Chicago Court Lets Stand Dismissal in Woods-Halls Case
Judge Cooper refused to issue a writ of capias against Sam Halls amid a dispute over about 4000 dollars Mrs Florence Woods claimed to have misappropriated through western cantaloupe contracts. The case was twice defeated and action halted. Halls plans to resume contracting and building.
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Chicago
H. Woods
Cooper
Florence Woods
Sam Halls
Halls
Old Woods Company
H. Woods Cos
Hiram Woods
Brawley
Rockyard Cantaloupe
Malls
Sigmund A Live Stock Raiser In Chicago Market Move
John Sigmund of Sigmund Bros Co reports shipping two cars of fat Texas ranch steers from calves raised on ground maize. The stock sold well, and he plans to expand in livestock production while dedicating time to produce business in Chicago handling cheese butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Sigmund
Sigmund Bros. Co
Panhandle
Texas
Successful Tlinois Brokers Springfield Illinois Ad
The A. J. Chisam Brokerage Co. of Springfield reports satisfactory business across central Illinois. They seek associations and shippers needing reliable service for distributing goods in Springfield and surrounding markets. They handle all kinds of fruits and vegetables in carlots and will provide references and details on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlinois
Springfield
A. J. Chisam Brokerage Co
Ilinois
Carlota
Thema
A. J. Chisam_ Brokerne Co. Ferguson building
Free pamphlet on egg and poultry supplies in Chicago
The A H Barber Creamery Supply Co of Chicago released a pamphlet with prices and descriptions of egg and poultry supplies. It promises free copies to those in the market who request it by writing to 223 West South Water Street, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyg Supplies
Chicago
A. H. Barber Creamery Supply Cor
West South Water
Street
Northern Eye Co
Paul Mandeville
Northern Egg Co
North
Clark Street
Brokers In Indianapolis Credit Rufing Over Sixty Nine Thousand
March 29 reports that H. A. Crosskind and Co representing several large firms in Wisconsin are ready to handle accounts of associations in Indianapolis. They claim a credit rating above $69,000 and present correspondence from interested parties.
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Indianapolis
H. A. Crosskind & Co
Wis
Vegetables Active as Receipts Tighten in Chicago
Trade in vegetables was active this week in Chicago with receipts heavy and largely inferior. Lettuce was light with strong demand and high prices. dried celery weakened. California stock dominated by end of week as Florida and Texas offerings were absent, pushing prices up for California product.
Market Report on Fresh Vegetables and Supplies
The southern lettuce quality was poor with most arrivals. Beans were in nominal receipt and firm on good stock. Demand remained active though inferior lots accumulated. Fancy greens sold at 50 to 75 dollars and Florida stock limited. Asparagus quality declined with thin, dirty stacks. Receipts were light but rose late the week. Prices mostly 2.50 to 4.50 per unit. some at 5 for fancy. Mississippis priced 2.74 to 8 per sectional box. Celery weak amid heavy Florida arrivals. California celery at 1 per case. Radishes steady with fair trade. homegrown rips at 1 per dozen bunches. Louisiana hampers 1.25 to 1.50 and barrels 3 to 4 for fancy. Barreled goods offerings increased.
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Florida
South
California
Louisiana
Chicago
Texas
Denney reports Illinois crop condition like old Egypt
Chicago March 29. John Denney of Denney & Co reports that conditions for fruits and vegetables in southern Illinois resemble a prolonged winter. The note from Alto Pass on March 25 describes snow, ice, scarce blossoms, and ongoing cold delays. Cabbage receipts in Chicago show higher supplies and variable pricing, while egg charts and other market notes outline price ranges and new distribution details.
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Chicago
Ilinois
John Denney
Denney & Co
Egypt
Bat
Alto Pass
Williams
King Winter
Kansas
Oklahoma
Timothy
Peter Fox Sons Co Remodels Chicago Offices and Stores
The Peter Fox Sons Co. has remodeled their offices and store at 168 West South Water Street in Chicago. They report a larger, stronger business focusing on potatoes and eggs with profitable gains from recent market activity. To handle demand they added motor trucks for egg deliveries and expanded operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Fox Sons Co
West South Water Street
Butter Concern to Move Plant in Chicago
Butter Concern to move after purchasing the Jelke Co. butterine plant at Union Street and Grand Avenue. The Dairy Farm Products Co. will relocate to the new site by May and continue operations in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Dairy Farm Products Co
John F. Jelke Co
Union Street
Grand Avenue
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Burbanks
Earl Bros
Leonard
Schlosser Bros
Erie Ave
Ill
Carlo
L. C. James & CO
No. la Salle St
Plymouth Building
Minneapolis
Connie F. Cella Co
Water St
Sandy St
Southern Vegetable Shippers
Callender - Vanderhoof Co
P J. T. Kelly & Co
John B. Hoxsie & CO
Outlet Unlimited
ST. Paul, Minn
J. W. Hiorted Wars
Packer
ST. Paul
Winona, Minn
Alphonse J. Conroy
Fruit and Produce
Chamber OF Commerce
Milwaukee
Bradstreets
KG. Man & Co
Marine National Beak
Local Commission Trade
the Packer
Pacific Coast
Sigmund
Panhandle Ranch
Cyy
Wisconsin
York State
Maine
B. D. Anguish Clark
A.grossenbagh CO
Milwaukee, Wis
National League of Commilasion Merchants
Western Fruit Jobers Association
Appia Shippers Association
F Market Facts
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Walter W. Campbell
Dee Bank
Deepen
Danville Gem
Danville, Ill
Firat Nat'l Bank
Paton
Gregorin
Gregor’s Laboratory Stoom
W. Menree St
Re. Ball
Krox
Godding Chicago
Denney
Winos
J. G. Schlotter
Walcott
N. Y
Schlotter
Canal Streets
New York
U. S
Indiana Refrigerating CO
Georgia
Middle West
A. B. Cas
Chicago Packer
Chicago, Ill
Bennett-Howard Co
Butte
Fifth Avenue
No. Fifth Ave
Man M. L. Campbell
Deeka
Callagher Bros. Produce Commission
W. S. Water St
E.M. Cole & CO
Detroit, Mich
Carlot Distributor
Early Southern
Breitenbeck , Foster
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