Eggs Poultry and Butter Market Update in Indianapolis
Egg receipts in Indianapolis show a fall in production yet supply barely meets demand with buyers bidding 29 to 31 cents. Broilers arrive in noticeable quantities with payments of 40 cents per round. Hens and roosters remain in adequate supply while country butter moves slowly with buyers at 27 to 28 cents. Northern Michigan potato growers form county associations to join state efforts, financing via noninterest notes to enforce rules and stabilize prices and marketing.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Easy tone in truck market at Chicago
Chicago June 21 vegetables prices eased amid heavy supplies with active trade in fancy lines. Tomatoes and peppers showed lower demand as quality varied. beans, corn and lettuce sold steadily or readily with homegrown stock favored. Onions and other produce priced for moderate demand, with yellow stock and wax varieties quoted across several grades.
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Chicago
Texas
Illinois
Mississippi
Tennessee
Louisiana
Florida
Michigan
Half Cent Advance in Wisconsin Cheese Market
Wisconsin cheese market rose this week with prices about half a cent higher across all styles. June full grass cheese demand remained strong, especially for Daisies and Young Americas, while white cheese sold at premiums over colored. Exchange sales included 703 Twins at 21.5 cents and 2,200 Daisies at 22.25 cents. regional boards reported similar gains and steady volumes as market rules adapt under Food Administration guidance.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Aes
Allied Provisions Export Commission
F. A. S. Seaboard
Food Administration
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Plymouth
Gheboygan Dairy Board
Young Americas
Appleton Dairy Board
Michigan crops look good in advance of last year
Reports from Lansing indicate all spring crops are far above average and the season is three to four weeks ahead. Cool weather has been generally satisfactory with some rain lacking and farm work progressing unusually well across Grand Rapids and surrounding areas.
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Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lansing
Belle Haven man visits local trade and Chicago stopover
W. A. Stewart of Belle Haven Virginia visited the local trade late last week. George M. Pope of Dennis Kimball & Pope Inc New York passed through Chicago Monday en route to western producing sections.
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W. A. Stewart
Belle Haven
George M. Pope
Dennis, Kimball & Pope, Inc
New York
Chicago
Cherries Poor in Traverse City Report
Federal agent’s office reports cherry crops in Traverse City area severely below normal with most orchards at one fifth or less of blossoms setting. Cold weather and heavy rain blamed for poor pollination and high picking costs, though some sections may yield fair crops. Apple crop reportedly looks good, better than last season.
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Traverse City
Mich
Idaho Crop Conditions Report Shows Mixed Apple Pieces
Idaho crop report by Julius H. Jacobson lists state apple conditions at 52 percent with 102 a year ago and averages for other fruits and vegetables. In Chicago, a street renamed Coyne street honors the Coyne family for long residence and business prominence since 1837.
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Idaho
Blackfoot
Julius H. Jacobson
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Coyne
Chicago
Rhine
Coyne Brothers
For Sale Onion Storages in Indiana
Two at Kimmel, one at Collins, one at Walkerton, all fully equipped with crates and loading facilities. Formerly run by John W. Neumann & Co. For full particulars and prices contact Edward Jones & Co., Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Kimmel
Ind
Collins
Walkerton
John W. Neumann & Co
Edward Jones & CO
Indianapolis
Review of Week's Fruit and Vegetable Trade in Minneapolis
Minneapolis market activity showed sluggish demand but firm, stable prices across most lines. Tomatoes and New Texas Louisiana Triumphs held at 3 per cwt sacked, strawberries light yet in good condition, Warfields 24-quart crates moving fast at 6 to 6.50, watermelons moderate, cantaloupes and melons in good demand, and bananas lemons oranges firm with limited supplies.
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Minneapolis
Mississippi
Texas
New
Louiisiana
California
Florida
Fruit and Vegetable Market at Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich June 21 Effects of community clubs organized last year under County Agriculturist H G Smith appear on the city market in marketing strawberries. Growers pool production and ship by truckload. prices 2.25 to 3. Strawberries seasonally light with cool weather retarding ripening. A car of Louisiana potatoes arrived. current price about 3 50 per cwt. Lemons high and expected to rise with hot weather. current price 10 11 per box, a 15 level anticipated. First red raspberries appeared. good crop likely if rain comes. First carrots sold 30c a dozen and young beets 80 to 40c per dozen bunches. Government Inspector in Indianapolis H A Arenz listed as inspector for Food Products Inspection Service.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
H. G. Smith
Louisiana
Pasterino and Schiappacasse Move to Larger Store
Milwaukee June 21 report that Pasterino and Schiappacasse have moved to 309 Broadway into new larger quarters. The expanded location promises greatly increased facilities for handling fruits and vegetables and will improve their refrigerated and fresh product operations for the trade.
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Milwaukee
Pasterino & Schiappacasse
Broadway
Coyne brothers enlist in navy station at Great Lakes
Thomas J. Coyne son of Richard J. Coyne of Coyne Brothers enlisted in the navy last week and is stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. His brother Richard J. Jr enlisted last fall and is also at Great Lakes.
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Thomas J. Coyne
Navy
Chicago
Richard J. Coyne
Coyne Brothers
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Richard J., Jr
Great Lakes
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