Chicago Trade Plays Second Golf Tournament
Chicago South Water Market players faced Itasca course tough but fair at the second summer trade golf event. Bob Dearborn led with a 77 gross and 72 net after five handicap strokes, while others posted 80s and 70s. Abbate won the putting prize with 29 strokes. a steak dinner followed, and a grand finale is slated for August with special features planned.
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Chicago
South Water Market
Itasca
Bob Dearborn
National Perishable Freight Committee
Bob
Robert Hanley
Charles Abbate
Chet Carner
Frank Nellis
George Nelson
Jack Crawford
Larry Archer
J. B. Crawford
E. J. Northcott
Jerome Larocco
C. I. Abbate
C. E. Carner
del Gourley
Charlea Irrgang
Ben Aaron
William Garfitt
John Hartmann
Merwin Ray
Howard Sloan
Lee Simpson
Bill
Fulton Storage Co. Re-elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Fulton Cold Storage Warehouse Co. annual stockholders meeting re elected incumbent officers led by president V O Apple. Directors Gallagher Fox Byfield Vallee Apple Dauber Rob inson Redfeaton Swanson Fishback McKenna Schweitzer were not re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fulton, Cold Storage, Warehouse Company
Earl Byfield
Apple
Michael B.’ Fox
Frank H. Boardman
Frank Bering
John J. Shuetg
Thomas F.gallagher
Michael J. Fox
B. Su. Byfield
Vallee 10
Rudolph Dauber
Cecil Robinson
Harry H. Redfeaton
Carl A. Swanson
Omaha
Henry Fishback
Beatrice
Neb
Harry 8. McKenna
Nathan Schweitzer
New York
Muck Crops Damaged by Weekend Wind in Michigan
In Grand Rapids Michigan on June 20 windstorms caused severe damage to muck crops including onions head lettuce cauliflower and peppermint. Some onion plantings were blown from the ground while other fields saw crops buried by drifting sand.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
First Michigan celery shows up at South Water Market
Local Chicago street notes run through market life. Michael Courtney of M Courtney & Sons dies suddenly and funeral is held at 1743 West Adams Street. Other items include grape car at auction and seedless Imperial Valley fruit selling from 4.65 to 4.80 a lug.
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Michigan
South Water Market
Mike Courtney
M. Courtney & Sons
West Adams Street
Courtney
Imperial Valley
C. H. Weaver & Co
Chicago Vegetable Market Sags As Supplies Grow
Chicago June 20 The local green vegetable market remains slow with many inferior stocks not covering freight. Beets, cabbage, cucumbers and tomatoes show weak demand while homegrown stock increases. Prices listed include Tennessee and St Louis crates and California and Florida shipments for various vegetables.
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Chicago
Illinois
St. Louis
Texas
Tennessee
Quincy
California
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Michigan
Washington
Nancy Halls
Idaho
Utah
Market Report for Fresh Produce and Hampers
Vegetables and fruit prices show weak demand and slow movement across regions. Indiana hampers range from 1.75 to 3.26 with varied quality. Florida crates sell 1.60 to 2.50. Louisiana and Alabama crates and hampers quoted between 0.50 and 4.00 depending on type and grade.
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Indiana
Minois
Florida
Chile
Louisiana
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
Vegetable Prices in Grand Rapids Market Report
Grand Rapids Michigan June 20 wholesale market thin for old potatoes while new crop weak for greens. Southern Irish Cobblers about 5.50 to 6.75 per barrel No 2 Cobblers 4 to 4.50 per barrel. Old Michigan potatoes limited demand 1.60 to 1.75 per bushel. Green peas around 3 to 3.50 per bushel. Michigan cabbage 1.25 to 1.75 per bushel. First cut cauliflower about 1 to 1.50 per flat. Early celery 40 to 60 cents per dozen. Receipts heavy and demand limited for several greens.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Michigan market report notes mixed produce demand and shipments
Small hearts and good overall crop quality. Shipments will start next week from Hudsonville. Summer squash sold around 6 cents per pound, hothouse peppers 30 to 40 cents a dozen, cucumbers 90 cents to $1 a dozen, fancy $1.25. Carrots and beets offered next week. turnips 40 to 50 cents a dozen. Illinois and Indiana wax beans mentioned.
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Hudsonville
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Market Lettuce Prices Mixed as Demand Shifts
Lettuce demand remains uneven with Western Iceberg selling around 1.56 to 2.76 per hamper and quality varying. Michigan head lettuce moved slowly at 0.76 dollars per bushel.
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Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.H. Weaver & CO. Carlot ‘and
J. c. J. Receivers and Distributors
Georgia
GM. Wagner & Sons
South
H. Kury & CO
Chicago Trade
Garfitt
Fulton Storage Wise. Co
V. O. Apple
Chicago Street Notes
Harry Allen
C. H. Robinson Company
Porter
G. E. Pack
Murphy-Buttner & Israel, Inc
Kansas City
Elmer Baldwin
F. E. Baldwin & Co
Kaw Valley
Stanley Baldwin
University of Illinois
John Bacon
Bacon Brothers
Missouri
Kansas
Yakima, Wash
F. F. Stubbs
Stubbs Fruit and Storage Company
Paul Lucas
C. Lucas
Phil Rafelson
Abe Rafelson Company
Western Fruit Jobbers Association
Central America
Cuba
Herb Hazeltine
American Fruit Growers Inc. of
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
S. A. Gerrard Company
Gourley Company
Giovanni Imburgia
Altaville
Milicia
Sicily
Mr. Imburgia
G. M. H. Wagner & Sons
F. J. McCann Packing Company, Inc
Salinas
Calif
United Charities
Karl Merkel
Merkel Brothers Company
Anha, Til
Southern Illinois
Cuyler Leonard
Fresno
Bgobel & Day, Inc
Leonard
Brie Railway Magazine
Shipper
Donald C. Price
Chicago, Tll
W. J. Colohan
Racine Ave
Chicago, Ill
Gourley
The
Cricago
Otatoes
Tracer
S. Friedman & Son
CHICA
Bacon Bros
F.e.baldwin& CO
T. E. Ball Srinoheip
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