Indianapolis Poultry Trust Probed By State And Federal Officials
The Indiana Poultry industry faces scrutiny as state and federal attorneys probe a suspected trust operating across Indiana and Ohio. An independent firm, the Indianapolis Poultry Co, challenges the clique by paying country shippers market values and publishing accurate prices, attracting suppliers and inflaming local rivals.
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Indianapolis
Hs Poultry Industry
Indianapols
Bjen
Lips
Indiana
Thy
Ohio
E.R. Jaques Co
D. E. KE B
Big Five
Baeshaue
Prang
Clque
Indianapolis Poultry Co
The
Ippers
Interer
Drop in Potato Prices Hits Slow Trade in Chicago Market
Chicago reports a sharp potato market slump as demand falters. Receipts lag behind last week and last year, stock quality shifts toward inferior goods, and prices dip from 42-45 cents to 37-38 cents for certain lots. Some hope for a season wind-up despite persistent discouragement. flushed with heavier Florida arrivals, No 1 red at 6 per barrel, white at 5, No 2s about 1 fewer, Florida hampers at 2, a few Louisiana at 1.50.
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Chicago
New Spadia
Florida
Louisiana
California
New Orleans
Illinois
Roseland
Texas
Lexus
Chicago Market Notes and Ball Forgery Hearing
Chicago reports a slow vegetable market with mixed supplies and prices across produce items from spinach to cucumbers. Florida tomatoes and California stock were firmer. a Ball forgery case against E D Ball faced postponement with a preliminary hearing planned and potential indictments.
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Polie
Ball
Grand Jury
Onion Market Break Shocks Dallas Trade in Laredo
Texas onions fell sharply at Laredo with yellows offered at 1 dollar per crate fob and Crystal Wax at 12s. The association held for 1 dollar 26 cents and 1 dollar 40 cents on wax.
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Dallas
Tex
Laredo
Texas Onions Movement From Rio Grande Valley
Texas onion trade moves briskly with shipments concentrated through Laredo through April. Early onions are small but better grades expected later. prices hover around 1.18 to 1.26 per crate f o b as growers face quality and weather setbacks. Galveston port projects about 6,500 cars to move, with 1,500 destined for New York. season totals about 500 cars below last year due to cold spell. Jacksonville reports poor early onions but better late crop prospects. St Louis to handle shipments as they arrive.
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Liej al
Texas
Bermudas
Everett
Love
Galveston
New York
D. Jarratt
Tuep Bay
Harlingen
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande & Coast
H. M. Wilkins
Southern Pacific Steamship Co
Morganine
Laredo
Jacksonville
Alexander
St. Louis
Strawberries Move Boosted By Weather In Louisiana Belt
New Orleans April 17 reports show the Independence strawberry movement growing and prices steady as cool weather delayed maturity but kept output near demand. About seven to eight cars daily from Independence, with 120 cars shipped so far, and prospects of a larger week ahead. Ponchatoula, Hammond, and other towns see strong demand, prices from 1.80 to 2.25 per crate, output rising as warmer weather arrives. Numerous buyers from Chicago to Cincinnati line up amid improving express service and road conditions after flood delays.
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Independence
Louisiana
Cairo
Louis Ashbey
Independence Farmers’ Agan
Ponchatoula
E. C. Strader
Asen
Hammond
Bermuda onion crates spark market scrutiny in Dallas
In Dallas on April 18, shipments of Bermuda onions arrive in new crates with five pounds less capacity per crate. Buyers question crate measurements before orders, as shortages affect many crates. Mexican onions remain preferred for size. Prices range from 1.15 to 1.25 per crate fob Dallas, with johbing trade at 1.75 to 2.00. Elgin butter market rises as creamery extras gain one cent with bids around 33 cents.
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Elgin
New York
Quilhem
Dallas
Bermuda
South Texas
F. O. B. Laredo
Lig
Lctl
Advertisements index for fruit and produce trade
A dense scan of PAGE listings outlines offerings of apples onions potatoes berries and other produce across Texas Florida Georgia Mississippi Arkansas Tennessee and California. It notes seeds plants irrigation equipment refrigeration plants and farm tools with multiple city references and trade needs across major markets.
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Hastings
Florida
Georgia
California
California Citrus Movement
O. K
Pacific Coast
Florida News
General
Macon
News of Georgia Growers
Texas
Bermuda
Arkansas
Mississippi
Fla
Calif
Alabama
Tennessee
Dayton
Humboldt
Curve
Chattanooga
Kenton
Greenfield
Sale Creek
Jackson
Spring City
Trelevant
Dyer
Ripley
Knoxville
Soddy
Augusta
Apple movement shows strong volume in storage districts
The Kansas City report notes a very satisfactory apple movement from U S storages in March 1913 with 1.6 to 1.7 million barrels and 2.2 million boxes moved in April 1 totals. Actual barreled apples stand around 1.4 million with about 2.2 million boxes. year over year gains of 60 percent in barrels and 115 to 120 percent in boxed stock. Western holdings risk due to late season, mainly in Washington Oregon and California storages. New York and Missouri hold substantial shares among others. The outlook hinges on future conditions and demand as citrus competition shifts.
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United States
California
New York
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Tennessee
West Virginia
Washington
Kansas
Illinois
Colorado
Texas
Idaho
Iowa
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Washington State
Yakama
Wenatchee
Seattle
Spokane
Hood River
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Watsonville
New York State
New York City
Creditors Extend Time for Guilhem Company Charter
Charles S. Guilhem Co Incorporates with capital stock of 10000 to operate as Charles S Guilhem Company. Austin reporters note nearly all creditors agreed to extended time to allow business for meeting outstanding notes. Incorporators listed: H C McVay, D A Goodstein, and Charles S Guilhem.
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Austin
Tex
Chas
S. Guilhem
Charles 5
Guilhem
Capital Stock
H.C. McVay
D. A. Goodstein
Charles 8
Berries market in Chicago shows firm demand and rising prices
The Chicago berry market for Nica berries from Ponchatoula and Mississippi fruit saw constrained receipts but strong demand. Prices ranged from 1.50 to 2.75 per 24 pint case with best offerings at 2.50 to 2.73, as warmer weather boosted demand and shipments totaled several cars and thousands of cases.
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Chicago
Thur
Best Bol
Grape Associations Drift Apart After Delayed Consolidation
In St. Joseph Michigan on April 18 the Scott dale Fruit Association and the Berrien County Grape Association announced that consolidation negotiations failed to finalize. Directors meeting last Saturday indicated the two groups will operate independently this season, ending hopes for a united grape body.
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St. Joseph, Mich
Scottdale Fruit Assn
Berrien County Grape Assn
Thelr. U
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