Harness for 1926 Apple Shippers Convention in Buffalo
The 31st annual International Apple Shippers Association convention will be held August 10 to 18 at Hotel Statler Buffalo. Leaders, shippers and officials from the United States, Canada, England and continental Europe will attend. Special rail rates, a $5 registration, golf for ladies and men, banquets, entertaining programs, and extensive visitor plans mark the event with many committees named to organize activities.
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Buffalo
Apple Shippers
Prevent
Niagara Falls
England
Europe
William A. McIntosh
Buffaloa
N. Y
International
Apple Shippers’ Association
Statler
United States
Canada
Michigan Avenue
RG. Phillips
Mercantile Building
Rochester
Frea Brenalpen
Bushnell Bank Draft Policy Mystery Sways Florida Trade
The Citizens Bank of Bushnell Florida failed amid mystery over draft handling for vegetable shipments. Northern receivers faced uncertified checks preceding drafts, enabling shipper credit and revolving funds. The bank’s December resources reached 709,956 with deposits 615,814,Its closure linked to nonpayment of large vegetable drafts and note collection issues. Ralph Collins led the bank as manager and president.
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New York
Citizens Bank of Bushnell
Fla
Bushnell Bank
Citizens Bank
Shipper
Bushnell
Packer
Florida
Ralph Collins
Pittsburgh Businessman Harry W Joynes Dies Suddenly
Harry W Joynes of Pittsburgh secretary treasurer and manager of H W Joynes Inc dropped dead from a heart attack Wednesday noon aged 49. He had 23 years in the produce trade including North American Potato Co and earlier runs under his name. Funeral services and interment will be held Saturday at his former home in Onley Virginia.
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Pittsburgh
Harry W. Joynes
H. W. Joynes, Inc
Joynes
North American Potato Company
Onley
Date Set for Hearing in Brooks v Ross Bankruptcy
Judge Hugh M Morris of the U S District Court in Delaware set a hearing for the Brooks v Ross bankruptcy case on the morning of July 26 in Wilmington. Brooks L Ross of Seaford was adjudged bankrupt on January 16, 1926. The notice comes as part of ongoing Chapter proceedings. Also reported Kansas City June 18: The Fayette Tee Company of Confluence Pa says it cannot pay its bills and its plant was recently sold by sheriff.
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B. L. Ross
Wilmington
Del
Hugh M. Morris
United States District Court of
District of
Delaware
Brooks v. Ross
Brooks L. Ross
Seaford
Kansas City
Fayette Tee Company
Confluence
New York Fruit Market Sees Mixed U.S. Demand
California Valencia oranges sold well with higher prices for smaller sizes while Florida oranges, grapefruits, and Havana pineapples saw varied demand. Weather hurt lemon sales late in the week though Porto Rico pineapples and Sicily lemons showed price shifts. Market activity remained strong for ripe fruit despite regional weather impacts.
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Florida
California
Valencia
New York
Porto’ Rico
Cos
Porto Rico
Havana
Sicily
Verdelli
New Orleans
Boston
Charles Raimondi Arrested on Fraud Charge in Pittsburgh
Charles Raimondi also known as Charles P. Raymond operated Cherry Fruit Market at Bitter PA. He was arrested last Saturday and charged with disposing of property to defraud after heavy loadings in Pittsburgh. A hearing in Butler before Alderman Kearns resulted in Raimondi being held on a $5,000 bond for grand jury action.
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Charles Raimondi
Pittsburgh
Snetan | Raimondi
Charles P. Raymond
Cherry Fruit
Bitter
Pittsburgh, “Produce/ Credit’ Association
Butler
Kearns
Raimonds
Potatoes in Chicago See Liberal Supplies and Price Shifts
Chicago reports ample supplies of both old and new potatoes with prices easing at the week’s start. By midweek most new stock rose about 25 cents, while old stock stayed steady. Bakers and shippers note discounts for sprouted or off condition stock, with state-by-state varieties listed in current market quotes.
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Chicago
Alabama
Louisiana
Oklahoma
California
South Carolina
North Carolina
Stave Ibarrela
Wisconsin
Idaho sacked No 1 Russets at 2 75 a bag
At the start of trading on Thursday buyers priced Idaho sacked No 1 Russets at 2.75 and Washington No 1 Russets at 2.85. Markets listed 107 old potato cars and 141 new potato cars on local team trades, a heavy flow for old stock for the season.
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Idaho
Washington
Cantaloupe Prices Rise in New York Markets
California cantaloupes were steady until Thursday then rose about 25 cents as 40 to 50 carloads arrived daily. Jumbos ranged from 5.25 to 4.00, standards 2.75 to 3.60, ponies 2.20 to 2.76, flats 1.50 to 1.75 with poor stock. Thursday's high jumbos 3.75 to 4.60, standards 2.75 to 4, ponies 3 to 3, flats 1.50 to 2.75. Georgia peaches receipts increased this week as season advances.
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New York
California
Marly
Bhuraday
Adorno Sentenced in Embezzlement Case at Ebensburg
Frank Adorno of Johnstown and his wife Lucy were found guilty of fraudulent conversion in a Cambria county court. Frank Adorno received a sentence from three months to three years with possible parole upon restitution. Lucy Adorno’s sentence was suspended. The case involved a carload of produce consigned to the L Adorno Company for sale and proceeds not remitted to Free Brothers Company.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Adorno
Lucy Adorno
Free Brothers Company
L.adorno Company
Dry Weather Hurts Virginia Potato Crop
New York June 8 Norfolk Va reports the potato crop severely curtailed by continued dry weather in the Norfolk section and recent hot dry days. The drought will leave production well below normal though quality remains excellent across Southeastern Virginia and Northeastern North Carolina.
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Virginia
New York
Southern Produce Company
Norfolk
Carolina
Estimate of Early Apple Shipments
Railroad officials estimate early apple shipments by car near Columbia Tennessee with 35 cars at Spring Hill, 10 at Columbia, 10 at Franklin, and 2 at Carters Creek. Packing and shipping to begin next week.
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Columbia, Tenn
Spring Hill
Columbia
Franklin
Carters Creek
The Produce Packer sample edition notice
A free sample copy of The Produce Packer is offered, detailing its role as a weekly newspaper devoted to market and trade news for shippers and distributors in fresh produce, esco poultry butter hides wool furs, and related sectors.
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Esco
California Grapes Plan For Clearing House Debated
Sacramento June 18 regional board members and bankers shippers and growers discussed a 21 member clearing plan to control California fruit shipments. The committee would require tonnage inspections bonds and advance car orders to protect railroads growers and shippers and curb untrustworthy operators.
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Pacific Coast Regional Advisory Board
Sacramento
California
Calif
Pacific Coast Transportation Advisory Board
Transportation Advisory Board
Railways
San Francisco
Charles H. Virden
United States
Charles E. Virden
Norman
EB. Sloane
Pacific Development Association
Pacific Coast Advisory Board
Donald Coon
American Railway Association
Coon
American ‘Railway Association
Eastern Re‘ceivera and Shippers
Regional board meeting lists California Perishable trade leaders
A regional board meeting drew prominent growers shippers commission men bankers and others in the California Perishable products shipment network. The attendee roster includes N. Rap J. W. Adams J. T. Bate C. W. Banta J. J. Brennan E. Barrett R. B. Bunby J. Baker H. E. Cole J. B. Courtney W. C. Conner Cornwell W. J. Clements N. R. Crow and many more, reflecting a broad industry gathering.
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California
N. Rap
J. W. Adams
J. T. Bate
C. W. Banta
J. J. Brennan
E. Barrett
R. 8
Bunby
J. Baker
H. E. Cole
J. B. Courtney
W. C. Conner
C. Cornwell
W. J. Clements
N. R. Crow
R. L. Cason
E. Carpenter
F. F. Clayton
D. C. Coon
W. W. Cook
J. Dean
E. Davis
M. Fulton
L. L
BE. Klein
J. K. Nickerbocker
J. A.,kellar
EB. Kipp
J. A. Lloyd
J. A.logan
N. K. Lockwood
G. A. Kelithner
R. P. Merritt
R. L. Magill
F. Morgan
C. J. McDonald
G. R. McIntosh
J. R. Norton
Jack O'Neill
E. S. Torpey
H. Vanswearengen
C. Virden
Thomas Williams
J. C. Willis
Missouri Strawberries Top Market Amid Rain Damages
Market notes show Missouri top offerings outpacing others despite heavy rains across Illinois Indiana Michigan. Five and two thirds inches drenched Chicago in four days, waterlogged lots lowered values, with best crates selling higher. Prices per 24 quart crate varied by origin and variety, while blueberries and raspberries sold at modest premiums and gains for select lines.
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Il Mnois
Indiana
Michigan
Chicago
Missouri
Illinois
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
California
Cantaloupes Pass 10,000 Car Mark in Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley cantaloupe shipments reach 10,086 cars by June 16, up from 7,886 last season. Weekly totals show 1,978 cars shipped June 9–15 including 131 Honey Dews, 228 mixed melons, and one Casaba. Remaining crop uncertain, but total may reach 13,000 cars by month end. Prices show market softness with mostly delivered sales and limited demand.
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el Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley
Arigona
Canta Sloupes
Florida
Texas
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Texas Onions Firmer in New York Receipts Light
In New York on June 18 the onion market shows firmer Texas stock yet overall poor quality. Receipts were light with Morgan Line boat at 17 cars. Bermuda, Argentine, and Egyptian onions traded with California stock, prices from $1 to $2.75 per crate or bag depending on type and size.
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Texas
New York
Morgan Line
Alexandra
California
Bermuda
New York Terminal Needs Topic At Meet Of Research Council
New York Terminal Needs Topic At Meet Of Research Council outlines plans for a two day session at the New York State Chamber of Commerce to discuss a 2 Union Railroad Terminal on Manhattan waterfront replacing old piers. Key speakers include A W Frost and Victor K McElheney. Terminal expansion urged due to rising perishable cargo from Florida and coordinated rail service among lines. Continued discussion promised on page 17A.
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New York
Meet OF Research Council
Union Railroad
Franklin and
Canal Streets
Old Dominion
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
New York Food Marketing Research Counci
Ww York State Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Street
Frank Co. Ferguson
R. W. Dunlap
Department of Agriculture
A. W. Frost
National League of Commission Merchants
Errol M. Zorn
Florida Citrus Exchange
Victor K. McElheney
The
Fruit Auction Company
American Fruit & Vegetable Shippers’ Association
Wilson D. Bennett
California Fruit Exchange
P. Willis Holden
Smith & Holden
Joseph Petchesky
F. Petchesky & Sons
Wallabout
Brooklyn
Bernard M. Patten
Department of Markets
New York City
New York Fruit and Produce
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. W. Roberts
Clyde Steamship Company
B.T. Smith
Gi Dominion Line
W. Li
Zorn
Frost
North River
Transportation Committee of
Fruit & Produce Trade Associat
McElheney
Erie
Holden
New Potatoes Active in New York Market
New York reports a strong movement in Southern potatoes with steady demand and firm prices for top quality. Receipts include 130 cars South Carolinas, 32 North Carolinas, and two Virginias. Norfolk prices reach 5.50. Old potatoes are dull with minimal dock business and yards trading.
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New York
South Carolinas
North Carolinas
Virginias
North Carolina
South
South Carolina
North Carollinas
Norfolks
Green Mountains
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Convention OF
Apple Shippers Assn
Edward H. Boye
George E. Woelfle
Fred Brenpisen
George E. Howland
Edwerd H. Boye
J. W. Lansing
William A.mcintosh
John E. Schintzius
C. B. Sims
Joseph Rothenberg
George R. Behreck
Francis D.wood
J. W.lan- Bing
Charles Altman
Lean
William Eppolito
Charles Hi
Fred W. Kiefer
Frank Leon
John J. Perna
Louis J. DiCarlo
John Eckert
J. Murray Fulsom
Daniel Kurtz
Foun d. Mo. Mlewaky
A. R. Pusatert
Aphintsius
Robert 4. Slacer
Donald 0. Schreck
L. Smith
George E. Woeffle
William
A. ‘McIntosh
George K. Howland
Frank Schintsius
Warren B. Wilkes
Charles Biorma
Warren ‘B. Wilkes
Samuel Rinelli
Bam Bs Shats
R. D. Sprout
John E. Schintsius
O. B. Sims
John Kraus
Frank Deveso
Fred J. Schafer, Jr
George D. Liles
Eugene Hornung
Leo Lippman
Leonard Johnson
Roy Pusateri
Jacob Swartz
H. ©. Scull
John Schenck
W.a.sharp
Fran
Bushnell, Fla
Harry’ W. Joynes
Johnstown
Erie Railroad
Port Authority
New York Market
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