Tomaselli Sells Interest at South Water Market Firm
Chicago reports J Tomaselli who for about a year ran as J Tomaselli & Co has disposed of his interest at 106 South Water Market and is settling with creditors on a hundred percent basis. Part cash, balance in notes secured by real estate. The firm will be discontinued as Tomaselli teams with Sam Spicenza at the same address.
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Chicago
J. Tomaselli
J. Tomaselli & Co
South Water Market
Tomaselli
Sam Spiccnza
Michigan Hort Society Winter Convention in Pontiac
The Michigan State Horticultural Society will hold its winter convention in Pontiac on February 28 and 29. Secretary H. D. Hootman announced the event, with major discussions on problems of growers supplying the Detroit market to guide the industry.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Horticultural Society
Pontiac
H. D. Hootman
Detroit
Potato market dull as prices steady in Chicago trade
In Chicago on December 30 the potato market showed dull trading with little price change over the first two days of the week. Government estimates do not alter the outlook, but bearish sentiment grows as growers and dealers anticipated a larger cut. Eastern states show a short crop offset by Western surpluses. weak carload movement from Idaho and Washington weighs on winter prospects. Wisconsin round whites and Idaho Russells sold in the $1.50 to $1.70 range.
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Chicago
Table Potato Service
M News and Price Forecasting Organization
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
East Central States
West Central States
Idaho
Washington
Wisconsin
Russella
Chicago News Notes Meets Chicago Market Figures
Bruce Muoelier of F. A. Biggio Company in Pittsburgh visits Chicago to confer with Frank Biggio and Bons. Kahnspotato Inc offers patrons a thermometer and holiday souvenir. Maurice J. Roy of Levels Quebec transacts business on Chicago market. Gillarde Bruns Company expands its office space at 79 South Water Market by taking a spacious third floor front room.
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Chicago
Bruce Muoelier
F. A. Biggio Company, Inc
Pittsburgh
Frank Biggio
Bons
Kahnspotato, Inc
Maurice J. Roy
Quebec
Canada
Gillarde-Bruns Company
South Water Market
Chicago Vegetables in Heavy Supply and Weak Market
Chicago December market report shows heavy supplies across vegetables with slow to fair movement. Prices vary by item: cauliflower and green beans higher, beans at 25 cents per hamper, celery California stock firm, carrots Texas stock weak, and peppers and potatoes holding on. overall market weak to steady, demand fair, stock ample.
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Chicago
Arizona
Texas
California
Michigan
Florida
Louisiana
Tuesaday
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Market Reports Show Slow Tomato Demand and Mixed Produce Prices
The report notes slow movement across most quarters with ample supply and mixed price levels. Louisiana barrels around 2.50 to 3.00, California crates $2.25 to $2.75, Washington stock at $2.75, Texas stock 60 cents to 1.35, and Mexican lugs at 3.50 to 4. Crates, hothouse tomatoes stable to easy, other produce including celery, greens, mushrooms, and root vegetables show varied pricing amid abundant supply.
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California
Washington
Texas
U. S
Fruit Growers School Brings Experts to Anna Illinois
The Extension Service of the University of Illinois will hold a fruit growers school in Anna, Illinois, for Pulaski, Johnson, Jackson, Williamson, Massac, and Union counties. Dr. M. J. Dorsey will discuss pruning and thinning for high quality fruit. Dr. H. W. Anderson on brown rot and peach leaf curl. Dr. A. S. Colby on small fruits and nuts with emphasis on strawberries. Prof. R. S. Marsh on fertilizing peaches and apples and soil management, plus Mr. C. Chandler from the Natural History Survey showcasing insect damage and work on curculio, codling moth, and scale.
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Champaign
Department of Horticulture
University of Illinois
Illinois
Anna
Ill
Pulaski
Johnson, Jackson
Williamson
Massac
Union County
M. J. Dorsey
Dorsey
Illnois
H. W. Anderson
A. 8. Colby
Colby Ia
Inois
R. 8. Marsh
C. Chandler
Natural History’ Survey
Lewiston District Fruit Trees Enjoy Good Winter Conditions
Lewiston Idaho December reports moderate winter weather with light ground freezing and snow cover. Well saturated soil and developed fruit buds promise a full yield next season under normal conditions. Growers consider shifting from lettuce to spinach for inter orchard crops, with prime quality spinach likely to be canned or sold to Eastern markets in carrots.
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Lewiston
Idaho
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GC. H. Weaver & CO
INTER
House OF Weaver
Texas Spinach
Asato
Poultry Department
Coyne Brothers
H. B. Coyne
Pres
W. B. Coyne
Treas
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Chicago Packer
Merkel Bros. CO
S. Water
WAY HE & Low —Mangan
Michigan Hort. Society
Old Booth Water Street
D.J. Coyne&Co
T. E. Ball
Peter W. Coppersmith
John L. Coppersmith
Financially Strong House
Tilden
Florida Peppers
Trading Members Produce Reporter Co
Gourley Company
The
Tex. & LA
Fruit Growers School
Anna, NL
SONS
F. A. Biggio Co., Ing
Sales Service
Milwasukee
Walter W.ott
EEDS
DE Giorgi Brothers CO
Council Bluffi, Lowi
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