Takes Over Northern Egg Company Chicago March 5
The Northern Egg Company of Chicago was reorganized this week with Paul Mandeville, formerly president, becoming a co partner and assuming liabilities. Reports say he is paying 100 cents on the dollar and has strong trade confidence prompting liberal credit. Debts from past losses were tied to a pe pal adjustment with First National Bank of Chicago.
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Northern Egg Company
Chicago
Paul Mandeville
Mandeville
Northern Eye Company
First National Bank
New Egg Carton Seals Without Paper Seals
A. H. Barber Creamery Supply Company introduces a practical carton with a seal printed on the lid that slips into a slot and glues in to seal contents, saving labor and matching prices with ordinary cartons. The interior dark blue tint enhances product display and orders are already coming in.
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A. H. Barber ‘Creamery Supply Company
Barber
Springfield Firm Incorporates As George E Coe Company
Springfield March 5 The business formerly run as George E Coe has incorporated as the George E Coe Company under Illinois law and will operate under that name L W Coe Jr president Edwin A Coe secretary treasurer and Mrs George E Coe directing with two others A statement this week says the new concern has assumed all assets and liabilities of the old firm Capital is 10000 AL CRAM Elgin Butter Market Elgin IL March 8 Eight lots of creamery extras on the butter board last Saturday three sold at 29 cents the rest withdrawn or unsold bids ranged 24 to 29 cents prices posted 28 to 29 cents
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Springfield
Ill
George E. Coe
Illinois
L.W. Coe, Jr
Edwin A. Coe
Elgin
Elgin, Jil, March
Messrs, Coyne Bros
Chicago
Vegetables at Chicago See Quiet Week in Trade Activity
Chicago reports a quiet vegetable market with subdued trade and steady to modest demand. Florida tomatoes sold well when repacked, celery stayed steady with good demand for fancy stock, cucumbers and peppers moved slowly, wax beans scarce, lettuce prices down, and California asparagus and other items showing varied quality and steady prices amid light receipts.
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Florida
Chicago
California
Michigan
Tours
Texas
Louisiana
Kankakee
Apple Market Shows Firm Tone and Active Trade
Chicago, March 5. The apple market remained firm with active demand across all stock grades. Greenings led gains at $3 per barrel, with Scalded Greenings $2.50, Baldwins two-and-a-half inches up to $2.60, and smaller stock $2.75 to $3, while common Davis Kings and No 2 stock sold around $1.75 and 1. Community cabbage trade was inactive but steady, with some tonnage sold around $12 to $15 per ton FOB Wisconsin points and reports of New York holders selling at about $8 per ton.
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Chicago
Run Davis Kings
Wisconsin
Uty
New - York
Butter and Egg Board Banquet Draws 500 at La Salle
The Chicago butter and egg board held its annual banquet at the Hotel La Salle on March 5 with over 500 covers. Charley McNeill served as toastmaster delivering humorous remarks. W H Whitcomb recalled the 1899 first banquet and noted dinners have grown in popularity. a silver cup was presented to John B Mitchell for his longtime service.
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Butter and Egg Board
Hotel la Salle
America
McNeill
Charley McNeill
Chuck Fll
W. H. Whitcomb
Oklahoma
O. K
John B. Mitchell
Minnesota Potato Deal Shows February Movement Rise
Minnesota and eastern North Dakota shipped 2,259 cars in February, up from 1,055 a year earlier, with 1913-14 to 1914-15 monthly figures showing February surpassing last year’s pace. Prices varied as Rose declined, Red River Ohios held firm, and table stock remained weak amid light receipts and rough roads. An Egg business surge in Chicago marked February as three times larger for Come Brothers.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Ohios
Burbanks
Kings
Chicago
Come Brothers
Jacob Co seeks accounting in berry deal suit
In Detroit on March 5, A. Jacob & Co. moved to compel Griggs Fuller & Co. to bring records into court for an accounting of a 1914 Cullman Alabama berry deal. FR Fuller said they will provide an accounting once appropriate, noting expenses and lack of profits, and emphasizing Jacob & Co. had no involvement.
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Jacob & Co
Detroit
Mich
A. Jacob & Co
Griggs, Fuller & Co
Cullman
Ala
FR. Fuller
New Fort Wayne Fruit Company Formed In 10000 Investment
A new corporation named the Big Four Fruit Company has been formed in Fort Wayne Indiana with capital of 10000 to conduct a general fruit and produce business. Officials say it has no connection with any other firm of a similar name. D J Coyne Jr and Dan Coyne Sr plan to attend the St Louis convention and possibly a Des Moines meeting as well.
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New Corporation
Fort Wayne
Ind
Big Four Fruit Company
Do & General Fruit
Wisconsin Cheese Market Crimps Sheboygan Trade
In Sheboygan Wisconsin March 5 curtailment in cheese export demand harms the market. National stockholders fear rapid cheese production rise. Plymouth market shows limited demand with Twins 130 Long horns 15c Young American 13c Daisies 1546c Squares 15%c, only real demand for twins and Longhorns.
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Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Wis
Plymouth
Hogans forecast of eggs consumption in Indianapolis
William J. Hogan president of the Indiana Refrigerating Company predicts Indianapolis will consume 150000 cases of eggs this season. He urges local storers to sell near home to save freight and damages. His seven story facility here holds 1300000 cubic feet and offers 6 percent loans.
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Indianapolis
William J. Hogan
Indianaefrigerating Company
Hogan
Florida Strawberries at Chicago Market Report
Florida strawberries market in Chicago shows firmer prices and steady demand. Quality remains irregular but improved, with stock offerings slightly smaller than last week. Good berries brought about 20.85 cents per quart, while poor stock moved slowly at lower prices.
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Florida
Chicago
Illinois Poultry Dealer Joe Webster Dies in Champaign
Champaign March 5 Joe Webster of Webster Produce Company died here last Sunday morning. A well known figure in state poultry and egg circles, he was among the prominent shippers in the Illinois Poultry and Egg Shippers Association.
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Ilinois
Champaign
Joe Webster
Webster Produce Company
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