Kneibes causes trouble in Chicago and Miami sales
Chicago July 12 Kneibes a former Chicago operator now in Florida faced shipper complaints as he solicited tomato shipments for various firms and prices. The Shafton Co and others said they overcharged on a Kingsford deal and that Kneibes promised commissions in Florida. The man is back at 13 South Water Street, involved in disputed tomato sales and alleged misrepresentations with multiple parties. In Cincinnati area, Elberta peach movement expanded with 7 000 cars likely and mixed market results across Ohio river markets.
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Knei
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Shafton
Coowas
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Shafton Co
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P. S. Parks
Park
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No. 13
Packing House Week Climate News and Market Notes
A condensed historical page item listing weekly market notices across the United States. Includes notes on eggs poultry butter vegetables and various fruit crops from Chicago to New York and Kansas City with regional trade updates, street notes, railroad rates, and market activity. It mentions teams and firms like Denney & Co and Cunningham and cites crop conditions in multiple states.
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Utch
Texas Onion
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A. ER. T
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Maurice A. Lippmann
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New Florida Railroad
National League
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Coin
Missouri
Poultry Wealth
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Dallas
California
Veaver Points
Cantaloupes See Strong Demand and Mixed Quality
California receipts remain lighter yet abundant, with hot weather fueling active demand and higher prices. Overripe stock hurts margins as packed fruit sells lower while standards and jumbo melons rise to about 2.75 dollars and $3 in late week trading. Carolina and Georgia shipments expected may not match California prices.
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California
Carolinas
Georgia
Californias
Potatoes Move in Kaw Valley and American Bottoms
Kansas City July 12 The movement of Kaw valley potatoes was light until late in the week. Prices declined as demand was indifferent. best stock sold 50 to 60 cents per bushel in carlots. Yield estimated 1100 to 1200 cars. American Bottoms carlot shipments from St Louis are light with prices 65 to 75 cents per bushel, curtailing original carlot estimates to about 300 cars.
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Kansas City
Kaw Valley
Orrick
Texas
St. Louis
Potatoes firmer at Chicago despite expectations
Chicago reports a firmer potato market with an unexpected advance in prices amid lighter receipts. Demand held steady despite warm weather while outside inquiry remained nominal. Southwest and Virginian stocks fluctuated, Jersey imports looming, and operators expect price cuts as home grown spuds flood outside markets.
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Virginian
Kaw Valley
Virginia
Southwest
Peach Market Fluctuations Reported Across Regions
The report notes mixed peach shipments with strong demand in some markets and slack offerings in others. Ohio and Georgia receipts rose, with Elberton and Indiana points cited for deliveries around mid-July. Prices varied from about 1.25 dollars per bushel in identified markets to higher rates for premium fruit, while overall receipts grew and analysts expected continued activity in the following week.
Tomato Shipping Slow in Jacksonville Texas
Low tomato prices keep shipments down in Jacksonville Texas with track sales nearly halted. A. Y. Shoemaker and a few others continue limited shipping. growers consider next season amid market woes. One wrecked tomato train near Athens last week caused about $1,000 loss. M. W. Morris honored by buyers for his role in tomato and early peach dealings.
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Jacksonville
Tex
Itd
Elberta
A. Y. Shoemaker
M. W. Morris
Lemons and Oranges Markets and Government Case Update
Hot weather boosts lemon demand in Chicago with California stock selling up to 4.50 a carload fancy and 3.25 to 3.50 for choice. Many inferior lemons due to frost linger, keeping prices below last year’s highs. outlook improves if heat continues. Oranges weaken slightly with Navels 3 to 3.15, Valencias 3.35 to 3.65, Mediterranean Sweets 2.75 to 3. receipts moderate. Government butter and egg board case to resume Tuesday with multiple witnesses. New apples arrive heated. demand light but better than last week. Two-thirds bushel boxes 40–75c, barrel stock 2.50, windfalls and No 2 stock as low as 1 per barrel.
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Chicago
California
Butter and Egg Board
Eggs Turn Poor in Market Decline and Weather Cited
Chicago and New York reports show egg receipts for the week ending last Saturday at 88,725 in New York and 2,887,665 year over year. Weather kept quality up but prices edged down with extras around 22 cents and ordinary grades near 18 to 19 cents, while heated stock sold lower.
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New York
Eges
Iowa
Indiana
Potato Crop Report Shows Large Area Drop in 1922
Washington July 12 Following is the Department of Agriculture detailed report on the potato crop by states. The area planted this year is about 2 689 000 acres, compared with 4 615 000 acres last year. Indicated yield per acre 94.5 bushels, vs 80.9 last year and 96.8 average. Estimated total production 852 000 000 bushels, down from 4 737 000 000 last year and 42 000 000 in 1920.
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Washington, D. C
aAgriculture
Stiles
Department of Agriculture
Poultry Market Receipts In New York Week Of July
Dressed poultry receipts in New York show light to moderate trading. Prices varied for different cuts and regions with fowls around 14 to 16 cents, dry packed boxes 15 to 16 cents, broilers moderate supply, fancy Philadelphia squab broilers 60 to 70 cents, nearby 26 to 30 cents, western 26 cents. Frozen poultry steady with overall quiet demand. Roasting chickens 20 to 24 cents, fowls 1 to 2, turkeys 21 cents cleaned, western broilers 24 cents, southern fowls 10 to 12 cents, geese 10 cents, ducks 10 to 13 cents.
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Wilge
Butter Market Report in New York July Heat
Receipts of butter from May 1 to last Saturday totaled 614206 pans, up from 380284 a year ago. Week ending last Saturday saw 72857 stock in hand and 54972 receipts. Early week prices steady near five, with extras 27 to 2714e. Demand cooled as stock moved to cold storage, while buyers remained cautious about immediate use amid intense heat in New York City.
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New York
New York City
Butter Market Steady Amid Heat and Sparse Demand
Trade reports show strong demand for butter at 26 to 26 1 2 cents and steady sales across all lower grades. High temperatures affected quality in some lots while others remained unaffected. A market report notes Wednesday activity and Friday sales of 41 tubs of extras at about 27 1 4 cents, with the week closing steady.
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Muon Exchange
Peach auction plans spark Georgia fruit row
A sensational report claims John D. Cunningham pushes an auction scheme via the California Fruit Growers' Exchange to solve peach marketing woes. It cites Cincinnati plans, a Badmann Block office in Atlanta, and a freight-house start next week, with Cunningham touting pre cooling devices and stock offers while telephones face unpaid bills.
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John D. Cunningham
American Fruit Union
John D
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Peach World
Cincinnati
Union
The
Badmann
Main Street
Mark Simonton
Simonton
California Fruit Growers
Exchange of
Peach
Mr. Shnonton
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Cun_ ningham
Cunningham
Subpoenas Served to Butter and Egg Board Members
Subpoenas were issued to nine members of the butter and egg board in Chicago to appear before Master in Chancery Morrison on July 16 and testify in a government civil suit seeking an injunction to stop the board from fixing butter and egg prices. Named summonsed include Geo Kinn PF Clege Arthur Weaver E O Williams Dan Coyne T Gallagher W F Cadyer Max Lesser man and J Calkwell.
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Chicago
Butter and Egg Board
Master In Chancery Morrison
Geo. Kinn. PF
Vegetables Still Quiet as Chicago Receipts Satisfy
Chicago market shows steady but quiet week with homegrown stock dominating receipts. Tomatoes sold well but interior stock weaker. beans, lettuce, spinach and cauliflower plentiful and in good condition. boxes of homegrown produce brought modest prices.
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Chicago
Wsal
Higher Rates For Poultry Etc
Chicago July 12 A big protest rose to a railroad plan to change classifications of butter eggs and poultry causing rate increases. The issue will be raised before the Central Freight Assn Tuesday with produce groups opposing the change noting long standing discrimination as rates on poultry and eggs remain higher than other farm products already cut 25 to 15 percent.
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Chicago
Central Freight Assn
Potatoes Move Active Across St Matthews Loads
The cadet movement of potatoes from St Matthews and nearby loading stations stayed active this week. Growers were paid about $1.73 per barrel while shippers quoted 70 to 72 cents per bushel sack ed early in the week.
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St. Matthews
Matthews
Kaplan Case Hearing In Chicago Reveals Unaccounted Funds
Testimony in the Kaplan bankruptcy case heard Wednesday shows Kaplan failed to make bank deposits since April 23 and had about $3,000 unaccounted for between then and the failure. Miss Jinklestein, former Kaplan bookkeeper now with Kaplan Gros, was further questioned. Creditors attorneys highlighted points likely to aid their case. Ben Kaplan, the bankrupt’s son, was examined regarding Kaplan Bros, the new venture formed after the failure.
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Case
Chicago
Lly
Jin
Packer
Jinklestein
Kaplan Gros
Ben Kaplan
Kaplan Bros
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