League Business Manager Office Fight Shapes Nomination
Chicago and New York clash over where the National League business manager should be based as Cincinnati gears for January talks. If Chicago’s John C. Scales wins, Chicago would house the office. if Castellini wins, New York stays headquarters, affecting presidential lines and party balance.
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New York
Gos
Sip
National League
Cincinnati
Lessue
Chicago
Peoria
Hanley
Kimball
J. J. Castellini
Castellini
French
Scales
Hose
Busiene
Philadelphia
Baltimores
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
East
St. Louis
Columbus
W. B. Geroe
League
Geroe
Minneapolis Exchange Drops Official Market Quotations
The Minneapolis Produce Exchange board decided to withdraw official sanction of market quotations following similar moves by Kansas City New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. Quotations will be unofficial from actual board sales or, if none, from street sales for the day.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Produce Exchange
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis Exchange
News in the Packer This Week Page Highlights Market and Trade
A wide scanned page set from The Packer outlines weekly market notes across multiple pages. It reports on fruit and vegetable movements in New York Chicago Philadelphia and other markets, including apples oranges butter and poultry. It notes crop reports embargoes packing schedules, prices and industry moves, plus personnel changes and regional garden news from states like Florida Texas California and Washington.
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New York
Birmingham Poultry Co
New York League
Ben Davis
Jonathans
Texas
Dallas
Valley View
Cal
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Wenatchee
Northwestern
Washington Horticultural Meeting
Campbell
Pittsburgh
Boston
G. W. Martin & Bro
J. D. Mahr
Florida
Kansas City
J. H. Friedman
F Wyse
Hyman_ Axelrod tneen
Madhuson- Bros
Poultry Farms
Rae & Hatfield Apple
Western Cantaloupe Exchange
Chicago
Southern Apple Holdings
National Warehouse Co
Bloan & Khafsi
Dayton
Indianapolis
Dan Coyne
Indiana News
Minneapolis
J. C. Famechon & Co
J. P. Michels & Co
Bess
Detroit
Severe Cold Damages Tulare Orange Belt Crops
Los Angeles reports a cold snap across Tulare county with night temperatures as low as 18 degrees. Navel oranges largely protected, Valencia crop damage uncertain. Southern California also faced winds and a 27 degree reading at Pomona with 10 to 15 percent fruit loss. No freezes reported in southern state, but widespread cold and winds noted.
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Los Angeles
Tulare Rounty
Valencia
Pomona
RAILROADS CAN COLLECT The Titus Bros Case and Freight Debates
New York court affirms that receivers may collect undercharges from consignors when carriers over bill freight. Titus Bros v Pennsylvania Railroad upholds that consignees with possession and lien can be billed for per box undercharges, as the decision aligns with Interstate Commerce Commission rulings. The ruling affects shippers nationwide and prompts renewed billing efforts.
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New York
New York Supreme Court
Seabury, Lijar
Guy
Titus Bros
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Municipal Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Fruit & Produce Trade Assn
National League of Commission
G. Franklin
Adairsville
Nashville, Chattanooga
Supreme Court
Particulan
East
Georgia
Lorida
Guy It&n
Supreme Court of New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Texas truck crops largest Rio Grande valley crop in history
Brownsville reports indicate the Rio Grande valley winter vegetable crop will be the largest since truck farming began in the region. J. B. W. Redfearn, Frisco Lines general perishable freight agent, notes the growth and implications for shipping.
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Awnsville
Houston
Tex
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
J. B. W. Redfearn
Frisco Lines
Apple holdings and market notes across the West
A digest of market items and notices from St. Louis to California and Washington. Topics include apple holdings and pests, wool rates, storage bills, branch elections, and a postponed hearing. Kris Gazzolo, Moonshine plea, dried fruit trends, California orange movement, horticulturists meeting, and regional trade updates appear among the items.
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St. Louis
Barr & Widen
Kansas City Exchange
Gazzolo
Ohio Valley Turkeys In Shipping Wave This Week
Ideal weather boosted turkey dressing and shipping in Kentucky, Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley. Expect increased kill around 15 percent with most meat sent to eastern markets by midweek. Freight moves heavy through end of week, with no special train expected, unlike Thanksgiving peak.
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Cincinnati
Turkey
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Ken
Alvin
Butter Market Steady Amid Higher Arrivals and Prices
New York butter market remains steady with long term receipts up from last year. Fresh creamery extras fetch 27.5 to 38.5 cents, top marks reaching 39c, while firsts and seconds move around 34 to 31 cents. Packing stock holds at 22 to 22.5c, storage creamery trades active with extras 33 to 34c.
Apples at Chicago and Limited Cold Storage Movement
The Chicago apple market shows little movement in common storage stock with good prices for refined cold storage fruit. Demand remains limited as dealers fill special orders, while orchard run stock moves slowly. New York Baldwins, Spies, and Greenings dominate, with prices ranging from $1.50 to $3.60 for various grades and sizes.
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Chicago
Michigan
New York
Baldwins
Spies
Tallman Sweets
Greenings
Break in New York storage egg market shocks traders
Slump accelerates after warehouse report shows large surplus. Storage operators rush to unload at losses while fresh eggs from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma add to near term pressure. April deliveries fall to 18 19c for storage firsts and 22 24c for best quality as prices wobble amid shrinking demand and rising arrivals.
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Chicago
Associated Warehouse
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Butter Prices Ease as Demand Falls in Chicago Trade
Chicago December 1 The butter market shows weaker demand this week after sustained price gains. Receipts remain light while a build up of fresh butter on streets prompts concessions. Storage stocks increase, quality mostly medium with winter flavor. Creamery extras move 35 to 36 cents then 35 cents, fancy 35 1/4 cents. Firsts 22 to 28, No 1 ladies 24 to 24 1/2, packing stock 23 to 23 1/2, dairies 26 to 32. June extras 31 1/2 to 32, seconds 2 cents.
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New York
Mercantile Exchange
Indiana
Jersey
Jersey City
Bos
Chicago
Chicago Storage Bill Passes Again as Veto Expected
Chicago officials push a cold storage bill despite mayoral veto, passing 61 to 2 with plans to regulate eggs poultry butter storage limits ten to twelve months and extendable by the health commissioner. Key amendments defeated, including prohibiting product removal and joker clause on storage receipt. Mayor Harrison likely to veto again.
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Chicago
Harrison
Cashier narrowly saves 30000 for Fox River Butter Co
In Chicago a new cashier M. J. Wright was kidnapped in broad daylight while transporting 30000 dollars from a bank to the Fox River Butter Co headquarters on Michigan Avenue. A drunken pedestrian knocked him down, a second man struck him, and a taxi carried him off before Wright escaped and flung the money bag from the car. The crowd feared a bomb until the bag was recovered by a bystander and turned over to police. Wright, ejected from the taxi after the thieves found no loot, celebrated the narrow escape and saved the fortune for the company.
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Chicago
Fox River Butter Co
M. J. Wright
Michigan Avenue
Wright
Butter Company
Visitors On Chicago Board Visit Names Across The Country
Visitors on the Chicago butter and egg board list includes Wm. Glass of Dayton D. D. W. Tobey Rochelle Ii H. E. Gray Boston A. S. Kininmonth Win field Kas J. L. Van Neste New York City and P. Walker Paris among others during the week.
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Chicago Board
Chicago
Butter and Egg Board
Wm. Glass
Dayton
D. W. Tobey
Rochelle
H. E. Gray
Boston
A. S. Kininmonth
Winfield
Kas
J. L. van Neste
New York City
P. Walker
Paris
Easier Potatoes Market Signals Lighter Demand
Chicago December 1 reports a softer potato market due to light demand. Prices slipped below the half dollar mark as receipts remained moderate and trade muted through the week. Car supply loosened, aiding buyers, with Minnesota Wisconsin stocks firmer than Michigan. Local buyers scarce, prices 46 to 48 cents, some cars at 4 to 4-1/2 cents above. frost risk expected but generalized stock satisfactory.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Apples in Ohio Valley Trade Boosted by Holiday Demand
Holiday demand lifts Ohio valley apple markets with stronger movement of No 1 high and boxed goods. Receipts match demand in some areas while others see steady shipments from shipping districts. Western and mountain boxed fruit, including popular Yakima brands, arrive in volume. prices vary by variety from Rome Beauty to Winesaps and Grimes.
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Holfday
Yakima Valley
Rome
Winesapa
Spitzenberg
Black Twigs
York Imperial
Ben Davis
Hoovers
Newtowns
Grimes Fialden
Greenlen
Rambo
Gang
Ren Davis
Grimes York Imperia
Michigan fruit man Paul Rose stricken with paralysis
Paul Rose a well known Michigan fruit interests figure was stricken with paralysis in Indiana where he has a farm and was brought to his sister’s farm east of Benton Harbor. He remained in serious condition last night with wandering mind. Doctors say he may be moved to a Chicago sanitarium when permitted. Overwork is blamed for the breakdown.
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Paul Rose
Benton Marher
Mich
Michigan
Indiana
Werther
Chicago
Waszko Co. Case Postponed in Chicago Court
Chicago Nev 13 the Waszko twindle case involving three men was postponed until the 22nd this month as the state's attorney's office was not ready. The trio had secured bail at first but later faced additional bonds. Jerich and Lauh could not cover them and were jailed again.
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Waszko Co
Chicago
Nev
Waszko
Jerich
Lauh
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Dickinsomy League
Galveston
the Packer
Redfearn
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Apple Holdings
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California Orange Movement
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