Chicago visitors list from the California trip noted
The article records a roster of figures visiting from Chicago and elsewhere. Names include A Gregory J Keocnee I W Knight Gua Polter and S Schwinder of Smith and Jones. Others such as Rhynsburger and Whitehall are cited with business travel in fruit and dairy trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
A. Gregory
J. KeoCnee
I. OW
Knight
Gua. Polter
Mr. Sehwind
Smith& Jones
Cleveland
Rhyashburger
Oscaloosa
Bert Vin Thorne
Davidson Fruit Co
Mood River
Ore
Butter & Y Board
C. Diedlers
New York
Karl
Detroit
B&k. L. McMillany
Louisville
Ullman
Gallagher
Gallagher Bros
Chicago Butter & Ego Board
Northwest Outlet Growth Figures Reported in Twin Cities Market
A commission merchant in St Paul notes growth in carload shipments. The Northwest outlet serves the entire region and Twin Cities population now around 76,000. Last year the firm handled about 60 cars. this year approaching 1,200 cars.
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Northwest
St. Paul
Minn
Gold- Eh
Ely
Mur
United States inspectors laud St Paul cold storage plant
Inspectors finished a week long check of the A. Reoth cold storage plant in St Paul Minnesota reporting the butter eggs were in strictly fretless condition. The building is ten stories high with private switches and shipping facilities. The butter and eggs have been shipped coast to coast and the trade has been impressed with the facility's handling of vegetables and perishable goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot. Paul
St. Paul
Mint
United States
A. Reoth
Picilie
Southern vege staples and market signals from Chicago
Chicago November 11 Southern vegetables are in short supply as cold weather reduces arrivals. Reports note light receipts of long beans, tomatoes, and lettuce with price signals tied to East and South shipments. Demand remains steady for celery, cucumbers, and hothouse stock, while prices for beans, squash, and peppers vary by quality and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hana
Toridas
New York
Verve
M. Denmind
California
Ares
Berat
Elowe
Waxcor
Michigan
Tedst
Jerseys
Virginius
Florida
Chicago Apple Show to Exhibit Spokane Fruits
Plans for an Apple show in Chicago run from November 25 to December 4 at the Coliseum in conjunction with the Land show. An expected influx of visitors from out of town is noted as Spokane exhibits arrive and may be shown here, with much of the fruit likely to be displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Chicago
Coliseum
Gibson to Attend Third National Apple Show at Spokane
G E Gibson of the Gibson Fruit Co travels from Chicago to Spokane for the National Apple Show beginning next Monday. He pauses to visit shippers in Nampa Payette Hood River and Wenatchee while W M Michael remains at Wenatchee supervising box shipments for the company. Gibson laments diverting attention to in transit and shipping apples but plans to attend the Spokane event near next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G. E. Gibson
Gibson Fruit Co
Spokane
Gibson
Nampa
Payette
Ida
Hood River
Ore
Wenatchee
Wash
Michael
Weniatchee
Disson. Fruit Co
Food market notes at St Paul on apples onions and cabbage
Market reports from St Paul dated Nov 10 describe strong demand for apples onions and cabbage due to light crop yields. Eggs remain scarce amid heavy cooler withdrawals while poultry and turkey arrivals show good quality for the season with steady prices and limited supply.
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Paul
Minn
Missouri
Baldwins
India
Ohio
North
Wisconsin
Howes
Detroit Auction Situation forecasts fruit trade shift
Dissensions in Detroit trade end California fruit diversions this season. Detroit Fruit Auction Co plans an aggressive next year with backing from Alfred Rush A. Jacob Co L Sehlapaccassee and Chas Vapor. New Michigan Central location to handle oranges lemons and small fruits instead of track sales. The Packer notes ongoing turkey price outlook in Chicago with 18 to 20 cent range likely if weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Fruit Auction Co
California
Detroit Fruit Auction Co
Alfred Rush
A. Jacob & Co
L. Sehlapaccassee
Chas Vapor
Michigan Central
Turkeys Expected to Sell High as Surplus Remains Scarce
The speaker notes that everything else is costly and no surplus of dry picked turkeys is likely. Normally prices would be 18 to 20 cents, a range still expected. A rumor claims a Chicago firm bought 160000 pounds of dressed turkeys in the Southwest at 18 cents, but confirmation is lacking as the firm denies paying that price while one member says the purchase occurred. Dealers remain on the lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Poultry Butter & Eye Assn
Missouri Association of Wholesale Dealers In
Chicago
Heavy Shipments to Begin Next Week End Trading Soon
Heavy shipments to begin next week will practically end trading, except the first two days of the work week when local trade will be in the market for supplies. Ducks and geese are expected to sell well and the same applies to sprust and fowls.
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Packer
Coyhe Brothers
South Water Streets
MAX Master Co
W. Randolph &J
S&s. Water ST
General Commission
Storch Bros. & Co
Water St
Nat'l. Bank Chicago
the Packer
Burke & Riddick
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville
F.W. Melges & Co
S. Water ST
Tr. Ee. Ball
Carlot
Ced Produce
Springfield
del Anda Prod. Co
Clark St
Union Kank
the Yacker
Tetons
A, Martin
Holmud
W. Cisnethes
South Water Street
Helly and Wold Dike
Southern Trock
Chicago's
The
Fox River Butter Co
Aurora
Illinois
Egg Department
Wabash
E.l.mcadam
la Salle St
Wholesale Butter & Eggs
Henry Martin & CO
South Water St
State Bank of Chicago
Wayne & Low
John W. Low
B. A. Wheelock
B. EK. Werden
W. G. Kneibes & Co
National Produce
Paker
Middendorf Co
ICAGO
L. Cohen & GO
Water Street
1St National Bank
Mercantile
Apple Facts
Jonathans
Grimes
York State
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Beblad
H. L. Brown & Son
General Commission Merchants
Sigmund Bros. Company
W. Randolph Street
National Produce Bank
Reuss State Bank
First National Bank
Naperville, Il
Naperville, Ti
B. J. Kuhl & CO
East Dubuque
Ill
Red River Ohio
Pajaro Valley
Watsonville
Alaga Bros
McCarthy Produce Co
Lasalle St
Corner
G. Water Gt
Ft. Dearborn
John Bronson
Weaver & CO
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