Onion Outlook Across Middle West Sees Variable Yields
Chicago reports an exclusive onion outlook from Indiana to Wisconsin, noting acreage changes and weather damage. Farmers estimate harvests ranging from a few hundred to several thousand bushels per acre, with Red Globe and Yellow Globe varieties dominating.
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Chicago
Packer
Middle West
United States
Indiana
Altona
Ind
Henry Murray
Akron
Albion
Noble County
J. W. Moorehouse
Auburn
A. L. Huntsman
A. L. Wimner
D. E. Avilla
Swan and
Green
Bic
Wesley Arts
Berne
W. B. Everts
Bremen
Southport
B. F. Mattingly
F. Ponailer & Sons
Butler
D. W. McBride
Churubusco
Arthur Brow
Cromwell
Ine
Hamilton
Kendallville
J. G. Gifford
Kimmell
Noble Township
Elmer C, Pinchon
Knox
Union
Starke County
B. F. Funk & Son
Satan
Lee M. Ranebottom
Milford
Move to New Market Firms Locate on Haymarket Extension
Chicago August 31 New West Randolph Street extension buildings near completion leases already let to firms. Most structures to be finished by spring with a lively exodus anticipated from crowded spaces. Max Malter Co will move from 179 West Randolph after Nov 1. Wodloka will relocate to Randolph and Halstead around Sept 15. J H Chakofsky will start a fruit and produce business in a few weeks.
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Haymarket
Chicago
West Randolph Street
Max Malter
Sigmund A Wire Trader Heads Cheese Market
Sigmund Bros of Chicago, large operators in cheese butter and eggs, hold a major block of various cheese types and remain optimistic on the cheese outlook. John Sigmund’s track record marks him as a top market judge, advising shippers to stay in touch for stock to be released at the right time. Wisconsin cabbage prospects promise sizable shipments starting mid September, with Somers Produce Co and Peter M. Anderson Co. predicting about 50 carloads this season. Onion crops look good, and Guggenheim Bros. anticipate lively poultry demand around the Jewish holidays to absorb increased stock on the Chicago market.
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Seamon Bend
F. R. FE. Dappanes
Ind
Nappanee
T. Plymouth
J. Swindell & Ros
Plymouth
Alfred Donnelly
Silver Lake
I Union
Southport
Chas
H. Geiger
Shishewana
le 'Grange
D. A. Piats
Swan
A. Cramer
Wolcottville
A. W. Rowe
Walkerton
Indi
W. R. Vermilion & Wolcottville
Elkbert
Illinois
Iowa
Lansing
John Maeeter & Son
Woodstock
Amane
Amasa Society
Eldridge
Wiese & Gertz
Glenwood
F. J. Alien Packing Co
Manson
Hough
M. T. & Perry
E. G. Castle
Wisconsin Reports
Appleton
Wis
Perkins Bros
Canton
Red Weathersfield
Jos. Or
Outagamie County
D. W. Dean & Co
Wim
Mys
Cameron
Dorschel Produce Co
Pleasant Prairie
Cole
Rhiodon
G. H. Lankey
Somers
Red Globe
J. H. Sylvester
Minnesota
Austin
Minn
F. P.“Mcbride
Dodee Center
W. A. Mills
Eyota
Forest Lake
Glyndon
R. B. Webb & Sons
Kellogg
Ontona
J. C. Bhowalter
Minneapolis
Co, Famechon & Co
Iain View
W. N. Bilis
Tillwater
Ming
Afton
Neizon
Wabash
Wales
R. D. Jones Co. Weaver
Wilson Monk
Michigan
Bancroft
Mich
J. W. Martin
Ewart
Mark Bentley
Fennville
Leonard van Blois
Globeville
Geo. A. Bush
Graesmere
R. C. Burroughs King
Bunkert
Litchfield
Stratton
Manton
N. V.andury
Newberry
J. A. Shattuck
C. Bhelby
O Eank
F. E. Lewellyn
Bparta
C. A. Johnson & Co
Vriesland
Chicago
Sigmund Bros
John Sigmund
T. Sigmund
Wisconsin
Somers Produce Co
Peter M. Anderson ‘E
Guggenheim Bros
Sigmund Tarss Farmer Plans Panhandle Model Farms
John Sigmund of Sigmund Bros. departs for Texas next Tuesday to manage land interests. He owns about 4,700 acres in the Panhandle and plans three model farms of 600 acres each with wheat, selling the remainder later for profit.
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Sigmund Tarss
Chicago
John Sigmund
Sigmund Bros
Texas
Tuesaday
Sigmund
Panhandle
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Coyne Bros
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H. Woods Co
Water St
Hncogs
Schweizer Com Co
W. 63Rd St
Denney & CO
South Water St
Wardwell’s
Vaughan’s
Barclay St
New York City
Randolph Street
Theo
C. H. Wegerforth
DUFFY
Indiana ST
Lierry S. Jacobson Bros. AG
Burlaps
B. S. Pearsall Butter CO
Ities and
Elgin, Nl
Hievest
Elmer L. Arminger
Water &J
Wayne & Low Prolt
Isi
Thiz Paper
John W. Low
B. A. Wheelock
B. F. Werden
IFOR
Haymarket Square
W. Cor
Halstead and
Randolph
Vavenan’s Shep
Randolph St
Henry Martin & CO
South Water &J
China
State Bank of Chicago
Frank Gerald Co
N. Park Ave
Am ‘Bronson
Wancolel St. Ricago
Linoia
Packer, Praise Bank
Benson
W. B. Wolfe & CO
Oaktown
Moses Gray & CO
Fulton Market
J.snyder & Son Produce Commission
First Nat'l Bank
S. Water St
Hall, Wedge & Carter
Rueaeerane
Sezano
Water Rt
Omons
Central States
Salon
Packer Bulletin
la Pub
Barnett Bros
Sowarn
Sttucoco
Merrill & Eldredge
Lesale
J. L. Oxley & x
Dinas Geeto
Eitbarolan Henning Associaten
Shelby, Mich
Jos
Crutchfield, Woolfolk & Gibson Inc
Clark
Brotchfield Resital
Pittsburg
Rush L. Bonito
E. Baxter
Nauvoo
His
Central Michigan
J. C. Fameehon & Co
South
Niles
Ballard Bros
Exeter
Cal
J. F. Firebaugh
Arminger
Elmer I. Arminger
South Water Street
Kansas City
West
Lexem
Samuel E. Lux
Topeka, Kas
York State
C. H. Williamson
Quincy
Ill
Lux
Williamson
Atlanta
Tax, Association
Tex
P. G. Burph
Atlanta Truck Growers
Alan
B. F. Smith
J. Fletchers
A. Miles
Jr. Walker
Oregon
C. BE. Walker
Walker-Brewster Grocer Co
California
Walter Grush
W. L. Grush
Tennessee
Ripley
Tenn
Ripley Price Co
Poultry & Veal
R. M. Bruegener
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