Combines Lose Grip On New York Live Poultry Market
New York shippers broke from the packing combine causing a price pullback across fowls chickens roosters and turkeys as independent receivers moved stock at prevailing levels. The breakdown followed weeks of price supports and held stock, with concern over overhang and carrier practices. The market for dressed poultry rose on lighter receipts while eggs and dairy claims sparked friction between railroads and mercantile interests.
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Cranberry Situation Holds Prices Firm Across Markets
New York reports indicate 4 to 50 cars of cranberries likely to be shipped from Cape Cod and Jersey this week for Thanksgiving trade. Stock is tight with under 200 cars in shippers hands, Wisconsin crop sold out, and prices firm with Howes at 9 to 10 dollars and blacks around 3.50. The New York market shows similar strength as concerns prepare for the holiday demand.
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Produce market heats up as apples rise in price
Rochester traders report firmer demand as cold weather boosts origination and storage. Best Baldwins and Kings fetch 2.60 to 3.75 per barrel with New York and Southern buyers taking several carloads. Greenings suffer fungus but hold quality. bullish sentiment persists for higher prices ahead.
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Storage Egg Holdings Move in New York and Cities
A New York report on November 7 estimates Greater New York and Jersey City storage egg holdings at about 400000 cases, with October stock reductions over 125000. Boston and Philadelphia show declines, Chicago holds 660000 cases, while price firming persists despite high costs curtailing demand. Retailers often sell storage eggs as fresh at up to 35 cents a dozen. Midwest stock offers vary with quality, and recent market shifts include changes to packaging rules for firsts and extras.
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Court rules against Pittsburg Produce Trade Association
Judge Miller delivers decision in Pittsburg Produce Trade Association case condemning by laws that forced cash sales and restricted credit. Court finds illegal restraints on trade, illegal arbitration, and improper possession by a corporate body over its members. Plans set to appeal to three-judge court and possibly the state supreme court next April.
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Butter Advances Again In New York Market
New York November 7 butter market rose with creamery specials up 1 to 3 4c and held stock up 4c Firsts to 26 28c extras 28 29 1 2c state dairy 24 27c western factory 28 44c buyers cautious closing firm. Packer ad from Rochester requests discontinuation after strong apple results by Yerrin Bros.
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Death of T H Wheeler Head of Hyde Wheeler Co
Thomas H Wheeler, head of the Hyde Wheeler Co of New York and Boston, died while on a hunting trip in California. He leaves a widow, one daughter, and two sons including Walter H Wheeler, who had worked with him. Born July 4 1888 in Maine, he was a prominent egg and poultry merchant with ties to Armour & Co and G H Hammond & Co and served as a director in the latter.
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Potatoes Take a Spurts Up Price Outlook
New York traders report a notable weekly rise in potato prices nationwide, though city markets lag behind. Weather and political disruptions hinder loading and orders. farmers paid 65 to 90 cents per bushel in spots, while shipper quotes ranged 72 to 75 cents laid down. Bulk yard prices for state stock reached 4.17 dollars per 180 pounds.
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