Guiffre Reported Out of Town Amid Creditors’ Pressure
Fort Wayne reports Fred Guiffre, nephew of Cosentino & Co., has left town while creditors are said to be pacified at about fifteen cents on the dollar. His brother Mike, still with Cosentino, is suspected of quietly settling debts to keep Fred safe. Rumors link Cosentino to the deal as pressure builds from unnamed parties.
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Butter Market Recovers Some at Chicago Cremeries
Creamery Market in Chicago shows a slow recovery after a recent setback with extras quoted at 23 to 23 1/2 cents. Trading remains dull though fresh inquiry appears. packing stock holds firm with No 1 packing at 20 cents on call and 19 to 18 3 4 cents on the street.
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Public Service Committee Goes Riding With Telephone Co
Chicago Aug 3 public service committee of the Butter and Egg board tours Chicago Telephone Co premises in three red automobiles with officers and chauffeurs, amid speculation over a franchise status. Follow up notes show personnel shifts in potato and apple trade and new Butter and Egg committee appointments, with crops forecasts and market notes from Terre Haute and Chicago.
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Wm. Dotts
Gleaner Clearing House expands in Detroit for grain and produce
Detroit headquarters of the marketing organization for the Ancient Order of Gleaners reports a new large facility in West Dermit with cold storage for eggs butter and perishables. The co op has operated 12 years and connects 1 100 local branches to markets south and east. Secretary M G Ewer aims growing shipments this fall and invites commission houses to connect for fruit vegetables and dairy lines. Henry Welsch a Nieman Bros salesman in Chicago is killed in a North Chicago saloon fight. Reports on eggs indicate active mid summer demand with higher firsts prices and cautious storage. Continuous receipts are lighter than last year but market remains steady for varieties and country candling.
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National Produce Bank to Open in Chicago Produce District
The National Produce Bank of Chicago will set up temporary quarters around August 16 at 132 Lake Street, with plans to build near South Water Street. Backed by Edward Dickinson and Wm A. Tilden, directors to be elected soon, the bank aims for a capital of 200000 dollars with possible expansion. Several commission merchants and other investors are named as backers and organizers.
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Hoodoo melons ship east from Frankfort in September
Frankfort Michigan August 2 About September 1 Paul Rose will begin shipping the Hoodoo cantaloupe a hard coated yet finely netted melon with elegant flavor He plans to place most fruit in New York and eastern markets after Colorado melons are sold The Hoodoo name arose from a cultivation mishap and perseverance by Rose who believes the variety will out ship other melons next season with acreage expanding nationwide.
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Wisconsin cabbage outlook bright despite late planting
The Wisconsin cabbage outlook is bright with increased acreage and a expected crop equal to or better than last year. Weather has been favorable in recent weeks, though planting was delayed by wet conditions causing a three week shift in harvest, with heavy shipping expected mid September.
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Frankfort Cabbage Late In Frankfort Michigan
Frakfort Michigan August 2 The cabbage crop is late this season and harvest will be two to three weeks later. At least 200 cars of winter Holland stock are expected to be shipped from the Frankfort section this season. Strong operators are rumored but unconfirmed.
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McGuire Urban seeks large fruit supplies for outreach
Kansas City August 2 McGuire Urban and Co. invite growers and shippers of peaches cantaloupes watermelons and apples to respond. The firm plans to expand its dig business and requires very large ongoing supplies for its extensive outlet.
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