National League Holds 20th Convention in Cincinnati
The National League convened its twentieth session at the Cincinnati Hilton with about 1800 attendees including Mayor Gaynor. President Kimball and Vice Presidents presided as committees reported on credits and bureau ideas while praising the business manager’s office and discussing cost controls.
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Prices rise as cold weather boosts Chicago vegetable market
In Chicago this week extreme cold and late shipments push up prices for eggs and storage goods. Buyers grow wary of high costs, expecting weather shifts to determine near term trends while several brokers report scarce supplies and variable bids.
California frost damage hits Southern California citrus
Frost cut a large portion of the orange crop in Riverside and surrounding counties with estimates ranging from 25 to 40 percent. Inside fruit and fruit under the tree skirts suffered less damage. packing houses slow and government inspectors warn of possible prohibitions on frozen fruit. growers face high packing and freight costs and some shift toward independent buyers and auctions while hoping prices for undamaged fruit rise.
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National Hall of Commission Merchants holds convention elections
President of the National Hall of Commission Merchants, Mr. Kimball of New York, was reelected at this week’s convention. The group discussed member financial visibility, bylaw amendments, and capital requirements. A data collection plan on past and present membership practices was approved, with talks on improved service and investigations into day letter and telegraph delays. Continued on Page 20.
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Storage egg market in New York tightens as stocks fall
Storage egg supplies on Manhattan Island and Jersey City shrink to under 100000 cases by week end amid price rises. Market gains stretch from call and on the shelf with Firsts at 34 to 40 cents and others up a half to a cent. Receipts for March through Friday weigh against colder weather and snow, keeping prices firm.
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Quiet Vegetable Trade Delayed by Cold Weather
Chicago traders report a very quiet Week in vegetables as shipments were tied up by cold weather. Arrivals were late and sales limited with demand mainly local. California celery brings 4.75 to 5 per box, Michigan 1.25, homegrown 26 to 20 cents, lettuce scarce and trades weak.
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Live Poultry Deliveries Slow Amid Snow and Blizzard
Live poultry receipts in New York on January 12 were overdraft as heavy snow and blizzards delayed arrivals. Dressed and frozen poultry fetched lower prices with hens at 16 cents to 18 cents per pound, cocks 10 to 12 cents, ducks and geese around 16 cents, while some entries remained light due to the severe weather.
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Apples At A Striking Chicago Market Slump Edges Cold Weather
Chicago January 12 The apple market stalls as extreme cold halts shipments. Grocers and dealers report accumulation of common stock with little demand. Cold storage fruit holds steady with select varieties fetching up to 3.50 per barrel. overall outlook grim with potential heavy losses for shippers if weather does not improve.
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Frozen Oranges in Chicago Show Steady Yet Discounted Market
Winter cold curtailed citrust trade in Chicago this week but demand remained steady. California shipments were discounted with best fruit at 1.75 to 2.00 per box, sound fancy fruit up to 2.75, Moridas around 2.25 to 2.78, lemons and carioads 2.75 to 3.25, grapefruit 4.50 to 5.00, and russets prevalent though less favored than brights.
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Cabbage Crop Report From Corpus Christi Area
Special wire reports cabbage in the county is growing well after heavy rains and irrigation with no damage from a recent freeze that fell to 26 below. Another freeze is forecast tonight but expected to cause no damage. Cabbage crop, light this season, will start moving into carrots around February 1. Rio Grande valley and Brownsville areas report no freeze damage.
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Partiality allegations over rejected produce disposal
Minneapolis residents protest the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads for handling rejected fruits and vegetables. The Malpert-Davis Co. is accused of buying damaged stock at consignments and selling through commission men, with questions about their capacity and fairness in disposal.
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Redlands Crop Forecast After Winter Freeze
In Redlands California on June 12 reports indicate damaged fruit due to a freeze. Distributors fear reduced yields, with growers awaiting assessment of the crop and potential price effects.
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Imperial Cants The cantaloupe distribution stirs New York trade
In New York the cantaloupe market shows six weeks of distribution across several cities with strains of price and supply discussions. A hotel meeting at the Astor followed a lengthy negotiation among major distributors Crutchfleh Woolfolk, Lyon-Cogeing, Mutual Distributors, and smaller operators, with no agreement reached after forty eight hours.
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Texas Vegetables Safe After Freeze Reports
Reports from Texas indicate onion and cabbage crops largely spared by the latest frost. Special wires note onions not damaged and overall prospects excellent, with some minor setback for new vegetable plantings and nursery stock.
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Government probes Elgin exchange ties to New York dealers
A government inquiry led by the Justice Department examines an Elgin exchange tied to a New York network of quotations and settlements. Instructions were issued to deliver records as potential evidence in civil actions. The probe targets alleged price fixing and possible dissolution of the Elgin board.
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South Carolina 0. HK Meewets Sn. Haws Ae wire
Report notes no damage and unclear details about a recent event. The fragment mentions South Carolina, Meewets, Sn. Haws, and Bliteh Co with minimal context.
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Fragmented California market notes and regional goods
Fragmentary OCR item lists various fruit and vegetable markets across California and nearby states. Mentions Springfield Moz Peach Silex Ark Lower potato rates, Stowell cabbage, and Kansas City markets. Notes election of officers in a national league and social events in New York.
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