Bank attaches property over seven thousand in drafts
Drafts totaling seven thousand dollars drawn on C Bishop of New York and Columbia Tenn prompted Maury National Bank to seek attachments on Bishop Produce Co. assets at Enyetteville and nearby stations. The firm, a poultry shipper linked to West Washington Market New York, reportedly suspended operations as investigations and internal disputes surfaced.
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Columbia
Tenn
Jonal Bank of Court
Bishop Produce Co
Enyetteville
Bishoproduce Co
C. Bishops West
Washington
New York
Gment
Bishop
Thema - Produce
C. Bishop
Maury National Bank
Parker
Bishop Paduce Co
New York Five
Bishop Produe Co
James McKee
Nanny National Bank
Eshop
Railroad
Iars
Clen
Jwuch
Maury National Kkt
New “Farmere
Pittsburgh
Traffic Adjustment Co
Virginia
Georgia Elbertas
New Orleans
Arizona
Cincinnati
Nashville
Apple Men Delegates to Cleveland Meeting to Be Entertained
Preparations are under way to entertain delegates and visitors to the apple hippe rs meeting August 6 and 7 in Cleveland Ohio. George M Myers arranged a program hinged before convention week featuring an automobile tour Wednesday afternoon and a free ride to Luna Park Thursday. Newton Baker will deliver welcome at the banquet Thursday night. Rooms are being reserved at the Statler and local committees promise a simple program with no elaborate features. Notable participants include George W Myers W J Benton F Bigelow D F Brookhart H C Iwae S E Gordon L A BocktahlEr Charles Schiappacasse H W Torsanthaler Julius Weltz A C Sir C Haas Harry I Crystal William Isotman Karl B Pacock.
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Cleveland
George M. Myers
Oing
Jiomer McDaniels
Euclid Beach
Statler
George W. Myers
W. J. Benton
F. Bigelow
D. F. Brookhart
H. C.I ‘Wae
8. E. Gordon
L. A. Bocktahler
Charles Schiappacasse
H. W. Torsanthaler
Julius Weltz
A. C. Sir C. Haas
Harry I. Crystal
Wm. Isotman
Karl B. Pacock
New York Poultry Market Steady After Holiday Daze
In New York on July 11 the dressed market showed moderate demand after a holiday. Receipts declined slightly but sales remained limited with dry goods 18 to 19 cents, broilers 24 cents, squabs 40 to 60 cents, turkeys 18 to 19 cents, and fancy frozen poults firm at 24 to 27 cents. Milk fed 4.5 to 28 cents, corn fed 19 to 20 cents. The National Women’s Monthly report dated July 1 lists country holdings and poultry products across several categories.
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New York
Se York
National
Wiaemen's Monthly Report
Apple crop collapse and fruit market wrap across states
A wide survey of fruit and vegetable markets reports failing apple crops in multiple regions, steady New York and Chicago butter and egg trades, scarce fancy peaches, rising melon activity in Arizona and Texas, and ongoing market notes from Cleveland to Los Angeles with prices, shipments, and seasonal supply concerns.
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Bishop Prody
Apple
New York
National Warehouse Report
Chicago
California
Indiana
Boston
Boston Street
Wenatchee
Kennewick
California Fruit Report
Los Angeles
Idaho
Portland
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Decker
Ind
Rattner
Atates
Norfolk
England
Ozarks
Hardy
Ark
Texas Elbertas
Hotchkiss
Col
Dallas Street
Mexico
Arkansas
Kansas City
DeWinter Stay Delays Contempt Proceedings in Eye Graft Case
New York July 11. Justice Hand delayed the contempt action as DeWinter & Co and their lawyers missed the July 10 appearance, after a prior stay issued July 2 pending appeal. The case moves to the appeals court after summer recess. The July grand jury continues focusing on dock eye grafts, with eye house operators summoned for questioning.
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New York
John C. DeWinter
John
DeWinter
E. M. Garrison
Harry Wheeler
George Miller
W. P. Brown
W. H. Stanford
Harry Shimer
Adolph Fortgang
Federal Grand Jury
Aay
Unite States
New York Egg Market Shows Mixed Prices Amid Scarcity
New York reports cumulative egg receipts from March 1 total 2,507,676 cases, down from last year, with weekly receipts 82,904 versus 61,703. Demand improves early week, clearing much stock, but prices remain low for common stock while fine eggs fetch about 26c per dozen and nearby eggs remain scarce at 25 to 30c.
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New York
Ree
No Abatesdnent Chicago Week of Market Talk
A fragmented roundup describes uneven stock and price movements in Chicago markets. Indicators mention weekly receipts, bids on current stock, and cooler storage notes amid fluctuating demand and quality assessments.
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Chicago
Wwere
Bek
Chicago Butter Market Holds Steady Despite Active Trade
Butter prices in Chicago showed little change this week with slightly firmer demand, especially for undergrades. Arrivals totaled 42,114 tubs in the first half, while storage exceeded last year by 8.5 million pounds. Creamery extras ranged 25.25 to 26 cents, firsts 24.5 to 26, and seconds 23 to 24 cents.
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Chicago
Associated Warehouse
Wriday
Terminal Charge May Begin Monday in City Auction War
Chicago reports say Green Fruit Auction Co may adopt a 1 cent per package terminal charge to rival Central Fruit Auction Co. Both firms have traded blows over a 3 cent fee and monopoly fears. Green Fruit denies plan, while Central claims profitability depends on it.
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Chicago
Green Fruit
Central Fruit
Green Fruit Company
Central Fruit Auction Co
Central Jand
Central
Fish
Green Fruit Auction
Spon
Live Poultry Situation Investigated by Cart er Shippers Chief
Allen R Carter president and secretary of the National Association of Carton Live Poultry Shippers surveyed New York market turmoil. He represents about 50 large western shipper firms and finds persistent upheavals causing losses to receivers and shippers. The report analyzes causes, compares old and new methods, and seeks remedies, with full publication planned in The Packer next week.
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New York
Allen R. Carter
National Association of Cartot Live Poultry Shippers
Carter
Live Poultry Trust
Packer
Live Poultry Market Report From Chicago
Chicago dealers report a firm live poultry market with rising prices on old birds and higher quotes for fowls and ducks. Spring chickens geese and turkeys showed varied changes while overall demand remained active amid favorable weather and steady receipts of express stock.
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Chicago
Quality of Receipts Affected by Heat in New York Butter Market
Reports from New York on butter receipts from May through last Saturday show 603,469 tubs received, with weekly totals 54,174 barrels. Heat over two weeks worsened creamery quality upon arrival, not due to production. Prices fluctuated from 27 to 28.5 cents with shortages and strong demand for packing stock. The butter committee lowered creamery extras scoring to 91 points due to heat deterioration.
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New York
Wednaes
Berries at Chicago see prices fall as trade weakens
Trade in Chicago berries this week was generally unsatisfactory with prices down from last week. Heavy arrivals, especially blackberries and red raspberries, pushed values lower while Michigan and Indiana lots showed varied, sometimes soft, pricing across multiple berry varieties including sour and sweet cherries, currants, blueberries, and gooseberries.
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Chicago
Michigan
Indiana
Illneis
New York Poultry Dealers Ordered to Stop Stuffing
New York July 11 inspectors appointed to curb overfeeding and stuffing of live poultry before unloading. Four inspectors review shipments daily, with the Jewish Communities organization backing the move after finding about 80 percent of New York poultry is consumed by Jews.
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New York
First cantaloupes from Patoka patches move to market
Indiana shipments begin from Patoka patches with melons described as unusually fine and the crop large. Mt. Vernon reports the first homegrown cantaloupes in the Wabash valley are being marketed despite a drought that shortened the crop yet kept quality high. Watermelons are setting thick and expected ripe around August 1.
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Princeton
Ind
Mt. Vernon
Wabash Valley
Mercantile Exchange Visitors Arrive In New York
Among the visitors on the Mercantile Exchange this week were R. F. Miller of Topeka Kansas L. L. Higgins of New Haven Wells of Scranton H. Gray of Boston C. H. Kennard of Poughkeepsie and P. F. Quigley of Canton New York July 11 list of names reflects a busy exchange scene.
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New York
Mercantile Exchange
R. F. Miller
Topeka
Kas
Ll. L. Higgins
New Haven
Wells
Scranton
H. Gray
Boston
C. H. Kennard
Poughkeepsie
P. F. Quigley
Canton
N.Y
Packer Investigates American Egg Sterilizer Co Claim
Kansas City July 11 The Packer investigates the American Egg Sterilizer Co device claimed to keeps eggs fresh at moderate temperatures. Inventor R E Meiride demonstrates a two tray unit in boiling salt water at about 120 degrees for 3 to 1 minutes and uses a sodium silicate coating called epysal. Tests show eggs decayed after six weeks, with candled stock failing to prove the claims.
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Kansas City
Packer
American Egg Sterilizer Co
E. Meiiride
J. H. Craig
New York Citrus Prices for California Oranges and Other Fruits
California oranges were heavier this week with 53 cars received and prices easing from top values. Sicily lemons offered around 100,000 boxes with varied demand and prices. Porto Rico grapefruit light receipts at $5 to $8. pineapples from Porto Rico and Havana showed strong demand with mixed quality. Florida pines in light receipt with irregular private sale pricing.
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California
New York
Porto Rico
Sicily
Havana
Cherries in Short Boxes Prompt Arrest Threats
New York officials halted 120 packages of Wenatchee cherries and later stopped 198 more from sale. The 24 quart crates were found to be short quarts due to raised bottoms, with Commissioner Walsh aiding repacking but warning he would arrest the receiver for future violations.
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New York
Weights and Measures
Walsh
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Produce Co
Wash
Early Apples In Cincinnati Market Report
Reports from Ohio valley markets show light offerings and active demand for early apples. Among top stock are Southern Illinois transparents around 16 dollars per barrel, with other sections selling from four to five dollars per barrel. Early Har ling lists from 33 to 1 j per barrel and 1.50 to 2 per hamper with variable prices reflecting quality and market conditions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Amon
Southernllinois
Twest
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