Thanksgiving Apple Market in Ohio Valley Sees Strong Demand
Cincinnati reports heavy apple receipts across Ohio Valley markets with abundant barreled and boxed fruit arriving for sale and storage. Prices hold near last week despite higher demand, with Western Jonathans, Rome Beauty, Grimes Golden and other varieties quoted in jobbing ranges and bulk barrel prices varying by variety.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Jonathans
Rome
Grimes
Winesap
King
Rome Beauty
Grimes Golden
Ben Davis
Grimes. Golden
York Imperial
New York Jonathans
Ben Rimi
Baldwin
York Fipérial
John L Morrison Dead Pioneer in Chicago Firm
John L Morrison aged 68 head of John L Morrison & Company died at his home 4731 Whitworth Avenue Chicago. A longtime businessman on North Water Street, he had run the firm for 53 years. Born in New Brunswick Canada, he was a pioneer in Chicago commerce.
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John’ L. Morrison
Chicago
Pioneer Commission ‘Med
Joan J. Morrison
John L. Morrison & Company
Wimthrop Avenue
Morrison
New Brunswisk
Indianapolis Trade Sprited For Week
Indianapolis fruit and vegetable market saw active trading all week with prices generally easing. Apple supplies remained large though some varieties vanished, cranberries and lemons declined, oranges dropped, Malaga grapes appeared, Michigan celery rose, green beans tightened, and radishes and tomatoes entered the market with steady or higher prices for select items.
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Indianapolis
Ind
California
Florida
Colorado
New York
Michigan
Watermelon Rate Case Reparations Awarded in Chicago
Chicago officials report a reparations award in case B. D. Anguish et al. v Alabama Vicksburg et al. No. 8842 83 UC 353-5. The Randolph Street Traffic Bureau and 386 complainants across Chicago Milwaukee Peoria Cincinnati and Vincennes allege unreasonable watermelon shipping rates from Florida Georgia Alabama to Nashville via carriers during 1920 and 1921 totaling 1708 cars.
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Chicago
Commissioners Hall
Campbell& Cox
B. D. Anguish
Alabama & Vicksburg
Uc C
Randolph Street Traffic Bureau
Milwaukee
Péoria
Cincinnati
Vincennes
Ind
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Nashville
Syanijnx
Minneapolis Fruit and Vegetable Trade Report
Minneapolis notes a mixed week with fair warm start and colder midweek trading. Apple sales eased due to large seasonal stocks, while Jonathans, Delicious, Ben Davis, York Imperials, and Rome Beauties showed varied barrel and basket pricing. Grapes, oranges, lemons, pears, and peppers held steady or higher on select sizes, with carryover supplies and strong demand shaping values.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Breen
Ben Davis
York
Florida
California
Colorado Kieffers
Michigan Kieffers
Anjou
Wis
Court orders carrier rate fix in Chicago Milwaukee Peoria matter
The commission rejected the carriers claim and ordered rates on water traffic to exceed the contemporaneous Nashville levels. An eventual reparations sum is not yet fixed but expected to be sizeable. The ruling will impact shippers and receivers in Chicago Milwaukee and Peoria, saving thousands annually based on business volumes.
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Nashville
Chicago
Milwaukee
Peoria
W. J
William J. Piowaty
Piowaty-Claussen Company
Bilag
Bill
Packer
Hortense Pollak
Sidney Follak
Ingleside Avenues
Potatoes shipping planned as market steady reports say
The Anderson Produce Company of Brigham City plans to ship 40 to 50 cars daily from Idaho and Utah within a week. Local demand is slow with prices for Idaho and Utah sacks listed, while some growers in Cache Valley prepare for better markets due to frosts. The Ogden area reports ample early varieties and no major concern over the potato supply.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Anderson Produce Company
Brigham City
Idaho
Earl G. Anderson
U. 5
Russell
U. S
H. C. Hudson
Ogden Commission Company
Cache Valley
Poor Year for Bees in Salt Lake City Utah
In Salt Lake County the bee inspector reports a about 50 percent loss for the year. He cites difficulties in assessing spring dwindling from a cold backward spring and local insect-deterring conditions, notably fumes from smelters. Spraying fruit trees likely contributed in some districts. surviving colonies were weak and unable to store surplus for market.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Commissioner of Agriculture
Salt Lake County
John A Bigato Returns From California Tomato Deal
J A Biggo of Frank Biggio and Son arrived yesterday from California where he had spent time on the tomato deal. He plans to leave soon for the Bilerida tomato region.
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J. A. Biggio
Yrrom
California
Chicago
John A. Bigato
Frank Biggio & Sone
Dallas Trade and Credits Organization Is Formed
Dallas reports forming the Dallas Produca Jobbery Association with nearly all local jobbing houses represented. A governance plan includes weekly meetings and a proposed January 1 credit rule to notify members of any defaults, amid past cases of weekly credit and firm switching. A Dallas fruit stand loss of 1500 on 200 stock sparked discussion of safeguards and potential action on split car distributors.
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Dallas
Dallas Produca
Indiana onion crop near high state record
Indiana estimates place this year’s onion crop close to a high state record. The 1922 crop yielded average sizes, while spring sowing exceeded last year by 850 acres to 6 018. Estimated production near 1 700 000 bushels, with prices up about 3 13 percent. Co operatives hold large shares, storing stock for later sale amid market softness.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
George C. Bryant
Bryant
Amaret
L Gillarde Joins Sam Senesky Co As Secretary
L Gillarde becomes secretary after associating with Sam Senesky & Co in Chicago. The firm to expand from shipping into carload lettuce shipments from all regions, leveraging Gillarde’s Springfield Illinois market experience and prior role with the Plenaty Claussen Company.
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Chicago
L. Gillarde
J Sam B Senesky & Company
Sam Senesky & Company
Gillarde
Springfield
Piowaty-Clavezen Company
Carlot
Plenaty-Claussen Company
Detroit Branch League names new officers for 1923 24
Detroit November 23 officers of the Detroit branch of the National League of Commission Merchants were named at the annual meeting at Hotel Fort Shelby last Thursday evening Louis Read was named president James N Purse first vice president Phillip Bloomgarden second vice president George L Collins secretary and treasurer An election followed a well attended dinner and plans were discussed regarding the partial-
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Detroit
National League of Commission Merchants
Fort Shelby
Louis Read
James N. Purse
Phillip Bloomgarden
George L. Collins
Imperial Valley Asparagus Yields Big Returns
Imperial Valley growers report rising asparagus output with strong profits. The industry plans to strengthen the growers organization as acreage is expected to grow next season amid scarce high prices. The Detroit League convention travels via Atlanta to Jacksonville for a January meeting with invoices and banquet en route.
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Detroit League
Jacksonville
Fla
Detroit
Atlanta
Imperial Valley
Catnip and Echoes of a Quiet Moment
Fragmentary lines hint at a private dialogue between Thomad Marla and Tiger in a domestic vignette. The garbled text suggests a playful or intimate exchange with phrases like I’d live my life for you and Cheap, akatel, leaving the overall meaning unclear and the speaker identities uncertain.
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Thomad
Marla
Akatel
Tiger
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Chicago Packer
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Ua. Geadier
Mittelutag Wica-Pres
Wice Pick and Oymer, Wayne & Low, Inc
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Produca Commission
Corn Exchange
Bank of Commerce
BRANT
Minnneapolis
Minnesota
Red River Ohips
Nancy Hall
Jersey
Virginia
Dallas Trade and Credits Organization
Sam Senesky & Co
Mes
MR. L. Gilarde
L. Llardes
Carlots
W. So. Water St
G.nlh, Wagner & Sons
W. So
Water St
Guide-Book Service
R. R
Acme Paper Mills, Inc
40Th and Packers
U.S
Ill
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