Georgia Peach Exchange Incentives Market Auction Plan
Agents will sell Georgia peaches through the World Citrus Exchange with local auction offices in key markets. Cleveland and Boston will host selling through appointed dealers who inspect and oversee sales. Early evening auctions aim to accommodate out of town buyers arriving by train after refrigerator car delivery.
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Georgia
Openmali
T. M. Fleming
Exwis
Exehiaunge
Yz White
Georgian Exchange
Worlda Citrus Exchange
Iet
Xerotion
Cleveland
Pitts
Boston
Mir
Cincinnati
Trade and fruit exchanges in early markets
Trade across New York Kansas City Chicago and other markets features butter eggs poultry and fruit exchanges, crop reports from Michigan Texas Florida and California, notes on Chicago peach auctions and new branches, freight rates, retail distribution plans, and regional shifts in berry and celery movement with multiple city updates and industry notes.
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New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Georgia
Provida
England
Tex
Roy
Louis
California
Kamsas City
Florida
Mall
Texas
Michigan
Indianapolis
Iowa
Kerr
Croswell
Mich
Boston
Pittsburg
Progress of New York Poultry Trust
York
Minneapolis
Kansas Express
Jersey
Philadelphia
Georgia Fruit Exchange
W. J. Gwin
Bermuda
Winchester
I. Brooks
Washington
West Virginia
Newark
Providence
R. I
St. Louis
Good Fellowship Club
Colorado
Oklahoma
Independence
Dustin
Laredo
Kain
Omaha
New Orleans
Knoxville
Louisiana
Lawrence
Colorado Springs
Trade at Cincinnati in Small Reget
Fragmentary OCR notes mention trade at Cincinnati and small reget. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable. The text is too incomplete to determine full context or identify entities beyond Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Where is Roy Tompkins mystery of the Tompkins Commission Co
In St. Louis on May 2 reports show Roy Tompkins missing. Some shipments are received for his firm but the head of the store at 18 North Fourth Street handles the consignments. Rumors say he may be visiting Buffalo retailers while a Tennessee shipment suggests continued contact with shippers.
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St. Louis
Roy Tompkins
The
Tompins Commission Co
Tompkins
North Mourth Street
Buffalo
Tatesville
Florida melons coming to Chicago market report
Florida watermelons appeared in small quantities this week in Chicago as novelty items selling for a cent each. Carrots are expected to arrive in a few days. Market centers show signs of heat and worry about current prices and deals amid warming forecasts.
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Florida
Chicago
Mt Selman Growers Warn Against Green Peaches
G L Warrant warns Mt Selman readers that shipping green peaches depresses prices. He urges growers to harvest ripe fruit and resist green fruit to protect market value. He speaks from 15 years in the fruit trade, advising fellow growers and sellers to act in customers’ and buyers’ interest.
Much Complaint of Celery From Kalamazoo Growers
Detroit May 26 A report shows express agents harming Kalamazoo celery reputations by shipping long thin tough low quality stock to Illinois Indiana Ohio and Michigan growers. Dealers rarely see the origin stock and question the claim that Kalamazoo celery remains reliable. Growers demand better handling and call for reliance on wholesale houses to protect their interests. Cantaloupes plentiful this week with first car freight, stock opens for early markets from Texas or received by O C Evans 20.
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Express
Kalamazoo
Detroit
Mich
Iilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Gelting Carluis
Kansas City
Arly
Texas
0. C. Evans
Trade notes and crops stir as markets open abroad
Fragmentary market report notes New Orleans and Knoxville trade activity. A feign report stirs Cincinnati. New Orleans forecasts onion and shallot crops. A new house opens in New Orleans. The Georgia Fruit exchange accounts for New Orleans activity.
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New Orleans
Knoxville
Cincinnati
New House
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Pittsburg Dealers in Contest Over Refrigeration Charges
Pittsburg dealers clash with the railroad company over refrigeration charges affecting trade terms. The Produce Exchange building suffered a fire, and buyers and sellers report unrest as prices for apples and poultry shift amid the dispute.
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Pittsburg
Produce Exchange
Houston Kutten Market Condensed Poultry and Produce Report
Houston market notes show strong prices for young chickens with broilers at 3.50 to 4 per dozen and fryers up to 7. Turkeys are 0.13 per lb, eggs in light supply, and butter market featureless. Potatoes around 0.65 per bushel f.o.b. and peaches 0.60 to 1 per crate. Cantaloupes and watermelons appear with sparse quality and early arrival by J A Ziegler Brownsville district, two weeks ahead of last year.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Ft. O. B
J. A. Ziegler
Brownsville
Florida
Berries Market Sees Mixed Quality Amid Rain Hit Supply
Chicago market reports heavy berry receipts damaged by rain with many water soaked and soft berries. Prices vary by origin from Indiana Illinois Tennessee Michigan to St Louis, with 16 to 16 quart cases selling from $1.40 to $1.75 and some fancy fruit up to $2.25. Michigan 16 quart crates and St. Louis 12 quart trays feature among shipments. first Florida cantaloupes arrive later at Cincinnati at $4 per crate.
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Chicago
Indiana
St. Louis
Michigan
Hesseus
Winds
Andianie
Higan
Kid Elgin Beats Battling Chicago In Short Ring Bout
In Elghm MI May 27 Kid Elgin knocked out Battling Chicago in four rounds amid butter price talks. The match drew cheers as Elgin dominated with a sharp upper cut and powerful blows, while Chicago showed glimpses of form. Butter market notes followed with Monday quotations unchanged and receipts tallied at 18,429 packages.
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Kid Elgin
Chickcago
Elgin
Jeffries- Johnson
Chicago
Tommy Gallagher Eines
Kid” Elgin
Yse
Sanybody
Kid
Figin
Iimit
Eddy McAdam
Dune 3
Hive Poultry Higher as Prices Rise on Demand
New York May 27 lighter receipts and good demand push live fowls higher. Receivers bid 19 for fowls and 12 for quarters. prices show strength across prime turkey, ducks, geese, and seed fowls. Western boxes in light supply. fresh frozen chickens up slightly with slow sales. milk figures and roasting chick details noted.
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New York
West of Light
New York Storage Markets Face Egg Shortage Worrying Prices
New York storage markets show a growing shortage of eggs with estimates around 525,000 cases, down from 20,000 to 40,000 in recent weeks. Prices drift as buyers seek steady supplies while traders note weak demand and uneven receipts, with quotes for current stock fluctuating between firsts and extra firsts as the week progresses.
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New York
Jiawei
Elineis
Butter Storage Prices Drive Cautious Market
New York May 27 butter storage remains costly as prices top 28 30 to 50 cents per pound for specials and extras despite some butter moving into coolers. Traders report uncertain demand with large operators hesitating to stock up while those needing stock pick up limited amounts. Receipts and prices show firmness at times though overall activity is uneven amid high costs and cautious buying.
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New York
Judd
Eggs At Chicago Weekly Market Reports Prices and Receipts
Chicago market report details weekly eggs prices and receipts. It notes bids, storage quotations, and lots offered with limited bids and uncertain holdship values. The report mentions shipments, firsts, and packing conditions along with miscellaneous shipping notes and market activity.
Kansas City Egg Trade Sees Mixed Demand and Prices
Kansas City egg trade shows limited local demand this week with receipts around 38.40 and quotes fluctuating. Current bids favored hens, roosters sold well, but many items faced neglect while storage stock and eastern demand influenced prices for various stock, including cartons and candled eggs.
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Wits
Ureere Pus Ld
Larrive
Wis
Carlow
Chicago
South Ste
Die Kus
Ws City
Tye Oldvanes
Potato Prices Rise as Old Stock Drops in Chicago Trade
Chicago May 27 Prices for potatoes moved higher as old stocks declined despite good receipts. From 26 to 28 cents for choice old stock and 80 to 1.10 for typical new stock. Receipts totaled cars across Monday Tuesday Wednesday with new potatoes heavy early then waning as week progressed. Cooler weather and unseasonable shipping hinder supply and demand remained moderate with higher prices limiting demand.
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Chicago
Pouto
Deciduous Fruit Shipments Report from Sacramento District
May reports indicate cherry shipments totaling 41 tons as of late May while early districts move stock. San Jose began shipping, cool weather slowed apricot movement, plums and pears show steady to strong activity with some storm damage to plums. Grapes, peaches, prunes, and Bartlett pears remain promising with likely average overall crop.
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Sacramento
Cal
San Jose
Clymans
Kansas City Picnic for Fruit & Produce Exchange
Kansas City notes the annual Fruit & Produce exchange picnic set for Saturday June 4 at Excelsior Springs Missouri. A special train will depart the Wabash line at 10 am and a ball game is the main entertainment.
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Kansas City
Fruit & Produce Exchange
Excelsior Springs
Wabash
West Tennessee Crops Show Mixed Prospects in May Report
Humboldt Tennessee May 26. reports say cabbage acreage is down from recent years while tomatoes and strawberries show signs of a healthy season. shipments of berries and fruit are active with several firms handling crates, with Harris and Landrum brokers, The Wade Fruit Co. and Trenton firms coordinating shipping from the station. The season expects strawberries and peaches to bring sizable yields, with apples and potatoes also mentioned, while cherries were reportedly destroyed by freezes.
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Tenn
Craddock
Theo
Stallings
Kenton
Pruit
W. HM
W. Pe Ware
Wade Fruit Co
Side Profit Co
Iit
Shatz Bros
Fariot
Humboldt
Perwest
Nerry
Pointe West Tennesters
Ines
Landrum
Ehehaw
I. Gr
C. Oo
Shirp
Williis
Trenton
Inent
Wade
Jane
Ben Davis
Kansas City Berry Trade Report Signals Steady Prices
May 27 Kansas City notes straw berry trade with moderate receipts and balanced demand. Buyers hold back on large quantities as prices stay high. Tennessee and southern Missouri supply most offerings while Arkansas receipts are small. Homegrown stock increases with expected easier availability soon. Overall prices remain unchanged this week.
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Kansas City
Tennessee
Missouri
Arkansas
Apple prospects in England and New York may affect markets
A dispatch from Glasgow reports the English apple crop looks large but quality is uncertain. The note suggests strong demand for American fruit in European markets this season, with supply likely to influence prices in England and New York.
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England
New York
Gircin, Jacobs & Co
Glasgow
Scotland
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Buffalo News
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Florida Horticultural Meeting
J. A. Talton
Marion County Association
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Florida Citrus Exchange
Florida Pedia
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Avon Park Citrus Exchange
West Virginia Fruit Notes
Virginia
New York Credit Information Bureau
Yelaware Berries
New Hampshire Potato Association
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Wharton
Alex
Ilis
Mt. Selman
Brother Fruit Grower
Mt. Selman Fruit & ‘Jack Growers
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Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Houston Kutten Market
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Trenton Produce Co
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