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Newspaper

Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1911

Page

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Georgia Peach Crop Killed by Freeze Across State

New York reports the Georgia peach crop wiped out by a severe cold snap. Estimates vary from near total loss to minimal salvage, with only scattered districts like around Rome Griffin and Fort Valley still claiming tiny, uneaten yields. Executives note widespread damage across southern Georgia and adjoining regions.

New York Georgia Pauly Dollis Sun Ned Atlanta Henry Nates Georgii Onete Mbean Mareshulisille Byrou Amertons Port Valles Anose Vibert Rome Griffin Carnedht Tavnesville Omost Ie Tine Maungin Fruit Co Winklachville Woodbury Matena Tally Billochville Packer Pine Harden Marshialmlessand Fort Valley National League Nerty Eorgia Mrein von

Storing Eggs Opens Season in Kansas City Market

Kansas City reports the 1911 egg storing season beginning amid cautious optimism. Dealers have started storing some eggs and several cars already entered storage as prices fluctuated from $4.40 to $4.90 per 100. strong demand and storage capacity influence early market moves.

Kansas City Shipmpenis

Holden Celebrates Rival of a Sum and Heir

New York March 24 P. W. Holden with Holden was handing out ars this week in celebration of the rival of a sum and heir.

P. W. Holden New York With Holden Ars

Berry Crop Revived After Beneficial Rain In Kansas

Independence Kansas reports ample rain on March 18 renewing hopes for berry crops. Messages to The Packer note revived plants, expected early April movement, and revised shipment plans as drouth hurt previous production. We anticipate a robust berry crop with strong orders resuming.

Doe Dihuane Kansas City Dibuana Herries

Poultry Receipts and Prices Edge Higher in New York Markets

Live poultry receipts reached about 87 cars this week with strong express shipments. Fowl prices ranged from 16 to 20 cents a pound, chickens from 14 to 16 cents, with turkeys generally 14 to 20 cents and ducks around 18 cents. Frozen poultry offerings remain heavy while demand and prices are weak, causing some price cutting across barrels and boxes.

New York Express Tate Ipis Roosters Ibibe Ducky

Merchant George Ellis Granted Reprieve On Jail Term

George C Ellis a Water street commission merchant sentenced to three months for selling rot and spot eyes received a reprieve from Judge Barrett in quarters sessions. Milles sought a one week extension to arrange business before serving term. Judge Murrett allowed time for Arnold G to get affairs in order. Thomas Ellis, father and partner, was fined at the same time.

Philadelphia Mirel George C. Ellis Water Street Commission Barrett Milles Weaded Murrett Akwwels G. Toe Mils Harry Ib Food Commission Thomas Ellis George D. Ellis Earget Filis

Florida cabbage prices dip as poor stock arrives

New York on March 24 reports liberal supplies of Florida cabbage. Poor quality stock lowers prices, with ranges from 1.40 to 1.74 per show. fancy lots fetch up to 2 dollars.

New York Florida

Georgia fruit, auctions, and storage notes across multiple markets

A broad, read-through of vegetable fruit trade by region outlines storage bills in New York, wholesale celery and cabbage notes in Ohio and New Jersey, berry and strawberry movements through Georgia and Florida, and shipments from California to Pacific markets. References to Chicago storage fire, Indiana butter prices, and Florida citrus trends appear among scattered market items and editorials.

Georgia New Ins Butler Chicago News City Philadelphia Apple New York Columbus New. York Kansas Holden Nekey Vorida York New Florida Istate Coleman Hastings Marshallville Rig Nut and Fruit Company Atlanta Macon San Joaquin Valley California Pacific Houston Milton Greenville Dean of Michigan Pagiowm Pataki Elect Grand Rapids Mich John Sehnefer New Orleans Anul Memphis New Elkhart Ind Springfield Alu Kissimmee Lakeland Barrow Sanibel Vie Campbell Sanford Fia Tennkrupt Hawksonville Hittalo Orchard Company Incorporated Yorkshire Fruit West Virginia Jounin Maine Fertilizer Bulletin York State National League Wayland N. Y Jacksonville

Egg market steady with West output and Monarch fire impact

The egg market shows steady tones in New York trading as Western firsts and storage demand shift amid producer upheavals. Reports note Monarch Refrigerating Co suffered a large fire, affecting storage and pricing, while receipts and shipments across Indiana Missouri and Ohio influence current prices and buyer activity.

Market News Mixed Amid Scarce Trade Reports

Market figures from Philadelphia and Boston show uneven activity as dealers in Maine Pennsylvania and Maryland report cautious buying. New York and Massachusetts storage bills influence prices while Baltimore and Dulry producers note shifting demand for produce and vegetables in a divided trade environment.

Philadelphia Hige Pillsburg Dulry Baltimore Boston Urireseine Fauld New York Massachusetts Atassachusetts

Apple deal in western New York draws Chicago bank loss

Albion reports a major Woods Co. of Chicago apple financing scheme near collapse. J Woods Co. and York State representative D. Smith faced scrutiny for warehouse receipts and missing funds. Indictments talked as Newhall of First National Bank aided investigators in pursuing fraud, with Smith claiming misdated receipts and pledged collateral mismanagement.

Albion N. C EL. Woods Co Chicago New York State Bankrupe i Chicago Sorahbank Kirst National Bank of Chicagoris Smith York J. Woods In Woods Co J. Woods Co First National Bank of Chicago Ar. Smith Newhall Knickerbocker Wools Pla Newlane Oswego Eugene Slattery Woods Co Rochester Mas Sindh Slate Sith Hy, Woods Co Shin Gram Smith-Woods Ithe 1 Thichie Gilbert Richie E& Gilbert Warehanse Roches Eugene Slattery Stonly Wis Richie & Gilbert D. Smith New New York iWionapple Weeds Co Mr. Ssudd L. Woods Slarters Investi Gators

Smith’s Drafts Denied in WW Refund Effort at Wool Co

Smith presented three drafts for WW drawn on the T H Woolf Co in an attempt to recover money. The drafts were rejected, leaving him still seeking payment amid the dispute.

Wools Co

Who is Crenshaw

A Columbus report warns of a man claiming to be W Crenshaw from Crenshaw Trio, Safford of Tampa Florida. He arrived two weeks ago and passed fraudulent checks tied to false claims of opening branches in Erwin Tomn and Chester under the name Wo Crens- Wee Tor. The Tampa firm denies any connection and warns it has no knowledge of him.

Columbus Chester Unider Cren- Wee Tor Ab Sysida Crenshaw Trros. &. Safford Tampa W. Crenshaw

Weather Breathers Aid Louisiana Truck Crops

Heavy rainfall across the Louisiana trucking region eases a forty day drought hurting crops in New Orleans and surrounding areas. Potatoes escape major damage, cabbage prospects improve, strawberries shipments expected to rise. Mobile arrivals grow, prices vary but look favorable then decline with supply. Baton Rouge reports the first rainfall in three months aiding shipping plans.

New Orleans Mireh Wis Drouth France Baton’ Rouge A. D. Smith

Butter Prices Fall as Receipts Rise in Chicago Trading

Butter prices were lowered at the opening of the week with extras down 1 cent and extra firsts eased to about 24 1 2 cents. Receipts increase while output mirrors last year’s heavy supplies, aided by good pasturage and mild weather in producing districts. Some expect a June storage of creamery extras at 18 to 20 cents, while others wager on price declines and store stock effects, amid restricted offerings and ongoing storage-law debates.

Mott Wits Chitago Kansas Chicago Ibtae Nwe Missouri Sangas Wuge Fuge Vuge Chi Wwe Ne- NY Stoulk Carlota Iie

Massachusetts berry shipment warning to shippers

A Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange notice warns berry shippers that Massachusetts law requires strict compliance with packaging standards to prevent shipments in improper boxes from Louiskin Wadgon River and other areas. The notice, communicated to all interested parties, urges adherence to the statute and informs relevant authorities, including Commissioner Tamiel Tailmer, of weights and measures, that enforcement will be strict during the season.

Massiehits Louiskin Wadgon River Massachusetts Fortin Sarr Associat Tamiel G. Tailmer

Florida Gets Rain Helps Crops Across State

Federal and local reports note general precipitation bringing valuable soil moisture across Florida. Growers praise rains that saved spring crops and fruit trees while warning of prior drought strain on berries melons and other produce.

Aycksonville Plst Berch

Cheaper eggs expected as market shifts in Chicago

The Chicago egg market shows mixed signals with prices easing on storage packed stocks for April deliveries. Receipts rise this week while eastern buyers push prices down to support markets, amid cautious outlooks for parity with western prices.

Butter Market in New York Shows Slow Holding Prices Decline

Market reports from New York dated March 24 describe held butter prices easing as creamery specials and large lots move slowly. Purchasers and sellers discuss pricing with bids mostly in the 20 to 14 cent range. stock remains plentiful and easier to sell, with Boston firm shipments noted and large consignments entering the market.

New York New Jh Boston Loskes Ine

Asparagus Arrives in Carlots New York Market

California asparagus began arriving this week with a late season. Supplies are expected to be plentiful from now on. Market prices ranged from 4 to 5 dollars for average offerings, with extremely fancy produce bringing a premium. First cuttings show good quality but less fancy than next week. Charleston asparagus from carrots sells for 8 to 9 dollars.

Carlots New York California Earlots Charleston

New Auction Deal Forms Pacific Packing Co in Los Angeles

March 23 report from Los Angeles notes a new company named the Pacific Packing Co forming to operate markets and vessels in the house finishing fruit trade. Eastern capitalists may back the venture and stockholders of the Pacific Construction Co are discussed for leadership. Possible meetings and changes in management could occur within ten days or two weeks.

Los Angeles Isrye Aeifie Packing Co Elenaru Gato Die Pacific Satin Co Gates Peedel Mmeetiyas Tle Paeitie Construction Anthony Sehaith Pinisbare Gee

Kansas City Enforcements Discuss Ordinance Measure

In a city meeting unclear text references enforcement of a measure and ordinance. Mentions authorities and potential penalties and date ranges amid garbled phrases. Names and places are obscured, but the gist concerns public policy and enforcement actions.

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