Western New York Movement Ended Holiday Veg Trade
In Rochester traders report a continued high demand for apples despite the holidays. Baldwins sell for 1.76, Greenings 4.00, and Kings at the same. Most fruit ships go to eastern markets with some to southern and western cities. The holiday rush has ended and prices ease with fewer cars moving. Onions hold firm around 85 cents. beets and other vegetables show varied activity as the season turns.
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New York
Rochester
Dee
Baldwins
Barrel apples active as New York market slows
New York reports barrel apples in good demand with Baldwin and Spy varieties selling at 3.50 to 4.50 per barrel, Greenings from 3 to 6, box fruit dull and uneven. Spitz and Jonathans up to 1 dollar in good order. poor stock down to 1 to 1.25. About 40 cars of box fruit expected weekly. Buffalo notes a 12 car sale and local auction activity. Florida grapefruits and oranges show varied demand amid holiday shifts.
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New York
Baldwins
Spitz
Jonathans
Buffalo
Union Fruit Auction Co
Mow
Cy Perkins
New York City
Brown
Stewart, Frost Co
California
Florida
New Jersey
Delaware
Florida Ore Wives Are Being Neglected. Althaueh
Gibson Fruit Co
Chicago
Rothenberg Bros
Sg Fve
Perry Street
Crutchfield
Wool- York & Clore
Porcher's Pack
Deerfield
Perfection
Wallace Clare
New Orleans Markets See Varied Veggie and Poultry Prices
New Orleans markets report robust homegrown vegetable supply with steady to strong prices for lettuce and other greens as season advances. Carrots beets and parsnips appear in large quantities while romaine remains scarce. prices for standard barrels and assorted greens hold firm. Poultry demand stays active but prices ease slightly due to liberal supplies, with broilers and young chickens priced around 15 to 16 cents per pound and turkeys and other fowl showing modest declines. Eggs remain in good demand but lower prices due to ample supply.
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New Orleans
Mion
Amesville
Red Bertrand Ville
Fresiusy
Salta
Florida Vegetable Growers Row Ends with Discharge Claims
William G. Smith denies being ousted by the Florida Vegetable Growers Assn board and says he was dismissed for refusing to follow orders. He will operate independently in Sanford. Bayless Fruit Co wins $500 damages from Consumers' Ice & Cold Storage for 5228 barrels of apples spoiled by improper temperatures in 1908.
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Kansas City
the Packer
Wm. G. Smith
Nford
Fla
Packer
Florida Vegetable Growers’ Assn
H.H. Chappell
A. T. Rossiter
A. T. Rossiter Were the Minority Members, and That Mr. Chappell
Mr. Smith
Sanford
Lexington
Bayless Fruit Co
Bayless Concern
Bayless
Cinncinnati Naies and Piepers Co Display Fat Geese Affair
Cincinnati News reports Piepers Co specialty yearly in fat geese for holidays. Chas Cannon of Pittsburg visits to renew acquaintances and see his father J J Cannon. Leonard Gentile of Jos Gentile & Co plans Christmas with parents on Mobile Bay near Daphne. Ali Lawrence Gentile, once with Florida interests, will fly home for Yuletide.
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Piepers & Co
Chas, Cannon
Pittsburg
J. J. Cannon
Leonard Gentile
Jos Gentile & Co
Mobile Bay
Daphine
Ali Lawrence Gentile
Florida
Cincinnati Apple Prices
Cincinnati price report shows no change in the apple market with firm stock levels. New York state stocks move from 4.75 to 8.50 per box, while Maine and northern fruit hover around 4.25 to 5, Virginia about 3.50 and Western box apples moving fairly well.
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Cincinnati
York State
Virginia
New York Apple Organization Formed at Medina
Medina New York December 22 era New York Apple organized here last week to oversee county units with two or more vice presidents per county and an executive committee. President Clark Alix vice president Irving Crawley secretary A J Skinner treasurer P A Davis. Executive committee led by Charles Dye John Crowley and Dudley Watson. First vice presidents for counties include Brad ley Parker Silas Hopkins Frank H H Lattin Albert Wood Samuel Wadhams Eugene Collamer and Irving Grinnell. The west Congress was set to convene.
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Medina
N. Y
New York
Apple 4
Congress
Clark Alix
Trving Crawley
Austin-Rowley Cold Storage Co
A. J. Skinner
P. A. Davis
Chareles Dye
Dye Cold Storage
John Crowley
Dudley Watson
Vics
Rank Bradley
Parker
Silas Hopkins
Youngstown
Frank HH. Lattin
Albion
Albert Wood
Carlton
Samuel Wadhams
Brockport
Eugene Collamer
Milton
Sodus
Ray ‘Eats
Williamson
John Breckwith
Samuel Fraser
Geneseo
Irving Grinell
Batavia
West
Nngress
Morida Vegetables Shipments Consider Florida Move
New York Dec 24 P. L. Conders, Wells, Va., long involved in apple shipments from that city, visited here this week en route to Florida. He plans to enter the vegetable business and, after reviewing the Eastern coast opportunities, will likely set up either in Miami or Palm Beach.
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New York
Conders, Wells
Lorida
Miami
Palm Beach
Potatoes and vegetables see mixed prices this week
New York markets report dull potato shipments with prices around 1.75 to 2.00 per 180 pounds and lighter offerings. New Orleans vegetables fell in price due to interior quality with romaine scarce at 2 to 3 a head, beets at 3 per hundred, spinach and kale active late week with receipts around 1,400 crates and 1,106 barrels respectively.
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New Orleans
New York
Dee
Davis Enters Brokerage in New York After Exit
Dec 23 in New York reports Will J Davis formerly with W W Elzen leaves to start a brokerage venture with his father in the Mercantile Exchange building. In vegetable market notes E R Brackett records strong Florida sales with peas 24 dollars a basket beans 15 eggplant 20 a crate and peppers 20 a carrier.
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W. J. Davis
New York
Will J. Davis
W. W. Elzen
Mercantile Exchange
E.R. Brackett
Florida
Potatoes and onions market report from Cincinnati area
The potato market moved slowly this week with prices from 40 to 60 cents. Onions show strength with large yellows at 90 cents, mediums 80 to 80 cents, and whites scarce near $1. Cabbage receipts increased but sale pace slowed, Danish cabbage valued at $14 to $16 per ton. Christmas tree prices ranged from $20 to $30 per hundred.
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Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland Poultry Trade and Market Report
A Cleveland market summary notes good demand and firm prices in open fruits, green vegetables, and poultry despite variable supply. Dressed ducks sell readily if extra fat, while fresh poultry moves slowly. citrus and apples see mixed activity with Navels and Florida fruit heavy but price weakened. Lettuce, celery, beans, and cranberries show strong or steady movement with holiday demand affecting supplies and prices.
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Cleveland
Mery
California
Louisiana oranges slow supply to last into January
New Orleans market notes slower orange movement despite improved overall trade. Western and northern potatoes up slightly with turbanks at 1.95 a barrel and round spuds at 1.90. Louisiana stock deemed unmerchantable for shipping while celery and cranberries show mixed demand and prices.
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New Orleans
New York
Louisiana
California
Cuba
Canada
Florida
Malaga
Ben Davis
Bellefleur
Arkansas
York
Memphis Holiday Trade Good Report
Memphis trading week shows turkeys moving at 21 to 24 cents for dressed birds with liberal supply. Ducks remain scarce and fetch 18 cents or more for choice stock. Eggs steady with fresh 82 to 68 cents a dozen, storage eggs 2s to 20c. oranges, apples, and cranberries in strong demand. fresh Louisiana vegetables sold in fair quantities.
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Memphis
Louisiana
Nashville Firm Flips Pen The Produce Bankrupt Listing
Nashville December report says Flippen and Co. produce dealers failed with about 5000 in liabilities and assets far less. Union Bank and Trust Co. leads creditors with a 3000 claim. The firm, two years old, followed Anderson Produce Co. and was led by M Flippen. Lemon losses near summer sparked the trouble. a New York firm held a grape account. Also noted are record Florida fruit prices in Chicago and Topeka burial of S M Cope, with Frank Cope and Roy and Ray continuing the business.
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Flippen & Co
Nashville
Tenn
Union Bank & Just Co
New York
Anderson Produce Co
M. Fliippen
S. M. Cope
Topeka
Kas
Cope & Co
Frank Cope
Roy
Ray
Cabbage Prices Rise on Strong Demand in Chicago Market
Chicago Dec 23. Late week demand for cabbage improves with sales around 12.50. Dealers foresee further gains as smaller markets report tight supplies while large stocks in York state keep prices high. Shipments to York hold at 14 to 15 dollars.
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Chicago
York State
Cranberry Market Mixed as Cape Cod Prices Slip
Cincinnati December 23 Cranberry market shows weakness with slow movement. Cape Cod stock selling at 9.50 to 10 dollars a barrel and Jersey at 9 to 9 dollars per barrel.
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Cincinnati
Cape Cod
Dersey
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