California Citrus Deal Faces Varied Estimates and Shifting Trade
California citrus season opens with wide crop estimates from 2 000 to 6 000 cars and a potential big year for shipments. The California Fruit Growers exchange expands with the San Jacinto Co and expects higher business, aiming to move up to 70 percent of Southern California fruit. Dealers note early movement and stable prices, while timing differences between early California and late Florida crops could push brief price drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Caleifornia
California Fruit Growers' Exchange
G. A. Charters
Exchange
California
Mr. Charters
San Jacinto Land Co
F. H
Riverside
San Jacinto Co
Riverside Fruit Exchange
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Citrus Fruit Company
California Fruit Grow Era Exchange
Gaviland
la Paloma
Truth
R. G. Murdock
C. E Thurston Co
Morrie
H. Brown
Stewart Fruit Co. N- Chicago
Exeter
Florida
Jamaica
Hasler Starts California Oranges Season
The Hasler Co of Chicago announces the California orange season opens with exclusive sale of Antelope brand Navels Thompson Improved. First car shipped on the 29th, daily shipments planned, six cars rolling, with Thompson Improved fruits showing strong color for Thanksgiving trade. Also shipping two to three cars of Florida oranges daily and receiving green fruit needing heat. last car Mexican oranges arrived Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
K. L. Hasler CO
Chicago
Thompson
Hasler
Adv
Kerr issues circular on cabbage bottom market by Kerr Co
Chicago reports heavy interest in the carrot trade as C A Kerr Co circulates guidance to buy hand to mouth and notes cabbage at about the bottom of the market. The circular asserts Wisconsin warehouse costs exceed eight dollars per ton while price named is six dollars f o b Wisconsin points and that the country remains sound financially with no outlook concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. A. Kerr & Co
F. O. B. Wisconsin
Tsee
Kerr
Decline in cabbage prices shocks Wisconsin growers
Chicago reports a dramatic shift in cabbage values with buyers claiming $6 to $8 per ton, driven by early grower bullishness and national crop disparities. Traders fear demoralization as storage and shipping shifts loom, while cold weather could revive demand and curb southern consignments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coyne Bros
South Water Street
MAX Master CO
Sheese
Natl. Bank
Sie
J. le. Oxley & CO
Water &J
Pennsylvania
Ben Davis
Baldwin
Water &T
Ergatana Ec
Schweizer Com Co
W. 63Rd St
Iilineis
Denney & CO
South Water St
Vaughan’s Seed Store
Barclay St
New York City
Randolph Street
Theo. C. H. Wegeforth CO
Schlosser Brothers
Sadiemercarbbeans
Packer U.s. Lang Co
Fruita & Produce
Water St
Crosby & Meyers
Henry Martin & CO
South Water &T
State Bank of Chienmee
Wisconsin
Wm.largen & CO
Kean & Stryker
Randolph St
Prairie State ‘Bank
William Ross & Go
Moses Gray & CO
Waterst
Reliable
Sibrsiea
Gappaters
Wheeloo
Toaco
Priebe- Simater Co
N. State St
Rock of
Gibralter
Sigmund Bros
W. Randolphst
Phillip A. Reitz & Co
Ulneral— Commission
Nkulton St
Ills
Brawley Association
Brawley
Cal
Brawley Cantaloupe Assn
Eter P. Howley
W. H. Best
W. V. Stahl
L. M. Lyon
Iowa
G. I
Thorn
Kerr Issues
Price
Clark Street
First
Nat'l. Bank
Wolfight
Chicaco, Ill
J.snyder & Son
Hicago, Ill
Earl Bros
Wall Street
New York
Benjamin Newhall
Pressey
S. W. Pressey
Preassy Produce Co
Pueblo
Col
L. F. Case & Co
Preasey Produce Co
Colorado
Tah
New Mexico
Rome Beautys
Jonathans J
Genitens
Toegg Dealers
Merrill & Eldredge
Michigan
Ohio
National Produce Distributing Co
Pacific Coast
Main St
Cincinnati
Rivers
Carl A. Albrecht
John A Westfall
gobEs
Curtis
Baker's
Wootfall's
Armsbey’s
Hawthorn
THE
Apple Quartet
Crotchfield
C. B. Woolfolk
N,n. Frits
N. G. Gibson
Cratchfield, Woolfolk & Gibson, Inc
Corner Clark
Ill
Cratchfield & Woolfolk
Pittaburg
Carter
Holland
Quincy Box & Barrel CO
Quincy St
C.f.albrecht
Iil
Lvin
Liberty St. Jacobson
Bro
Berlaps
H. Woods
H.woods Co
Frank
C. Schilling Co
Green Bay, Wis