Fresh Fruits and Poultry Steady Amid White Fly Threat
Storage stocks show fresh fruit supplies rule large with citrus firmer and apples weak. Poultry arrivals are smaller, Western stock dominated by hens at 7 to 7.50 per dozen, turkeys 22 to 24 cents per pound. California extras strong, butter prices steady, white fly threatens orange groves, Florida packers hold prune control. Shipping potatoes active from southern regions, fresh California cheese scarce, onions held firm.
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San Francisco
Prades
California
Eherse
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Stockton
California News
W. J. Thompson
Byron
Cal
San Joaquin River
Oarnge
Bakersfield
C. W. Woodworth
Department of Entomology
University of California
Florida Post
Telegraph strike prompts suit talks and cabbage market surge in St Louis
St Louis briefs report dealers considering a lawsuit against the Telegraphers' Union after a telegram delay dispute with Western Union over messages to Antioch California. Separately, cabbage receipts reach season highs as shipping strains keep prices firm at 1.50 to 1.55 per crate. heavy local demand from southern trade. John V. Gazzolo visits to scout East Coast apple prospects. new grape signings from Citronelle Alabama attract street attention. Louis Jasper recovers and resumes duties. A S Teasdale visits from Rogers Arkansas noting good apple crops and strong prices for No 1 summer apples at Rogers.
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Charles Gerber
Gerber Fruit Co
Thesday
Western Union Co
Antioch
Cal
Gerber
Southern Oregon
Telegraphers’ Union
Sitish
St. Louis
William Hartman
M. A. Kennedy & Co
John V. Gazzolo
J. ¥. Gazzolo & Co
New York
Atlantic City
Gazzolo
Newark
Louis Jasper
Jasper & Sellmeyer
Teasdale
Teasdale It & Nut Produce Co
Rogers and Springdale
Ark
Mr. Teasdale
Kimmons, Walker & Co
Springdale
R. L. Nance & Son
Rogers, Jr
Rogers
Mr. Teandale
Alee Cetfing
Ijer
Avn
Ein the
United Creameries moves to new quarters in Louisville
The United Creameries Produce Co. announces it has purchased the lease and fixtures of W. P. Grigsby & Co. and moved to larger quarters on East Jefferson Street to handle growing business. It markets Holstein Butter, and distributes eggs poultry and vegetables from Indiana and Kentucky creameries.
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Louisville
United Creameries Produce Co
W. P. Grigsby & Co
East Jefferson Street
Indiana
Kentucky
Palisade valley fruit boom praised by corres pondent
A Denver correspondent extols Palisade Colorado as a remarkable fruit region with heavy orchards along level roads. The Grand Valley’s peach, pear, and apple crops are described as highly productive, with land values from 1500 to 2900 an acre and returns of 30 to 40 percent. The piece notes expanding irrigation, rising orchard plantings, and strong local firms such as Palisade Fruit Growers Assn and Grand Junction Fruit Growers Assn, listing prominent growers and agents like Wilson and Lloyd.
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United States
Alisade
Grand Valley
Colorado
Palisade
Puna
Bartlett
Grand _ valley
Palisade Fruit Growers’ Assn
Scrorgins
Peach Growers’ Assn
G. RB
Forsman
Grand Junction Fruit Growers’ Assn
H. T. Reed
T. R. Jopling
Russell Bros
W. A. Reed
W A. Lioyd
POTATOES IN GOOD DEMAND IN EDIRUS AREA
Potatoes remain in strong demand as a brisk week boosts sales for jobbers and retailers in St Paul and surrounding areas. Grocers push for cash settlements to curb bad debts, with a proposed $5 fine for retailers extending credit beyond thirty days. Receipts for homegrown vegetables stay heavy. prices ease but stock is firm and quality high. Vendors seek buyers in Ontario and Knox Indiana. local associations plan market on track with 50 acres onions and 200 acres potatoes. Gibson Tennessee reports a strong trucking season and plans for a winter vegetable crop near Brownsville Texas. The Packer edition priced at $1 per year.
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Bt Paul
Ave
Ontona
Ete Knox
Ind
Lee M. Ransbottom
Starke County Onion & Vegetable Growers’ Assn
Northwest Arkansas Apples See Varied Prices and Canning Demand
Report from Rogers Arkansas notes timely rains easing drought anxiety for Jonathans and dried apples. Orchard prices range from 2.60 to 3.00 per barrel, with best grades reaching about 3. A new firm, Teasdale Fruit & Nut Products Co, buys commission and evaporator operations in Rogers and Springdale, aiming to centralize distribution. Texas buyers appear unlikely to bid high this season as storage space lags and interest shifts to local commission houses.
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Rogers
Ark
Jonathans
Mafa
Somers
Farmers’ Union
Northwest Arkansas
A. S. Teasdale Fruit & Nut Products Co
R. J. Nance & Son
Kimmons & Walker
Springdale
Southwest
Texas
Evansville Trade Season Opens for Band Apple Storage
Evansville Indiana notes that trade in local apple storage will begin September 1 after Pennington & Co fully utilized the storage capacity for the season. The firm seeks additional stowage and buyers, with connections from the East. Orange and melon trade details from Canter and H. H. Cook reflect ongoing regional fruit business, while cantaloupe and cream crop reports show variable yields and prices.
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Evansville
Ind
Desiere
Ken H. Pennington & Co
Anaville Ice & Storage Co
Pennington
Jelty
H. H. Cook
Canter
Florida
Indiana
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Packer
Coyne Bros
Peoria Produce Brokerage Co. Incorporated Capital Stock
Peoria
Illinois
Beloy
H.woods CO
Water St
Levd of Upment
Schweizer Com Co
W. 63Rd St
Chicago
Ilinois
Idenney & CO
South Water St
Wardwell’s Wax
Vaughan’s
Barclay St
New York City
Randolph Street
Theo. C. NH. Wegeforth CO. Fruits and Vegetables
Duffy Mfg. CO
Indiana ST
Ills
Liberty St
Jacobson Bros
B. S. Pearsall
Sad Kactéry
Elgin, m
Elmer L. Arminger
Wayne & Low
John W. Low
B. A. Wheelock
B. K. Werden
Ww. B. Wolfe & CO
Boaktown
Fine Commission
Haymarket Square
W. Cor. Halstead and
Randolph
Vaughan
Randolph St
Henry Martin & CO
Chica
Shite Bank of Chicago
Frank Gerald Co
N. Park Ave
John Bronson
W. Randolph St
Prairie. Bank
Moses Gray & CO
Eeeeret
Guggenheim Bros
Fulton Market
J.snyder & Son Produce Commission
Tiet Nat'l Bank
the Packer
S. Water St
Hall
Wedge & Garter General Commission
Hants
Healdsburg
Santa Clara Valley
Woods
Las Animas
Col
Arkansas Valley
Hi. Woods
J. R. Glisson
Milan
Tenn
C. R. Haun
Ben F. Woods
Bob Oliver
Milwaukee
Messrs. Quantegnant
Barker
Medina
Enn
Tennessee
St.cuicaco
ST. Louis News
Watsonville
Pajaro Valley
Newtown
Europe
Bellefleur
Paul
Wil Roise
Gibson
Gibson Growers
R. T. de Berry
Gibson Fruit Growers Assn
Brownsville
Merrill & Eldredge
Wolesale
Water St. Chica
the National Produge Bank OF Chicago
Capital
Surplus
E. Lake St
Edwin L. Wagner
R. N. Ballou
WM. Wrigley, Jr
Phillips
Chas. W.rigley ,Wm. P. Wagner
Edward R. Davis
Frank B. Pettibone
Edward Dickinson
Aakus
Quincy Boz
Quincy St
J. L. Oxley & CO
Hibernian Booking ‘Association
JOS. Dusek & CO
West Randolph Street
Crutchfield, Woolfolk & Gibson Inc
South Water Street
Cer
Clark
Crutchfield & Woolfolk
Pittsburg
Rush L. Bond
Oaktown
Arkansas
Ager
Northwest
Arkangss
Btaueckner & Co
Ceoler
R. M. Brueckner &C
North Peoria Street
R. M. Bruegener & CO
Californis
Wagner & Sonn
Wagner’s
Wagner Brothers
Evansville, Ind
Preiss
T, H
Hammner
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