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Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1915

Page

2

Hartford Association Ships Duchess Apples in Carload Start

Hartford Michigan August 18 The Hartford Growers and Farmers Exchange shipped its first car of Duchess apples from member orchards. Early varieties including Duchess carrots and grapes pears and winter apples will follow. The peach crop is strong with up to about 200 car loads anticipated and the packing house will inspect all fruit for uniform quality. Elgin Illinois August 1 9 Creamery butter sales were reported with 680 tubs offered at the market and bids from 24 to 25 cents per pound.

Hartford Association Duchess Hartford Mich Hartford Brint Growers Farmers’ Exchange Elgin

Chicago Vegetable Market Quiet as Homegrown Stock Rises

Trade in Chicago's vegetable market slowed this week despite plenty of homegrown produce. Cauliflower scarce at 1.21.25 per box. cucumbers scarce with two dozen boxes reaching 1.20. Peppers, okra, mushrooms and lettuce priced variably, with mushrooms oversupplied and demand weak. Illinois and Michigan stock cited amid light arrivals and mixed quality. green peas and squash show varied pricing.

Chicago St. Louis Duluth New York State Ohio Illinois

Apples Lead Monterey County Fruit Census In Production

A Monterey County census shows apples as the leading green fruit. Cherries yield 25 tons, pears 225 tons, peaches 260 tons, and plums 50 tons. Most fruit comes from the northern Monterey area with packing houses at Pleto, Metz, Greenfield and other sites.

Buckley Calif Monterey Pleyto Metz Greenfield

Local residents voyage and business trips noted

John Meyer of Bell Cow Truck Company Dabour La and wife spent days here en route from a six week Elks tour, guest of FF W Morf of C H Weaver & Co. William Piowaty of M Piowaty & Sons departed for the East for about ten days on business. Walter Farley of General Sales Agency of America sought new district offices. William Lapidus of M Lapidae Company supervised an early apple deal in Wisconsin. Wilmer Sieg of Hood River Ore visited Milwaukee then left for the West.

John Meyer Bell Cow Truck Company Dabour The Elks FF. W., Morf C. H.weaver & Co William Piowaty M. Piowaty & Sons East Walter Farley General Sales Agency of America William Lapidus M. Lapidae Company Wisconsin Wilmer Sieg Hood River Ore Milwaukee West

Northwestern Growers League poised to set apple prices

Portland reports the Growers League controlling apple prices as shippers and distributors wait for league instructions. Some fear eastern buyers will secure season supplies, while others expect open price terms to be fixed by the league, with market impact for the Northwest.

Portland Ore Rocky Mountains Northwestern Shippers Growers League

Louisville Market Update Shows Potatoes Demand Stronger

Louisville notes better potato demand with prices rising and good stock around six to seven dollars in bulk. Carrots and onions move steadily, cabbage abundant but dull, few peaches shipped, apples improving quality and value. Eggs steady to firm with high prices, hens hard to dispose of, poultry in good condition with solid demand for spring chicks and small turkeys.

Louisville

Columbus market news highlights fruit and produce trends

In Columbus Ohio the peach movement is slow with generally good arrivals. California plums fetch 1.25 dollars and local plums 1 per bushel. Huckleberries hold at 1 per large basket. Lemons firm at 4 to 4.50 per box. Apples sell around 50 cents to a dollar per bushel. East Shore potatoes rise to 1.75 per barrel amid tighter supplies. Dry onions 60 to 70 cents per bushel. Celery scarce with asking price near 1.50 per case. No cabbage market. Egg market firmer, bids up to 17 cents, wholesalers ask 20 cents for good candled stock.

Columbus California East Shore

PLOWATY OPENS NEW BRANCH IN SOUTH BEND

On Aug 1 M Miowaty & Sons took over the E L Hasler Co business in South Bend Indiana. The branch joins Piowaty’s Michigan houses at Grand Rapids Lansing Muskegon and affiliates with Lake Superior Produce Co Houghton Mich and Clark Fruit Co Ft Wayne and Huntington Ind. The South Bend branch is a two story brick building with cold storage banana rooms and a switch track for ten cars. It employs 22 people and five salesmen. The firm plans more sales offices in large cities including a permanent Dallas office run by W B Thompson.

South Bend Ind M. Miowaty & Sons Big Trust and Produce Distributors Chicago E. L. Hasler Company Prowaty Michigan Grand Rapids Lansing Muskegon Viowaty Concern Lake Superior Produce Company Houghton Mich Clark Fruit Company Ft. Wayne Huntington M. Piowaty & Sons Scarlet Piowaty & Sons Dallas Tex W. B. Thompson

Piowaty to Build at Muskegon

Plans are completed for a large Piowaty & Sons commission house in Muskegon to handle perishable goods with a long loading platform siding railroad tracks and a roadway for loading and unloading. The $15000 structure will be built in downtown business district with modern handling equipment for perishables.

Pronaty Terrace Street Fred Piowaty Grand Rapids Muskegon Iit Idf Acy Iigh Ryan

Coogan's Western Trip Frames Big Fruit Shipments

Kansas City August 13 James A Coogan of the brokerage firm returned from a three weeks Northwest tour and was named marketing agent for the Lamb Fruit Company at Millon Oregon and the Emmett Fruit Growers Association at Emmett Idaho He plans to handle 400 to 500 cars of apples prunes and potatoes from the region and cites hail damage in Utah and Idaho as a setback for several orchards Emmett is expected to ship 90 to 100 cars of Alberta peaches 65 cars of prunes and 25 cars of apples Twin Falls Buhle district 100 cars apples and 65 peaches Boise district 200 prunes 250 apples Payette 300 apples 175 prunes Weiser 75 apples 20 prunes Ontario 76 prunes.

Kansas City James A. Coogan Northwest Utah Idaho Emmett Twin Falls Buhle Boise Payette Weiser Ontario

Idaho Creameries Plan Southwest Idaho Dairy Union

Rumor says all cooperative creameries and cheese factories in southwestern Idaho will form the South Idaho Dairy Products Association by month end. Members pledge to join, a move discussed at the State Dairy Men's Association convention in Boise last winter.

Idaho Caldwell South Idaho Dairy Products Association State Dairymen’s Association Boise

First Pears Shipped From Kennewick As Harvest Grows

Kennewick Wash Aug 18 The first straight car of Bartlett pears shipped from this district was sent out by Charles H Collins sales agent of the H H Davis Company. Prospects for the season show the largest crop ever grown here about 25 cars or over 12000 boxes up about seven cars from last year. Young orchards come into bearing this year. Hiberta peach crop estimated around 250000 boxes much larger than usual with several varieties moving in carrots.

Kennewick Wash Bartlett Charles H. Collins H. H. Davis Company

Wisconsin Cheese Market Review From Sheboygan

Wisconsin cheese market steady decline depresses local trades. Prices at the call boards slipped about four cents across styles with sales reported at Plymouth including Fifty Twins and other longhorns and Americas, while buyers watch the year’s markets and await further postings.

Wisconsin Sheboygan Wis Young Americas Plymouth

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