Missouri Berry Damage Less Than Gut Report
Frost damage to Missouri strawberries sparked conflicting estimates. Neosho reports about 15 percent damage, Monett 25 percent, Anderson near none, and Bierce 50 percent. Commissioners accuse Washington of overestimating losses in a May 12 circular.
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Monett
Anderson
Bierce
City
Kansas City
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bureau 1
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
A. P. Karbe
Southwest Missouri Fruit Growers’ Association
William Smerdon
Southwest Missouri Fruit Growers’ Union
Anderson, Mo
Pf Roark
R. H. Edwards
Pierce City
Idaho Fruit Prospects Are Good
Boise Idaho May 18 The prospect for a fruit crop here is unusually good. A prominent fruit man estimates the coming Italian prune crop at 8000 cars and the apple crop at 7000 cars. Apples will be mainly red varieties Jonathans Rome Beauty Delicious Winesap and Arkansas Black. Normal potato production is 7000 to 10000 cars and hundreds of cars of onions. Around Boise about 50 cars of celery will be shipped October 1 to Thanksgiving. Prune driers are being erected in southwestern Idaho to handle several hundred thousand pounds of the crop.
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Ida
Rome
Delicious
Arkansas
Idaho
New York
Florida
South Carolina
South Carolinas
Pennsylvania
Alseriers
Thursay
Obermyer Baltz Case Up Again
The Obermeyer of Jackson Minnesota sues Wisconsin Dairy Farms Company of Chicago led by president R A N Baltz in Municipal Court for 72 tubs of butter shipped in 1913 with a large balance due. Trial before Judge Goodnow follows a prior January 1916 ruling that was reversed by the Appellate Court. Joseph M Connery represents the shipper seeking judgment.
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Chicago
J. L.obermeyer
Jackson
Baltz
Appelate
Joseph Mim. Connery
Bankruptcy Petition Against Nordlicht Bros
New York May 13 A petition in bankruptcy filed against Kate and Celia Nordlicht who ran the butter and egg business at Nordlicht Brothers 633 East Sixth Street by creditors J K Lasher and Bro Henneberger and Herold Frederick Lowenfels and Son Claims total about 7 000 as previously noted in The Packer
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Kate
Celia Nordlicht
Atordlicht Brothers
East Sixth Street
J. K. Lasher & Bro
Henneberger & Herold
Frederick, Lowenfels & Son
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New York City law compels marking of sacred potato weight
Florida shippers hauling potatoes to New York face NYC weights rules requiring bags to be weighed on docks and marked with a net weight of at least 150 pounds. Inspectors on the docks enforce the rule, favoring barrels and baskets due to irregular bag weights.
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New York City
New York
Florida
Department of Weights and Measures
New Yorke
Movement of Tennessee Strawberries Hits Ohio Markets
Cincinnati May 18 There was heavy movement of Tennessee strawberries through Ohio river gateways during the week. Freight and express shipments flow to markets across the North East and West with some cars marked for Canadian markets. East Tennessee Klondykes sell around 2.40 to 2.50, West Tennessee Klondyke shipments 2.40 to 2.60, and Aromus 3.50. Thompsons bring about 2.50 to 2.75 in the jobbing trade.
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Ohio River
Tennessee
Alabamaa
Mississippi
Louisiana
East Tennessee
Thompsons
Bing
Ondykes
Aromas
Strength in Potatoes at Chicago This Week
Chicago reports show the old potato market gaining strength with light receipts and active demand. Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota appear through shipping. Western and Canadian stocks vary in price. Prices rose through the week with Minnesota Wisconsin whites $2.80 2.90 and Western stock $3.0 3.20. No. 1 stock around $10.25 10.50 per barrel in Florida and other notes on quality and demand.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Western
Florida
Better Prices for California Oranges and Carrots
California Navel oranges and carrots saw higher prices this week as supply tightened and warmer weather boosted demand. Carrots sold for 2.50 to 3.10 per box, Florida grapefruit held at 3 per box amid slow trade, and California cans stayed steady at 3.0.
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California
Florida
Visitors from cities mix in shutter and eg trade
New York May 18 report lists visitors in the shutter and eg trade this week. Walter F. Bickley and H. B. Edson of Philadelphia join J. L. Beer of New Orleans among the travelers studying market conditions.
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New York
Walter F." Bickley
H .B. Edson
Philadelphia
J. L. Beer
New Orleans
Egg market in Chicago sees steady gains this week
Chicago egg trade shows firming prices across current receipts and storage packed stock. Current receipts quoted 33 14e to 34 5e, with storage packed at 35 4 to 35K e. Receipts ranged daily from 37,393 to 38,120 cases, with exports contributing to firmness and demand modest for current arrivals.
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Chicago
Kansas
Butter Market in Chicago Sees Firm Demand After Dip
Chicago May 18 Butter market steadies with firmer demand after late week price decline. Creamery extras quoted around 37% cents. receipts across Mon Wed Tue rise, with total weekly tubs high. Centralized butter holds 90 point scores at 46% and 36 cents, while Friday receipts reach 74 408 tubs as market remains steady and active.
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Chicago
aGuWe Lana
Not Necessary to Mark Potato Sacks
Kansas City May 18 inquiry explored potato sack labeling. Government traders say federal law does not require sack weight marking for potatoes, noting prior article referred to barrels and hampers rather than sacks. Potatoes sold by the sack vary in sack size and weight among shippers and dealers.
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Kansas City
Truck and fruit crop outlook in southern Illinois
Local growers and shippers report a good summer and late apples crop despite winter damage to peaches. Transplanting is complete with Acme leading varieties, while Klondyke, Aromas, June P and Trucker’s favorites appear. Asparagus, rhubarb, radish, corn, beans, peas and cucumbers show movement and increases. cherry crop remains light. orchards show potential for an 8 crop but potatoes and versey varieties noted. Cobden, Illinois, remains a leading truck and fruit point with peaches continuing to ship locally.
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Klondyke
Davis
Deciduous Fruit At Chicago Auctions May 18
Chicago auctions report opening sales of Galifornia cherries and Australian pears by Central and Green Fruit Auction Company. Cherries varied in ripeness with some decay noted. prices and cargo details listed, alongside broader market notes on berries, melons, and regional fruit movements across the country.
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the Central
Green Fruit Aueration Company
Latetepwors
Central Fruit
Tartarians
Gora
Guigne Eure
Burbang
Central
Buffalo Branch
Rockporté
W.s.douglass
Aes W.Y
New. York
Kansas
Imperial Valley cantaloupe deal late start expected
May 18 report from Brawley California describes the world’s largest cantaloupe deal shaping up late due to frost, cold weather, and slow vine growth. Estimates show 12,701 acres this year against 8,000 last year with possible carloads ranging from 6,000 to 16,000 depending on weather. Shippers await first shipments around June and labor is ready as railroads move nearly 200 cars daily into western storage.
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Shiozawa
Japanese Association
Somme
Opie Ronnty
Arrance
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