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Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1917

Page

1

Sharp drop in Chicago potato prices this week

Chicago reports a sharp potato price break with declines of about a bushel on good stock and larger drops on inferior grades. Receipts have been liberal and expected to stay heavy as eastern markets curb shipments. The market seeks good stock and slow-moving poor grades amid high car demand.

Chicago New York Philadelphia Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma Virginia Produce Exchange Arket

Spot Egg King Sentenced for Rotten Eggs Sale

New York June 29 Charles Madowsky a dealer in spot eggs was convicted in the Court of Special Sessions of selling rotten eggs for food. He received a sentence of six months to three years in the penitentiary. Health inspectors had trailed him for some time and caught him with decayed eggs bought for bakers and sold to Eastside buyers as fresh.

New York Charles Ma‘dowsky

California cantaloupes at auction in New York

New York June 29 prices for California cantaloupes at auction were mostly below dock sales. Over three days 18 cars arrived Monday with standards $4.25 to $4.50, ponies $3.75 to $4, with one buyer paying $3.85 for the first 20 crates. Tuesday offered ten cars at similar levels, while Wednesday's car showed standards $3.85 to $4.10 and ponies $3 to $3.75. dock prices $4.00 to $4.75 for standards and $3.50 to $3.75 for ponies. Receipts Thursday totaled 11 cars with standards around $4 to $4.50 and ripe melons noted. Southern cantaloupes and four cars from Georgia also appeared, with standards around $3.30 and ponies about $2.30 to $2.75.

New York Fruit Auction Company California Kelly Georgia Count & Lears Deance Gainesville Fils Gainesville National Bank Fila Packer Springfield Produce Co Frank Gillarde Ancy Welling

Milton J Sligh Deal Highlighted By Packer Letter

Springfield Produce Co of Springfield, Missouri cites complaints about Milton J Sligh a Florida citrus and watermelon shipper. They allege misrepresentation and price manipulation including advance payments and inconsistent car counts and sizes. They accuse his replies of dodging guarantees and demand explanation and fair replacement under bank guarantees.

Springfield Springfield. I. Tells Milton Sligh Kansas City The Packer Milton J. Stigh Florida Georgia Springfield Produce Co

Cantaloupe Car Shortage Warned for Imperial Valley

New York wires report the Pacific Fruit Express warned Imperial Valley cantaloupe shippers of possible car shortages. The railroad said it would supply about 150 cars a day but could not confirm how long the constraint would last, creating uncertainty for growers and exporters.

New York Arthur Miller Brawley Calif Bruit Express Imperial Valley Guy Pearson

Seibels Talks Food Problem Amid Washington Visit

Will Seibels hustling manager of the National Poultry Butter and Eggs Association, in New York to discuss food problems with shippers and receivers. He says administration will handle the food problem competently and favors refrigeration advances. Seibels meets with New York leaders and association members offering new suggestions for improved handling and distribution.

Nats St Washington Ttd New York Will Seibels T. National Poultry Association New Y Warfork Seibels Ivorghington Ishington Thadle Theter Ainge E Seibels Chile Hellbek Mernent

Hoover's Beef and Poultry Trade Markets Report

Hoover's food trade reports erratic prices across several states with limited demand. Prices for No 3 feed moved around 2.60 to 3.95 per unit as buyers hesitated. Potatoes and other produce show modest gains amid wavering activity and cautious dealers.

Food Bill Expanded to Control Most Products

The Senate Agriculture Committee revised the pending food bill to grant government control over almost all products beyond foods and feeds. It would authorize taking over packing houses, oil wells, factories, and mines, with wage regulation and potential commandeering for national defense. A prohibition section is included. The measure faces delays before a conference and passage.

D.C Washington Senate Committee On Agriculture House of Representatives Senate Army Navy

Chicago EG Market Up Early in Week Report

Chicago reports show early week gains in the EG market with prices up about a cent. Albert Miller & Co. staff returned from a two week East trip as sentiment shifts on perishable produce and food controls. Miller notes Washington discussions and Hoover era policy influence, stressing orderly distribution and potential regulatory actions affecting farmers and traders.

Chicago Albert Miller & Co Hoover

Chicago and national fruit and dairy market briefs

A Chicago market roundup notes lower cantaloupes and other fruits, prices for butter and eggs, and steady poultry and dairy trends. It also cites drought damage in Texas melons, Houston fruit prospects, and broader trade news across Detroit Minneapolis and coast markets with storage and receipts data.

Elgin Butter Board Texas Chicago Trade News Foster Houston Indianapolis St. Louis Kickson Indiana Poultry Law Chicago Hanford Fruit Kansas Hood River Seattle West Armengol Detroit Trade News C.L. Fitch Minneapolis Péna

Butter Market Notes Open Steady Then Weaken Later

Chicago June butter market shows an initial steady open with short sales and cautious buying as producers and speculators react to centralized butter trends. Prices held locally with Creamery extras around 37 to 38 cents, early weeks seeing some demand while late week activity softened and receipts rose.

Chicago Jun

Food control committee for dairy and poultry formed

A seven member committee including two producers two manufacturers and two distributors will aid Mr. Hoover’s food administration by placing butter milk cheese and poultry under federal review. Geor Haskell of Chicago to serve volunteers in the dairy and poultry drive. The group aims to raise production conserve supplies keep prices on a supply and demand basis and punish violators of pledges. They outline campaigns to curb slaughter of dairy cows prevent hens from being sold for slaughter and to curb diversion of foodstuffs while noting carlot markets and California crop prospects and price movements.

Sovernment& TedRion Severy Herbert C. Hoy Interes Mr. Hoover Geor Haskell Chicago Haskell W. M. Munn St. Paul Nathan Hull Michigan Cooper Little Falls N.Y United States

Memphis drought and New York market notes

Market brief items cover drought impact on Memphis produce, New York potato and rice market issues, cantaloupes melons and berries moving in Chicago and Philadelphia, continued notes on butter eggs and cheese markets, and regional crop outlooks including tomatoes peppers and beans. Includes mentions of strike in Old Dominion and packing plant convention.

New ‘York New York Ww. C. Downs Baltimore New-York Old Dominion Chicago Missouri Door County Wis Bridgman, Mich Boston Market News Boston Street Oswego N. Ys York Monmouth Co Philadelphia Lyons County CTODS L.A. Goodrhan Kansas

Onions See Limited Gain in Chicago Market

Market notes indicate modest improvement in onions in Chicago with firmer tones in California. Prices held firm around $1.25 per 100 pounds for top lots while yellow onions traded near $1.45 per 400 pounds. Demand appears steady as buyers report cautious activity and tentative advances in the market.

California

Some Reduction In Cantaloupe Prices

Chicago June 29 reports increased receipts of California cantaloupes this week. Prices showed some reduction while demand remained steady and quality was poor. Standard crates 4 25 to 5 25. pony crates 2 76. flats 1 25 to 1 35. Cabbage market improved in Chicago with better demand and prices. The market moved per ton 45 50, and shipments slated to leave the Muskie district late next week.

Chicago California

Market Report on Peaches and Belles Prices

June 28 New York market notes report peaches in good shape, with Belles at 3.40 and Carmens around 3.50. Crate figures suggest steady demand, while overall market movement remains cautious amid sparse acres and limited shipments.

New York York Fate Vangf Mara Georgia

Free Offerings of Berries Demand Good in Chicago Market

In Chicago on June 29 berries were offered freely with strong demand though prices eased slightly. Michigan strawberries remained ample and sold well at about 1.50 to 1.75 per 16-quart case, while Indiana and Illinois shipments varied in quality and speed of sale. Watermelons showed steady demand, with high prices for fancy stock and large supplies not being abundant.

California Chicago Michigan Indianas Tennessee

Michigan grape crop prospects for 1913 expect 2300 to 3000 carloads

Michigan grape belt is projected to yield 2300 to 3000 carloads this year excluding St Joseph Benton Harbor and Hartford South Haven districts. Last year the belt produced 900 cars. vines are in fine condition after two light crop years. Spraying is thorough and acreage has declined by about 10 percent over three years. Continued on Page 12.

Lawton Mich Jane Michigan St. Joseph-Benton-Harbor Hartford South Haven

Chicago poultry market reports varied receipts and demand

Weekly Chicago poultry prices showed old ducks at 18¢ and turkeys at 18¢ per pound, with spring ducks and geese scattered values. Receipts fluctuated from four car freight runs to about 700 coops, as demand ranged from satisfactory to weaker midweek and on Friday. California vegetable shipments from Los Angeles totaled 8 783 cars in the Southern California District with daily totals outlined.

Chicago Joland California Los Angeles Elifornis Gend Gath Oath

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