Fruit Crop Prospects From Michigan Growers
Michigan fruit districts report strong crops across apples peaches pears huckleberries and cherries with shipping slated to begin in June and July. Growers at Vicksburg Pontiac South Frankfort Hart Ludington and Grass Lake outline expected car counts crates and timing. weather and rains affect yields. celery and potatoes also noted with wide regional variation and rising shipping volumes.
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Chicago
Packer Weekly Bullet
Vicksburg
Mich
Pontiac
Atushst
Frankfort
Oo Mich
Alberta
Milwaukees
Spring Lake
Kalamazoo
Manton
Gobleville
Ath
Ise Lake
Grass Lake
Hesperia
Ewart
Hudsonville
Bugs and potato beetles stir Chicago dealer talk
Chicago dealer 5 B Miller of Albert Miller & Co. laments potato bug scare spreading from Texas potatoes shipped to San Francisco. Inspectors found beetles amid cars, prompting quarantine talk and costly treatments. Miller seeks coast solutions, while officials test acid treatments and heat methods to prevent beetle spread and possible embargo actions.
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Chicago
B. Miller
Albert Miller & Co
Texas
San Francisco
Irizco
Portikian
Frisco
Portland
Inter state Commerce Commission to Probe Pioneer Fruit Co
The commission referred the California Fruit exchange complaint against Pioneer Fruit Co alleging Pioneer received shipment records and routing data from a Pacific Fruit Express employee. The 1910 actions reportedly exposed California Fruit Exchange secrets to Pioneer. Commissioner Franklin K. Lane will order formal evidence and investigation.
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Pioneer Exchange
Commission
Lane
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
California Fruit Exchange
Pioneer Fruit Co
Paciffic Fruit Express Co
Southern Pacific Road
Franklin. K. Lanes
Pioneer Co
Butter shortage sale in Chicago whispers of 14 000 tubs
A Chicago broker reports 14 000 tubs of creamery butter from the Monarch Refrigerating Co disaster stock may be sold cheaply. The butter, smoke damaged from a warehouse fire, could fetch about 30 000 dollars instead of 250 000, with underwriters’ bids collapsing to near soap grease. The stock sits at the Western Cold Storage pierhouse awaiting a buyer.
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Chicago
Canybody
Monarch Refrigerating Co
Western Cold Storage Co
Monjarch
May Exempt Fruit From Cold Storage Bill
Washington June 9. Western Fruit Jobbers Association led by Samuel E Lux and W D Tidwell and International Apple Shippers Association led by William L Wagner and R G Phillips met the Senate Manufactures Committee to protest the cold storage bill claiming its current form would harm the fruit and vegetable industry. The committee chair Heyburn said an amendment could exempt all fruits and vegetable growers shippers and dealers.
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Washington, D. C
Western Fruit Jobbers
Samuel E. Lux
Topeka
W. D. Tidwell
International Apple Shippers’ Assn
Wm. L.wagner
R. G. Phillips
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Senate Committee
Heyburn
Packer Week Reports and Market Notes
Reports from fruit growers across Michistan Indiana Iowa and Ilingis note potato bug issues and citrus exchange activity. Commerce commission discusses butter fees while Florida citrus and Mutual Orange Distributors report on crops. Strawberry and melon acreage updates come from Indiana points and Havana with caution on Indiana butter law violations.
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Michistan
Indiana
Iowa
Ilingis
Pioneer Exchange
Weare Commerce Commission
Heyburn i
Chicago
New York
Florida Citrus Exchange
Mutual Orange Distributors
Doe “Bis
Taia
Talia
Havana
Minneapolis
Chicago Butter and Egg Board Notes and Trade Report
Minneapolis trade week coverage reports on butter and egg markets. Notes from Haww liberties maturing at Siloam Jugs Arkansas Amery and cheese factory activity. Chicago street mates and Southern Illinois fruit updates. Indiana butter makers meet highlights and regional dairy movements.
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Minneapolis
Ark
Chicago
Southern Illinois
Indiana
Markets and Trade Notes From Across Cities
Cleveland market news and notes cover berry movements in Chicago and a positive outlook for Virginia beaches. St Louis New York market chatter discusses banana mergers plus egg shipments, railroads juggle supply, and potato prices rise in New York. Virginia apple shippers seek Baltimore outlet. Indiana crop and Memphis vegetable trade also noted.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Virginia
St. Louis
New York
Memphis
Louisville
Bun Davis
Commerce Commission
Tarirys
Baltimore
Abe Schwartz
York State
Egg Trade Slows as Chicago Market Faces Dull Trade
Egg trading in Chicago is dull despite milder weather. Receipts run near seasonal averages but quality is erratic, with many ships on commission as buyers stay cautious. Monday's market shows mixed bids on storage packed and candled eggs, while agreements with the Eye Inspectors union set a wage schedule through 1913 and limit apprentice rates.
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Chicago
Amon
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Eye Inspectors' Union of
Temple Again Manager at Florida Citrus Exchange Meeting
The Florida Citrus Exchange held its annual meeting Tuesday electing Eugene Holteinger as president and J. Melsay as mayor to greet the new year. J. W. left to chair the convention with Dr. J. A. Ross discussing practical operation of an association. Prices and totals for the citrus season were reported with a net receipt of 2,000,000 dollars and an average of about 1.65 dollars per box. The gathering closed with remarks on membership growth and future plans.
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Ieeee
Nh Fems
Exchange Lad
Evig
Holteinger
Giadie
Cual
Melsay
Tate
F. W. Inmin
Exchange
J. W
fTames City
Sample
J. AH. Ross
Uimt
N.C. Ives
Philadelphia
Mr. Temple
At & Ga. Ny
Board of Trade
Butter Market Edges Down Packing Stock Prices Ease
Chicago butter receipts remain ample with 12,049 on Thursday and 17,583 on Friday. Supplies steady and demand tepid as packing stock marginally declines to 15 percent, while creamery extras trade at a premium over the official price. Market expects possible higher output if hot weather does not curb production.
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Chicago
New York Egg Market Fails to Improve in Week Opening
New York June 9 The egg market opens the week unable to recover from last weeks demoralization. Prices stay unchanged with buyers willing to take storage stock but hesitant bids deepen oversupply. Early week quotes hold steady for fresh extras at 18 to 20 cents and extra firsts 16 to 17 cents, with firsts 14½ to 15 cents. Receipts rise through the week, 17,656 Monday to 14,526 Friday, leaving late week stocks heavy but market steadier.
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New York
Iowa
Visiting Butter and Egg Men on the Mercantile Exchange
New York notices for June on the Mercantile exchange list visitors this week including J. F. Finn from Kingston H. Haskisheimer from Jackson Fla and N. W. Seibert from Toledo as part of the visiting party.
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New York
Mercantile Exchange
J. F. Finn
Kingston
H. Haskisheimer
Jackson"ite "Fla
N. W. Seibert
Toledo
Mutual Orange Distributors Promote Valencias in Redlands Area
The Mutual Orange Distributors expand offerings to ship Valencias, allowing buyers to request full mixed carloads from 50 to 100 boxes. They expect Valencias to exceed last year’s quality and plan to feature Pure Gold foothill oranges. The program targets Rialto Redlands Highlands and neighboring districts with about 400 cars awaiting shipment.
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Mutual
Redlands
Los Angeles
Cal
Mutual Orange
Rialto
Highlands
Toamosi
Phventhu Aluory
Li i
Case
Valencias
Foothill Orn
Mutuzi
Poultry trust trial focus amid pagewise fruit and market notes
A fragmented page compiles market conditions across cities including New Orleans Philadelphia New York and Boston with notes on butter eggs poultry lemons and various fruits. It mentions a poultry trust trial ongoing and references fruit shipments and market activity in multiple states.
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Michigan
Tadliana
Jllineis
Lowa
New Orleans
Orlcans
Baltimore
Louisiana
Boston
jStreet
Fentress
Leesburg
Mla
Wauchula
Wlat
Potato crop outlook across Kaw and river valleys
Reports from shippers and growers in Kaw Valley Missouri River Valley and other districts indicate scattered conditions with new rains aiding growth in places like Kaw Valley. Some regions report damage from dry heat and bugs, while Edwardsville bottoms forecast a sharp drop. Shawnee foresees a near ruin with late harvest and small yields.
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Kaw Valley
Missouri River Valley
Louisville
Chicago
Louis- Wiley American Bottoms
Arkansas River
Tennessee
Bonner Springs
West
Howard & Burnett
Wilder
Kas
Weldgrube
Shawnee
OkLi
P. Shipley
Gibson, Olla
Otto Rogers
Market quotations and crop notes across Florida Georgia
The page reports market quotes and crop updates for Delray and Martin Florida Delray pineapples fruit and vegetable season notes for Valdosta Quitman and other Georgia markets. It notes increased cantaloupe melon acreage in Valdosta and Quitman and mentions cucumber and citrus shipments. It also lists business closures and openings including Ave Schwartz and a new storage company in Baltimore along with parasite issues in Waynesboro and Wherrys towns.
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Colorado
Idaho
Wyoming
Oregon
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas City
Grand Valley
Lincoln
Laredo
California
Delray
Fla
Thomasville
Williston
Florida
Schwartz
M. Spalla
Waynesboro
Berrie Llaverstown
Baltimore
Pittsburg
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India
Manchester
Bugs
New York Poultry Combine
Packer
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Crystal Springs
Miss
Crops, McVeland & Co
Butter Ance Board
Temple
Florida Citrus
Orand
Singer
Orange Shippels
Philadelpha Street
Buffalo News i Detail
Weiehn
Wenttehee Valley
Orange
Lindsay
Col
Curtis Olive Co
Arizona
Maryland
Delaware
Vherry Carnival
Fred Lamont
Dallas
Tex
Poultry Trust
Purlanto
Thi A
Lexington
S.C
Georgia
Ohio
Ocala
Columbus
Cincinnati
Lake Charles
Gadseu
Humboldt, Tenn
Southern Poultry Shippers
Nashville
Angeles Street
A. Gregory
New California Dairy Law Pro
the Potato Crop Outlook
Edwardeville
J. G. Groves & Son
Edwardsville
Paris
Elmer A. Paulson
F. F. Clawson
Pacific Coast News
A. J. Foster
Lodi
Oxnard
Elsinore
B. McKevitt
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