Steady Market for Northern Onions
Chicago February 11. A fair onion trade with steady prices. Buyers seek the same levels as last week with good stock at 2.40 to 2.65 per 100 pounds. Dealers report some off grade onions moving to interior markets and anticipate higher prices once ordinary stock clears.
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Chicago
Central States
Chicago Vegetable Market Softens Early Week Amid Cold Spell
Cold weather early in the week dampened Chicago vegetable trade with shipments arriving frozen and harder to move. Florida string beans and fancy stocks sold well, wax beans scarce at $2.75, green beans around $1.20, tomatoes steady at $2.50 per case, spinach improving with lighter receipts, and celery pricing steady to firmer as Florida stock arrives.
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Florida
Chicago
Texas
Louisiana
California
Michigan
South
Kankakee
Illinois
Lerreterter
Detroit Produce District Shifts to New Market Street
Detroit February 11. George L. Collins & Co. move from Woodbridge street to 30 and 32 Market street, joining a growing cluster of commission merchants near the eastern city market. The exodus from Woodbridge began with branch houses near both markets, reducing the old guard on the street.
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Detroit
Mich
George L. Collins & Co
Woodbridge Street
Market Street
Commission House
South Water Street
Chicago
Chicago Apple Trade Quiet Amid Steady Prices
The Chicago apple market showed no new features as arrivals were liberal, especially Greenings with some discoloration. Cold weather reduced trade early in the week and froze stock. Standard A Greenings around 3 dollars per barrel and other varieties ranged from 2 to 4.50 dollars per barrel with ungraded fruit at 1.75 to 2.25.
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Chicago
Spies
Ben Davis
Piowaty Returns After South Chicago Visit
Carl Piowaty of M. Piowaty & Sons returns from a southern trip spent largely in Texas where the firm plans vegetable deals to be handled by the San Antonio office. In Chicago Florida strawberries demand edged up with prices 20 to 25 cents per quart. a 32 quart car arrived in poor condition, bringing 15 cents per quart.
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Carl Piowaty
Chicago
M. Piowaty & Sons
Florida
Kern to Manage Grand Traverse Fruit Exchange
F Kern of the Bay field Peninsula Fruit Association has been hired by the Grand Traverse Fruit and Produce Exchange to build up the organization and oversee sales. He will earn 3600 dollars for the first year with provisions for advancement, and the exchange provides working capital to expand and market Michigan fruits this season.
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Traverse City
Michy
Grand Traverse Fruit Exchange
Michigan
North Act Exchange
F. Kern
Bayfield
Grand Traverse Exchange
Kern
Experienced Orchardist Seeks Superintendent Post
Young man with four years practical orchard work including packing and shipping seeks superintendent position. University graduate. Can furnish references. Address N. Margoles 700 Eleventh St Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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N. Margoles
Eleventh St
Milwaukee
Wisc
Michigan egg receipts depress Detroit market
In Detroit on February 11 the local market showed a downturn led by a surge of Michigan eggs amid cold weather. Eggs fell 12 to 16 cents as shipments rose. storage eggs held firm, butter rose, poultry stayed strong with scarce supplies. potatoes and apples weakened while lemons stayed in demand and oranges mixed due to off grade stock.
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Levy Bros
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Tennessee
Wisconsin cabbage market faces steady inquiry as weather aids trade
Chicago reports cabbage market steady this week with wintry weather aiding trading. Carrot inquiry is active but prices hold at 6.50 to 7 per ton f o b Wisconsin shipping points. Operators plan to let market run and fill contract orders with limited surplus.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Chicago Citrus Market Slows as Navel Prices Hold
In Chicago the Navel Orange market shows an easy tone amid heavy arrivals. Carlot quotes reach 3.25 for medium to small sizes, 2.75 for less desirable fruit, with decay from recent rains lowering values. Florida grapefruit softens to 2.75 or 3, while California lemons rise to 3.60 to 4 per carlot box.
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Chicago
California
Florida
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