Egg Market Holds Firm As Storage Demand Advances
Chicago April 24 The egg market rose a half cent on extras and prime firsts and a quarter cent on firsts, lifting storage packed stock to 16 cents. Bids ranged 15 8 to 18 1 2 cents for spot delivery early week as more buyers move into storage. Dealers cite uncertain storage figures from 260 000 to 350 000 cases and push for public storage reports to curb speculation, while Northwest production climbs with weather driving future supply.
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Celery Supply In Florida Reports Mixed Receipts
Chicago firm Crutchfield Woolfolk Gibson reports Florida celery receipts are slightly smaller and more rugged in appearance. Fancy stock sells from 1.75 to 2 dollars with some demand for the best. Market notes from Chicago dated April 25.
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Crutchfield, Woolfolk & Gibson, Inc
Water St
Chicaco
Crutchfield & Woolfolk
Pittsburg
N. G. Gibson
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York State
Chicago
Poultry Market Recovers Amid Mixed Week in Chicago
Chicago reports a half cent drop earlier in the week offset by half cent gains on Tuesday and Wednesday. New York stock is largely cleaned, about 20 cars arrived here, dressers and jobbers absorbed most offerings, and demand remained strong despite sultry weather. Prices quoted for fowl, roosters, ducks, and geese held steady as express-rate tensions and shipments drew attention from traders. In Kentucky and Tennessee, concerns over rising express rates affected live poultry shipping.
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Lere
New York
Térijensee
Kentucky
Express
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trade in St Louis Potatoes and Vegetables Slowed
The St Louis market reports no improvement in the apple situation and excess offerings. Old potatoes stay firm while new potatoes, onions, cabbage, and tomatoes show varied demand. Berry sales rise with strong demand for Louisiana and Mississippi Klondykes, while Arkansas berries begin to move. Poultry eggs remain steady and business consolidates at John V. Gazzolo Produce Co. with store moves planned.
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Coyne Bros
Water St
St. Louis
Colorado
Florida
Louisiana
New Orleans
Alabama
Texas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
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Wm. Hartman
John V. Gazzolo & Co
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Louis Segari
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Newport Estate
Vacaville
Moving Southern Crops From Texas and Louisiana
Minneapolis firm J a Famechon & Co announces new potatoes from Texas and Louisiana. The company will shift part of its force from Minnesota and northern markets to southern potato districts this fall and winter. They are also handling Texas Bermuda onions and invite inquiries from buyers of Texas Bermuda stock and Louisiana and Texas new potatoes.
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