as buyers await May gains. Markets show heavy supplies, with prices flat to down slightly as dealers assess storage needs and future deliveries through April 21 and beyond. Strong entities include Chicago traders, Monarch wax, Union storage, and Oklahoma entries amid mixed bidding for Firsts and extras.
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Chicago
Mayers
Estes
Shiga
Munday
Oklahoma
Stapake
Pelcos
Eturdige
Monarch
Sac
Kanase
Mie
Wistie
A.W. Bear
Cees
Gover Hedley
Bear
Itike
Mtui Jage
Teoctern Atest
New Orleans Vegetables See Low Prices Amid Heavy Supply
Apr. 14 in New Orleans reports curbing demand for beets carrots and onions while prices stay low due to abundant receipts from nearby and Charleston. Chickpeas escarole and shallots show modest activity with varying quotes. futures imply weak beet demand amid market pressure and new membership discussions stirring on the board.
Nine months storage limit proposed for article quality
Washington April 14 Professor Wiley of the USDA bureau of chemistry says nine months should be the old storage limit for articles of fool. Senator Lodge submitted a Senate report on storage effects by Dr Hey noting cold storage serves two legitimate purposes to keep products fit for sale and to bring fresh articles to market and illustrate proper storage of vegetables fish milk butter eggs poultry for delivery in warm weather.
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Washington, D.C
Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Senator Lodge
Senate
Hey
Rate agitation Exd report on railroad rates across nations
Chicago reports indicate railroads eastward will not advance rates on butter eggs and poultry less than carload. Central Freight Association and Official Classification committee debated and reportedly dropped plans to raise less than carload rates. League Convention notes from Buffalo via Norfolk. Lewisine berries price spike reported with tecripts and sale figures.
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Chicago
New York
Central Freight Assn
Celery Market in Poor Shape Amid Low Prices
The New York celery market reports very poor demand and stock condition with many cars sold for less than freight. Finest Manatee crates bring about 1.50, Sanford crates run from 1 down, and California celery sold at district docks as low as 2.00. Freight adds over 2 per crate for western shipments. stock quality is ordinary and tops appear seeded. A Western influence notes good peach prospects and a bumper crop expected with favorable blossom weather.
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New York
Beth Os Feguins
Sanford
California
Munmetows
Roupgwrown
N. Ys
Butter Supply Short Stirs Creamery Market Demand
New York April 11 The butter supply remains tight despite a price advance as creamery stocks are small and buyers compete. Dealers seek to protect regular customers by rationing receipts, with premium quotes varying for shipments and storage creamery demand remaining brisk on late-week specials and next-week deliveries.
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New York
Selix
Pauley
New York egg market steadies after two price cuts
In New York on April 15 the egg market shows easier trading with two reductions this week amid ample western arrivals. Storage houses are nearly full and western shippers hold off, reducing active trade as consumption remains light. Much stock arriving now costs too high to profitably sell, leading to sustained heavy storing.
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New York
Poultry Market Report From April Delivery Window
Yorke Yuuliry Markets report steady poultry prices with good demand. Geese and fowls sold fairly well while ducking and sitcheus showed softer activity. Fowls and ducks ranged around 20 to 40 cents, turkeys at 40 cents, shipments arriving with known quotes for April.
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Kew Orork
Saprin
Searby
Iso
Raven
Sitcheus
Cire
Aulvanea
Pasavar
Egg markets report brisk storage egg trade and prices
In Apr 14 reports from Kansas and Brives egg dealers describe a robust storage egg market with mixed quality. Prices varied by storage packed and current receipts, with bids around 5.00 to 6.50 and delivery options extending into next week. Weather favored high quality shells and early season storage, while recent shipments showed some dirt and price adjustments.
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Kansas
Clits
Jorsex
Hao
Chicago
Pride
Southern
Snet
Market for hens recovers in Kansas City area
Apr 13 Kansas City reports a rise in hen receipts due to productive operations boosting market activity into Monday. Prices eased with some offerings sold, demand steady for hens and chicks delivered via Chicago. Poultry looked strong, ducks and geese scarce, broilers in best sellers, but overall volume and pricing fluctuated amid sharp regional shifts.
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Kansas City
Minneapo dealer visits New York on return trip
F G Jordan of Jordan Bros produce dealers stopped in New York on his way back to Minneapolis after visiting a large home in Bar Harbor Maine.
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New York
F. G. Jordan
Jordan Bros
Minneapo Ve
Big Vid
Bar
Hur
Premeditated or not Seymour faces inquiry in bankruptcy case
In Terre Haute Seymour faces a thorough investigation into private affairs and possible transfers of property seen as improvident. Assets are shown at zero with creditors at 5259.40. Reports allege aggressive bankruptcy maneuvering to reset finances. Local police label Seymour's business conduct as poor and rumor of a fresh start after bankruptcy lingers.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Arthe
Seymour
Soyammir
Eriitara
Leonel
Bey
Mour
Voultry
Ate
Trym Varluis
Dacul
Nome
Neave Apple Receipts Describe New York Demand Push
New York apr 15 trade reports strong demand for apples as receipts from U S growers remained heavy yet improving. Prices for various varieties show gains with listed names and figures across regions including Virginia Missouri and Washington. Foreign markets and Australian fruit noted as influencing European supply.
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New York
York
Huldwitz
Ben Lavie
Mimiets
Lelorade Bote Davie
Sapa & To Andims Weautys
Washington and
Oregon
Orange fruit market notes and packer concerns
The article reports citrus shipments and fruit mix in California and Riverside Redlands through April, noting totals of 2 207 cars with lemons and navels, a weak year so far, and tensions between growers packers and traders. It cites price expectations, eastern demand, and frost damaged fruit affecting supply and consumer response.
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Pointa Rm
California
Riverdide
Redlands
Packer
Nere
Riverside
Orange County
Los Angeles
Ais
Chile
Henry
Onion crop damaged by thrips across Anderton area
A 1910 Mississippi Valley note reports onion fields in Anderton Texas showing thrips impact. Several plots that appeared promising are now pale or white, making yield estimates unreliable. Local reader Hal Runnels mentions the crop’s reduced prospects and the unusual decay in early April.
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Asherton
Tex
Apr
Hal Runnels
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Buffalo News
F. Park
Pittsburg
Bat
Imore
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Cosben
la Place
G. M.D. Legg
Plancheville
Repe- Farrie Brothers
Pulaski
Portes
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Indianapolis
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Almston
Abdey Farrin
Farrin
Mehler
Southwest Incline
Calypas
Kansan City
Medina
Tenn
Deeitur
En Ozark
Kansae City
Cincinnati
Gadaden
Cuba
Santaville
Mr. Pleming
Gusts Imvortany
Tunil
Michigan
Rae
Honton Warver
Jaya Sao
Lerrien Springs
Mick
Fee
Exiege
Ain
Chicago Records
Bear & Polick Compissyoneir
Beral
Wutter
Marcel
Ory
Lee
Charleston
Jollosz
Sun
Hie
M. J. Power Co
Ube
Hertiern
Ene Tigre
Noriko
Aprita
Seie
Starsig
Pribas
Dr. Wiley
the League
The
Norfolk
Chicago Berries
Monlay
Celery Market
Alfred Gray
Ballsbury
Mil
Celpis
Louiviana
E W. Townsend
Create
Chicago Produce Trade & Credit Aren
Woorheeseville
N.v. AE
MONE
Wy Yorke Yuuliry Markets
Fage
Moen
Teon
Mioneepotla
Visite Eset
Arthur Setmolr
Neave Apple
Anderton, Tex
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