Central Freight Assn Debates Storage in Transit for Box Apples
Delegation of produce and storage interests presses for storage in transit privileges across Central Freight Assn territory. Chicago observers report the Central managers show initial opposition but consider extending the policy as conversations pivot toward aligning with Western and TransMissouri lines to move the growing apple crop efficiently.
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Chicago
Arynora
Ohio River
Mississippi
Tan Central Freight Assa
Ajlroads
Vic Central Freight Assn
Gawd Il
Leon
Wm. L. Vuer
Samuel KE
Lux
Apeki
Kan
Tec
United States
Central
Northwest
Tidwell
West
Uike
Cen
Central Freight Assa
Indianapolis
Erga
Columbus
Fieshen
Kansas City
Oni
Witrner
Frozen Potato Trouble Hits New York Market
Zero weather in Maine disrupts potato shipments causing widespread rejections in New York. Prices vary by yard with Maine stock valued at 2.40 to 2.85 per 180 pounds in Harlem River and 2.25 to 2.40 in Thirty-third Street yards. Ber muda arrival signals early season stock with unsettled market.
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Maine
New York
Yarde
Pete
Harlem River
Thirty-third Street
Aroostook County
Harlem
Michigan
Jerseys
Long Islands
Virginia
Belgium
Holland
Bermuda
Frost in Florida Wipes Out Bean Crop Across State
A November 10 frost swept northern Florida from Rockledge to Micanopy and the West Coast, with 32 degrees at Titusville and 36 at Bartow. Beans suffered heavy losses, especially around Gainesville and Micanopy, while peas lettuce and cabbage fared better. Oranges benefited from the cool spell though some vegetables were damaged in centers like Ocala Center Hill and Sanford.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Rock Ledge
Titusville
Gainesville
Bartow
Tampa
Rutledge
Cocoa
J. W. Chamberlain
Ocala
Center Hill
Sanford
F. F. Dutton
Turkey Prices Forecast Rally for Thanksgiving Stock
New York dealers expect a 25 cent market for fancy plump western turkeys as receipts rise for the Thanksgiving trade. Ohio Indiana and Illinois birds held 21 to 23 cents, with average stock 18 to 23 cents and the poorest 15 cents. Week ends with very warm weather in New York.
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New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Storm paralyzes business across Cleveland region
A severe storm followed by 23 inches of snow halted delivery services and disrupted trade for several days. Prices surged for many fruits and produce as shortages pushed profits on staples like potatoes. by Thursday, normal trade resumed.
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Cleveland
Agriculture warns shippers against sand stuffing poultry
The Department of Agriculture issued a warning to live poultry shippers not to mix sand or gravel with soft feed to add weight. Complaints from the West prompted the warning, as officials denounce the method used during shipping of chickens.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Department
West
Hearing set in Brown Defunct firm fraud case
New York shows special agricultural investigator to probe the defunct Richard B Brown concern with Jewett and Janicke on hand this week before Referee Willis. Testimony details misapplied funds, bank accounts, and checks tied to a Jacksonville Sackett deal and pawned notes amid insolvency signals.
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New York
R. P. Maloney
Commissioner of Agriculture
Richard LB. Liown
Anf
Brown, Jewett
Janicke
Maloney
Brown
Coleny
Reforee Willis
Beaver Street
A. F. Jewett
Louis Janicke
Jewett
Richard B. Brown, Inc
Jacksonville
Sackett
Farmers’ Guarantee State Bank of
Ft. Smith
Ark
First National Bank of
Fred J. Sackett
Bank of
Sao
I. Janicke Co
Richard B. Brown
L. Janicke Co
Wilson
Carman
Ebeecks
Januke
Seach
Auk
L.janicke Co
Brown case proceeds at Referee hearing
A hearing before Referee Willis continues with Brown’s case as attorney Thomas W. Higgins argues to protect his client’s interests. The next session is scheduled Monday at 10 o'clock, followed by an investigation at the office of the Agricultural Commissioner at 17 Batte Place. Schedules show Brown’s deficits and obligations totaling $15,818 in liabilities and $8,014 in assets.
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Brown
Thomas W
Willis
Apple Prices Advance in New York Market
Apple exports for the week ending Saturday were 90 822 barrels, down from 175 555 a year ago, with total exports this season 767 920 versus 1 228 888 last year. Market in New York was firm with receipts higher than last week and prices ranged for Baldwins, Greenings, Rome Beauties, and other varieties.
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New York
York State
Shi
West
Igki
Baldwins
Ben Davis
Greenings
Yorks
Grimes
Rome
Beauty - Spitzenbergs
Cher
Winter Vegetables See Steady Demand Despite Poor Weather
A New Orleans market report notes a slow start due to unfavorable weather but predicts replanting and rising output. Head lettuce remains in strong demand with $6.50 per sugar barrel, endive and romaine show active demand, parsley, shallots, spinach and other greens steady. Beans peas and okra stay in moderate supply with firm prices 4 per hamper for beans, 2.50 for peas, 3 for okra.
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New Orleans
New York Citrus Market Report Impacts on Oranges and Grapefruit
California late Valencia offerings were light at 12 cars with prices easing early then firming. Old Mission boxes sold up to 11.35, choice stock 3.50 to 7, standards 3.50 to 5.70, some up to 8. Undesirable stock under 2. Navels to open next season. California stock heavy and prices 1.50 to 2.25. Florida grapefruit 3 to 4, best 2.25 to 3. Porto Rico 3 to 4, best 2 to 3. Isle of Pines under 3. Porto Rico oranges demobilized. heavy receipts. Florida oranges 2 to 3.75. pineapples weaker as supply tightens.
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California
Valencia
Florida
Porto Rico
Isle of Pines
Central States
Buffalo
Housewives League
Heath
Egg Trust
Wadvancy
Indiana
Ohio
Winnewaska
London
Cabbage Prices Rise on Cold New York Weather
New York reports a sharp advance in cabbage as cold weather boosts trade. Danish stock trades at 22 to 24 dollars a ton in yards while New York state shippers fetch 19 to 20 dollars delivered. Farmers at loading stations receive 12 to 13 dollars a ton.
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New York
New York State
Quarantine Fight Over Potato Import Embargo Grows
Chicago reports a diplomatic push by foreign governments to lift the potato embargo as Ireland and others protest. US agricultural leaders urge keeping the ban to protect the domestic crop from wart disease and powdery mildew with experts warning inspections cannot guarantee safety.
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U. S
Chicago
Ireland
England
United States
Wen
L. R. Jones
University of Wisconsin At
Europe
Great Britain
Miller
W. A. Orton
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington
Scotland
Orton
Theritish Isles
Germany
Australia
Newfondland
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Boards of Agriculture
Transnet
Federal
Horticultinal Board
Nowdery
Egg market turmoil and price surge shocks New York
Reports from New York show a dramatic egg price rise driven by severe winter weather and reduced supply. Fresh eggs remain scarce with storage eggs fetching high prices. Housewife League activists push for price reductions while engaging national networks for coordinated action.
Embezzler of Atlanta Firm Faces Guilty Plea
R A Wilson former cashier of S W Bacon Produce Co Atlanta was arrested November 7 and indicted for embezzling seven thousand six hundred fifty seven dollars and forty five cents He admits crime and plans to plead guilty The firm says all funds were recovered.
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R. A. Wilson
S. W. Bacon Co
Atlanta
S. W. Bacon Produce Co
Wilson
Canadian Turnips and Florida Lettuce Arrive in New York Markets
Canadian turnips are delivering in New York this week with Mutabagas quoted by shippers at 1.25 dollars per 150 pound bag duty paid. The market shows varied pack sizes but prices reflect the 150 pound bag basis. First Florida lettuce arrives from Smith & Holden Sanford, with two baskets by express, quality described as poor but commanding high prices at 3,500 dollars per basket.
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New York
Florida
Smith & Holden
T Sanford
Mla
Express
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