Walsh Pays Ozark Growers Seven Dollars for Three Cars Sweet Potatoes
Ozark Arkansas June 16 1916 growers say they shipped three cars of Nancy Hall sweet potatoes to Muskogee Oklahoma based Ozark Commission Company and received only $7. Walsh claiming to be manager in Denver explains he sold the potatoes on a 10 percent commission and that settlements are due. He seeks full itemized accounts and promises to settle after resolving payments with J D Currier and Colorado Springs firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Ark
Ozark Fruit and Truck Growers’ Association
Ozark Commission Company
Muskogee
Okla
Ag T. A. Walsh
Qzark
Walsh
Colorado
Pueblo
L. H. Seymour
Fruit and Truck Growers’ Association
Seymour
Denver
Nancy Hall
T. A. Walsh
Cere
Packer
Colo
J. D. Currier
Colorado Springs
W. W. McColly
Commission
Charles Purcell
Commission House of
W. W., McColly
Currier
Kansas City
J. H. Avery
Ozerk
D. B. Anderson
J.-L. Barnes
M.D.T.X
Pueblo, Colo
L. H. Seymore
Ozark Commission
Ozark Truck Growers’ Association
Western Union
Sola
Northwest Apple Men Refuse Government Unit Plan
Wenatchee June 16 Charles J. Brand head of the Office of Markets at Washington writes to the leading fruit interests of the northwest rebuking government unit plans as the apple trade faces policy pressure and industry response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Wenatchee, Wach
Charles J. Brand
Office of Markets At
Washington
Ozark Growers Seek Payment From Walsh in Denver
Growers of Ozark Ark accuse T A Walsh of buying three carloads of sweet potatoes in April and selling little of the produce in Denver Colorado. They say Walsh fled Muskogee Oklahoma leaving bills unpaid and an attorney in Denver seeking settlement. The Packer notes government efforts to organize northwest apple shipping into a single marketing body stalled by indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Walsh
Denver
Packer
Bayless Denies Family Financial Embarrassment
W K Bayless, president and manager of Bayless Fruit Co, Lexington, writes The Packer that a recent article claiming his father T C Bayless faces financial trouble is likely to embarrass the family. He says only T C Bayless's finances were affected by a $14,000 storage apple deal, not the Bayless companies or brokerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. K. Bayless
Bayless Fruit Company
Lexington
T. C. Bayless
Cantaloupe Prices Firm in New York
New York June 16 The California cantaloupe market held firm for good sound melons though many soft melons reduced prices. Weekly arrivals ranged from nine to 16 cars, with daily counts of nine five twelve eight twelve and an expected sixteen Saturday. Prices for good sound crates ranged 2.50 to 4.50, ponies 3 to 3.60, flats 1.25 to 1.50. soft standards sold at 2.50 to 3.00. Melons cutting fine and quality improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Goldsteins Clean Up Debts At Benton Harbor Michigan
Benton Harbor Mich June 16 The Central Produce Company run by Louis and Sam Goldstein appears to have gone out of business leaving Chicago firms owed several thousands of dollars and debts to Port Wayne and South Bend dealers. Investigations found no stock, fixtures, or attachable property and goods bought in Chicago were allegedly moved to Fort Wayne for quick sale. Both proprietors could not be located with Louis last seen in Benton Harbor last Saturday.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Central Produce Company
Michigan City
Ind
Chicago
Louis
Sam Goldstein
Port Wayne
South Bend
Goldsteins
Fort Wayne
Leorne
Louis Gohister
Nhei
Watiger Honde
Tubbesing Bros Closed Store In St Paul
St Paul June 6 Tubbesing Brothers with many unpaid accounts have paused business this week and did not open. They plan to reopen in about a month at the same building after changing their name to B Tubbesing following creditor pressure. Creditors have taken no action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Tubbesing Brothers
Packer
B. Tubbesing
Hd. Tubbésing
Wind-up for Old Potatoes in Chicago Market
Chicago June 16 Old potatoes held steady with little price change from recent advance. Sales mostly at 1.05 to 1.15 per cwt as week ended. Movement light with few ship points active. another week should clear remaining old stock. High new potato values kept trade buying old stock. some cars from northern stations arrived damaged and refunished.
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Chicago
Virginia
Arkansas Peach Shipments Set At 2900 Cars This Year
Arkansas to ship about 2900 cars of peaches this year with shipments starting the first week in July in the Highland district while Northwest Arkansas will ship none due to frosts. Estimates expect yields to be slightly above one third of last year’s 6900 cars, with Highland producing around 800 cars and the Arkansas Valley yielding one third to 60 percent of normal. Injuries include hail damage in Crawford county and fruit blemishes from heat. Cargoes will be moved in bushel baskets, with railroads iced cars prepared. forecasts cover Highland, De Queen, Horatio and other points through mid July.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas
Highland
Northwest Arkansas
Arkansas Valley
Hall
Crawford County
Horatio
de- Queen
Dradanelle
Packer
Railroad and Express Company
Southwest Arkansas
Highland District
Goldstein creditors move to recover debts in Benton Harbor
Spot 3 pad Rae TE a Vilsagh filed an account against the Goldsteins for about 3800 and arrived to collect but found the store empty. Their property here was mortgaged with little equity. A creditor had tied up about 500 in a deposit and attached it. Three checks issued to Chicago firms were returned weeks ago, and the Chicago Produce Trade and Credit Association was notified. Sam Goldstein gained notoriety last fall in the peach shipping business with worthless Snyder & Co checks, involving about 2000 with local growers. Chicago reports say the Producer Trade and Credit Association will manage the creditors with a committee headed by W. L. Wagner, following the Demopolous precedent. Attorneys for the committee moved quickly. developments expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsteins
Chicago
Chicago Produce Trade and Credit Association
Sam Goldstein
Peach
Snyder & Co
Snyder
Qchicago
Goldstein
Benton Harbor
Michigan City
Producer Trade and Credit Association
W. L. Wagner
Outlook for Gulf States Citrus Growers Market
Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange plans marketing 130 to 180 carloads of Satsuma oranges grapefruit lemons and kumquats for fall and winter sales. The annual meeting June 2 reelected Dr C F E Winberg as president and business manager with H B Powell W Reynolds Colin Macdonald as officers. Projected shipments include Grand Bay Irvington Theodore Foley Loxley Robertsdale and nearby areas with Satsuma as the main fruit.
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Mobile
Ala
Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange
South
Alabama
Mississippi
Exchange
C. F. E. Winberg
Silver Hill
H. B. Powell
Ocean 5 Mings Miss
W. Reynolds
Colin Macdonald
Grand Bay
Chivalgo
C. H. Weaver & Co
Florida
California
Irvington
Theodore
Foley
Loxley-Robertsdale
Satsuma
Market report on Ni Spuds prices and receipts
The report details Ni Spuds offerings and market activity with prices fluctuating around $1.02 to $1.16 per unit. Receipts varied weekly from 16 to 182 cars, with late week activity showing slow but steady demand, higher eastern and southern supply, and anticipated inbound stock from Virginia and the South. Dealers reported lighter holdings but stronger sales at times, and prices for Cobbler and related varieties showed mixed movement amid changing shipments.
Georgia peach shipments on pace this week
Georgia peach crop moving steady with about ten cars daily through June 15. shipments centered on Greensboro Uneeda Mayflower varieties. Carmens arrive later. Elberta expected last and lighter than normal. activity reports note movement from Atlanta region and broad fruit market coverage across several states.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Greensboro
Unusual Tap to Apple Shippers Plan Envisioned Vacation Trip
Chicago traders plan a special train for the International Apple Shippers Association convention in August. The route includes Toronto Montreal Thousand Islands Quebec Portland and Boston with sightseeing stops. The plan targets 100 or more travelers including families and wives. reservations are urged now to confirm the trip.
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Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Thousand Islands
Portland
Boston
International
Apple Shippers’ Association
New York
Canada
New England
Apple Shippers
Fall River
Mass
PT Te
Wagner, Opr
Citrus Fruit Prices in Market Report
Market notes show mixed citrus prices with California fruit easing slightly while Valencia receipts stay steady. California lemons held firm as warmer weather dampened activity. Florida grapefruit moved to about 5 per box with some storage movement and prices ranging by size and quality.
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Valencia
Californierease
Calli
CarlThe
Florida
Arkansas Peaches Arrive in Chicago at Market Prices
Arkansas peaches arrive in Chicago markets with prices quoted around $2.26 to $1.28 per dozen or basket, amid active buying and light offerings. Trade notes fruit from Arkansas shows mixed quality as dealers report varying demand and price levels.
Authorities Stop Car of Poultry in New York
The Bureau of Weights and Measures halted one carload of live poultry shipped by Wilson Produce Company of Boonville Missouri to Fleck and Hillman. The stock was overfed and stopped Monday but released Tuesday after inspection.
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New York
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Wilson Produce Company
Boonville
Fleck & Hillman
Complex produce market roundup across states and markets
A fragmented page lists diverse fruit and vegetable market notes from across the United States. It cites Arkansas peaches and cantaloupes in Chicago, California citrus shipments, Idaho berries, Oregon Lane County fruit plans, and New York apple shows, alongside notes on existing markets, price trends, and regulatory mentions. It also references personnel moves such as William T. Bird’s arrest and W B Etheridge in Hopewell, Virginia, with a general sense of ongoing crop movements and trade activity.
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T. A. Walsh
Goldstein
Arkansas
Chicago
Northwest
W. K. Bayless
New York
Gulf States
Tubbesing Brothers
Georgia
Zantalouies
C. A. Kerr
Los Angeles
Oklahoma
Idaho
A. T. Davis
Twin Cities
California
William T. Bird
Arkansas Valley
Michigan
Baltimore
Portland
New Produce Exchange
Dalles
Minnesota
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TA. Walsh
Muskogee, Okla
OUR
Suret Ark
R. BR
Eure
Office of Markets
Brand
B. Bassett
Hood River
Bassett
Tubbesing Bros
State
Sig Bne
Tive
Steath
Tweed
Pike
Aransas
Whelen
Sayre
atongheltDeseas
Foints
Lockesburg
Desean
Wesveree
Gillham
Cove
Wickes
Hatfield
Waldron
Laos
Poteau
Spire
Ariisas Witter
Porn Plummerville
Wsas
Morrilton
Atkins
Roe Russelville
Alma
Io van Buren
Shibiey
Wat Water Works
Ft. Smith
Mulirow
Jenny Lindome
Greenwood
Walt Black Rock
Ion Hardy
Ecewe
Mountainburg
Ravenden
Ee Hackett
Foe Williford
Ont Magazine
Ace
Sng
John FH
Westfall
St.Pauly
Texas Onion
Henderson
Mgr. Hartigan
Dillon
O'Malley
Frisco Line
Penn Yan
New Orleans
M. A. Jowdy
Norfolk Truck
Ohio Valley
John Wood
Oklahoma City
Oak Harbor
Clifton, Colo
Texas
Henry C. Mylander
Arthur Kugelman
Dicky” Jones
Cape Cod
W. Ss. Teater
Hudson Ripples
Lyon
Cantaloupes Fine
Mr. Rule
G. A. O'Reilly
Irving ‘Natio
Changs
Johnstown
Florida-Georgia News
Pittsburgh
Newark
Paterson
N. J
Edenton
N. C
A. Montz
Minneapolis
Ohio
Louisville
Tennessee
Cleveland
Ciamada
Ardey
Ani
Murere
Nis
Lazele
Dallas
Arkant Gossip Jacks
St. Liv
East Truck
San Eagle
Elgin
Philadelphia
Gouverneur
N.Y
Vineland
Urge Co-Operative Marketing
Hackettstown
Fon, Tex
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