Rosenblum Sues Over Oswego Onion Deal Details
The Oswego county onion joint account fight involves Abraham Rosenblum of Brooklyn Andrew C Martin of New York and William Sylvester. Rosenblum files an answer in Syracuse denying Martins alleged misaccounting and breach of the July 30 1922 deal while seeking a receiver and referee.
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New York
Oswego County
Packer
New York State
Abraham Rosenblum
Brooklyn
N. Y
Andrew C. Martin
William Sylvester
Rosenblum
Kings County
Martin
Sylvester
Syracuse
Thfis
Roswell & Nichols
Broadway
Edgcomb
Nichols
Abe Rosenblum
When This Man Struck F A Horne He Struck a Snag
New York reports Frank A. Horne president of Merchants Refrigerating Company entangled in a fraud plan by a smooth con man J M Bolton posing as a fruit supplier. Bolton lured Horne with a box of oranges and grapefruit then sent a bill for 12 50 though the fruit was worth about 3. The billing listed a Jersey City address and a New York office, with local tenants denying knowledge of Bolton.
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New York
Frank A. Horne
Merchants Refrigerating Company
Horne
J. M. Bolton
East River ‘Savings Bank
Easton Parkway
Jersey City
N. J
Washington Street
Packer
George W. Anderson
Bolton
Rosasco & Co
Heavier Receipts Weaken Chicago Potato Market
Chicago dispatch reports heavier potato receipts from growing states pushing shipments to 640 to 800 cars daily. Prices fell on the weaker market despite earlier price strength, with Wisconsin No 1 round whites selling around 1.25 to 1.50 per cwt and Idaho No 1 sacked Russets at 2.20 to 2.35 per cwt as traders adjusted to increased supply.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Old Cabbage Very Scarce and Light Trading
New York news reports a quiet cabbage market with many jobbers avoiding old stock due to scarce good stock. Last noted sales were 45 dollars per ton in yards, with a tendency upward, though little stock is arriving.
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New York
West Palm Beach Dealer Labeled Judgment Proof
In West Palm Beach on February 29, lawyers report fruit and produce dealer John C. Oishi is judgment proof with unpaid claims. A Georgia shipper alleges cantaloupes and tomatoes were delivered yet payment was ignored amid inconsistent business activity. Apple exports reach 48,832 barrels and 123,618 boxes in week ending February 23.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
John C. Oishi
Georgia
Oishi
Apple
Rochester
Apple’ Shippers’ ‘Association
United States
Canada
Opening Agreement Ends March 15 In Washington Street Stores
New York report states the opening agreement for stores on Washington street, made last fall, expires by statute of limitation on March 15. From then on, it becomes a go as you please proposition with stores free to open at any time.
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New York
Washington Street
Melon Distributors Hold Convention in Tifton Georgia
The Melon Distributors Association meets in Tifton for a two day session at the Myon Hotel. President Leonard calls for inspection plans and a government role in grading. Discusses weight standards and plans for rate revision with Florida Georgia and South Carolina shipments amid a disappointing 1925 season.
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Leonard
Shipping Point
Tifton
Melon Distributors Association
Myon
James L. Leonard
Cincinnati
F. C. McConnell
R. E. Hall
B. ¥. Wallace
Civic Club
R. S. Roddenberg
Moultrie
Rose
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Cincinnnati
Jin
Ocala
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
St Louis Prepares for Apple Shippers Convention 1924
St Louis gears up for the International Apple Shippers Association annual convention to be held August 12 to 15. Local trade groups plan committees and outline tentative plans with R G Phillips expected in early March to discuss details at the new Chase hotel, a $3 5 million property serving as headquarters.
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St. Louis
International Apple Shippers’ Association
R. G. Phillips
Phillips
Florida Truck and Fruit Movement Report
Ft Lauderdale observes light mixed vegetables movement with beans peppers and eggplants by express. Pompano reports several hundred daily packages of beans peppers eggplant tomatoes and mixed vegetables by express shipments. beans command around 40 dollars a crate. Plant City strawberry movement around 60 000 quarts daily at about 25 cents per quart. Jacksonville mentions heavy rain and winds damaging vegetables including some strawberry fields. Miami notes continued favorable East Coast tomato conditions with light rains but overall increased movement versus last week.
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Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Pompano, Fla
Plant City
Miami
New York Prices Broadcast Twice Daily Market Reports
Beginning this week New York city market reports on fruits and vegetables of national importance are aired twice daily. A radio market report by the U S Department of Agriculture and New York Farms and Markets is broadcast at 9 30 p m on station WIZ. The daytime formular report remains on WEAF.
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New York
Med
New York City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New York Department of Farms and Markets
WIZ
Westinghouse Eleectric and Manufacturing Company
WEAF
thesAmerican Telephone and Telegraph Company
O. D. Miller
Federal Department
Prospects Bright for Louisiana Strawberry Crop This Spring
Despite several freezes and unseasonably cold weather, the Louisiana strawberry crop appears in excellent shape. Hammond reports vines loaded with young fruit and blooms, pointing to a large yield. output likely 1,500 to 1,600 carloads, with major belts including Hammond and Ponchatoula expected to match last year. Weather in coming weeks will decide final size, but shipments could begin around March 15 and rise steadily, aided by revived vine vitality after severe cold.
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Hammond
Louisiana
Ponchatoula
Tickfaw
Albany
Independence
Montpelier
Amite
Strong Onion Set Inquiry Boosts Chicago Market
Chicago February weather shift improved demand for onion sets. White sets quoted at 2.50 per bushel, yellow and red in 2.10 to 2.25 range, with some houses getting higher prices. Ebenizer sets scarce. prices up to 5 per bushel when available.
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Chicago
South Water Street
First Florida Potato Shipments Reach Port in Fortnight
The first straight car of Florida potatoes, Red Bliss variety, arrived on Monday on the dock in New York for ship trade. They were in very good shape and sold at four to four dollars and sixty cents per bushel. Small express shipments followed later in the week at roughly the same prices.
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New York
Florida
Produce Packer sample offer poster
Aside from the edition of The Packer, the paper notices a separate weekly newspaper The Produce Packer devoted to market and trade news for shippers and distributors of eggs, poultry, butter, hides, wool and furs. A free sample copy can be mailed upon request.
Northwest Starts Fight for Lower Rail Freight Rates
A broad coalition from Wenatchee to North Central Washington begins a push for reduced freight charges on fresh apples. Shippers, growers, and business leaders form a committee to file a petition with the Great Northern railway and seek wider cooperation from Yakima, Walla Walla, Spokane, Hood River, and Willamette and Rogue River valleys to lower tariffs. The work targets a 25 cent per box reduction toward 1917 levels, with potential action before the Interstate Commerce Commission if railroads do not oblige.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Washington
J. A. Meade
H. & Crowl
J. H. Anvil
Northwestern
Oregon
Northwest
Rengerid
Pacific Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Gansevoort Marketmen Banquet Set At Pennsylvania Hotel
New York officials announce the Gansevoort Marketmen Association will hold its annual banquet this Saturday night at the Pennsylvania Hotel. The grand ballroom is reserved and the committee has crafted a program expected to please all attendees.
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New York
Bed
Gansevoort Marketmen's Association
Pennsylvania Hotel
Potato Market Remains Murky With Slight Price Dip
New York and Harlem river yard prices show only small gains amid a tight potato supply. Maine shippers seek 2.26 per cwt delivery Harlem, buyers resist. top yard price stays 4 per 18 pounds bulk for premier stock. State receipts light as weather slows farmers, with farm prices up slightly and Long Island bids around 3.30 to 3.35 per 150 pound bag.
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New York
Harlem River
Thirty-Third Street
Maine
Spaulding Rose
New York State
Long Islands
Long Island
Poor Apples Sell Poorly in New York Market
In New York on February 29, the market is flooded with poor barrel apples. Quality is inferior due to cold weather and sellers offer mainly low prices. Fancy varieties fetch higher sums, but bulk prices for McIntosh, Rome Beauties, Winesaps and other popular types range from about $1.25 to $8.50 depending on variety and condition.
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New York
Rome
Winesans
York Imperials Ea Ee
Onions Lower With Market Irregular
New York reports a weak onion market with prices down about 25 cents. Yellow onions ranged 1.30 to 2.25 per 100 pounds, reds 2.25 to 2.75, whites 2.50 to 3.50, with poor stock and few high quality supplies, while frozen onions arrived sporadically.
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New York
United Fruit Buyers Association to Hold Annual Banquet
In New York on March 22 the United Fruit Buyers' Association will host its annual banquet at the Biltmore. Tickets are priced at $10 and attendance will be limited to 800 guests. Last year the event featured a vaudeville show and strong dancing music.
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New York
United Fruit Buyers’ Association
R. S. Knowles Set for Radio Talk March 19
New York February 29 R S Knowles chairman of the Publicity Committee of the Fruit and Vegetable Brokers Association with offices at 204 Franklin Street has been invited to broadcast an address from WEAF on the evening of March 19 The subject will be The Fruit and Vegetable Retail Prices as Compared With the Wholesale Prices
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New York
R. S. Knowles
Fruit and Vegetable Brokers’ Association
Franklin Street
WEAF
Knowles
Sharp Advance In Cabbage Prices on Chicago Market
Market on cabbage rose sharply over four to five days ending Tuesday. Texas stock in f.o.b. terms advanced about $10 15 per ton, Wisconsin Holland cabbage up $15.20, with Florida offerings easing as 25% of Florida crop moved and next 40 days see heavy shipments. Wisconsin Holland at $45 to $50 per ton f.o.b.. Texas at $20 35 per ton. local Chicago prices lagged behind due to heavy arrivals. Texas cabbage around $4 per barrel and Florida hampers at $2.25 to 2.50.
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Chicago
Texas
Wisconsin
Florida
Wisconsin Holland
Holland
Dissatisfied Sapiro Co-ops Probe Into Management
At Hopkinsville Kentucky a general meeting of about 200 members of the Dark Tobacco Growers Association heard Douglass Bell outline alleged extravagances and mismanagement tied to Joseph Passonneau and Aaron Sapiro. Attorneys Bell and Frank Rives argued opposing views on dissolution and preservation. A committee was formed to thoroughly investigate the association’s affairs and report back. Judge Douglas Bell joined the panel alongside C. W Garrett Douglas Graham W. Caudle Malbert Boyd and Dr Croft.
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Hopkinsville
Kysel
Sapiro
Steger
Fof
J. M. Neblett
Douglass Bell
Joseph Passonneau
Passonneau
Aaron Sapiro
Otl
Sterehounes
Bumie “Bald
Frank Rives
W. H. Jones
Pembroke
C. W Garrett
Douglas Graham
W. Caudle
Malbert Boyd
Dr Croft
Fine Outlook for Peaches in Arkansas
Prospects for peaches in Northern Arkansas are favorable says D T Lewis of D E Lewis Orchards Company after a week’s trip. He reports ideal conditions with swelling buds and blossoms forecast around March 10 if normal weather continues. A late frost remains the main risk to the crop in DeQueen Amity and surrounding districts.
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Kansas City
Arkansas
D.’T. Lewis
D. E. Lewis Orchards Company
St. Lo
Lewis
DeQueenan Amity
Canadian wheat pooling plans eyed in cross border合作
Aaro Sapiro, organizer of farmer co operatives in Saskatoon, says Canada must organize first as the United States pools surplus. He cites plans for seven Mississippi Valley states to move 150 000 000 to 200 000 000 bushels and to pool with Canadian surplus, with Australia and New Zealand joining. A Liverpool pool could fix prices by controlling surplus wheat from Canada, the United States, Australia and New Zealand within three years.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Aaro Sapiro
whi _Browers
Canada
Inc
United States
Mississippi Valley
Australia
New Zaland
Liverpool
New Zealand
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ONION
Tho. Rosenblum-Martin-Sylvestor Onion
Rosenblum Cinins
F. A. Horne
West Palm Beach
N. G
Melon Distributors
Jacksonville
C. A. Gordon
Wauchula
Apple Industry
North Central
Gansevoort
United Fruit Buyers’ Assn
ASSN
Dark ‘Tobacco Growers’ Association
Hopkinsville, Ay
Passonnean
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