RUSHING QUITS PRODUCE TRADE OVER PROMISES
Birmingham area reports broker John Rushing has declared he will quit the produce business amid allegations of false pricing and shipments. A warrant from A May Co of Dothan prompted investigations into watermelon, sweet potato, and carrot orders, with complaints citing repeated winking bouts and suspicions of inflated profits.
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Birmingham
John
Eushin
Wan
A. May Co
Dothan
Ala
Georgia
Looking for Frank Panno in Chicago trade cases
The item reports on Frank Panno’s activities in Chicago during a trade week. It lists purchasers and amounts in several chemicals and fruits auctions. It notes alleged theft of fruit from New York shipments and potential prosecution if caught. It also mentions a separate dividend matter in the H. Woods Co. bankruptcy, with a ruling postponed to November 9.
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Keene
Salle
Chicago
GM. Wagner & Sons
Karl Bros
E. Nellis & Co
York
California
New York
Itu
Panno
If. Woods
H. Woods Co
Produce trader Rushing plans exit after years of shippers’ woes
The article chronicles the decline of a long active produce broker who arranged shipments across Scotland, Georgia, and Alabama, piling cars of melons and apples. It notes his shift away from produce and his affiliation with Tony Antagnoli Produce Co. Details include his contentious history with shippers, repeated rejections, and plans to abandon the trade for a new venture.
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Wnless
Scotland
Alasia
W. Clarence Miller
Catawissa
Win
Lng
Rushing
Jie
Charleston
5 C
Atlanta
Steve Keller
Keller
Newmes
Maco
Tony Antagnoli Roduce Co
Morris Avenue
Packer
Armour to quit rumor denied by Armour Company
A rumor circulated in New York and Chicago that Armour & Co. planned to retire from the poultry business. The reports said they were winding down stock at branch houses, but Armour officials called the claim absolutely untrue.
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New York
Armour & Co
Chicago
Armour
Butter Prices Jump as Market Aligns with Centers
Elgin butter prices rise 14 cents this week after butter board meeting on Monday set an official price of 1 cent per pound for the week. Some members questioned the size of the advance while others argue regional output is down and markets statewide trend lower. Weather across the territory is unfavorable for production, supporting the move.
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Higin
Teasdale's St. Louis Career Recalled in Markets Note
Teasdale, now in Los Angeles brokerage, formerly led the Miller Teasdale firm that failed here, costing creditors dearly. The venture sparked civil and criminal questions. he left under a cloud after a bankruptcy path and prior investigations.
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Teasdale
St. Louis
Everett P. Teasdale
Los Angeles
Packer
Millers ‘Teasdale Concern
Tensdale
Pink Sheet Editor Preston Arrested on Perjury Charge
New York reports H L Preston proprietor of the Pink Sheet was arrested in the Adams Street court Brooklyn on perjury charges after denying prior Missouri criminal libel convictions. The magistrate set next Monday for the hearing as referee records and witnesses tie Preston to mort gage papers and alleged second mortgage “bonus grabbing” schemes involving Tuck and banker Andrew Cuneo.
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Pink Sheet
New York
H. L. Preston
Adinis Street
Brooklyn
Preston
Kempner
Pithersrton
Wes
Jeaae
Tuck
Sim
Pregton
Missouri
Columbia
Plattsburg
Chillicothe
Old Sunday Sun
Katsas City
Adams Street
Tuck-Preston
Andrew Cuneo
Egg Prices Rise as Fresh Eggs Dominate Storage Demand
Market reports show bullish sentiment for April eggs amid strong storage demand and higher quotations. Buyers view prices as firm with limited offer stock, while traders note difficulty matching bids on May and later deliveries.
Egg Prices and Receipts Report From Local Market
The report shows bids mainly at 19 percent with limited higher offers on two cars at 21. A November 7 arrival car quoted at 27 and a few northerly receipts offered 24 to 24 percent were noted. Prices remained unchanged Thursday with receipts totaling 1,854 and 2,621 Friday. Crude by-laws required three days notice as the market planned to drop prime firsts and extras from quotations.
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Chicago
Pera
Wyse
She Packer
IMA
Jos. Dusek
Ed. Rueb
W. I. Whitcomb
Jno. Shawhan
F. Dittman
E. Scheele
C. J. Bowman
M. P. Rutledge
JJ. C. Movis
New York Egg Situation Fresh Stock Continues Light Supply
Fresh stock eggs remain scarce in New York with receipts from March 1 to last Saturday totaling 4,116,306 cases versus 3,665,768 a year earlier. The week ending last Saturday saw 46,304 receipts vs 61,598 previously, while daily gains fluctuated from 4,136 to 8,888 cases. Cooler withdrawals reached about 60,000 cases, all consumed, as early-pack eggs priced around 20 to 21.5 cents per dozen.
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New York
Indiana
Poultry Storage Space Tightens in Chicago Market
Chicago traders report unprecedented storage shortage as fall stock arrives. Warehouses near capacity with bids to rent space rising. prices and supplies fluctuate as operators seek havens for hens, springs, and turkeys. Receipts vary daily with freight and express shipments shaping price shifts.
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Chicago
Pri
Better Vegetable Trade Shows Life in Chicago Market
Chicago nov 3. vegetable trade shows more life with higher demand and some price gains. Californian tomatoes mostly soft due to transit delays, common stock cheap. beans quiet with buyers paying little for good stock. Lettuce quality improving, prices 2 to 3 per crate, celery and cauliflower steady with Michigan stock popular. Bitterness over misappropriation case tied to former Huntington Co. head and First National Bank Burnside Kentucky. Pack er sentenced to seven years in Atlanta federal prison.
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Chicago
Michigan
York State
Michian
Covington, Kiy
IL Stuart
Shuntington Oontee & Peed Co
I the Packer
First National Bank of
Burnside
Atlanta
Northwestern Fruit Exchange exclusive selling effort seen
Northwestern Fruit Exchange activity shows limited exclusive control of Northwestern box apples across thirteen reporting associations. Reports from various Oregon Idaho and Washington grower groups indicate most associations are not under exclusive agreement, with only a minority confirming exclusive sale arrangements and overall car counts under 100.
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Luo
Hhwestern
Northwestern’ Exchange
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Buhl
Idaho
Dulur
Ore
Seyba Payette
Ber - Davis
Hinds
Delaware
Payette Fruit Packing Cr
Kailure
Eugene Fruit Growerst Assn
Contry Werte Fruits
Fruit Exchange of
Portland
J. WW
Hogue
Secy
Salem
Rome Beauty
Gano
Bens
Northwestern
Vrust Exchange
la Grande Nruit
Exchange
Minett
Specis
Northwestern Froie Exchange
Porthind
Emmeth Fruit
Assa.shiners
Wirh
Dryden
Phare & Riemann
Tinton
Payette
Ney
Plymount
Union
Medford
Nev
Gem Davis
Rogue Liver Fruit & Prod. Assn
Weiser
Maho
Welser River
Umpqua Valley
Imbler Mrulman’s Assn
Dalles
Corvillis Fruit Growers’ Assn
Corvallis
Cashmore Prat, Growers’ Union
Cash Wen
Evens County Fruit Crowers’ Union
Meyers Falls
Wash
Spokane
Wigblams Fruit Growers
Mena Teicelinis
Tidgefield Vroit & Prad Assn
Ridgefield
Parma-Keswell Fruit Growers
Ag Puen
Dda Np Kroit Growers’ Agsn
Nampa
Ddi
Council Fruit Shippers’ Union
Council
Tdi
Apple Tariffs Suspended Delight Chicago Fruit Men
Chicago fruit operators rejoice as the Interstate Commerce Commission delays new tariffs on western box apple shipments. The delay halts planned rate increases by several railroad lines and promises a forthcoming thorough probe into railroad practices and testimony.
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Chicago
Nav
Washington
Tuterstate Commerce Coniunis
Roeltshlund
Tueoniies
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hens Teeth Shortage Hits Railcar Refrigeration Markets
The article notes a refrigerator car shortage impacting shipments in Wisconsin and Michigan, with rail lines and shipping territory constraints. It reports steady to firmer prices, higher off town demand, and limited receipts as carriers move toward normalizing supply and demand amid weather and transportation bottlenecks.
Cabbage Prices and Storage Reported Amid Decline
A rough market note from Chicago shows local cabbage sales steady at $12 per crate and prices in New York down to around $9 to $11 as buyers report increased storage amid rumors of supply buildup. Dealers indicate large quantities stored and available in warehouses, with3 broad price signals suggesting modest demand and atmospheric uncertainty across the midwest markets.
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Wisconsin
Qoypurtvors
Stoyitte
Créon
Chicago
Noy
Carlot
York
Citrus Trusts Under Fire In California Market
Los Angeles reports the attorney general’s announcement linked to the United States steel trust inquiry raises fears across citrus circles. The California Fruit Growers' Exchange controls over 60 percent of California orange and lemon marketing, prompting plans described by the attorney general to scrutinize and reorganize the sector.
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Los Angeles
Novo
Williss
United States Steel Trust
Ing Attey
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Califort
Oregon fruit notes and harvest updates across several towns
Oregon fruit items from Eugene to Roseburg note beet and apple progress, rhubarb planting, onion issues, olive crop strength, and superior spray methods. Reports cover shipments, price signals per acre, and roles of growers like W O Randolph and Morris Prodigy Co. Also mentions California and New York fruit movements, poultry and butter trade, and a St Louis shipping note.
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Oregon
Eugene
Medfort
Creswell
Rosehbers
AON
Randall
Anaheim
Wille Walli
Walla Vailles
W.O. Randolph
California
Suison
New York
Chicaxy
A. A. Cooke
Jeffrey
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Mim
Elgin
Ste
Angel
CBS
Jersey City
Paula
Paul
Lle
Bluare
BON Apples TV
Northwent
Novihwestern
Exch
Torsdate
al Car Shurtie
Lillis
Uae
Casali
Michigah
Chicaxzo
Tdubiue
Mateuter
Davenport
Maine Sun
Chirus Trust
New, York
Orne Condemnen
Calimbus
Cubluies
Nik
Ikansas Cit Hsutter
Falifornia
New Nedlands Organization
Cirus Trade
Apples
Ty Souls
Boston
Cincinnati
Florida Exchange
Juin Farnum
Dave Hunter
Memphis
Minne
Oregon News
New Western
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Adelphia Fruit Market
Nes
Phildelphia
Agaist Armour
Sunnyside
Morida Orange Movement
Orlando
Florida
Mes W. Barnes
Sway
Everglades
Sonville Street
Kipper
Temple
Leesburn
San Jose
Alabama
Sweet Potatoes A. Food van
Columbus
Mississippi
Curry
Norman J. Coleman
Chas
G. Taylor
Mexico
J. A. Long
Kisecker
Buffalo News
Norfolk
Virginia
Andrew Wick
National Pro, Distributing Co
Afnati
Joynes
Busi
New England
Joseph Cohen
Express Company
Ars
Pittsburg
West
Pittsbur
Houston
Tex
Orleans
Cleveland
Wade
Jefferson Eviting
Louisville
APPLE
Potvpo
Minnesott
Traub
Harthwest
Potita
Fife
Thirsiay
Annuinece
Causs
Auple
Ke Cis
Vainelt Teague
Apple Movement
Ct Col
Morris Prodigy Co
Valley
Kans St. Luis Street
Desith
Gee M. Morgan
St Apples and Vegetable
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