Steady Demand for Track in New York market
Receipts remain heavy but market shows steady demand for vegetables. California artichokes trade well despite fair quality, while prices ease for several items including beans beets and carrots. Jersey Delaware stock and Florida Florida produce range in price with variation by state and crate size.
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California
Jersey
Delaware
South Carolina
Florida
Carolina
Texas
Mississippi
New Orleans
Baltimore
Virginia
South’ Carolina
Arizona
Onions Arrivals and Prices Across New York Market
Reports from New York on May 11 detail onion markets with heavy Texas supply and poor stock, Western and Florida entries, Egyptian onions at dock, and varied prices per bag crate and case. The Morgan Line boat carried 40 cars, with most offers ranging from $1 to $2.25. A separate note covers New York Fruit Exchange electing a new 11-member board headed by H T Cadenas and others, to convene within ten days to choose officers.
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New York
New York States
Morgan Line
Texas
Florida
Merchants Association Convention Attended by NL Manager
R. S. French general manager of the National League joined attendees in New York from Washington during the May convention week.
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R. S. French
New York
S. French
National League
Washington
Merchants Association
Franklin National Bank Opens on Hudson Street
The Franklin National Bank will open for business Monday at 108 Hudson Street New York. President Arthur P. Smith leads a cashier staff from Aetna Irving National and National City Bank plus Edward Sanderson Chase. directors include Albert W. Frost H G Miles and Edward M Vosburgh. Capital is 800000 with a 400000 surplus to start.
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New York
Franklin National Bank
West Side
Hudson Street
Arthur P. Smith
Aetna
Irving National Bank
Nelson Fairweather
T. K. Smith
National City Bank
Edward Sanderson
Chase National
Albert W. Frost
Frost & McNab
Herbert G. Miles
H. G. Miles & Co
Edward M. Vosburgh
Tomatoes Move From Ocala in Florida Carload Trade
Ocala reports moving carloads of tomatoes after a Florida headquarters dispatch. By Wednesday six-basket carriers were priced at 3.50 fob, signaling market activity in the early week.
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Ocala
New York
Prost & McNab
A .Awire
Florida
New York Market Shows Shifting Citrus Prices Across California Florida
California oranges sold well with prices down due to heavier supply. Navels 4.15 to 7.10 dollars, Valencias weaker. Florida offerings opened lower, then mixed gains. oranges and grapefruits moved on steady demand. Porto Rican fruits declined amid poor quality. lemons dominated sales with higher prices and large unsold foreign stock.
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California
Florida
New York
Leighteens
Porto Rico
Fancy Sweets Prices for Potatoes in May Market
Report from New York in May notes demand for fancy sweets and yams. Maryland and Delaware stock was poor, sold low. Virginia sweets and yams varied, with barrels priced from 1.25 to 2.00, Georgia yams 1.25 to 1.35 per basket, Delaware yams 0.75 to 1.00.
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New York
Jersays
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Georgia
Market conditions shift strawberry supply in the Northeast
Readable fragments indicate New York sees market changes in May with Virginia supplying start of week receipts while North Carolina provides bulk of strawberries. Car counts reported range from 33 to 43 cars.
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New, York
New York
North’ Carolina
Virginia
Strawberries from Louisiana and Carolina prices quoted
Prices in the week show strawberries from Louisiana and North Carolina with quotes from 12 to 30 cents per quart. The Klondykes from Fancy North Carolina sold up to 60 to 30 cents and various grades ranged from 12 to 23 cents for North Carolina Missionaries. A mention of a Tom cat item and a note on public reaction to newspaper coverage ends the fragment.
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Louisiana
North Carolina
Thomas Cat
Rodde Arkansas
Thomas
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Mission, Tex
Sicily
Verdelli
D. G. Cuccio
Franklin ST
A.B.C
Bennett & Co
Park Place
Sam Rosenblum, Inc
Washington, St
Watson
Kearney
Freedman Brothers
Stagg
Hooper
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pioneer Fruit Co
Calif
The
New York Packer
Warren S
Brown & Seccomb
Franklin St. New York
J. P.sauer & CO
Washington St
New York Commission Merchants
C. 1
Dingfelder
V.a.stewart & CO
Duane St
WM Gamble & Co
Citrus Fruit
Heighwitters
Bet. Reade
Chambers
the Packer
Weinstein Bros
A. J. Weinstein, Prop
Jay Street
Wm. F. Allen , Co
Washington St. Res
Adam Joerger CO
Hson ST
Frederick Opolinky
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