Weak Egg Receipts Press Prices in Chicago Market
In Chicago this week the egg market shows continued weakness with difficulty maintaining prices on current receipts and ungraded stock. Storage packed eggs move slowly as demand is supplied, though daily cooler deliveries keep stock levels rising. Firsts in new cases stay around 15 cents with bids a penny lower. one car offered at 13 4 or 14 ½ cents with no bid. Cold weather dents demand but hot weather could shift the market. space holders still trade, yet summer storage risks oversupply.
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Chicago
May
California celery prospects loom large in seed bed output
California celery growers report prime conditions with cool weather, predicting a planted area near 6 000 acres and potential for 3 500 carloads once fields are set. The shift from sugar beets to celery expands acreage as late rains ease, signaling a strong season for celery farming in the state.
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Los Angeles
Cal
HOLT is bullish Not so Much Talk of Dollar Potatoes
Minneapolis reports new potatoes freely coming in and pressuring old stock prices. Prices may not reach the dollar mark this spring as growers resist a firm range. Butter remains steady due to light supply. Florida grapefruit prices rise. Nurserymen plan June meeting in Detroit. Florida peaches arrive in Chicago with fresh shipments. Baldwins sold in Chicago at $6 per car. apple market remains strong.
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Minneapolis
Hiumestown
Deland
Southern
Northwestern
California
Florida
Chicago
C. H. Weaver & Co
New Potatoes Rule Easy as Weather Hints at Prices
Chicago May 25 The local potato market shows renewed firmness on old stock with prices at 68 to 70 cents for limited receipts. New potatoes moved easy due to higher shipments and poor weather, while traders foresee potential declines and steady to lower prices next week unless demand improves and weather warms, with many cars costing around $1 and some shifts to outside markets.
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Chicago
Funeral of Z W Brady in Kansas City May 25
Thomas W Brady died Friday. His funeral was held Sunday at 2815 Charlotte Street with many lace dealers and friends attending. Fruit and Produce Exchange sent a floral tribute, and the Brain Trust Co directors expressed sympathy with the Brady family, noting his honesty, loyalty, and strong character.
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Thomas W. Brady
Packer
Charlotte Street
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Brady
Fruit &Produce Exchange
Thos
W. Brady
Kansas City Fruit & Produce.exchange
C. E. Walker
W. L. Grush
R. C. Marshall
Bankers’ Trust Co
Renee Co
J. E. Brady
J. P. Batchelor
Hasler Pitches Texas Produce Prices and Prospects
E L Hasler of Chicago promotes Texas Crystal Wax onions at 2.60 per crate and fancy Yellows at 2.25, noting a March to May price rise. He cites supply tightness with ten carloads in storage and offers Texas Triumph potatoes and Alexandrias. He plans next week to market Butterfield Berry Growers strawberries to Chicago, promising a strong market and eager inquiries for orders.
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Texas
Texas Triumph
Alexandrias
California
Butterfield Berry
Assa
Chicago
Chicago Green Fruit Auction Co
E. L. Hasler
Potatoes to ship from Bryant Arkansas this year
Bryant Arkansas May 22 1807 to The Packer. Letters from different parts ask what we have to ship. Only potatoes to ship this year acreage smaller than usual but yield looks good. Ready to ship by June 10 or 15. We will attempt to sell f o b here. We solicit bidders. I think we will have 10 or 12 cars. A J Miller Pants Poultry and Eggs. May they correspond with shippers of poultry eggs veal and butter. The Schweizer Com West Sixteenth street would like to correspond with shippers of all kinds of poultry eggs veal and butter. The firm specializes in handling garments and has a big outlet in one high close grocers exclusive. Established at the present location for a few years and has built up a good trade.
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South Water Street
Ill
Meyver & Heinemann
Bryant, Ark
the Packer
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West Sixey-third Street
MR. Shipper
United States
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Missouri River
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