Penns Embargo on Potatoes for New York Cancelled
The article notes that the Pennsylvania Railroad will reduce heavy yard usage at Kearney as watermelons dominate deliveries. It states that with Port Authority and Department of Markets help, Penns gains use of Piers 25 and 26 for six weeks to handle periishable southbound receipts, easing tensions as the season shifts.
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National League
Washington Attorney
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Messra. Frost
Holden
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Kearney
Port Authority
Department of Markets
Old Dominion
New York
A. W. Frost
P. Willis Holden
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
North River
N. J
Port of New York Authority
Ramsey
Wilbur la
Roe
Julius Henry Cohen
Cohen
Robert French
Cantaloupe Season in Imperial Valley Struggles Start
Imperial Valley cantaloupe season opens slowly as weather and regulatory wrangles delay shipments. Interstae Commerce Commission plans to study embargo fears and station New York officials to monitor railroad actions while field conditions and labor deals edge toward a full harvest of roughly 12 000 cars.
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Mexican Union
Hiss
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Tsoston
Cleveland
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Express
Butte
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Seattle
Washington, D. C
Mr T H Peppers Weds Miss Ann H Jacobs Last Week
Mr T H Peppers and Miss Ann H Jacobs married last week in Los Angeles. The ceremony followed a surprise trip to San Diego with a charming young woman. They visited Barbara Worth at El Centro, viewed cantaloupe fields, and returned to Los Angeles to rent a small home pending a fall building. Mrs Jacobs is from New York. Friends say a long happy life awaits the couple.
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Los Angeles
Tom H. Peppers
San Diego
Barbara ‘Worth
el Centro
Mexicali
del Mar By
Peppers
Ann H. Jacobs
New York
Miss Jacobs
Tom
Creditors of Max Cohen Again Hold the Bag
Kansas City report notes Max Cohen operating as Cohen Produce Company left town late last week. Creditors estimate debts around $2,000 with bills unpaid and some payments made with bad checks. Cohen previously left in July 1920 owing about $5,000 and returned in March 1921, resuming business last summer with partial payments and restricted credit from some suppliers.
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Max Cohen
Kansas City
Cohen Produce Company
Dessing
Cohen
Uniform Rules Fix Watermelon Load Count in Evansville
Evansville officials dispute The Packer reported watermelon counts. Melon Distributors Association provides corrected figures for average, minimum, maximum, depth, and count per crate, detailing loading guidance and measurement errors.
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Evansville
Ind
Melon Distributors Association
Farm crop conditions June 1 report key yields
The USDA reports June 1 crop conditions across vegetables and fruits. Early Irish potatoes at 78 percent of normal, watermelons 83, cantaloupes 84, and tomatoes 85. Asparagus, lettuce, onions 89, beans and cucumbers 80, cabbage 86, strawberries 88, with cabbage total at 91.2 and onions 90.4 percent.
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United States
Dexat” of Agriculture
Missouri Marketing Law Ruled Unconstitutional by Judge Hall
Circuit Judge Hall overruled Attorney General Barrett’s demurrer in the injunctive suit filed by about 100 commission merchants seeking to block enforcement of the state marketing law. The ruling grants a temporary injunction restraining enforcement while the case proceeds, as merchants contend the act, passed in a special session last year, is unconstitutional.
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Missouri Marketing
Wasa
Hall
St. Louis
Barrett
Commission
Circuit
Ineligible for licenses as commission men ruling judge Hall
Judge Hall ruled that the licensing power should be broad but also scrutinized, deeming proceedings irrational and asserting the commissioner's latitude to determine who is qualified to receive licenses. The decision emphasized Supreme Court review for final action. Souvenir book for the International Apple Shippers Association convention progresses, with color printing and no advertising planned.
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Hall
Attis
Apple Shippers’ Association
Plana
Mt. Rainier
National Park
Wenatchee
Yakima
Spokane
Hood River
Seattle
Northwest Merchants Convention
Currie
Apples Slow Trade and Mixed Box Prices in New York
In New York on June 9 trading for pipian and related apples moved slowly with light receipts. Idwins sold around 6 to 9 per barrel and Ben Davis from 4 to 5 per barrel, Western box apples remained in fair supply, pippins at 24.25 and Winesaps at 24.15 per box. Warm weather aided the watermelon market as Florida stock flowed in heavy, with 30 to 32 pound melons at 400 to 500 per car, 28 to 80 pounds 350 to 400, and smaller melons 200 to 300 per car.
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New York
Idwins
Ben Davis
Florida
Vachella
New York to Lead Apple Production This Year
Outlook shows a big increase in apple crops over last season with New York expected to head production this year. Early figures indicate gains across the East and also substantial rises in the Middle Western districts.
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New York
Rains Hurt Georgia Peach Quality Reported in New York
New York reports continuous rains in Georgia lowered peach quality and delayed large buyers. Prices stayed low for bulk fruit while fancy trade remained cautious. Early varieties varied in price with greensboro and rose red birds quoted around 1.25 to 2.50 dollars.
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New York
Georgia
Outlook for Pears Promises Better Year Ahead
In New York the pear market shows improved prospects over last year. Early reports indicate steadier demand and favorable prices, with growers optimistic about harvest quality and export potential despite lingering supply uncertainties.
Apple Shippers Meeting Program Announcement
Announcement invites all kindred organizations and apple industry members to attend a meeting. The notice promises a memorable time, friendly welcome especially for ladies, and urges quick action to take advantage of low rates for travel to the coast.
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Apple ‘Shippers
Jendlid
No Contracts Yet Made For Calif Wine Grapes Prices
Fragmentary notes show California growers and local fruit men discussing the value of the 1922 juice grape crop with little middle ground on prices. Reported figures include Zintaridels 74 and 85 dollars, Carigman 557, Syrahs 100, Bouchet 1 Burghers and Peherty 52, Malaga 75 and 10 among others, reflecting unsettled Eastern trade pricing.
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California
Carigman
Alicante
Potatoes and hearings discuss quality grades and antitrust ruling
The article outlines a proposed change in the designation of No.2 potatoes of small size but good quality and invites growers and dealers within the state to hearings. It notes a Supreme Court decision impacting Sherman Act applicability to cooperatives and potential remedies for those denied products or facing losses.
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Bradedias U
Bradedias U.S
Istate
State
Cal Dnepector Service
Apples Arrive in Market From Georgia Alabama Regions
Early harvest variety leads Ohio Valley markets with apples from North Georgia and Alabama districts arriving by express. Prices range from $2.50 to $3 per six-basket carrier depending on quality. Other varieties like Transparent and Liveland Raspberry follow soon.
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Cincinnati
Barly
Georgia
Alabama
Ohio
Fanny
Duchess
Oth- Vane
Produce Packer Weekly Offers Market News For Shippers
The Produce Packer prints a separate weekly edition devoted to commercial production and marketing of fruits vegetables and trade news for shippers distributors of eggs poultry butter hides wool furs and more. A free sample copy can be mailed on request.
Entertainment itinerary and fares for Seattle trip
Informal dress restricted events for Tuesday and Wednesday include sightseeing at 2 30 pm and a Washington Hotel reception with dancing and meeting old friends. The Phicae special tour departs Chicago, goes to Glacier Park Spokane Yakima Wenatchee Beattie and back with Chicago to Seattle round trip fares listed plus lower berth and upper berth prices. A 17 percent offer from the Virahiop company is noted alongside a debt figure of 18000.
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Washington Hotel
B.gallowa Pulang
Seattle
Wash
Chicago
Glacier Park
Glacier
Spokane
Yakima
Wenatchee
Beattley
Sceelal Service
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