Vee One Thousand Bg Men L J Wwe
A terse note reads Vee One Thousand Bg Men and initials L J Wwe, lacking context. The fragment offers no clear event or full names to confirm a reportable item.
09 Mar 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Chicago Packer
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
1
A terse note reads Vee One Thousand Bg Men and initials L J Wwe, lacking context. The fragment offers no clear event or full names to confirm a reportable item.
The Missouri convention of wholesale egg butter and poultry dealers outlined an agenda on egg storage, refrigeration and distribution. Attendees including Hallinan, Pennington, and Kroger executives discussed prices, supply shocks, and the need for cold storage plants to stabilize the industry.
Apple stocks show mixed signals amid cautious trading and weather effects. Traders note a slower market, with cold storage and shipments influencing prices, while some barrels fetch higher prices in the evaporated apple sector.
Packer this week reports on egg poultry and butter market conditions in New York Chicago Kansas City and other hubs. Notes mention price trends in Cincinnati Nashville and Philadelphia with references to fruit vegetables and general commodity movements.
A fragmentary report notes lawsuits involving Rue and Hatfield with a $316,000 claim. Mentions include plaintiffs, defendants, and a district court action, plus unrelated market and shipping notes. The readable text references Birmingham and Florida routes and various local economic items.
Market notes describe reduced buying in the Southwest and southern regions. Dealers withdraw quotas as forecasts hint prices may rise with poor weather. Several firms report weak sales, including a Denver firm facing a heavy loss and a poor suit against a California dealer.
New York March 8 11 Brunk in the dressed poultry business was fined 150 dollars and sentenced to pay costs for selling poultry in Washington market. In another case a man on Alvington street was fined 50 for selling dead fruit and vegetables. The court details note inspector findings and penalties imposed at the Court of Special Sessions.
Reports from New York state indicate cabbage stocks show solid gains with prices climbing. Traders note ranges from 45 to 60 dollars per ton depending on quality as demand remains firm in the market.
Trade in citrus fruits shows higher prices and limited movement due to wet weather and weak busing. California oranges sell for 2 to 2.85 per ear, lemons at 4 to 4.49, grapefruit 5 to 5.40 per case. receipts moderate with good quality but buyers cautious as market may firm next week.
Lawrence quits business again after leaving California, Colorado Springs, and other cities. A. E. Lawrence, tied to the Produce Exchange, owes several creditors with little chance of collection. Report says he may join another firm and start anew, though his reputation is pending in industry coverage.
In San Antonio a commission merchant known as Nripia has closed, with creditors alleging unpaid accounts. Partners report failures to obtain shipments and losses from banana trades. Rumors place Tripla back in the northern Texas commission scene, while cabbage prices and crate returns are noted amid unsettled market activity.
New York reports indicate George II Reifenider and associate Mie butter and exe man, long in debt, closed shops again after six months of aggression and street accounts. Cabbage rises to $50 per ton in Chicago markets while local stock remains scarce as eastern shortages persist.
In Rochester New York on March 3 and February 26, shippers from the Ontario Division report sufficient refrigerator cars available and coordinated efforts with New York Central. Prices for tubers and potatoes rose in the Rochester market while outside prices fell, signaling supply dynamics and a cautious outlook for the season.
Fragmented market notes describe vegetable arrivals, prices, and supply trends with references to varieties, dealers, and regional markets. Mentions of New York shipments, seasonality, and fluctuating demand hint at ongoing wholesale activity and quality concerns in a busy trading week.
A civil action resulting in a $141.20 judgment cites a shipment dispute over bractive items. Names include Pavlov of Lanns Memphis Tenn and Pleple of Memphis. The record notes missing answers and unaddressed letters, with references to unsettled correspondence and a trader named Pastors.
Police report the Broadway Bargain Co and associates in New York were behind a large-scale commercial swindle network. Officials say the ring, led by figures like Samuel Kane and Samuel Klein, used a storefront and multiple fronts to obtain hundreds of types of goods from household items to groceries, linens, and clothing across the United States.
Market notes from New York on March 8 report weather hampering activity and lower prices for various goods. Stock levels show mixed conditions with several items powered by supply concerns and shifting demand. Prices for produce, wines, and other commodities fluctuate, while transportation and stock movements influence daily quotes.
Fragmented notes describe volatile onion trading with missed prices, shifting holdings, and market activity near a senate session in the city. Mentions of Muscat and Salis reference local figures amid disrupted reports and uncertain supply dynamics.
A New York state food investigation commission examined the cost of marketing perishable products during a week framed by March events. The inquiry discussed mentions of several individuals and organizations amid the fleet Nenavins context.
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