Potatoes Benefit From New U R T Tariff Change
A Chicago tariff on unregulated car shipments adds a $5 per trip charge for insulated cars but exempts Union Refrigerator Transit Company cars unless routed over the Wabash. The shift should save Wisconsin shippers about $45,000 annually by using U R T equipment, with Milwaukee leaders seeking broader reforms through the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Union Regerator Transit Company
Wabash Raiload
Wisconsin
U. R. T. Care
U. RR. T
Aose
E. L. Phillip
Charles O'Hara
Fotal
U. R.T
U T
U. RB
T. Polley
EB. L. Phillip
Phillip
Milwaukee
Wiesomnia
J. B. Robinson
Albert Miller & Co
Polsto
Rgo P. Doyle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Doyle
Robinson
Thippore
Ande
Chicago Poultry Market Receipts Not So Heavy This Week
Chicago witnesses satisfactory poultry movement with firmer prices. Receipts lighter than last week and demand stronger for immediate use. Speculative buying down, large cooler stock, estimates of 75 percent less poultry stored than last year. Fowls up 0.5 to 1 cent. ducks 0.5 cent higher. turkeys up 2 cents early week. Freight and express receipts varied, with active trade and firm undertone prevailing.
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Chicago
Deslers
Springs
Toonters
Bevan
Tecelpta
S Ia
Chicago Green Fruit Auction results posted
Chicago November 6 The Chicago Green Fruit Auction listed multiple lots from Florida grape malt and Hibiscus Brighta with prices ranging from 1.40 to 1.83 per unit. Standouts included Celestial Blue at 1.83 and Blue Ribbon at 1.53 with various color grades mentioned.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter Market Faces Demand Throttle as Prices Rise
Chicago traders fear high butter prices may curb consumption even after a steady start to the week. Dealers note weaker demand and expect a reaction if prices stay elevated. Receipts decline gradually, quality remains satisfactory. creamer extras and firsts hold around 29 to 30 cents, packing stock steady around 21 cents.
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Chicago
Moriday
Louisiana Cauliflower Cultivation Expands in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports near 70 acres planted in cauliflower across a district from Port Allen to Donaldsonville and along Bayou LaFourche to Raceland and Lockport. The industry grows yearly with plans for California and Louisiana crate packaging and i o b sales. G. Ticbout at the experiment station calls the crop one of the best new truck crops in state history.
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TE Acrea
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Donaldsonville
Bayou LaFourche
Raceland
Lockport
California
Louisiana
Louisiene Caulifloweria
G. Ti¢bout
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Ite
New York City Docks Expand Food Docks Capacity
Partial OCR fragment describes plans in New York to create new docks from Franklin to Pier 2, nearly doubling fruit and vegetable stock handling capacity. It mentions Frost and revolution context, various organizations, and the city’s effort to facilitate access for fruit and produce owners.
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Ork
Torantheans
Franti
Coe Aivlocey
Rice Victor A
Metibe
Aes
Werner Te
Greater
Venetati
Franklin Ip
Pier 2
Cabbage at Low Ebb Across Markets This Week
Chicago reports cabbage prices at record lows with country buyers paying 3.60 to 4.60 per ton and carrot sales 6 to 36.50 per ton. Wisconsin trade active but subdued. operators cautious about storage cabbage to avoid black rot and expect solid value this season. Locally cars offered cabbage at 7 per ton. market firmed late week as shippers asked 6.50 at feeding stations.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Apple Prices and Shipments Across Major Ports
Apple exports from American ports last week totaled 110,161 barrels versus 120,291 a year earlier. Shipments to Liverpool 46,694, London 15,533, Glasgow 3,774 in total. Cables from Glasgow to Monro, Shuttleworth and French Co report market in good condition but fruit offered is poor. Prices largely 2.25 to 3.25 with active demand for sound fruit. London market strong for good tea but Delphic steamer brought refrigerate fruit in poor condition keeping prices low.
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Tiverpool
London
Glasgow
Bimons
Shuttleworth & French Comany
Beldwing
Wen Davis
York Imperials
Delphic
Chicago Eggs Firmer as Receipts Dwindle Sellers Hold Firm
Chicago reports firmer egg markets with improved supplies for export. Fresh arrivals mostly held stock and buyers favor strictly fresh eggs. April storage eggs show some movement. Quotations ranged around 26 to 28 cents for current, with April extras at 23 to 24 cents and bids up to 28 cents for certain lots. Receipts varied daily, with several cars of April extras offered at 24 cents and bids around 23 to 23.5 cents. Active demand for fancy April eggs supports continued firmness, especially for export to England.
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Chicago
Dakota
Texas
England
C. Ee
Demoralized dressed poultry market in New York trade
The New York dressed poultry market remains demoralized with lower prices and ample receipts. Large fowls and three to four pounders sell slowly at 14 to 16 cents per pound, with old cocks at 15 to 15.5 cents. Live poultry demand is slow due to heavy receipts. private sales show fowls at 14 to 16 cents and chickens around 13 cents. Freight car arrivals for the week expected near 150. sellers cautious on prices. California tomatoes in New York move three to five cars weekly at about 1.12 to 1.26 per box. Harold Brown sails for Liverpool as Armour & Co expands egg exports.
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Long Island Sud
Iowa
Ohio
California
New York Butter Market Opens With Active Remand
New York November 6 Receipts of butter from May 1 to Saturday totaled 1 489 387 tubs vs 1 620 461 last year for the same period. Week ending Saturday receipts 35 414 vs 41 668 year ago. Imports for week ending Saturday 1% and since May 1 7 754 vs 3 396 last year. Market open firm with demand for fancy grade butter as prices moved up slightly on Wednesday and Thursday. Creamery butters sold well while stock and under grades showed firmer prices.
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New York
Tobe
Tsing
Vance
California Oranges Dominate Receipts Despite Stable Prices
New York reports mixed fruit market activity with Valencia fruit showing firm prices despite moderate receipts. Valencia offerings included greens, while overall volume around 2,500 boxes of fruit were traded along with smaller consignments of oranges. price levels remained strong for select grades amid limited movement.
New Orleans Market Sees Steady Veggie Supply Rise
Homegrown vegetables flood markets with Curly Barnley beets and Curly parsley among the plentiful items. Prices hold firm as demand grows with beans, okra, peppers and peas selling at steady hampers and baskets.
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New Orleans
Curly Barnley
Cuba Grapefruit Crop Falls. Isle of Pines Expands Packing
G D Jones, New York representative of the Cuba Growers and Shippers Association, says Cuba’s grapefruit crop is about two thirds of last year while shipments are light but quality is good. He expects 250 000 crates of tomatoes this season with peppers and eggplants starting December. Inland Isle of Pines shipments include half of grapefruit and new packing plants to be erected, with recent machinery and refined fruit marks.
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G. D. Jones
Cuba
Herradura
Mr. Jones
Tys
Isle of Pines
Sessen
Almeria Grape Market Sees Volume in New York Sale
About 50,000 barrels of Almeria grapes sold up to Thursday in New York with week opening activity and rising quotes amid mixed quality. Total for the season nears 106,695 barrels with strong demand and numerous orders from out of town as growers report steady to higher prices and varying quality.
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New York
Almeria
Florida Oranges Hold Steady Amid Active California Trade
Chicago market notes California oranges remain firm with ample receipts. Valencia quality is attractive at 3 to 3.50 per box in carloads. A few Florida oranges hover around 2.26 cost, sold to dealers at 2.50 to 2.00. Satsumas fetch 3.50, grapefruit prices ease with liberal offers. Lemons show firm demand and Californias dominate at 3.50 per box in carloads.
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Chicago
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Salea
Kassel Out of Bankruptcy After Large Poultry Losses
Abe Kassel of New York filed a bankruptcy petition after a wholesale live poultry venture faltered. Court filings show debts and assets including about 898,852 in liabilities and 95,383 in a wife’s ware, with the case pursued in Washington. The record notes the failure followed months of financial strain and business reverses.
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York
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Shippers Hold the Bag in Chicago Rail Claim
Dallas dispatch details a vendor’s risky produce operations led by M. J. Cook and the Haskell Grocery and Produce Company. The piece notes frequent checks and protested drafts from Dublin to Venus and Chico, with complaints of poor capital and shifting payments amid higher local prices. A later federal court ruling addresses a long running rail claim by Charles McClintick, clarifying jurisdiction and delay tactics in recovery for cargo losses.
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Haskell Grolcery and Produce Company
M. J. Cook
Security National Bank
Dublin Produce Company
Dublin
Tex
R. E. Gill
Chico
Thomerlore
G. Mitchell
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C. A. Fisher
Gasker City
Oxle
Haskell Grocery and Produce Company
Theer
Cook
Chicago
Landia
United States District Court
Charles McClintick
Northwestern
McClintick
Yonale
McClints
Clamanta
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
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Piadpalte
Cocriers
Brough
United States District Courts
Stewart
United
Clatmante
Héderal
Slalmant
Henge Org
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Northern Division of Television
Tegalat
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Federal Court
Potato Scab Affecting New York Quarantine Considered
York State officials weigh quarantine rules after powdery scab found in a small area of Franklin and Clinton counties near the Canadian border. A public hearing is set for November 13 at the Department of Agriculture in Washington.
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Department of Agriculture
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Maine
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Franklin
Clinton
Apples Active in New York Market Prices Rise on Bulk and Barrel Stock
The New York apple market remains firm with both barrel and bulk stock selling well. Early bids show large barrel lots at 1.50 f o b rising to 1.75. No 1 and No 2 Baldwin and Greening fruit quoted around 2.60 to 3.00 per barrel in western New York. Bulk apples fetch 1.25 to 1.40 per 100 pounds in yards, with on dock prices for Baldwins 1.75 to 2.75 and Greeneings up to 4. California vegetable shipments total 4 635 cars through October 31, with 874 by Santa Fe and 3 761 by Southern Pacific. The pace remains brisk as the season closes.
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York State
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Almeria
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Cuba
Ing
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New York State
Baldwins
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Spitzenbergs
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