Bryara Loses Suit Against Oxyrive Railroad
Chicago December 30 local members of the National League of Commission Merchants arrange for special cars over the Pennsylvania Line to the Pittsburgh convention. The program includes governors, mayors, and officers from Chicago to Pittsburgh with multiple committee reports and plans for 1922.
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Chicago
National League of Commission
Pittsbyyeh
Pittsburgh
J. Bryara
1. OXY. Railroad
Easy Market on Oranges in New York After Early Advance
Market review notes a quiet start for orange trade in New York after an early price advance. Reports indicate limited fluctuations with steady demand from merchants and wholesalers in the region.
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New York
Onion and citrus markets show mixed price shifts and dock stock
Market reports indicate Spanish onions trading at $1.15 to $1.75 per crate with various pack sizes quoted up to $6.50 for four-tier cartons. Unsold docks held thousands of crates and cases, while New York buyers saw Navels and lemons fluctuate with quality driven pricing.
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County Reds
New York
California rain boosts citrus crop size and shipments
heavy rain in California raises navel and Tulare crop size by at least one grade, potentially adding 2,000 carloads of oranges. shipping resumes slowly as markets book orders, with Southern California Navels at 4 to 4.50 and Tulare stock at 4 to 4.25 dollars per box.
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Los Angeles
Dee
California
Ning
Berge
Dana King
The
Exchange
Tulare County
Ee Caed Pepe
Court Refuses Action Amid Bankruptcy Plan Talks
Appellate Court grants leave to time and terms for filing a complaint while referring the case to the son court for explained support of an action in bar. Central Trust Company appointed as receiver earlier, later dismissed along with complaint. Foremost members claim a sweeping victory for Harrison Parker’s followers. opponents say little effect on ongoing litigation. Pittsburgh notes on National League of Commission Merchants planning meeting. E. L. Roberts surveys finalized plans. William Penn Hotel nearly filled. Fort Pitt Hotel prepared for overflow with strict first come policy.
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Bar
Evans
Central Trust Company
Harrison Parker
Pittsburgh
E. L. Roberts
Frengl
National League of Commission Merchants
Washington
Roberts
Charlies A. Muehlbronner
William Penn Hotel
Fort Pitt
Chester Franzell
Jocal League
League
William Penn
Franzell
Packer
Iort Pit
Inquiries Concerning Atlanta Produce and Packing Co
New York reports many inquiries about the Atlanta based Manta Produce and Packing Company. Shippers say the firm is overquoting the market for poultry and eggs. The Vardaman Company in Mississippi notes the Atlanta firm declines to furnish references and charged high prices, refusing eggs at delivery and even at a discount.
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New York
Manta Produce and Docking Company
Atlanta
Vardamance Company
Vardaman
Miss. Welles
Progure and Packing Company
Special Train To Chicago For Western Fraters Convention
Trade members urged to reserve spots on the Chicago special departing January 14. The train travels to St. Louis, Little Rock, and Hot Springs with planned tours and arranged transport. organizers note rapid reservations and emphasize the trip’s appeal for familiarizing members with convention activities.
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Chiesgo
Deesus
Comur
Wroli Wagner
Chading
Western Fraiders
Wort
Nellis
South Water’ Street
Chicago
St. Louis
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Thiek Spot
Gore
Reduced Fares Announced for Fruit and Vegetables Shippers Convention
Announcement outlines reduced one and a half fare for attendees from most U S points except several western states and parts of Canada. Certificate requirements, through tickets, and presentation at registration are detailed. Tickets must be purchased 30 minutes before departure. return trips with reduced fare not valid on limited trains.
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Innia
Nevada
Oregon
Washington Land
British Columbia
Associad Southwestern
New England
Mao Abic
Traud
Iies
Californ
Oregona
Washington
British
Ql Fonali An
Caineteé
Sherman’ Hotel
Association
North Clark Street
Sherman Hotel
Apple Shipments Light Last Week Across Regions
Chicago reports last week's apple shipments from the Bureau of Markets at 782 cars, far below the prior week’s 1,538 and the previous year’s 1,498 for the same week. Cumulative box state shipments reach 45,200 cars versus 28,024 last year while barrel states total 22,875 cars versus 67,154. Through early week shipments total 68,057 cars, in contrast to 35,178 at the same point in 1920 and 108,727 last season.
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Apple
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
More Interest In Onions At Chicago
Chicago buyers showed notable interest in onions and carrots with active inquiries from the supply region. Operators quote Indiana reds and yellows at 5 to 5.25 per cwt fob and California Australian Browns at 4 to 4.65 per cwt, reflecting post holiday stock expectations.
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Chicago
Indiana
California
Fruit Prices and Receipts Report from Florida Markets
Prices for pineapples oranges grapefruit and tangerines traded with mixed quality and light receipts. Pineapples ranged up to 8.75 for fancy stocks while Florida oranges moved slowly with pale fruit. grapefruit stayed 4.50 to 5.25 with top fancy fruit to 7.25. Tangerines showed good demand at 2.75 to 4.25 despite many poor arrivals.
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Florida
Geo
Texas Bermuda Onion Crop Doing Well in Texas
Laredo Texas reports indicate most farmers finished transplanting by December 15 with only a few plants filled in later. Cooler weather aids growth, onions withstanding 26 degrees, thrips kept in check, prices hold at $1 75 per crate for deliveries by April 15 and contracts continue.
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Laredo
Tex
South Texas
Greenberg and Busch New York Jobbers Close Doors
Greenberg and Busch truit and vegetable jobbers in Wallabout Market closed Thursday morning. They reportedly owe two to three thousand dollars with checks signed by all proprietors. The firm remained closed at week’s end.
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New York
Greenberg & Busch
Truit
Wallabout
Citrus shipments report statewide orange and lemon totals
The report lists November to date shipments by region. Southern state lemons total 140 cars that week and 810 for the season, Central California oranges 218 for the week and 3,865 to date, total orange shipments 5,335 and lemons 1,850 to date, with Northern lemons at three shipped.
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Eg Pagar VE Fie
Lec Ee
Central California
Reefer Refund Denied By Minnesota Court
Minneapolis December 30 A Minnesota Supreme Court ruling denied a five dollar rental refund on a refrigerator car to the J C Famehon Company This test decision affects Northern Potato Traffic Association potato shippers and could cost several thousand dollars in potential refunds Attorneys and shippers consider filing a rehearing as C W Tong secretary of the association remains hopeful that Minnesota shippers will prevail in the end
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota Supreme Court
J. C. Fameehon Company
Han
Northern Potato Traffic Association and
Minnesota
Potato Shippers
C. W.tong
Northern Potato Traffic Association
Brokers Convention Reservations Pour In for January Meeting
Indications point to a well attended Fruit and Vegetable Brokers Association convention in Chicago January 23 and 24 with reservations spreading at the Sherman Hotel. The brokers will meet before the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association and plan joint conferences with shippers. Nearly all 851 brokers in the association are expected to attend.
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Chicago
Fruit and Vegetable Brokers’ Association
Sherman Hotel
Amecan Fruit and Vegetable Shippers’ Association
Coming Conventions Across Regions in January 1922
National League of Commission Merchants Pittsburgh hosts events January 11 12 13. Amelia Harey Worths Western Fruit Jobbers Association meets January 16 22. Chicago Fruit and Vegetable Brokers Association holds January 3 and 24. American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association January 26 27. Western Canadian Fruit Jobbers Association Edmonton meets January 23 24 25.
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National League of Commission Merchants
Pittsburgh
Western Fruit Jobbers Association
Amelia —Harey Worth
Fruit and “Vegetable Brokers Association
Chicago
American Fruit: and” Vegetable Shippers Association
Chiesen
Western Canadian Fruit Jobbers* Association
Edmonton
Potato market notes and train schedule fragment
The item notes Maine and New York state potato prices with bulk deliveries and ranges from 1.15 to 4.75 per 180 pounds, plus a comment on rail movements. It mentions a special train leaving Hot Springs at 7:15 p m for Fort Worth arriving 8 o clock next morning over the Texas and Pacific line and urges Chicago-area readers to contact Chairman Nellis.
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Maine
New York State
Hot Springs
Fort Worth
Texas and Pacific Line
Chicago
Nellis
Lower Coast Vegetable Prices Show Stable Demand and Liberal Supply
New Orleans reports a liberal supply of homegrown vegetables with demand prices holding steady this week. Big Boston head lettuce sells at 8 dollars per barrel and 1.60 per hamper, Iceberg at 6 dollars per barrel and 1.25 per hamper, endive and escarol steady at 2 dollars per barrel, and anise firmer at 8 dollars per barrel. parsley, carrots, beets, turnips, shallots, and mustard greens show mixed but ample availability with listed prices. Cucumbers remain hothouse and moderate in supply at 3 dollars per dozen, while mixed and straight carrots and express shipments of greens move forward in liberal volume.
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New
Orleans
Dee
Boston
Demand for Apples at New York Market
New York December 30 demand for apples remained steady while barrel fruit held firm and box fruit sold at auction. Fancy Greening at 9.10 per barrel, Ben Davis 3.00 to 6.00, Baldwins 6.50 to 7.40, poorer stock 4 and up. Kings similarly priced. Western box Jonathan 2.75, Rome Beauties 2.75, Stayman Winesaps 2 to 3, Winesaps 1.75 to 2.75, Spitzenbergs 1.75 to 2.75, Delicious 2.29 to 4.
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York
New York
Ben’ Davis
Baldwins
Kings
Jonathins
Nigro-Butera Co. Dallas Faces Creditors Meet
The Nigro-Butera Company a Dallas wholesale fruit and vegetable dealer failed to reopen after Christmas. A creditors meeting attended by over 20 firms and individuals discussed discontinuing the business. Frank P. Nigro signed, assets listed at 11134.75 with liabilities of 8719, half due to a local bank. A trustee was appointed and assistants named to speed settlement. The firm incorporated in Texas with 20000.27 capital, originally the Boren-Butera operation, now Nigro Butera Company.
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Dallas
Dedi
Nigro-Butera Company
S Company
Frank P. Nigro Sian‘inced
Mauidationg
Thornton
Homer L. Johnson Company
W. A. Boren
Abernathy
Trinity, Wholesale,Grocers
Texas
Frank.p. Nigro
A. Boren
John Butera
Boren- Butera ‘Company
Frank P. Nigro
Nigro Butera Company
Hung Jury in Federal Trial Charged With Defrauding Creditors
Report from The Packer notes a federal court trial last week for individuals charged with defrauding creditors. Jury acquittal not yet final, with another opportunity for trial or defense anticipated. The exact defendants remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Federal Court
Packer
Koplewitz and Friedman Settle With Creditors
New York December 30 There was another meeting of Koplewitz creditors this week The Packer last week Charles Friedman the Brooklyn banker whom Koplewitz claims engineered the deal which left him in failure agreed to see creditors receive 85 percent Koplewitz to pay 15 percent in two years Friedman and his attorney appeared at the Fruit and Produce Trade Association rooms and it looked as though Friedman would side step his promise A further call went out for creditors and after hours of conference Friedman agreed to see that creditors get 85 percent Koplewitz to pay 15 percent and Friedman to honor Koplewitz notes
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New York
Herman Koplwitz
Packer
Charles, Priedman
Brooklyn 4 Ber
Koplewitz
Friedman
Rade Association
Large Cargo of Danish Cabbage Arrives in New York
Ten thousand crates of Danish cabbage arrived aboard the Frederick VIII last Saturday, docking in New York. Most stock was in exceptionally good condition with about 600 crates out of order. Crates weighed 163 pounds each and were sold this week.
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New York
Frederick VIII
Ishally
Theistock
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