Cantaloupe Shipments Cut as Valley Market Tones Turn
About 1600 cars of Imperial Valley cantaloupes have shipped this season. A June meeting in Brawley among five distributors and growers, with Southern Pacific supervision, discussed halting shipments for 2–3 days to clear stock and improve market tone. A tacit understanding aims to reduce daily output to 11–40 cars, urging packing of fancy stock only.
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Strachan Fruit Co
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Livesley Ranch
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Rockyford
Ana Dy
H. Woods Co
Hursday
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Valencia trade pushes supply to meet orders in L A
Valencia orange market shows strong demand but light shipments. About 300 cars en route and 1,500 sent forward, with 1,600 to 1,700 remaining if total 3,100 cars reached. Navel season over. Tariff changes curb box cleat weight. Los Angeles Produce Exchange outing praised. tours of fruit shippers planned to improve marketing. Cantú market weak, potato shortages push Arizona and Nevada demand. Prices firm for most varieties amid overall dull market.
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Good Prices on Bing Cherries in ChicagoJuly 4
Gibson Fruit Co. after receiving two cars of Washington Bing cherries sold at an average of 1.38 per car at local auction. More cars in transit will be offered next week. The firm plans to feature northwestern fruits including prunes peaches pears and apples. Alabama peaches this week sold from 1.25 to 1.60.
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Have Peaches and Melons in Chicago
G M H Wagner and Sons seek buyers for peaches and cantaloupes posting plans to ship 40 or 60 cars, some in transit and some in Chicago. They also mention carrots and a new firge cooler installed at 165 Southwater Street to keep goods cool overnight or longer.
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Fleming Pays For Wider Muskegon Sidewalk
J W Fleming president of the J W Fleming Co privately funded a wider sidewalk at his Western avenue store after city officials balked at funding. A six foot by ninety foot cement walk now extends along the north side, improving access for pedestrians and proving Fleming’s resourcefulness amid local obstacles.
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Onion acreage rises in Kendallville area says McArdle
T P McArdle of Kendallville Indiana visited The Packer office this week while traveling through Chicago He reports a significant rise in onion acreage in his region and favorable prospects for a good crop though he cautions it is too early for yield guesses harvest time remains distant and uncertain
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T. P. McArdle
Poultry Market Sees Freer Movement and Rising Demand
De Chicago reports J A White and Co spokesman F B Pettibone says free movement of live poultry will continue with shipments coming freely. He notes meat prices are high this season and expects enormous demand for poultry while the price gap to last year has spurred strong consumption.
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Chicago
J. A. ‘White & Co
California Fruits and Potatoes Dominate Steady Market
California fruits arrive in better supply with higher demand and lower prices than last year. Peaches apricots plums and cherries see active trade while cherry prices ease. Potatoes, onions, and cabbage show firm to weakening trends with expected price declines as homegrown stock arrives. strawberries from Wisconsin boost preserving demand for the coming month.
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Train Letterman and Ford Promote T L F Stamps
Chicago April 4 train merchants meet with a fine trade in fruits and vegetables and expect a banner Michigan season. They campaign in growing sections and push free distribution of their T L F stamps to buyers and retailers.
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Letterman & Ford
South Water Street
Michigan
Denver Trade Summary of Creamery and Country Butter Markets
At Goop Denver on July 3 the creamery butter price held firm while country butter sagged from weak demand. Eggs show fair receipts and strong demand, with best stock firm. fresh eggs scarce and next two weeks expected to rise due to the Democratic convention. Poultry demand remains strong, large broilers scarce and premium priced, hens plentiful with steady to easy prices, and turkey and duck demand about fair. Local vegetable demand is good with ample supply. old potatoes nearly gone as new stock arrives. prices hold for greens, tomatoes scarce and higher, Elberta peaches from Texas arrive good and moving readily. Watermelon supply liberal with lower prices. strawberries steady. Texas cantaloupes moving well near California prices.
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Bermudas
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