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Newspaper

Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1907

Page

1

Butter Egg and Poultry Trade in Turmoil as Chicago Failures Hit New York

In New York the butter eggs and poultry markets reel from Wall Street turmoil and Chicago failures. Banks curb large lenders causing storage houses to call margins and forced sales. Prices slide with butter at 27 to 25 cents and eggs weaker, as traders scramble to realize cash.

New York Wall Street Chicago Kansas City Emerson -Marlow Co Merchants’ Refrigerator Co Banka Newhaw

Butter Market Dips as Week Shows Weaker Wind in Supply

Trading in the butter market signals a weaker wind this week with prices down. Tuesday and Wednesday quotes fall one cent on most grades, while storage stock may profit later as buyers tilt toward fresh or stored supply. Receipts and bids fluctuate, with extras offered around 28 cents and firsts around 25 to 26 cents.

Mercantile Exchange New York Newark Uyers Alers Tas Dega Oe Ae

Cantaloupe King and Norfolk Beans News Snippet

Nov 2 New York report notes Lyons B Bros distributing cantaloupe items as a new venture. Norfolk beans and peas suffer from frost with stock prices dropping. peas sell around 70c to $1 and beans from 60c to $1.10 as front-end cold reduces supply.

New York Lyons B. Bros Arthur Miller Sec Igen Theavent Fort Vet Dow

Texas Pecans Fall Short of Earlier Estimates

The Texas pecan crop will be far below earlier estimates, with premature ripening causing small kernels and lower quality. Despite earlier harvests starting three weeks early, yields are below average, though demand in eastern markets remains strong and prices hold. A famed Colorado river valley tree in San Saba County produced exceptional yields, selling nuts for planting purposes in past years.

Austin Tex Texas Record & S Lampasas San Angelo Uvalde San Antonio P. B. Meourype Colorado River San Saba St. Ui World’s

Potato market steadies with light arrivals in New York

New York reports minimal price change in the potato market as stock from New York state remains light. Michigan and Maine shipments show varied quotes from 68 to 70 percent delivered, with bulk prices around 70 cents per bushel and bag prices near 2.10 to 2.25. Demand is described as limited with several cars weekly from Michigan and a recent sale of 12,000 bags at 1.80 per bag due to quality concerns. Prices delivered to New York and Long Island range from 2.65 for 165 pound bags to 2.10 per sack, factoring transportation costs.

New York York State Michigan Hera Meine Maine Iceland Long Island Chicago Mexico Texas

New York Onion Market Sees Oversupply and Higher Prices

Onions coming into New York show a large crop with heavy receipts from Orange county. Red onions from Orange county sold on the dock at 1.12 to 1.25 per pound bag equivalent, while best lots barely reached 1.87. Prices at shipping points run higher than market here, with yellow onions quoted 1.25 to 1.65 and some trashy stock at lower prices. The market has been overstocked for the last month.

New ‘York New York Orange County Hve Chicago Timothy Str. Tural

New York League Meeting Names Savannah Delegates

New York branch of the National League of Commercial Merchants selected delegates and alternates for the Savannah convention. Delegates include John W. Nix A F Young C H Kimball and Geo W Olivit. Alternates T P Wallace T J Roberta F E Stuka W Voorhees and S L Gamble. Plans for a special train south and inviting members were approved. A paid secretary or clerk to handle railroad rates and arbitration was discussed as a likely convention issue.

New York National League of Commission Merchants Savannah John W. Nix A. F. Young C. . Bahrenburg Geo. W. Olivit C. H. Kimball T. P. Wallace T. J. Roberta F. FE. Stuka Wm. Voorhees L. Gamble Meetiag Dlegatea Boston Philadelphia Buffalo Pittsburg Baltimore Washington National League

Overquoters Gone as Wilson Firm Plans Stock Shippers

A truncated notice from Sioux City reports that Wilson and Co, stock shippers, addressed concerns about overquoters leaving the market. The firm announced plans to hire stock shippers after opening in the area recently, signaling a shift in local grain handling.

Wilson Sioux City A. Wilson & Co

Produce swindlers and Brady affairs hit Kansas City

Distant traders loom while Emerson Marlow Co and Ford Howard seek asset statements. Brady’s Merchants Refrigerating Co tangled in bank failures and warehouse receipts. Grush and Walker firms face bankruptcy stress as creditors rally. Kansas City reels from Marlow and Brady paper and unusual drafts.

Shotwell Davis & Co Faces Creditors Ledger Rush

Chicago updates reveal Shotwell Davis Co owes about 50 000 with assets uncertain. Creditors meeting efforts aim at fifty cents on the dollar, with payments over ten years. Trade figures list names and claims from A H Barber Co to North American Cold Storage, as New York markets show drafts tightening and poultry prices slide amid liquidity strain.

Pinions Ag South Water Street Packer Ocredis Hunter D. Gallagher Bros Lesserman Miint & Co Ford & Howard Reel MS Reamery Ams Co Marlow & Co Buffalo Emerson Hmeraon Bonarch Sceiver Saicago Merson, Marlow & Co H. A. Emerson Emerson, Marlow & Co Mr. Ford Ford &Howard F. G. Gardner Chicago Title & Trust Co Bineraon, Tlow & Co Chicago Shotwell, Davis & Co Tle Reading Earl Bron A. H. Barber & Co H. L.Brown_ & Son Coyne Bros Decker & Co Gan Priedmen Mts Gallagher Bros Loeb Cooney Loeb ST. Fish & Co H. Weaver & Co North American Cold Storage Co Wisconsin Dairy Farms Co Robt A. N. Baltz Smith & Peck Austin Minnesota Shotwell, Davis &Co Shokwell, Davis & Co Gue Shotwell Schermerhorn, Shotwell & Co Des Moines Iowa J. T. Davis Harry King New York King Northwestern Fifth Ave FP. I. Earthrup Kinola Michigan Theache Ham-iiton National Bank Davis Prairie National Bank Shotwell, Davis Co

Emerson, Marlow & Co. Flutter in Financial Crash

Chicago November 2 Emerson Marlow & Co faced a rumored and then real collapse with liabilities possibly reaching 300000 while assets remained uncertain. The firm operated in eggs and dairy with branches in Missouri and Kansas and held stock in butter grain and perishables. Creditors explore protection as the New York money market strain and a failed cash-raising effort ended in receivership proceedings led by the United States district court.

Chicago Emerson, Marlow & Co New York Goselp SER Ge Ge BE Ie Ginn Vn Tel Street Sedalia Mo Clinton Mo Paraons Emerson Chicago Butter & Egg Board Herbert Emerson Tony Emerson-lapt S Corporation Addit Eraon Leroy D. Herman L. McAdam Pidlity & Denoalt, Co Maryland Aa Sure Les Edwin L. McAdam Marshall L. Brown United States District Court Bethea Chicago Tite & Trust Co F. G. Gardner Treet Monarch Refrigerator Co

Florida Produce Demand Drives New York Market Prices

In New York on November 1, Florida citrus faced strong demand with light weekly supply. Oranges sold 2.50 to 3.60, grapefruit up to 5.00, while vegetables were scarce and quality mixed. Tomatoes weak, Jersey volume kept prices steady. eyeplant and Beona common, cucumbers 2 to 2.50, okra 1.75 to 3, peppers 1 to 1.20.

New York Florida Jersey Floridas Beona Okra

Poultry Market Firms in Chicago Week Review

Poultry prices in Chicago show weakness early week with demand firming by Thursday. Ducks and geese dominated receipts, keeping lines soft for those birds. Overall supplies ample, speculators buying fowls while regular sellers maintained values. Springs at fc, fowls at 9c, ducks 11 2c, turkeys 12c, geese 60c per unit.

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Potato Market Slips as Cash Shortage Bites Chicago

Heavy arrivals push prices 5 to 6 cents lower with white stock 60 to 85 cents and lower grades about 10 cents down. Market sentiment unsure as cash scarcity at loading stations hampers payments and trading, with expectations of further declines unless activity improves.

Chicago Carlota

Grape Movement Impacts Lorain Area Rail Service

In Lorain growers report a late start to harvest this season as the Northern Ohio crop grows large. The Nickel Plate road added special service that week to handle increased business along its line.

Lorain Grapsa Ohio

Stock checks delay for nubile affairs amid receivership talk

A stock check precedes a formal statement to the nubile while J E Brady through Judge Evane stays in the background until the receiver's report. Merchants' Refrigerating Co aims to straighten affairs with minimal disruption and reports a favorable outlook by week’s end, though exact plans are undisclosed. The situation remains complex and uncertain until Receiver Sexton files his report.

Pew Company Unibady Te Eig Eidten Ae J. EB. Brady Willow Grove Creamery Co Kansas City Wells Produce Co Southwestern Cold Storage Co United Creameries Co Louisville R. S. Marshall Brady Ju A. FE. Evans Merchants Refrigerating Co Eastern Exchange Walker-Brewster Gro. Co Merchants C. 5 Walker Walnut Street United, Creameries Co Grant A! Mn Phillips Federal Court W. P. Hallmaster BE. Sexton J. E. Brady A. F. Evane Refrizerating Co Packer Sexton

California Citrus Fruits Prices Reach High For Week

New York November 2 California orange market held firm despite weak finances with record prices for the season. Extra fancy fruit sold to $8.50, choice $7.18, standards $7.35. Leading brands averaged $7.29 to $8.88 across sizes, aided by light receipts and Florida fruit scarcity. Receipts from California stay light, with fruit through November 20. Two cars of lemons sold. some fruit showed decay and poor returns. Good fruit averaged from $3.90 to $4.90.

New York California Florida

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