Citrus Fruits At Chicago The News In The Packer This Week
Chicago market reports a better grade of citrus fruit arriving with steady orange demand at the Central Fruit Auction Co sale. Florida fruit sold higher. 115 boxes valued at 200s to 250s brought 1.60 to 2.50, with 75 boxes of 120s and 160s at 2.36 to 2.65. Moridas tangerines rose modestly. 40 straps 120s and 144s at 3.85 to 4.50, 0 straps 168% and 18s at 1.90 to 4.20. California lemons sold well. eight boxes 40s and 270s at 2.36 to 2.60, 30s to 40s at 2.06 to 2.75. Grapefruit prices remained strong, with 115 boxes 285 and 63 selling at 75 to wide. Fancy Indian River stock reached 4.00, California Navele improved, and frosted fruit diminished. Six cars of citrus and one car of box apples sold at auction, Jonathan apples at 1.25, Winesaps 0.86, Genlteamw 1.25, Monarchs 1.15. Indian River grapefruit averaged 3.15 to 4.80, Florida oranges up to 2.50, Seminole Russet around 2.25. A car of California lemons Avoval brand ranged 2.46 to 2.25, Florida sangerines up to 4.20, with Saturday sales planned for about six cars.
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Poultry Receipts Light as Demand Rises in Chicago
Chicago reports firm poultry market with light live and dressed receipts. Prices edged up due to growing demand and sparse shipments. Dealers anticipate higher live poultry prices late March as Jewish Purim holidays begin, with some withholding to push values. Farmers curb laying hens amid market expectations and evolving regional trade notes across multiple pages.
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Butter Situation at Chicago Amid Rising Receipts and Steady Prices
Butter receipts rise again in Chicago with expectations of more stock in coming weeks though prices lag. Extras quoted 8 8 cents, packing stock 20 to 21 cents, receipts 8 420 packages Thursday. A car offered at 24 to c, another at 23c. no bids. October creamery firsts offered at 20c with no bids. Fresh creamery firsts to arrive Monday offered at 29c with 28c bid. Friday market unchanged. receipts 3 136 packages. Cabbage markets steady around 20 dollars per hundredweight for Wisconsin choice. Louisiana new cabbage first car sold at 2 3 per crate. Florida crates 2 to 2 50. Apple trade affected by Newelty ordinance curbing peddlers, demand improving with better weather. Jonathan and Winesap prices noted. Bartletts and other grades reported with mixed demand.
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Kenner Shipment Move Sends Fresh Vegetables North and West
Large quantities of shallots, carrots, spinach, beets, radishes, onions, lettuce, endive and cabbage are being shipped from Kenner to northern and western markets. Express shippers report strong inquiry and favorable conditions for outbound produce.
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Cabbage Booming Again In New York State Market
Report from New York on February 18 notes a strong cabbage market with a rise to $7 a ton and firm prices upstate. Western buyers pay $7 a ton at loading stations while state shippers quote $50 to $33 a ton delivered in New York. Demand relies on recent receipts as imports from Denmark enter around 2,000 cases this week. Each crate costs about $2 to handle after freight and duties.
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Movement of Triumphs. Seed potatoes move through Minnesota ports
Staff correspondent reports Triumph seed stocks at Cambridge Princeton and surrounding stations move briskly amid a switchmen strike. About 1000 cars of seed stock left the district this month with Triumphs yielding strong in Cambridge and Princeton yards. Red stock mix confuses buyers. growers plan larger Triumph acreages next year despite market concerns.
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Egg and potato trade shifts prompt market notes
The text reports fluctuating egg and table stock prices with emphasis on Bur banks varieties, Triumphs, and Early Olives. It notes large grower holdings, car shortages, and railroad delays affecting shipments. Also covers New York storage eggs, weather impacts on markets, and a Butter and Egg board dinner with performers and speeches.
Cold wave advances eggs in Kansas City market
A Kansas City market report shows a shallow decline in egg prices earlier in the season followed by a storm that raised asking prices. Dealers expect limited production impact, with shipments continuing and bids fluctuating as weather shifts promise warmer days ahead.
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Potatoes weaker at Chicago as receipts stay heavy
Chicago market shows weak opening with prices around five to six cents lower on general receipts of potatoes. Bulk russets at 36 to 38 cents, sacked at 40 cents, and continued light retail demand despite high stock. Mahaffey expects steady movement as old stock clears and demand increases.
Fruiting Orange and Grapefruit Prices Hold Narrow Range
Orange and grapefruit demand remains steady in Cincinnati market with tight receipts. Independent and Florida exchange lots sold mostly within $1.40 to $2.15 per box range, while higher quality Florida fruit fetched up to $2.15. Carloads of Navels averaged around $1.60 to $1.90, with several brands reporting $1.68 to $1.95. Grapefruit prices varied by size and grade, averaging about $2.25 per box for the day, with some lots reaching above $3.00.
Dressed Poultry Prices Steady Amid Quiet Demand
New York Feb 18 Dressed poultry arrivals remain light as three-week trend continues capons dull with prices around 24c. Western box fowls five pounds plus quoted 18 to 18 1/4c, chickens and roosters mixed, Philadelphia fancy prices listed, turkeys weak at 23 to 25c, ducks geese light, express arrivals high. Market outlook remains firm with increased receipts anticipated.
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Sharp Advance in Butter Prices in New York Market
New York dairy market closed firm with sharply higher prices across grades. Specials scarce. Thursday demand pushed prices up for specials and extras. Firsts and seconds rose. storage creamery and process sales firm, factory firsts at 23c and packing stock active around 18 to 19c.
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