California Fruit Exchange Leaders Discuss New Roles
An article notes A Woodford and the California Fruit Exchange shaping a new era as women gain influence in politics and business. It reports on meetings in Covina and broader shifts among growers, packing houses, and independent shippers amid district recalls and reorganizations.
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Chicago vegetable market and trade notes in four pages
Chicago vegetable market quiet with firm oranges grapefruit and potatoes steady while cabbage onions apples and other produce appear across Chicago New York Detroit and Texas markets A federal probe of New York poultry and varied regional mentions including Michigan Minnesota and New Orleans reflect broad produce trade activity and industry notes
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S. Moskowitz Co
Missoula Creamery Co
Ohio Valley
Emerson
Almeria
New York
Minnesota
Micheal
Wenatcher
Grand Ledge
Mich
Detroit League
Shipcton
Wis
Indianapolis
New Orleans
Lawrence
Cleveland
Norfolk
New York Mercantile Ticket
United Dairy Co
Rochester
St. Louis
Good Fur Center
Ege
Kansas City
Nashville
James F. Walker
Frisco
Grand Rapids
Apple and fruit market notes across cities show varied activity
A compiled page outlines thrift and demand in multiple markets from Buffalo to Baltimore. It catalogs apple shows, citrus and potato movements, turkey deals, and fruit shipments. Notable mentions include Washington DC apple events, Rochester and Cleveland markets, and Florida and California produce activity.
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Washington, D. C
Poland
Spokane
D. A. Gaddas
Milton Union
California
Egg market holds firm as storage scarcity boosts prices
Chicago reports a tight egg market with storage stocks at 1,310,200 cases in November and daily receipts well below demand. Buyers push for April storage eggs, with 22 to 28 cents bids and premiums for firsts and extras. Strong interior demand, especially for fine April and May eggs, and heavy post holiday storage purchases drive prices higher amid limited fresh stock.
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Merrill & E
Kansas
Oklahoma
Astern
Associated Warehouse
Texas
Maide
Mays
New York
Jwor Krade
Pitty
Caren
Tennessee
Rsey City
Indiana
New York Egg Receipts Compare With Last Year
New York reports total egg receipts from March 1 to last Saturday at 4,271,252 versus 8,844,068 a year ago. Week ending last Saturday shows 22,882 receipts against 29,359 previously, with daily totals Monday 3,686 Tuesday 6,014 Wednesday 5,950 Thursday 3,376 Friday 4,026. Market outlook remains strong and movement aligns with optimistic projections. A Chicago-sourced report suggests the Chicago market has moved accordingly.
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New York
Chicago
Live Poultry Prices In New York Trade
Live poultry markets showed higher week with lighter receipts and strong demand. Chickens 12.5 to 15 cents, fowls 13 to 14 cents, best fowls up to 16 to 18 cents, roosters steady 14 to 15 cents, turkeys weak and slow with western birds 16 to 18 cents on street and eastern 18 to 20 cents. Receipts ample post Thanksgiving. slow transport delayed cleanups. Corn fed chickens 14 to 15 cents. mixed sizes and Michigan stock 9 to 10 and 12 to 14 cents. old cocks 9 to 9.5 cents. western ducks 15 to 16 cents.
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Michigan
Cabbage Prices Drop Amid High Chicago Trade Hurdles
Chicago operators report cabbage demand lagging as prices reach 20 to 25 cents a ton by traders. Some sellers quote 85 per ton f. o. b., but little business follows. late-week moves at 22.50. Car shortages and hesitancy to quote without supply keep trade slack. Onions rise slightly as Hoosier stock comes to fore. prices 1.80 to 1.00 f. o. b. Chicago. Apples remain easy with off grade stock offered. No. 2 apples at 1.50 to 4, and best stock held for later. Missoula Creamery Co faces payment delays from Bismarck Commission Co. over shipped goods.
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Chicago
H Nally
Auction firm to sell dressed poultry at New York sale
The United States Packing Company dissolves and a new concern, International Auction Company, opens offices on the seventh floor of the Fruit Auction Building in New York. Emerson, McMulkin, Coy, Marlow, Kuhn and others take roles as organizers and managers, with a new weighing master to be employed and weights recorded for all receipts. Emerson claims no further ties to former western interests or related firms.
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United States Packing Company
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Emerson & Marlow Co
Chicago
United States Packing Co
International Auction Company
KE. C. Kuhn
International Auction New York
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Kansas City
Dec
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Kansas
Chapman
Missouri
United States Parking Co
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Mexico
Herr Emerson
New International Auction Co
Dinner for Herb Emerson marks move to New York auction firm
A dinner at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago honored Herb Emerson who departs soon for New York to run auctions selling eggs poultry and butter. Eddie McAdams and Frank Hegpie hosted about seventy guests who praised Emerson as a nerveful trader in the evolving auction plan.
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Chicago
Sherman
Eddie McAdams
Frank Hegpie
Herb Emerson
New York
Emerson
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Postponed Again in Mutter and Boat Case
The hearing in the Mutter and ee Boat case, scheduled for today in Chicago, was postponed until Monday. Dee is noted among the involved parties and the clocked timeline shifts to the new date.
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Chicago
Dee
Poultry trade in Chicago markets strong but stock storage tight
Chicago reports a brisk week in live and dressed poultry with gains on springs and fowls as buyers favor immediate consumption. Receipts were light in carlots but express runs rose midweek. weather improved meat quality and few complaints. Prices rose for live stock and dressed poultry, while overall trade stayed firm though some days showed softer demand.
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Fragmented OCR note on poultry market receipts
A damaged OCR passage records poultry sales receipts with references to hens ducks geese and fowls, noting prices and quantities, including roosters sold and various figures. The text is garbled and many terms are unreadable, but indicates a market tally or ledger entry.
Potatoes Prices Steady Amid Mixed Market Signals
Chicago reports show potato prices steady with little change from last week as receipts rise in Wisconsin and Michigan. Market observers cite delayed orders, open weather, and shifting European supplies. some expect highs to hold while others foresee further advances after the holidays. Receipts Thursday and Friday totaled about 82 cars with Wisconsin prices around 80 to 81 and occasional fancy lots at 81 to 82 cents per peck.
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Chicago
Michigan
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Unsatisfactory Egg Deal Cited by Erin Shipper
Erin Tennessee shipper W. S. Jones complains of an Evansville Indiana firm Moskowicz Co. He says he sold a batch of eggs on their bid but they treated the shipment as a sale on their own account and now are $111.86 short of the agreed price. He notes similar sales to New York went through with no trouble and seeks recovery of the difference.
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Butter Prices Rise Amid Market Tightness Across Regions
Dairy markets report higher butter quotations this week, with undergrades boosted to 3¢ a pound and subsequent increases for firsts and extras. Receipts drop slightly but overall output remains robust, while wholesale figures show more than 10 million pounds produced by 38 houses last month. Kansas City and St. Joseph note firm to steady prices, strong demand, and ongoing shifts in ownership and distribution among major fruit and dairy firms.
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Quiet Market Slow Vendors Fill Up with Light Receipts
Chicago reports a quiet vegetable market after Thanksgiving trade, with buyers largely stocked and activity dull. Tomato receipts were light but steady others like beans peppers and lettuce showed mixed demand, prices fluctuating with quality and origin, including Louisiana stock and Florida peppers selling at lower margins.
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Florida
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Louisiana
River Apple Traffic Revived On Ohio Valley Barges
River apple traffic on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers has revived, with the first barge in sixteen years passing Wednesday carrying 1,800 barrels from Rome to New Orleans era markets. Experts expect continued winter movement as growers report heavy storage in Cumberland and surrounding counties. More than 100,000 barrels are stored locally, with some shipments of carrots. Prices remain steady with prior week levels.
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Rome
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New Orleans
Ohio Valley
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Graham
Nueeoon Ishin
Hames Baird
Oranges and Grapefruit Hold Firm in Chicago Citrus Trade
Chicago citrus buyers report oranges and grapefruit remain firm with moderate receipts and good quality. Navels sold $2.10 to $3.25 per carload, Florida at $3.88 to $3.10, Louisiana around $2.40, lemons steady at $3.00 to $3.50 with slow movement. Grapefruit strong, receipts moderate, prices $4.25 to $4.00. postholiday price dips expected.
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Chicago
Florida
Rochester Failure Reports and Creditors Court Scene
In Rochester New York creditors of Charles Yours file schedules showing liabilities of 7019 dollars and 39 cents with assets of only 40 dollars. Debts split between two cold storage companies and a personal loan from a man in Pottsville. Unclear details of amounts owed to Industrial Cold Storage Philadelphia and Pottsdown Cold Storage. Almeria grapes market update notes about 95 000 barrels sold and 35 000 remaining with prices ranging from 125 to 6.50 and typical 2.25 to 3.25 with fair quality.
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