Northeast Texas Peach Crop Pool Sees Large Shortage
Reports to T L Peeler indicate the northeastern Texas peach crop from Greenville to the Louisiana line will be well below normal due to a March freeze. The Katy railroad reports limited carload shipments with many small lots and express transfers expected, signaling a weak season for peach growers in Hopkins Wood Camp Morris Cass Marion and Harrison counties and neighboring areas.
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Dallas
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Greenville
Louisiana Line
T. L. Peeler
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Smith
Shreveport
Katy
Sherman, Shreveport& Southern
Hopkins, Wood, Camp
Peeler
Cabbage Shipments Decline But Remain Higher Than Last Year
Cincinnati reports that cabbage shipments from Ohio show a decline with 376 carloads shipped last week versus 442 the prior week. Nationally shipments also fall from 442 to 376 carloads though still above the corresponding week last season. To date about 16,300 carloads have been rolled, a level higher than the same period last year.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Heavy melon receipts in Kansas City reflect mixed demand
Kansas City report shows heavy watermelons receipts with fair demand except top stock. Georgia and Texas melons command varied prices per car or weight, with California cantaloupes abundant and prices generally weak around two to three dollars for standards and related grades.
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Kansas City
Georgia
Texas
Kansas ‘City
California
Fruit and Vegetable Market Report Denver June Prices
Denver June market notes good homegrown supplies with lower broad vegetable prices and active demand. Idaho and Washington head lettuce arrived at $4.50 4.75 per crate, hot house cucumbers $1.25 1.75 per dozen, berries and cantaloupes sold in good quantities, California apricots $3.25 crate, peaches $2.25 3.50 crate, and Texas onions $2 2.25 per crate amid overall weaker tropicals and limited southern arrivals.
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Denver
Colo
Idaho
Washington
Texas Cue
Lowe
California
Monares
Colorado
Florida
Texas
D and R G Crep Estimate for Season Freight Traffic
Denver freight officials of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railway estimate the San Luis Valley and Western Slope shipments will be the largest ever. They expect 15,453 cars of potatoes, 7,500 from San Luis Valley points, and significant totals for peaches pears onions and other vegetables. Lettuce and cantaloupes from the Mountain and Rocky Ford districts also boost movements, with overall state potato shipments anticipated to be at record levels.
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Denver
Colo
Denver & Rilo Grande Western Railway
San Luis Valley
Western Slope
San ‘Tuls Valley
Grand” Junction
Salida
Alamosa
Rio ‘Grande
Rocky Ford
Traverse City Cherry Crop Heads to Market
Traverse City Michigan reports Cherry crop shipments to market delayed by cannery purchases and unsettled buyers. Montmorency fruit ripening with growers cautious about price around six cents per pound. cannery buyer previously secured 3,000,000 pounds at a fraction over six cents.
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Traverse City
Mich
Montmorencies
Bidaine
Berrien County Reports Longest Growing Season
Lansing June 30. Berrien county leads Michigan in fruit production and has the state's longest average growing season for crops, according to a chart by Dewey A Seeley of the Federal Weather Bureau at East Lansing. The season is defined by frost bounds.
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Lansing
Mich
Berrien County
Michigan
Dewey A Seeley
Frderal Weather Bureau
East Lansing
Hartman Reports Markets Data From Pittsburgh and New York
Hartman bureau data show morning market updates sourced from Pittsburgh and New York. These figures reflect early trading trends across key commodities and indices.
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P. “Hartman
Bureau of Markets
Pittsburgh
New _ York
Harvest crops shift as cherries and strawberries fade in Michigan
Grand Rapids June 30 Earnest L Wellman president of the E T Wellman Co bean and grain broker known as Car lond Wellman pleaded not guilty in district court to a federal indictment accusing him of forgery involving thousands of dollars. He will be tried by a jury soon.
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HB. L. Wellman
Grand Rapids, Mich
Earnest L. Wellman
E.T Wellman Co
Bean and
Carlond Wellman
Bean Thieves Strike Co-operative Elevator Plant
Thieves stole 1 800 pounds of beans from the Co operative Elevator Company's plant in Grant Michigan Saturday night. They entered via a basement window and fled in a truck. Beans valued at 9 50 per cwt.
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Grant
Mich
Co-operative Elevator Company
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