Kansas City Apple Market Holds Firm Amid Warmer Week
Kansas City reports a firm and improving local and shipping apple market. Weather moderation after cold spell boosted inquiries and orders from outside markets. Fancy Jonathan prices steady at $4.25 to $4.75 per barrel on street, with Western box fruit from Colorado to Idaho priced $1.25 to $4.50 depending on quality.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Jonathan
Ben Davis
Jonathans
Grimes
Denver Trade Notes Scarce Poultry Amid Steady Prices
Denver reports a quiet trade week with ample stock in most lines but poultry scarce. Apples and vegetables show good supply with light demand. Turkeys and springs in higher demand and price. Eggs and butter steady. jack rabbits overstocked. cottontails selling well. Grand Traverse Shippers Assn names officers and vows warehousing. Elgin creamery butter stays at 32 cents. no major market changes.
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Denver
Col
California
Eye
Reports Good Vegetable Demand in Kansas City
Kansas City to Jan. 16. Early green vegetables of good quality and pack are in demand by the trade. MC Garth, fruit and commission merchant, lists a big line of retail and shipping trade for head lettuce, radishes, spinach, berries. He cannot meet orders due to short supplies. Shipments of quality move readily, and H C Garth desires immediate delivery from the southern shipping trade.
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Kansas City
MC Garth
Mert
H. C. Garth
Berry Demand Light This Year in Kansas City Market
Kansas City January 16 reports show a limited demand for strawberries so far this year. Receivers of early berries meet only fair success. This week a small number of Floridas arrived along with crates of Texas fruit selling at about six dollars per crate when in good condition.
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Kansas City
Texas
Lower Rabbit Prices In Kansas City As Snow Drops Receipts
Kansas City market notes a snow and cold spell boosting rabbit arrivals. No. 1 stock sold to 40 cents and No. 2 stock to 20 cents by Thursday, with little other game arriving and mild midweek weather darkening mood.
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Kansas City
Western New York Horticultural Society Meets in Rochester
The fifty-fourth annual Western New York Horticultural society reunion runs January 27 and 28 in Rochester. The program features stereopticon talks by Fairchild and Slingerland, a keynote by John Craig on the National Apple show, and extensive exhibits from Cornell and the New York Agricultural Experiment Station with fruit displays, spraying apparatus, and prize competitions. Members are urged to enroll, remit fees, wear badges, and submit exhibit entries by January 15 with prize and schedule details provided.
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Rochester
N. Y
Western New York Horticultural Society
Fairchild
Slingerland
John Craig
Spokane
W. C. Barry
John Hall
Permanent Fund
L. van Slyke
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
T. B. Wilson
Charles W. Garfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
Samuel Fraser
Fall Brook Farms
Geneseo
N. J
Charles W. Lyman
Middlefield
Conn
David Fairchild
United States Department of Agriculture
M. V. Slingerland
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Northwest Pacific
S. A. Beach
Iowa State College
Geo. T. Powell
Ghent
Chautauqua Grape Belt
D. K. Fairay
Westfield
Department of Plant Pathology
New York College of Agriculture
H. H. Whetzel
Trunk Line Assn
Trunk
New York State
Potato market outlook favors steadier table stock demand
Minneapolis reports a improving potato situation with seed demand remaining heavy and prices rising for seed varieties. J C Famechon notes strong bookings and weather challenges, while table stock like Burbanks and Royals stays steady. Red Globe onions and rutabagas move, with Canadian stock dealt.
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Minneapolis
J. C. Famechon
Burbanks
Lettuce Trade Demoralized by Poor Shipments in Chicago
Chicago dealers report a demoralized lettuce market with abundant stock and slow trading. Cold weather, heavy receipts, and inferior quality pushed prices steadily lower though lighter Florida and Louisiana arrivals later in the week offered faint hope. New Orleans small barrels fetched 3 to 4 dollars with larger barrels 1.50 to 2.50, while Texas barrels ranged 2.90 to 3 dollars and some carloads brought higher.
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Chicago
Florida
Louisiana
New Orleans
Texas
Cuban Tomatoes and Market Conditions in Chicago
Cuban tomatoes supply is dull and prices range from 1.50 to 2.50 due to poor stock quality and cold weather. Florida crates sell up to 3 for fresh, well colored stock. Citrus fruits remain firm with California and Florida prices noted. cabbage prices climb with forecasts to 50 per side in two weeks. eggs, potatoes, and other produce markets show varied activity in Cincinnati and Traverse City.
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Chicago
Florida
Traverse City
Mich
Hall Wedge & Carter Promotes Chicago Produce Market
Chicago dispatch notes Hall, Wedge & Carter at 87 South Water Street highlight prime location and large store for fruits and produce. They invite shippers and associations to contact Mr Hall with seasonal growth plans while reporting steady poultry prices and tight turkey and hen supplies impacting egg markets.
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Chicago
J. S. Hall
Hall, Wedge & Carter
South Water Street
My. Hall
South
South West
Hall
Hall, Wedge& Carter
Springs Decline at Chicago Poultry Market
Chicago January 16 report shows dressed turkeys continuing high while other poultry remains steady amid overall market softness as buyers and sellers adjust to seasonal demand and price shifts.
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Chicago
In Need of Apples in Kansas City
In Kansas City on January 16 dealers handling carrot apples say demand is firm and the market is strong for apples of all varieties. The C. C. Clemons Produce Co. is a leading player in the apple trade each year, though current shipments are light due to low receipts. The firm handled a stock that requires multiple cars of box and barrel fruit for orders booked.
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Kanaas City
Middle West
C. C.clemons Produce Co
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