Harvesting Early Potatoes in Idaho Report
Lewiston Idaho July 22 The cherry season ended early with eight carloads shipped about normal. Farmers expect a heavy next season up to 200 carloads due to rested trees and new orchards. Lettuce acreage will be under 200 acres in the valley. Early potatoes are being harvested with many stored for better prices. Tomatoes show no blight and hundreds of acres may be harvested for cannery use. The month has been cooler than usual.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Samson Produce Company Settles With Creditors For 25c on the Dollar
Chicago July 22 after several conferences between management and creditors a settlement of 25 percent in cash was agreed. The firm had discontinued business owing about ten local dealers for 22 cars of potatoes with liabilities around 25000. Owned by Jacob and Fish Samson the concern operated at 1002 West Randolph with stores at 169 South Water Market and 166 North Peoria Street.
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Chicago
Samson Produce Company
Jacob and Fish Samson
West Randolph Street
South Water Market
North Peoria Street
Denney & Co Creditors Meeting Discusses Notes Tender
Chicago July 22 A meeting in the office of referee in bankruptcy Harry A Parkin discussion centered on offering creditors notes dated six months from May 4 1927. The notes carry 5 percent interest and are not renewable after March 31 1929. Fred Hummel the federal receiver is expected to become chairman of the creditors committee with supervisory powers.
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Chicago
Denney & Co
Harry A. Parkin
Fred Hummel
Schoenburg-Golbus Co Receives Arkansas Canteloupes
The Schoenburg-Golbus Company at 1 South Water Market received the first car of Arkansas cantaloupes from the Blevins district on Saturday. Quality was good, price $2.75 per standard 36 crates. Two cars followed Monday and Tuesday, four on Wednesday, with heavy shipments expected in the next ten days.
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Schoenburg-Golbus Co
Ark
Cantaloupes
Chicago
Arkansas
C H Weaver & Co Receives New Mexico Cantaloupes
Chicago news reports C H Weaver & Co receiving their first car of New Mexico cantaloupes. The shipment includes Pink Meat and Hale's Best varieties priced at 1.50 to 1.75 for Pink Meats and 1.40 to 1.60 for Hale's Best. Most fruit to be sold under the Three Melon brand.
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C. H. Weaver & Co
New Mexico
Chicago
Hale
George T. Cella Dies in Chicago Board Member and Treasurer
George T. Cella of Chicago, director of the Ginocchio Costa Company and secretary treasurer of the United Fig and Date Company, died Monday morning. He will be buried from St. Thomas Aquinas church at 10 o clock Thursday morning to Mt. Carmel cemetery.
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George T. Cella
Chicago
Ginocchio-Costa Company
United Fig & Date Company
Mt. Carmel
St. Thomas Aquinias
Chicago vegetable market shows little change midweek
Chicago July 22. Vegetable supplies vary from light to heavy with demand generally steady. Cauliflower up, cucumbers and radishes down. beans in light supply with steady demand. Illinois green beans and wax beans prices listed, homegrown greens varied by box and unit. Cauliflower market higher with moderate supplies. Prices for celery, lettuce, corn, peppers and other produce noted, with mixed grades and regional crates. Spinach and radish demand moderate as markets adjust.
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Chicago
Illinois
Mississippi
Washington
Michigan
Louisiana
St. Louis
Arkansas
Baltimores
Maryland
California
Peaches and Produce Trade Moves Across Markets
In Chicago and surrounding markets, shipments and prices shift as unions report a third normal peach crop, 350 cars expected, with Idaho and Washington apple tours by H D Boehmer. J R Clutts of Cobden notes market activity while firms like D J Coyne & Co relocate to South Water Market to accommodate growth.
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W. W
Wally” McFarland
Riley-McFarland Company
Buffalo
N. Y
J. R. Clutts
Cobden
South Water
Union County
Clutts
H. D. Boehmer
Idaho
Washington
D. J. Coyne & Co
South Water Market
Dan Coyne
August Stoerk
Michigan
Stoerk
George S.S. Lilley
Monte Vista
Colo
Chicago
Lilley
Hannah Friedman
Samuel Friedman
S. Friedman & Son
New York City
John Schwam
Herman B. Schwam
Hotel Astor
Friedman
Friedman & Son
Oe 'R. BE. Frazier
Frazier & ‘Hawins
Cen
Alia
Ill
Centralia
Frazier
Illinois
Julius Oberman
New York
Murphy Fruit Company
R. Krasnow & Sons
Fresno
Calif
Produce Exchange
Berman
J. D. McFaddin
McFaddin Brokerage Company
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wisconsin
Warrens Fruit ,Growers
Exchange
Warrens
Wis
Horton
Reynolds
Onekema
Mich
William Morf, Jr
F. William Morf
C. H. Weaver & Co
Bill
Weaver
Imperial Valley
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
H. B. Kooser
American Refrigerator Transit Company
St. Louis
R. C. McKelly
L. G. Williams
Mahaffey Commission Company
William Garfitt
Western Fruit Jobbers’ Association
Twin Cities
Wisconsin-Michigan Fruit Jobbers’ Association
Wassau
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South Water Market ‘Poultry Department
GML H, Wagner & Soks
F.E. Baldwin & CO
Bank
Packer
KeEt Bros. Co
DE Giorg! Brothers CO
Council Bluffs Iowa
Wenatchee
P. W. Holden Company, Inc
Palouse Street
E. W. J. Hearty, Inc
A. J. Lavell
EB. W. J. Hearty, Inc
Holden Company
Peter W. Coppersmith
John L. Coppersmith
P. W. Coppersmith & CO
Chicago Potato Division
American Frt. & Veg. Shippers Assn
A. J. Berkowitz CO
Water ST
Champaign
Wayne & Low Mangan
T. E. Ball
Itinos
Chicago Street Notes
London
Packards
Riley - McFarland CO
Carrots—Fruits and Vegetables Produce Exchange
Red River Valley
the Packer
Kansas City, Mo
Carrots
Jess
No- McNernex Co
Ili
Hall, Wedge & Carter
Chicago Res
Nat'l Bank of Comm
Charles A. Kerr
Western Fruit Jobbers Association
American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association
Keokuk
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