Potato Outlook For Bacon Bros From Orrick Mo
Chicago reports from Orrick Missouri indicate severe potato losses due to heavy rains before the rivers. Estimated overall yield near eighty percent of normal with wide variation by field. Normal carrot shipments around 1,600 cars. bumper years 23,500 cars. this season expects eight hundred to one thousand cars. Best fields may yield 150 to 190 bushels. most average 80 to 190 bushels. worst acres salvaged if prices justify.
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Chicago
Bacon Bros, Inc
Elmer, A. Paulson
Orrick
No Saturday Trading Sessions in July August
Chicago June 28 Lloyd 8 Tenny business manager of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange announced this week that by action of the board of directors no trading sessions will be held on Saturdays during July and August. All spot and future trading in butter eggs cheese and potatoes will be handled on the first five days of the business week unless the directors deem Saturday sessions necessary due to volume or market conditions.
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Chicago
Detroit Street Notes
Gordon Smith president of the C. Robinson Company Minneapolis visited Detroit on Thursday to call on Glen Rogers Detroit trade manager C D Miller of Barker Miller Distributing Company Phoenix stopped over in Detroit on Thursday Miller has been on an extended motor trip through the east with his family en route home
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Gordon Smith
C.#. Robinson Company
Minneapolis
Glen Rogers
C.D. Miller
Barker-Miller Distributing Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Detroit
Mr. Miller
C. H. Robison Company
Chicago
Hail Devastates Cobden Fruit Crops in NL
A late week hail storm swept Cobden Illinois causing heavy damage to the fruit district. The two mile wide strip destroyed crops with peaches and early apples hit hardest. Rainfall neared five inches in twelve hours and winds accompanied the storm. Growers expect little salvageable fruit from affected orchards.
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Cobden
Tariff proposal to charge fruit shipments in fibre boxes
Chicago June 28 The Transcontinental Freight Bureau considers amending the tariff to apply rates on fresh fruits and vegetables shipped in fibreboard boxes or crates perforated for ventilation and closed with a metal straw. The rate would cover moves from the west to the eastern seaboard, aiding shippers unable to obtain veneer boxes during the Pacific coast strike.
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Chicago
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Seaboard
Pacific
Cabbage Market Weakens Across Regions
The cabbage market shows a weaker tone in Chicago on June 28 with slow ample offerings. Tennessee crates bring 75 to 110 cents, Missouri 90 to 110 cents, Kansas 90 cents to 125 cents, Ohio 80 to 85 cents, Illinois 76 cents to 11.50 dollars, and Oklahoma around 125 cents.
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Chicago
Tennessee
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
Illinois
Oklahomas
Utah News Notes and Farm Leads in Utah County
Walter M. Boyden longtime Utah State Board of Agriculture member died from a stroke at his Coalville home. Ogden’s Utah-Idaho Growers Exchange seeks a 150000 loan to build a public market, with total investment about 236416.73. Utah County anticipates a strong fruit crop year with peach, cherry, and strawberry outlooks. Hinckley named supervisor of the Utah Produce Dealers License Act.
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Walter M. Boyden
Utah State Board of Agriculture
Coalville
Utah-Idaho ‘Growers’ Exchange of
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Hinckley
Utah
Wagner Discusses Current Trade Problems in June Bulletin
William L. Wagner of the Western Fruit Jobbers Association analyzes Western refrigeration case developments, impending hearings, and rate increases affecting Oregon and western states. He notes how prewar export levels for farm products have fallen sharply, with cotton and fruit trade prospects worsening, urging broadening and possible foreign crop reductions to aid the current year.
Chicago Carlot Unloadings in May Decline
Chicago reports May carlot unloadings of fruit and vegetables at 6,343 cars, down from 6,764 last year, a drop of 421. January 1 to May 30 shows a deficit of 1,200 cars vs last year, with 25,606 cars in 1935 and 26,806 in 1934.
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Chicago
Market News Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago Street Notes Highlights Nationwide Fresh Produce Trade Visits
A roundup of visitors and executives stopping in Chicago this week. T. K. Falconer of Brock Elsner Distributing, and his son from Dallas, among several industry leaders from Victor California to St. Louis and Minneapolis. Meetings centered on market accounts, freight, and regional deals with Palella Brothers and other brokers.
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T. K. Falconer
Brock- Elsner Distributing Company
Champaign
Chicago
T. K. Falconer, Jr
Dallas
Tex
Mike Lentin Joins Meyer Schuman Company in Sales
Chicago June 28. Mike Lentin will become associated Monday July 1 with Meyer Schuman Company in the sales department. He has 36 years in the fruit and vegetable industry and wide national trade connections. He formerly ran a St Louis business and in recent years worked with Pionaty Brothers Inc. He brings deep knowledge of the fruit and vegetable business from long experience.
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Chicago
Mike Lentin
Meyer Schuman Company
Lentin
St. Louis
Pionaty Brothers, Inc
Fort Yuma Cantaloupes Arrive In Fine Condition In Chicago
Meyer Schuman Company received a car of Fort Yuma cantaloupes packed by McDaniel & Sons of Yuma Arizona. It is the first shipment of this brand this season and the melons arrived in fine condition with very good quality. Meyer Schuman is exclusive distributor for the McDaniel output and expects cars to roll throughout the season.
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Fort Yuma
Melon export deal set by Cohen & Gordon and Lerner Sons
Cohen Gordon and J Lerner Son announce exclusive sales for Water Valley Smith County and South Forest melon growers. About 1500 carloads of Cuban Queen and Tom Watson melons to be shipped from Mississippi starting July 10 with Mississippi Best Pride of Mississippi and Mississippi Favorite brands. Offices open Mt Olive and Water Valley. buyers invited on ground. Chicago reps handle orders.
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Chicago
Cohen & Gordon
J. Lerner & Son
Mississippi
Water Valley Melon Growers Association
Water Valley
Miss
Smith County
Melon Growers Association
Mize
South Forrest Melon Growers Association
Brooklyn
Tom Watson
Smith County Melon Growers Association
Cohen & Gordon and
Mt. Olive
Nate Lerner
L. E. Holloway & Co
Georgia
Sullivan of Wabash Honored on Fiftieth Anniversary
Detroit June 28 Last Friday 200 traffic men from New York to St Louis gathered at the Book Cadillac hotel to congratulate Joseph A Sullivan of the Wabash Railroad on fifty years of service. Messages came from Chicago St Louis New York Pittsburgh and other cities as colleagues and rivals celebrated a half century building Wabash traffic. Sullivan who began as a messenger in Wabash Indiana on June 21 1885 is the senior Detroit area executive and a daily visitor to the Detroit Union Produce Terminal. Attendees included Tom Hayes assistant general manager Wabash and Sidney King freight traffic manager St Louis.
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Detroit
Joseph A. Sullivan
Wabash Railroad
New York
St. Louis
Wabash
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Toledo
Syracuse
Omaha
Kansas City
Salinas
Calif
Bookcadillac Hotel
Sullivan
Detroit Union
Joe Sullivan
Ind
Thomas EB. Sullivan
Indiana
Tom Hayes
The
Sidney King
Berry Deal Peaks at Benton Harbor Market
Benton Harbor Mich June 28 With the peak reached earlier this week strawberry receipts on the Benton Harbor fruit market are expected to reach 325000 crates before the 1935 berry deal ends Already 200000 crates have been sold and the late start due to heavy rains suggests substantial volume remains to be harvested Quality has been good with growers mulching patches and keeping fields picked clean First ten days of trading exceeded the 1934 deal which drought cut short Last year 90323 crates were sold Demand has been strong and prices generally satisfactory to growers The average return to growers for the season is forecast near 135 per crate Early sweet cherries from Mitchell Ind sold in small amounts and heavy cherry volume is not yet seen Locally the cherry crop will be lighter than 1934 due to weather The raspberries promise one of the best seasons with sales expected to exceed last year when 171610 crates of red raspberries and 156166 crates of black raspberries were sold despite drought
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Michigan
Richmond
Mitchell
Ind
Wisconsin & Michigan Steamship adds Muskegon Chicago service
Shipping by boat from Muskegon to Chicago begins with daily sailings except Tuesdays. Berry and celery shipments rise as early plantings mature, boosting Muskegon’s outbound produce volumes.
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Muskegon
Mich
Berry and Celery
Wisconsin & Michigan Steamship Company
Chicago
Rainfall Map Highlights 1935 US Variations
Chicago Daily Tribune’s weather map shows rainfall from January 1 to June 19 by state. Several states report above normal rainfall 21 percent or more in Texas Louisiana Illinois and Maryland, while Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania New York and North Carolina show below normal. Arizona and Delaware not reported.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily Tribune
United States
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Nebraska
North Dakota
Iowa
Washington
New Jersey
California
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
Minnesota
Missouri
Misasasippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
New England States
Texas
Louisiana
Illinois
Maryland
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Pennaviania
New York
North Carolina
Oregon
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Arizona
Delaware
Indictment Alleges Elkins Act Violation by Northwestern Refrigerator
A northern Illinois grand jury indicted North Western Refrigerator Line Company on four counts for granting concessions to Independent Baking Company of Davenport by paying mileage earnings over rentals on leased private refrigerator cars. The Bureau of Inquiry of the Interstate Commerce Commission investigated and presented the case.
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Chicago
Traffic World
Northern District of Illinois
Eastern Division
North Western Refrigerator Line Company
Independent Baking Company
Davenport
Bureau of Inquiry
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grand Jury
D. H. Kunkel
Georgia Peach Deal Promises Record Shipment From Red Hills
A. W. Barnett & Co. announces a large Georgia peach tonnage for the season with Red Hills fruit, about 360 crates and Elberta variety to follow. Hileys move now, peaches to be sold in half bushel tubs with crown covers, new Ne Ga office opening after July 4 to handle shipments. Promotion emphasizes quality, grading, and attractive packing.
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Chicago
A. W Barnett & Co., Inc
Georgia
Red Hills
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South Water Market
Chandler- Allen CO
Chandler & Son
Dew Moines, In
Chandler & CO
Cedar Rapids, In
Harry Allen
Paul Chandler
Des Moines
Everett Chandler
Cedar Rapids
H. Rubenstein & Co., Inc
Milwaukee
Wis
D. L. Peppard
the Packer
Orrick, Mo
Bacon Bros
Detroit Street
Utah County
Wm. L. Wagner
William L. Wagner
Western Fruit Jobbers Association
San Francisco
Waddell
Chicago Street Notes
Fred. Frey
Victor “Fruit Growers, Inc
Victor, Calif
Palella Brothers
Thomas D. Palella
Flint
Frey
John Bacon
Bacon Brothers, Inc
Louis Cicardi
Cicard Brothers, Fruit & Produce Company
Joe Marguleas
R. W. Gees
Empire Cold Storage & Ice Company
Milton Altschul
Milton Altschul, Inc
Seattle
Wash
Carl Gilb
Quality Kids
Twin Falls
Idaho
S. Holden
Michael Swanson- Brady
Martin Roth
M. Roth & Son
Ww. D. Stanford
Lake Alfred
L. E. Nuhn
City Perishable Inspection Bureau
Ed Preszler
Northern California Fruit Company
Lodi
E. J. Hanson
Union Pacific System
South Water
Alex Moir
Merchants Refrigerating Company
New York City
Ergarden
Iceberg
Watsonville
Loacee Company
Berry Deal
Fine Brands
Salinas Lettuce
Martors
L. D
Sta
Tion Seeley
G. G. Squier
Schwartz Brothers
Detroit Union Produce Terminal
Detroit, Mich
Seng Fruit Company
Mig
S. B. Davis
Grand Rapids, Mich
Chicago Tribune
Geo. Hitz& Co
Indianapolis, Ind
A. W. Barnett &Co
Peach
Andrews Brothers
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