Redlands Orange Exposition turmoil ends in manager discharge
In Redlands the Orange Exposition turmoil peaks as directors dismiss manager Brown amid an auditor report accusing misrecorded sales and outside business profits. New managers Cochrane and Milholland pledge strict accounting and higher returns for growers while inviting scrutiny of the books.
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Redlands
Mr. Woo
Cochrane
R. D. Milholland
Charles M. Brown
Colar
Owl
Ketn
Brown
Howes
Lion
Mr. Brown
Operatei Brown
Rialto House
Ing
Golden Orange
Tedlands
Golden Orange Assin
M. Cochrane
Miholland
Mangerers
Leiden
C2 Brown
Nin
Dir
Mushet Audit Co. of
Los Angeles
Cer
Break
Lusin
Reak
Enashier
Shev
Isusi
Brawn
M.* Cochrane
Innites
FR. D. Milholland
Association
Jas. N. Clark
Georgia Peach Contracts Draw Wide New York Interest
New York traders received Georgia Peach Exchange contracts this week as officials plan to ship about 1,000 cars. The exchange expects to handle 50 to 100 cars, with 10 to 15 New York agents, while many firms declined or went independent. Notable participants include Olivia Bros, J. & G. Lippmann, and E. R. Brackett Co, with several large Georgia growers opting out of the pool.
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New York
Georgia Fruit Exchange
New? York
Georgia Fruit
Georgia Fruit_exchange
Georgia
Fleming
Exchange
Robt. T. Cochran & Co
Olivia Bros
J. & G. Lippmann
J. H. Schneider & Co
R. E. Cochran & Co
E. R. Brackett Co
A. F. Young & Co
J. H. Hale
Byron Fruit Farm
Chicken Trust Indictment Delayed to Next Week
New York May 19 The chicken trust indictment cases set for this week were postponed to Thursday of next week. The proceedings will appear in part 2 of general session.
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Chicken Trust
New York
Hot Weather Hits Egg Prices in Chicago Early Week
Chicago reports show hot weather and weak market sentiment pressure egg prices. Monday quotes down, further declines Tuesday. ordinary firsts 13 4, firsts 14 4, prime firsts 1 1, with heavy receipts and storage-packed stock bidding around 16 to 16 4 cents. Receipts for the week total over 55 thousand cases, with mixed bids and light trade as buyers sought to offset higher temperatures.
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Chicago
Southwestern
Missouri
Hess
Trent
Iebide
Fowls Advanced at Chicago Week of May 19
Chicago poultry market showed steady to firm tone with weekly gains in live fowls and ducks and geese easing on supply shifts. Prices ranged 13¢ for live fowls with other varieties unchanged, spring ducks at 20–22c, geese down a cent to 26–28c, and overall receipts light to moderate as demand remained fairly active through the week.
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Chicago
Ain
700000 Cases of Eggs Challenge New York Markets
News from New York May 19 notes storage space in Greater New York and New Jersey nearing capacity by August 1. Jersey City houses and Union Terminal are full, Bronx space limited, with about 700000 cases in coolers end of week, up 200000 from last year. Receipts from nearby points rise, market volatile with price dips then firmer tones, heavy arrivals, and changing official grading boosting quoted rates.
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New York
Greater
Jersey
Jersey City
Merchants
Union Terminal
Manhattan
Bronx
Uptown
Indiana
Ohio
Ltée
Missouri
Mr McMullen Goes West on Western Trip
New York May 19 H A McMullen of BE R Brackett Co left Thursday for a Western trip to inspect operations and meet with partners.
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Mr. McMullen
New York
H. A. McMullen
BE. R. Brackett Co
Heyburn cold storage bill sparks national outrage in Senate debate
Chicago May 19 A heated reaction to the Heyburn cold storage bill grows as critics warn it would ruin dealers and wreck shippers if enacted. The measure seeks three months storage for butter, eggs and poultry, drawing involvement from the New York Mercantile Exchange and an allied Joint Committee formed to defeat it with fundraising and lobby efforts nationwide.
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Senate
Washington
Chicago
Heyburn
Mercantile Exchange
New York
C. EE. Droste
Legislativer
Senate ‘Committee
R. S. French
League
Frank A. Horne
Merchants’ Refrigerating Co
Frank Urner
Harry Dowie
C. F. Droste
Littlefield
Testig
New York Mercantile Exchange
Joint Committee
Georgia exchange contracts with 8 Cal orange eggs in New York
The Packer’s Page reports contracts in Georgia and eight in California affecting orange eggs in New York. Shippers face September 1 conformity to New York packaging rules. A theft note and various fruit market updates span Chicago to Florida with butter, berries, and cheese news.
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Georgia
New York
Chicagna
New Yor
Isoon
Pachagesis
W. G. Schulte
Chicago Berries
Chicago
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Elgin
California
Arkansas
Chiicago
Michigan
Washington
Oregon
General California News
Market quotations and fruit trade notes across cities
Market pages report on quotations with notes from Pittsburg to Boston and New Orleans. Citrus fruit conditions, trade movement in Indianapolis and Minneapolis, Memphis strawberry markets, Kansas City berries, and cantaloupe growing in Turlock. Tomato supplies near ready, fruit spraying profitable, and concerns over bad eggs in Indiana.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
New Orleans
Decatur
Sinking
Mich
Colorado
Ozark
Athune Prult Co
Blebanan
Grileans
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Lexus
Louisiana
Kansas City
Louis Erbi
New
Orleans
Chive
Indianapoliy
Memphis
Torden
Ind
Turlock
Cal
Butler in New York Low Prices of the Season Prevail
In New York May 18 the creamery butter market declined Saturday as sales dropped to 21 1/2 to 22 cents. Trade sentiment grew steadier on Tuesday as prices were expected to fall further but not warranted. Purchases slowed and receipts remained light with some traders pressing for lower figures while fresh packing stock sold up to 16 1/2 to 17 cents.
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New York
Yte
New York to Enforce Standard Basket Measures by Sept 1 1911
Commissioner Walsh of the Bureau of Weights and Measures announces a grace period until September 1 1911 for shippers and manufacturers to conform to standard container sizes. He has confiscated about 10 000 short packages in three months and warns penalties after the deadline for those using unregistered or nonstandard containers.
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New York
Coimmissioner Walsh
Bureau of Weights and Measures
Trusta
Newwork
Walsh
Janu
Wil
Tate
Bureau of Weights Aid
Bureau
Lbe
Assaulted and Robbed in Chicago Office Washroom
May 19 report states W. G. Schultze of 64 West South Water Street, a commission business operator, was struck on the head and robbed of 700 dollars in a washroom of a local office building. No trace of the robber has been found.
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Chicago
W. G. Schultze, Vin
the Commission
W. So. Water Street
Barry Receipts Liberal Chicago Market Report May 14
Twenty five Derries cars were on the market in liberal Chicago Friday with a generally easy feeling prevailing as buyers and sellers assessed values.
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Barry
Chicago
Move of Nashville Berries and Michigan Apple Show
Reports on Nashville berries and Crystal Springs Mississippi vegetables linking to Michigan. Notes United States produces only six percent of the world potato crop.
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Nashville
Crystal Springs
Miss
Michigan
United States
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