IE News in the Packer This Week
The Packer reports on Andersons case and related shipper fraud prosecutions in Chicago. It notes the Chicago proceedings, the fate of Anderson, and the impact on shippers while detailing nearby conventions, citrus trade, and futures markets.
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Wal Produce Hatihe
Anderson
Mulhall
McConkey
Woo
Packer
Ai D. Anderson
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Mittneapolis
Philadelphia
South Water Street
Oklahoma City
Drainage scheme reclaims swamp land in North Carolina
In Beaufort and Hyde counties near Bishop's Cross the Wilkin sons of Belhaven own a vast swamp area now being drained. A canal system eight feet deep and thirty feet wide will create fertile land, with a six foot dam to sustain water for dredging. The project aims to reclaim about a thousand square miles, yielding rich soil and multiple crops yearly aided by a mild climate near the Gulf Stream.
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Norfolk
Beaufort
Hyde Counties
North Carolina
Bishop's Cross
Wantego
John A
W. Wilkinson
Belhaven
Wilkinson Bros
Pungo River
Africa
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
North Georgia
Cabbage Movement Thought To Strain Freight Lines
Reports say freight traffic may stall as labor shortages hit the district. With workers away in Chicago and Minneapolis and extreme cold, freight handlers fear a tie up as overtime orders push power and capacity limits. Prices for warehouse space vary from sixteen to eighteen dollars per unit.
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Chis
Chicago
Apples Are Firmer and Market Active in East
Eastern apple arrivals show improvement for choice and fancy grades with No 1 grade from 2 50 to 3 50 per box. No 2 from 1 50 to 2 50, fancy fruit up to 5, overall brighter movement though some stocks still slow. Dealers report 4 000 000 barrels left nationally, a small per capita share, while Florida oranges enter Northwest markets as Florida Citrus exchanges push price competition with California offerings.
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Columbus
Ana Florida
Florida
Michigan
Ohio
California
Charles Amicon
John Amicon
East Broad Street
O. M. Evans
Herb Kelley
Evans & Turner Co
York
Florida Oranges
Dep Boines
A. H. Kay
Cincinnati
Florida Citrus Exchange
Wlorldo
Califor
Citrus Market Steady as Florida Navels and Rivers Trade
Chicago markets show no change in orange activity with steady tone. California shipments are moderate with Navela at 2.50 to 3.50 dollars and Florida Brights fetching 1.76 to 2.35 while Russets run about 1.60 to 2.00 and Indian River fruit around 2.25.
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Chicago
California
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