John D Cunningham in Louisville Charge Over Worthless Check
John D Cunningham of Cincinnati faced police court in Louisville on a charge of uttering a worthless check and obtaining goods by false pretenses in a strawberry deal. He allegedly ordered a carload of berries valued at 940, wired funds, then withdrew money after the check bounced. He was held on 3200 bond awaiting further proceedings.
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Ouisville, Kye
John D. Cunningham
Cincinnati
Theo
Toledo
Detroit
D. O. Wiley
Shoptaw
Cunningham
Andromised
Louisville
Choptuw
Packer
United States
John D
Loulaville
American Fruit Union
Fruit Union
Columbus
William Larimore
Chattanooga
New York Butter Market Prices Rise on Firm Week
Butter receipts from May 1 to last Saturday totaled 312 907 tubs, up from 248 606 year ago, with Saturday end week receipts 86 802 vs 71 258. Week prices climbed from 27½ to 28½ cents, creamsery extras at 28 to 28½ cents, with steady close and strong demand from jobbers and speculators.
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New York
Tso
Everal
Apples By State Averages Reported For June 1
Washington June 13 apples across the United States on June 1 show state averages from Maine 83 to California 78 with many states in the 60s to 90s. Overall crop condition slightly below last year by about 0.5 percent. Other crops listed include raspberries 105.0 and peaches around 9.0.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agricultural
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Mageachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Elaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
George
Ohio
Indiana
Mindie
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
Uru
Nevada
Idaho
Xelon
Oregon
California
John D. Cunningham Arrest Report
John D. Cunningham is listed under arrest in the issue's early pages. The document notes a New York City co op scheme valued at 50 million dollars and details various agricultural market reports across Chicago Philadelphia Boston and other markets.
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John D. Cunningham
New York
Chicago
Texas
California
Kentucky
Ohio
New York Market Notes on Fruits and Food Stocks
A dense survey of interstate fruit markets and commodity news from New York, Chicago, and across the country. Reports cover citrus in California and New York, asparagus in North Carolina, berries in Washington, onions in Texas and Kansas City, and developments on a national net weight law hearing.
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New York
California
North Carolina
Denver
Kansas City
Kansas
Colorado
Custom House
Celery MarketPrices Slow as Stocks Rise in New York
Prices in the New York celery market remain weak though supplies grow. About 7000 crates arrived over seven days with stock trading at 65 to 140 per crate, while Florida and Bermuda celery moves fetch 1 to 1.25 per washed bunch.
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New York
Bermuda
Chicago egg market shows mixed supply and price movements
The Chicago egg market reports variable quality and profits. Undergrades sold difficultly at 15 to 16 cents, storage stock moved around 18 to 18 1/2 cents, with June deliveries at 18 cents and April shipments easing. Receipts through midweek totaled about 60,000 cases, slightly below last week, and the market remained generally quiet.
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New York
National Co-Operative Co
Delaware
Woolworth
W. W. Brauer
Packer
U Pace -D
Crimminal
Goopere
Dr.p Juret
Horace V. Bruce
Governor’s Market Investigating Committee
William Wallace Brauer
Bruce
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Race Results
Incomplete clippings show brief racing results with unclear place names and times. The text mentions a "8 for ay" and a possible reference to fields of competition without full context.
Potatoes Bring Week of Low Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago buyers faced light shipments and heavy accumulation as 15 to 30 cent per bushel prices dominated. Traders noted 33 to 43 cent loading at some stations while eastbound shipments constrained by congestion. Retail prices varied 15 to 25 cents with peddlers selling near 12 to 14 cents. analysts expect a rebound next week.
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Chicago
Fala Fatele Fine
Chicago Poultry Market Steady with Strong Demand
Chicago June 13 The Nye poultry market showed good demand and steady to lower prices amid steady arrivals. Car lot receipts were heavy early week with 7 cars Monday, 3 on Tuesday, 1 on Wednesday, and heavier express shipments. Spring chicks and ducks saw price reductions while young geese and turkeys held at midrange. Receipts rose for spring chickens but small birds softened. Thursday saw 900 coop express shipments and no freight arrivals, with a steady close and Thursday unchanged Friday as live stock arrivals remained nil.
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New York
Chicago
Elgin
Ween Menseau Sasmasne
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Ilinois Central
East South Water Street
Coopse Express
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
California
Calif Cants At Chicago Market Lacking Activity
Chicago notes a slow cantaloupe market this week as cool weather limited demand. Early week arrivals from Imperial Valley California brought mostly good quality greens, with standards at 6 to 8 dollars and ponies 4 to 5. Florida melons appeared green, selling 3 to 3.25 for standards and 2.50 for ponies.
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Chicago
O Express
Imperial Valley
California
Florida
Early Apples Move Into Ohio Valley Markets
Early apples from Tennessee and Alabama reach Ohio valley markets with high grade stock scarce. Prices range from 1.50 to 2.50 per hamper for early harvest fruit with best lots at 2 to 2.56. Western box apples stay firm as Nashville operators hold liberal supplies. barcode stock limited with barretted fruit selling 5 to 6 per unit.
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Cincinnati
Tennessee
Alabama
Ohio Valley
Nashville
Tenn
Florida cantaloupes selling strong this week
Florida cantaloupe receipts were liberal in New York this week with prices from 1.50 to 2.50 for the best fruit and some 45s selling up to 2.50. In Chicago apples showed good trade early then slowed as heat rose, with stocks nearly cleaned out and prices steady. Baldwins Russell and Ben Davis ranged 5 to 5.50 while Willow Twig 86 reached 6.50.
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Chicago
Baldwins
Russell
Ben Davis
Wanted for wholesale produce robbery operations across states
Advertisement list invites merchants to join commissions handling fruits vegetables melons eggs and other produce in large market centers nationwide. Notices reference multiple state pages including Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Texas Massachusetts Pennsylvania New York Rhode Island New Hampshire California Oregon New Jersey District of Columbia and more.
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United States
Iinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Toowa
Texas
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Kansas
Oregon
Virginia
New Jersey
District of Columbia
New York Poultry Market Steady With Stronger Tone
New York June 13 The dressed poultry market shows steadier conditions this week as lighter receipts due to the Jewish holiday trade reduce supplies. Prices largely unchanged but sentiment suggests higher prices ahead with ice packed fowls 17 to 18 1 2 c per lb and other items ranging from 14 to 26 c. Live market moved about 40 carloads with fowl at 19 1 2 c and broilers at 27 c for Tuesday. Heavy supplies and weak south market forecast next week.
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New York
Stanntay
Elder Profited Nothing in Woodward Bankruptcy
In Woodward Oklahoma on June 13 bankruptcy proceedings for A F Elder formerly of the Woodward Produce Co showed liabilities of 15976 72 and assets of 12745 66 a better result than expected after his failure in April He blamed flood losses in the east for his troubles claiming unpaid consignments and asserting he did not flee the country Officials report the Central Exchange Bank examination found his accounts regular.
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Woodward
Okla
A. F. Elder
Bueford
Elder
Woodward Produce Co
Oklahoma City
New York
Ohio
Central Exchange Bank
Frost Kills Plants Prompting Replanting Estimates in Ebensburg
In Ebensburg Pennsylvania on June 13 farmers and truckers report frost damage after careful protection of growing plants. Warmth returned too late as crops blackened and died, with thousands of dollars in losses and widespread replanting needed. Potatoes suffered most, seed potatoes are scarce, and fall vegetable prices are expected to rise as late season crops may fail to mature.
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Ebensburg
Cambria County
Day's Bankruptcy Schedules Show Liabilities and Assets
In New York on June 15 schedules for John Day a wholesale fruit dealer formerly at 108 Warren Street show liabilities of 2364 and assets of 1515. He lists two creditors Connolly Auction Co. for 1364 and the Fruit Auction Co. for 1000.
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Day
New York
John Day
Warren Street
Connolly Auction Co
The
Fruit Auction Co
Increased Acreage in Ky Boosts Potato Prospects in St Mathews
In St Mathews Kentucky farmers expect a strong potato crop with an expanded area and solid prospects. Market activity rises as commercial growers organize for the July 1 carrot movement. Supplies include Cobbler and Carment seeds with six to seven hundred cars shipped last season to national markets.
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Carmen
the Exchange
IN OHIO'S POTATO FIELDS ACREAGE INCREASED THIS SEASON
Ohio potato news reports acreage this season significantly higher than previous years. In Delhi and Green counties west of Cincinnati yields look lighter than hoped due to poor stand. Little Miami valley east of Cincinnati shows a weaker outlook while seed stock from Minnesota and the Dakotas was distributed to Newtown Milford growers. Between 4 500 and 5 000 acres planted in the county.
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Loring
Lenape
Langwood
Full Leaf
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Williamstown
Perry
Newman
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Kaw
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Jay
Kaw Valley
Packer Weekly
Auly
Packer
Willer
Einsbie
Kas
North
Kan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Delhi
Green
Little Miami Valley
Newtown-Milford
Little Miami
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Dakotas
Green Township
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