National Horticultural Awards Dominate Iowa Displays
Iowa leads the national state exhibitor awards at the National Horticultural congress with Idaho second and Washington third. County displays give Canyon Idaho first and Chelan Washington second while Polk Iowa secures fourth. A list of notable exhibitors includes B. M. Chapman Wenatchee and J. A. Carr Council as well as J. W. Murphy Glenwood and F. P. Spencer Randolph. Wonewee Wis reports poultry shipments for Thanksgiving and holidays with prices for live and dressed poultry and turkeys.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Idaho
Washington
Utah
Maryland
Canyon County
Chelan County
Towa County
Towa
Polk County
B. M. Chapman
Wenatchee
Wash
J. A. Carr
Council
F. Q. Harrington
Williamsburg
E Stuart
Des Moines
J. W. Murphy
Glenwood
F. P. Spencer
Randolph
Charles Garrett
Mitchellaville
California Citrus Trade Quiet as Florida Stocks Flood Market
A Los Angeles correspondent reports California orange shippers face a slow Christmas season due to a surplus of Florida Navels, with limited shipments of Navels and Valencias. Many packing houses close for holidays, districts from Redlands to Riverside plan small car-loads, and forecasts suggest a modest remainder of shipments before January. The Times estimates a national crop of about 26 000 cars of oranges and 6 000 cars of lemons, with northern districts coloring poorly and sizes varied across counties.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Florida
Nivela
California
Redlands
Redlands Orange Producers Co
Orange Grower
Cash Assn
Haight-Bethell Co
Stewart Fruit Co
Redlands Orange Growers
Agsa
Riverside
Strachan Fruit Co
F. H. Speich & Co
National Orange Co
Penn Fruit Co
Independent Fruit Co
Sutherland Fruit Co
Pachappa Orange Growers’ Assn
Riverside Heights
Rialto
Glendora
Juarte
Monrovia
Corona
Orange County
Tulare
Hutte
Los Angeles Times
Times
Arlington Heights
Morena Valley
Mentone Heights
Craftonville
Ontario
Upland
North Pomona
Pomona
Claremont
Lordsburg
San Dimas
Bob Smith
Bop Smith
Teague
Santa Paula
Leftingwell
Whittier
Call of
Hamilton
Harwood
Little
C. W. Leffingsweil
Kittlery
Lemon Men's Club
San Diego
Trade Calenders Featured by Growers and Shippers
Trade calendars from Goyert & Co. and the C. H. Barrett Co. lead a listing of calendar promotions, notably “Chrysanthemums” and “Buds and Blossoms,” with branches at Laurel Indiana and other towns. Updates include the Jean Co. transfer to Moskowitz Co. and reallocation to Princeton Kentucky. Apple growers in Yakima report price dissatisfaction and potential lawsuits. fair settlements expected. Christmas tree demand remains steady as dealers plan attendance at Cleveland and Peoria events, with Florida tomatoes debuting in Chicago.
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R. A. Parsons
Cape Charlies
Goyert & Co
Egg and Poultry Shippers
Greensburg
Ind
Laurel
Brookville
Hockville
Shelbyville
Evasaville
Deal
Evanaville
CBP. Jean Co
8. Moskowitz Co
Packer
Jean Co
C. KY
Jean
Princeton, Ky
Christmas Poultry Market Outlook In Minneapolis
The Minneapolis egg market shows little decline from last week with stock depletion and steady butter values. Dealers expect a lower winter ceiling, while outside buyers may absorb surplus. arrivals of poultry are heavy with dull demand for fowl and geese. Local committees push for a large Western Fruit Jobbers convention and turnout is expected strong.
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Minneapolis
Tait Jobbers’ Agsn
Northrup
Texas
C. E. Metz
Grinnell, Collins & Co
National League
Peoria
Asan
Mueceting
Seattle apple shortage drives prices firm for fancy fruit
Seattle traders report a tight supply of high grade apples including Spitz, Jonathans, Grimes Golden and Belingtoners, keeping prices firm. Slower shipments and shippers withholding best stock push lesser fruit at limited demand, while coast markets soften and reserves of Japanese oranges from Vancouver fill holiday needs. Butter and egg markets show strength then a drop in egg prices as supply rises. turkeys and other holiday stock move ahead for Christmas demand.
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Seattle
Wash
Spitz
Pers
Holiday Trade Commission
Vancouver
B. C
California
Washington
Oregon
Kilbourne Potatoes See Surplus as 200 Car Loads Remain
Kilbourne Wisconsin reports a mixed potato crop with 60 to 80 cars shipped already this season and about 60 in storage. Farmers, diversifying into dairy and other crops, keep a large share of the crop in country storage while monitoring market conditions. Seed potatoes including Early Ohio and Triumphs are due to depart, with yields ranging from 40 to 200 bushels per acre amid shifting land and storage.
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Kilbourne
Wis
Potato Brown and local potato trade profiles in Portage area
The record highlights Potato Brown known as Salmon Brown and notes a thriving potato trade with buyers paying 3c for fancy stock on December 11 and 60c for ordinary. It lists local figures, managers, and many growers in R. BF. D. from Portage Wis who produced over 1,000 bushels this season, including W. Storzholt, Jos. Betté, John North and dozens more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon Brown
Potato Brown
Brown
York Co
Portage
Wis
H. Bennett
H. D. Corning
L. Starka Co
C.D. Murray
Penney’ & Grubb
A. M. Penney & Co
Waupaca
Ben Qlson
Mattison
Charles Collings
John Atchison
Sylvester Johnson
Cheries Reiger
Edward Linneman
Ernest Kleine
Ole Gregorton
B Metcalf
Andrew Swanby
Michael Comray
D. Hewitt
George Meyers
L. Larrington
Frank Ates
Tim Howley
John Grinella
Wisconsin potato farmers shift to dairying and stock raising
Wonewoer Wis December reports local potato country farmers diversifying away from potatoes toward dairying and stock raising. last season shipped about 100 cars with similar volumes expected this year. average yield about 150 bushels per acre with most growers holding portions awaiting market signals. buyers pay 62 to 68 cents per bushel.
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Wonewoer
Wis
Elroy Wisconsin Shifts From Potatoes to Dairying and Poultry
In Elroy Wisconsin on December 18, farmers increasingly abandon potato farming for dairying and poultry. Local buyers G. Huntley & Co purchase the potatoes grown, while Hart & Hart focus on flour and feed. Dairying rises, supplying much to Chicago, and poultry operations are grain and milk fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy
Wis
G. & Huntley & Co
Hart & Hart
Chicago
Au Wall Amd
Prices for live poultry and livestock at Hart and Hart sale
The notice lists prices for chickens, turkeys, ducks, calves, and other livestock. Live chickens bring 7 to 9 cents, dressed higher, dry picked turkeys 14 to 18 cents, ducks 9 to 13 cents, calves 6 cents, with prices varying by grade and condition. Some shipments are noted during the hall wine prices, and there are no fees for shipment.
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Starz
Wonewee
Wis
Stehr
W. W. Mortimer
Waiton
Selaia Uysscopyeu Cmt
Westfiel
T. H. Cochrane Co
Portage
L. W. Hettinger
Martelle
E. E. Reid
Westfield Creamery |Co
Hancock
G. Haden
Otann Gerrespyneeut
Plainfield
Keene
Lavalle
J. H. Douglass
R. K. Klett
Neceduh
W. H. Darrow & Son
J. Gross
Kilbourne
Orie
Shi Jens Jen
Jan~ Sen
E Jone
Striff
Wohirepayers
Te Juyers
Oehlers A
Hart
Poultry Prices Rise as New Firm Expands Trade in Manston
Competition in Manston Wisconsin shows poultry increases with Coles and Wendt new firm buying heavily. Shippers report limited heavy shipments before Thanksgiving, most held for Christmas. Live poultry remains preferred by buyers. ducks and geese scarce. Prices seen at 7.5 to 9 cents for live chickens and ducks, 11 to 12 cents for live turkeys, calves 7 to 7.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manston
Wis
Coles & Wendt
Joslyn
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E Coyne Bros
Water St
Beatrice Creamery
Michigan Ave
Atitanatl General Commission
Storch Bros & C
Banker's Nat'l Bank
the Packer
South Water Street
Chicaco
8. C. Woolett
Mich
Growers Assn
Frank
Schilling GO
Sreth
BAY
B. Presley Co
Paul
Minn
Earl Bros
Eyes and Poultry
Water
W.stamp Works
St. Peal
Todd & Kraft
GEO. Gifford Eliable Eceiving Broker Fruits and Profit
Omaha, Heb, Ee
San Pedro
Salt Lake RR
Salt Lake City
M. DE Brabant
Broadway
New York
W. J. Bogert
Bessemer Didg
Plutabers
M. Sargent
Clark
Springfield
Ill
W. L. Hodde
Henry Martin & CO
South Water &I
Rel
the Facker, State Bank of Chicago
I. F. Clawson
Ash
Wood
Tenn
Adv
Grain Fed Turkeye
Coachella
Imperial
Wlorlda
Packer Weekly
York State
Westfield
Fale Poultry Supply
Yakima
H. Woods
Pacific Coast
I & Line
Miler
Northwest
C. M. “Weaver
L. Wagner
Western Fruit Jobbers' Assn
Lbsene
D. J. Coyne
Coyne Bros
Spokane
Simon Horvitse
Horvitz Bros
H. Levine
M. Gengrah
Denver
B. Squires
Ro Specter
B. W. Lurneman
Highland
PB. Wilson
Philadelphia
Weaver & Co
H. Weaver &Co
Wisconsin Cheesemakera
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Cheesemakers
Alan
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Grand River Valley Horth Society
Grand Side
Iresident
Amapbell
Kilbourne’s Potatoes
H. White & CO
Water &J
Poultry and Egg Dealers
Holland Caen
van Deursen Bros
CHIC
GEO. Hitz & CO
Indianapolis
Gallagher Bros
A. McDonald & CO
Water &T
Ann Se
Aen Ce
Hall, Wedger & Carter
THEO
Cc. H. Wegeforth Co
teff-Indiana National Bank
H. OH. Peters & Co
Union City
C. Tale & Song
Ave & Good House
Hasler
Weiner Bros. & CO
South Whitley
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