5000 Cars of Cabbage in Packer Week Report
In Rochester New York and surrounding states a cabbage surplus analysis shows Western supply tight. Prices rise to about 41 a ton including freight and storage costs. Experts debate whether 6000 or more cars remain to move before March, with demand centered in New York Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Rochester
New York
Michigan
Ile- Wille
Wisnh
York
Meir
Tyuse
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Chicago
Moreh
St Louis League Election At National Meet Delegates Named
In St Louis the National League branch met to elect officers G Po Schopp presiding Edward Schopp as vice president and MH Sellmeyer as secretary Delegates chosen for the Minneapolis convention in January include Wenschen Jacob Hauetsen PM Kiely EY Schopp and HW Sell About a dozen members have expressed intent to attend The hive committee on motion and Kiely on the press committee led the ex hive and transportation committees with Nienschen leading the legislative committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
National League
G. Po Schopp
Edward Schopp
MH. J. Sellmeyer
Minneapolis
Wenschen
Jacob Hauetsen
P.M. Kiely
Ey. Schopp
HW. Sell- About
T. 11. Schopp
HH. Niens¢hen
International Cold Storage chief eyeing Minnesota apple trade
A. N. Knight, president of the International Cold Storage Co., visited St Louis after touring Minneapolis and St Paul to market apples. He arranged with Voelker Products Co. to handle several cars of apples. Knight notes his company shipped over 400 cars last season and has about 18 cars left, with prices 40 cents a box lower than last year. He says the crop was about 90 percent larger in his district and will return to Spokane, Washington.
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N. Knight
St. Louis
A. N. Knight
International Cold Storage Co
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Voelker Products Co
International Ivople
Svison
Spolane, Wash
Turkey supply liberal boosts Christmas shipments
Ohio Valley turkey packers report stock plenty after Thanksgiving with shipments for Christmas likely higher than last year. Carlot demand to the East remains active for a week or ten days, dressers pricing stock higher may ease unease. Prices around 15 to 16 cents for stock delivered on the road vary by region.
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Ohio Valley
Clininnati
Dee
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Ty iGlke
Hothouse Growers Meet to Discuss Growth Plans
The Southern Hothouse Growers Assn met in Kansas City with tight attendance. They discussed expanding membership and marketing lettuce while noting near one million square feet of glass under production. Election of officers saw Kis named president, with Underwood as a former leader, and plans to recruit more members across Missouri and Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Tao
Sentide
Steinhauser
Wiltsharpy Kas
Kins
Stephen Aydes
Underwood
Thitchinsony Kis
Girards
Amd Jb
Drapery
Springfield
Wichita
Kis
Arry Draper
AMON
Niki
Liements
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ethia Sear Automoabies
Sanvel & Bones
Ifty-Eiphih
Henwington Avenue
Ames of Southwestern Hothouse Growers
Packer Bulletin
CVS
Redlands Orange Trade Sees Strong Home Shipments
In Southern California and Tulare County the orange trade moves toward Christmas. Shipments total 1167 from the south and 2091 from the north with nabels arriving at Porterville. Prices range from 1.80 to 2.30 per box for various grades as fancy stock moves to East buyers. Factories like Redlands Fruit Growers Assn and West American Print Co upgrade plants. about 300 cars expected for Redlands Christmas trade as cooperatives shift packing to new facilities.
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Porterville
Tulare County
Thmdolph Pe ‘King House
Asm
Vit Co
Stewart, Mralt Co
Exchange
Villelaxe
Val- Pahoe
California
Crane County
Jess Hhit
Fhivkers
Redlands Frain Growers’ Assn
Gts
West Amer. 1 Print Co
Timgin
Redkinds
Golden Orange Assn
Lyons ‘Ons
Redlands
Onaight- Bethel
Ruindolph Writ Co
Mixed Trade Notes From Across Markets and Associations
A scrambled report lists Kansas Cuba horticultural meet ups, broom selling agencies earning, Texas Independence berry prospects, New Gravelle Ark association, Baltimore and Philadelphia trade markets, Memphis and Cincinnati decorations and vegetables, Kuhlmann Co in New York failing, Amite Donaldsonville crops, and various transit rates. Mentions Pittsburgh creditors and denver apple congress hints, with arrests and suits noted.
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A. A. Krng
Kansas City
Cuba
Kansas
Texas Independence
Berry Prospects
New Gravelle
Ark, Association
Philadelphia
Memphis
Tittsburg
Cincinnati
Kuhlmann & Co
New York
Amite
Donaldsonville
Grind Isle
Humboldt
Tenn
Manisas
City
Fivny
Cinghimati
Florida
Orange Movement
Boston
Pittsburg
Neston
Pittsburg Credit Association
Youngstown, C
Ohio
Denver
Apple Congress
Fresh vegetables active in New Orleans market
Fresh homegrown produce remains steady at New Orleans markets with ample carrots lettuce and beans. Frost damage trimmed lettuce and romaine but overall stock holds, prices firm to higher for select items as cool weather supports demand for peas parsley onions and peppers. hothouse cucumbers remain in strong demand ahead of spring shipments.
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New Orleans
Galveston Banana Ship Co Formed With Pabst Visit
Alfred G. Pabst, elected vice president and general manager, visited Kansas City as the Galveston Central American Banana and Steamship Co. completes its organization. Modern banana handling gear is in place at Galveston receiving yards, with the first Central American cargo due in January. Large producing acreage contracted ensures steady shipments, and Barret Collins Brokerage Co. will handle cars sent to this market and tributary areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Packer
Galveston & Central American Banana & Steamship Co
Alfred G. Pabst
Tice
Pabst
Galveston
Central America
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Sir. Pabst
Barret Collins Brokerage Co
Centreville Truck Crops Preview for Next Spring Sale
Centreville Mississippi farm plans preview a smaller acreage for the coming spring shipment. Growers expect a wide range of vegetables including tomatoes, corn, peas and strawberries with high quality grading. Shipments will go out via fresh express as Ford Bros and other local shippers participate.
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Centreville
Ottoul
Freshewn Express
Ford Bros. H. Be Modge
It. A. Ball Ing
M. B. Cartes
Robinson Meron Lile Co
Lewis Hill and
Gallman
Storage Supply Liberal Chiedge Report on Surplus and Prices
A chaotic clipping reports warehousing movement and surplus of storage supplies with figures for cases, prices, and bids. It notes movement reducing surplus, varying bids, and April offerings while naming individuals and dates. The text describes price changes, bid activity, and ongoing market adjustments amid a surplus in October and November.
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Crea
Hove
Wwe
Adair
Apialysts
Prin
Chicago Poultry Market Rumors Weather Shifts
The Chicago poultry trade hints at a late week market shift with dealers watching prices. Hens, old toms, and market staples show varied quotes as buyers anticipate Christmas demand while turkey prices stay firm amid cautious speculation.
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Chicago
Dee
Cailers
Tietie Utonger Stiyscomartet
Turkey
Steve
Live Springs
Butter moving better in Chicago market report
The Chicago butter market shows bearish sentiment easing as storage figures for butter rise to around 64,000,711 pounds from last year. Demand remains weak but slight improvement in trade noted with churns and creamery butter entries above average shipments. Prices quoted unchanged as Friday receipts totaled 7,001 packages and 6,515 packages in certain lots.
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Chicago
Jeter
Poultry Market Improves in New York Week
Dressed poultry prices rise as deliveries improve though stock remains tight. Turkeys advance to 22, with Christmas demand seen. wholesalers and hotels active. Chickens and geese show mixed demand, with receipts steady and prices varying by grade.
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New York
Fara
Thursdys
Wilbus Spariway
Tribte
Wien
Tuitelvers
Ois
Butter Market Signals Mixed as Week Ends in Dull Tone
New York buyers faced a quiet butter market all week with extreme prices at the start. By Monday the situation showed improvement but demand remained weak. Current receipts and factory output are noted with unusual figures and dates, while packing stock and June totals are mentioned in passing.
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New York
Wren
Eggs Active at New York in December Warehouses
National Warehousemen's Association reports New York stock of eggs as of December. Large storage houses show brisk sales with fresh gathered stock selling quickly at varied prices. West receivers cite tight handling and strong demand, while some markets note price stability amid steady turnover.
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National Warehousemen’s Assn
New York
Ewes
Faery
Abe
West
South Whitt
Bronghia Iy
Yan
National League of Commission Merchants meets in Minneapolis
The National League of Commission Merchants of the United States held its nineteenth annual convention at the Ricdison hotel in Minneapolis from January 19 to June 19 1911 for officer elections and deliberations on marketing issues. The sessions aim to unite producers shippers retailers and railroad representatives in improving the perishables trade through organization and cooperation with open public access and broad participation. John H. Shreve secretary and Adelbert D Guil president invite producers and trade interests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National League of Commission Merchants
United States
Minneapolis
Minn
Gece
John H. Shreve
Adelbert D .Guil
Produce trade eyes new Interstate Commerce Commission seat
A Taft proposed appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission could open two vacancies. The push comes from growers shippers and perishable goods groups who seek a representative to balance freight interests. Industry reports hint at packing stock price shifts and emerging market activity in the wake of expected policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
Interstate Commerce Court
Oterstitey
Ie National
Mines
JONES ARRESTED IN POTATO DEALING SCHEME
H W Joynes, proprietor of the Joynes Co, was arrested in Pittsburg on charges tied to false reports on four cars of apples and misappropriation of funds. Bail set at 600 dollars. Hearing postponed to next month. Allegations include selling apples at higher prices with forged affidavits, with court proceedings expected. Joynes had earlier extended debts and formed How Joynes Co, a major potato dealer.
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Pittsbuirg
Cy Leib
Oynes
Leib & Co
Si Ia
Downes
Leith
Joynes
Virginia
New Jersey
HOW. Joynes Co
Deadly parallel dispute over stolen news items
New York reports accuse The Packer of pilfering material from The Pink Sheet. The issue centers on a Hastings potato crop story printed as a reader letter from G. W. Waller. The Pink Sheet labeled it as a special news story while The Packer repackaged it as a paid correspondent piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hastings
G. W. Waller
Packer
Eggs firmer but quiet in Kansas City market
Cold week limits egg strength as trade stays quiet. Light receipts of fresh eggs meet ample storage stocks, keeping demand from becoming urgent. Firsts quoted around 21c with scattered bids, Aprils around 34 to 42c, and midweek quotes largely unchanged amid milder weather and steady case counts.
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Kansas City
Ste
Chicago
Tole
Pate
T Ge
Poultry Receipts Lighter at Kansas City This Week
Light receipts and generally steady to higher prices for poultry inKansas City trade. Broilers listed with bids lacking, hens and turkeys weak or unchanged. roosters and geese show modest gains. Monthly prices mostly lower for young birds, with varying bids across categories.
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Kansas City
Létye
Vitor
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York State
H.W. Joynes
Garg
G. Pabst
Turkes
Celt Lonls Nationath
Indianapolis
Minneapolis League
Michigan Land Wales
Percy
Miller
J.B. Wetz
Clevehurd
Wolverton
Brawhey
Cal
Cincinnati Citrus Trust and
Apple
Sunset
Garyville
Home Place
Lind
Biloxi
Miss
Brooklyn
Wes Shippers
Florida Land Company
Chicasa
Gatiss Paper
Pric! Rough Riders’ Assn
St. Louis’ Exposition
P.M
Lakeland
Pla
Plant City
Fla
New London, O
Los Angeles
New Yark
Oregon
Washington
Sillings
Mont
Editorial
Tes
Lena
Sandia
Tex
Harperd& Co
Pueblo
Col
Nation League
Waterman & Co
Psig
Roanoke
Watehead, Linlletin
New York Fertilizer Bulletin
Vast Carver
Mass
Norfolk
Olivit Bros
Mutual Distributing Co
Atlanti
Massachusetts
Coumint
P, C, Coan
Albion
Columbus
Houston
West Virginia Orchard Company Incorporated
Birmingham
Columbus National League
Cotorago
Laredo
Ozark
Cuero
J. M. Jones
Aurora
S._H. Dixon
Texas Leaves Agricultural Department
Kansas City Exchange
New Western Colorado Association Incorporated
Hempstead
Waelder
Hothouse Growers
Southwestern VE
Anaheim
Redlands Junction
Golf Nugget Packing Co
Allan Break
San Bernardino
Highland
California-Atlantic Steamship Co
Panama
San
Southern Trust
Orange County
Kullerton District
Allumbrai
Baltimore
A. G. Pabst
Choiee Sully Hed
Iw Verles Tatas Stork
Larce Steware
New, York
peaIm Mary Hutter
H.W. Jokes
Feib & Co. Blin
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