Trade at Minneapolis Amid Cold Weather Welfare
Snow and cold disrupted perishables trade in Minneapolis this week as storage eggs show a healthy supply with about 16 000 cases in eight weeks and 400 cases daily demand. Butter declines countered by east weather, poultry demand rises while cabbage onions firm, and a general expectation of steadiness with potential brief price bumps. Local inventories improve with many merchants reporting better than anticipated year end results and plans for conventions in Denver and Norfolk.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Western
D. W. Longfellow
Denver
Norfolk
Scarce poultry and cabbage haunt Memphis market
Markets report scarce fresh eggs and poultry in Memphis with prices rising per dozen. Cabbage remains tight with receipts light and a potential famine forecast, onions firmer, and potatoes selling higher. Weather in December cooled significantly, driving storage stock and moderating holiday demand across oranges and apples.
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Memphis
Memphia
Jan
Michigan Crop Summary From The Packer Man
Detroit reports indicate southern Michigan potato growers face losses due to frost from oversupply and poor storage while larger acreages yield good per acre in Oakland Macomb and St Clair counties. Cabbage in Saginaw Valley strong with sauerkraut quality high. Michigan apples show improved conditions and strong packing quality across western districts. Michigan cherries prized in markets, with many 10 pound boxes expected. melons mixed. Brokers Bowen Co. report strong apple storage and demand in the South, plus ample seed and eating potatoes for spring.
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Michigan
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Kalamazoo
Oakland
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Saginaw Valley
Lake Michigan
New York
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Fannville
Petosky
United States
Benzie County
Grand Traverse Bay
Old Mission
Peninsular
Traverse City
North Port
Dik Rapids
Gentral Lake
Chartevoix
California
Chicago Commission
Pacific Coast
Ozark Fruit Growers Meet Repeats 1909 Plan Amid Laborious Checks
At Monett Missouri the Ozark Fruit Growers Association held its annual session with most 1909 officers reelected and twenty three of twenty four local groups continuing marketing through the Ozark association in 1910. The meeting covered routine business including a dispute over 2 percent rebates on gross sales and proposals to cut costs by reducing central control. Directors were elected and the group discussed cantaloupe and peach marketing, a proposed local inspector school, and planned fresh handling rules. Fifty to sixty growers attended representing about 1,008 shares of 2,000.
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Ozark
Goodman
Kansas City Southern
Arkanens
Anderson
Neosho
Barcoxsle
Ozark Association
Monett Associations
E. O. O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Algo
McRe
Rodgers
Btatcher
Aroma
Missouri & North Arkansas Road
C. McNallie
Mongtt
Seroe
T. C. Love
Seymour
Texas
Love
Association
J.W. Stroud
Rogers, Ark
Eleeting
G. T
G. A. Atwood
Springfield, Mo
Ce-J
Neosho Fruit Growers switch to track sales for berries
Neosho Mo January report notes growers vote to sell berries on track whenever possible, consigning to longtime partners when needed. Past debate over dues payments resolved in favor of track selling with a near unanimous result, following unsatisfactory returns from last season's car shipments.
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Neosho
Berry Grover
Tate
Ozark
Agen
Gor & Cara
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