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Newspaper

Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1922

Page

2

Potatoes Cheap in Winnipeg and Manitoba Farmers Plight

Nov 10 Winnipeg reports tariff increases push potatoes to high duty in the U S, forcing Manitoba growers to compete in southern markets. 5,000,000 bushels unrealized, many farmers plow under crop due to low prices. Winnipeg wholesale at 30 3/4 cents per bushel. Also Appleton cabbagem growers seek seed inspection by G Williams in Washington state for cabbage seed production.

Winnipeg Winnnipeg United States Manitoba Manitoba Department of Agasulture Appleton Wis Outagamie County Williarms Washington ‘State

Milwaukee Trade In Fruits And Vegetables Report

Milwaukee November 10 a fairly good trade in apples with liberal supplies. Fancy eating apples wanted. Michigan barrels $3 to $4.50, New York No 1 $4.5. Western boxes $1.50 to $3.00. Banana market rising. $7.50 per 100 pounds. Grapes easy. small baskets 38-40c, large 50-60c. Grapefruit slow. Florida boxes $4-4.50. Lemons firm. up to $11-12 per box. Oranges Florida $4.50, Californias $7. Pear market steadier. supplies light. Cranberries firmly held. barrels $11-14. Cabbage slow. barrels 50-65c, tons $4-4.50. Celery stronger. Michigan crates 90c-$1. Cucumbers moderate. hothouse $2-$2.25 a dozen. Lettuce down. leaf 25-35c a dozen, Iceberg 34-4.50 per crate. Onions liberal. Semana fair at $1.25-$1.75 per cwt. Potatoes ample. 40-81c per cwt. Spinach receipts large. market weak at 50-90c a bush. String beans ample. hampers $1.50-$2.50, wax $2-$3. Sweet potatoes quiet. barrels $2.50-$2.75, hampers $1-$1.60. Tomatoes easy. California rungs $2.25-$2.50.

Milwaukee New York Florida Michigan California

W H Traver Placed Under $10 000 Bond

Grand Rapids Michigan November 10 William M Traver former Hartford fruit grower and canner pleaded not guilty in United States District Court to defrauding the St Joseph Valley Bank of Elkhart Indiana of large sums by false certificates of indebtedness Bond fixed at 10 000 Traver escaped from a federal agent last spring but was recently apprehended in Northwestern Canada Indictment alleges a scheme using the mails to obtain funds Through the bank as intermediary with customers Four transactions cited July 30 1921 and September 1921 totaling 2112 50 5000 3145 and 7500

Grand Rapide, Micn William M. Traver Forme Hartford United States District Court St.,Joseph Canada Traver Bank of Money

Ontario Peaches Reach London Market From Grimsby District

Winnipeg reports Ontario Agricultural Department backed peach shipment to London with one thousand cases sent last month from the Grimsby and Niagara Peninsula area. Ontario’s fruit aims for about six pence each, arriving two months before South African peaches, hoping to win first place. Ontario fruitmen also enter Western markets on a broader, more efficient basis, competing with British Columbia.

Winnipeg Ontario Agricultural Department London Grimsby Niagara Peninsula South Africa Ontario British Columbia

Big Grape Harvest Hits Niagara Ontario Belt

In Niagara district Ontario the grape yield this year shatters prior records with 15 000 to 210 000 tons mainly Concords. Growers earned about 80 125 per ton as native wines juice and US market shipments rise. One winery plans 500 tons. thieves warned, no waste expected, fruit thieves scorned.

Winnipeg Niagara Ontario United States

Spraying Is Cheap Insurance for Celery

East Lansing Michigan November 10 Failure to spray cost celery growers thousands this year says Dr G H Coons plant pathologist at Michigan Agricultural College after a survey of the celery belt He offers spraying as blight control and outlines steps including seed quality bed sanitation crop rotation heart leaf spray timing and budget estimates noting total spraying expense for a season should not exceed 20 dollars for cheap insurance

East Lansing Mich Michigan G. H. Coons Michigan Agricultural College Greerhouse

Extra Cipher Changes Local Potato Acreage Claim

In a letter dated November 6, 1922 from St Thomas North Dakota a Northern grower disputes a report in The Packer that 65 000 acres around Glasston Auburn and St Thomas hold potatoes and a single warehouse. He states the correct figure is about 6 600 acres and urges a correction to avoid mislead growers and market officials.

St. Thomas N. Bak Packer Northwest Minnesota North Dakota Grand Forke Herald Glasston Auburn Herald Department of Markets Stanley Ganele

Purdue Horticultural Show Opens November 10 to 13

The Purdue Horticultural Show began in Lafayette Indiana with entries in apple vegetable and flower classes. Conducted by students it runs November 10 through 13 and is open to Indiana horticulturists with five classes for different student and entrant groups.

Lafayette Ind Purdue Purdue University Indiana Federal Board

Michigan Car Order Sparks Shipper Protest

Grand Rapids, Mich. Nov 10. Michigan shippers face hardship per Pere Marquette president Frank H. Alfred due to Interstate Commerce Commission orders returning Western box cars to home lines. Alfred says the railroad has 10,000 cars away from home and seeks exemption. Potatoes show Michigan lagging against Minnesota in car allocation per government figures.

Grand Rapids Mich Michigan Frank H. Alfred Pere Marquette Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Alfred Pere Marquette Minnesota

Lettuce Shipments Rise From Grand Rapids Ahead of Peak

Grand Rapids shipments of hothouse leaf lettuce show steady growth with 75 barrels moved last week and over 150 barrels expected by Saturday. Growers anticipate peak production around Thanksgiving as demand remains fair. George L. Comlossy of the New York Central Lines attended a Freight Station Section meeting in Chicago to discuss perishable freight handling and refrigeration car issues.

Grand Rapids Mich G. L. Comlossy Chicago George L. Comlossy New York Central Lines Armerican Railway Association

Apples Have Had Ad Slow Week at Chicago

Chicago market for apples shows a dull week with bushels and barrels easing while boxes stay nearly steady. Receipts from nearby sections and the East and West swelled on track to 200 to 225 cars, prompting storage sales as buyers lagged and buyers’ market conditions persisted across Michigan and Illinois grades.

Chicago Michigan New York Illinois Missouri Iowa Bextra Rome Colorado Idaho

Tomato Crop in Grand Rapids Faces Texas Competition

Greenhouse owners in Grand Rapids, Michigan, fret over Texas plans to double tomato acreage for Northern markets. Last year Texas tomatoes competed with Michigan hothouse produce, bearing the market when production costs rose in Michigan climates. Thirty new greenhouses were built in the area this year.

Grand Rapids Mich Texas Michigan

Farmers Institutes in Ottawa County This Winter

Grand Haven Mich Nov 10 Highteen farm institutes will teach farmers how to increase egg production yield better fruit and vegetables from fewer acres and how to market the produce to gain best returns. County Agent C P Milham says specialists from Michigan Agricultural College will assist.

Grand Haven Mich Ottawa County C. P. Milham Michigan Agricultural College

Manitoba Vegetable Growers Organize Cooperative

Manitoba vegetable growers have formed a cooperative association with a 100000 charter, shares at 30 each, and a warehouse capacity for 200 cars. In Annawan Illinois Kedron Valley reports an onion crop over 70 carloads this season, with plans for larger acreage next year and generally profitable conditions for growers.

Winnipeg Manitoba Annawan Kedron Valley

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