Court to send Schiffman Green duo to Pennsylvania fraud case
United States Commissioner Shields recommended trial transfer for Jacob Schlossman Martin Green and Morris Green to Pennsylvania for the York Pa United Butter and Egg Co fraud case exposed by The Packer. Bonds set for Schlossman and Morris Green at 3500 each. Martin unable to obtain a bondsman. Cohasket Cohen jump bond. Cohen sought by authorities. plans to jail gang intensify as hearings proceed. York State Fruit House Kendal fire loss reported at 20000 with grapes burned.
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New York
United States
Shields
Jacob Schlossman
Martin Green
Morris Green
Pennsylvania
United Butter & Egg Co
York
Packer
Schlessman
Schlossman
Harrisburg
Martin
Judge Holt
Cohen
New York City
McKeen
Central Office
Lemons See Little Change at Thursday Auction
About 4500 boxes of fruit sold at Thursday's sale. One lot of 1 boxes marked ex storehouse caused mystery as to ownership. Auctioneer claimed no owner name. broker 8 Saltta suspected to own the lot. Prices on that lot showed a loss after carrying expenses.
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New York
Maniscaleo
Saltta
Florida Vegetables Active as New York Demand Surges
Florida vegetables arrived with strong demand in New York this week led by scarce eggplants and firm prices for cucumbers peas and okra. Florida beans showed no demand due to Charleston supply, contributing to a local glut.
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New York
Florida
Charleston
Fancy Apples Active on New York Docks
Market report notes heavy offerings with much poor fruit yet strong demand for Fancy Kings and other varieties. Fancy Kings sold at top prices up to 4.50, with Baldwins observed from 2.28 to 2.75. Readers see fruit moving rapidly despite mixed quality.
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New York
Boye and Greenings
Baldwins
Payette Valley
Bet Davis
Jonathane
Potatoes Yield Fair in York State Reports
Rochester reports indicate no scarcity of late potatoes as shipments rise to the local market. Yield per acre ranges from 50 to 160 bushels in areas like Fairport and Spencerport with many farmers piling crops into cellars. Prices vary 50 to 70 cents per bushel.
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York State
Rochester
N. Y
Fairport
New York
Spencerport
Batavia
Carlotse
Victor
Care of Orchards in Texas Report
Austin reports commissioner Kane returns from Houston where he meets with Sam H. Dizon on the year’s work. Dizon says nurseries and orchards show improvement and pests lessening. Kane urges larger funds, may drop orchard inspections from state duties, and plans a broadened, economical outreach.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Ed. H. Kane
Houston
Sam H. Dizon
Kane
Dixon
Department of Agriculture
Commissioner Kane
Department
lst—Express
Denver aviations Oct 31 market quotes dairy poultry produce
Denver daily market listing for Oct 31 shows wholesale quotes for eggs fresh dressed poultry game vegetables fruits and produce. Prices are given per dozen per crate per cwt with ranges for hens turkeys ducks geese pigeons and various greens and fruits.
Detroit Market Prices for Groceries and Produce
Detroit on October 31 reports local market quotes for eggs cheese poultry vegetables and fruits. Notable prices include Michigan potatoes 60 to 65 cents per bushel, Jersey sweet potatoes 2.76 to 3.80 per bushel, apples fancy 2.75 per barrel, California lemons 5 to 5.50, New York state grapes 19 to 20 cents per pound, and cranberries 8.25 to 8.75 per barrel.
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C. F. Albrecht & CO
General Produce
Water St
Chicago
Detroit
Butthr—Cmy
Michigan
Jersey
Calif
Florida
New York State
North Wisconsin Cranberry Co Formed in Cumberland
Cumberland Wisconsin capitalists organizing the North Wisconsin Cranberry Co with a 600000 capital and a Milwaukee area leadership. Officers named include Lewis Larson as president John W Hogan and J Kendally as vice presidents O Mason as treasurer L P Masking as general manager. The firm owns a 1000 acre marsh in Cagey town Washburn county and plans immediate cultivation as weather allows with substantial stock already sold.
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Cumberland
Wis
North Wisconsin Cranberry Co
Lewis Larson
John W. Hogan
J. Kendally
8. W. Hines
Rom O. Mason
L. P. Masking
Madison
Cagey
Washburn County
Free Presa
California fruit market report notes crop outlooks and shipments
The Porterville district foresees strong fall traffic with celery about 2500 cars and cabbage yielding good prices. Huntington Beach led the first celery shipment by the California Vegetable union, due to better curing to prevent blight. Tomatoes are disappointing with only 75 to 100 cars from 600 acres. Cauliflower acreage holds around 500 acres with late December shipments. Los Angeles apple stocks worsen storage pressures, driving prices down as both growers and packers store. Bartlett pears and Winter Nellis move to cold storage, fetching around 4 cents per pound. Charles H. Kuehne visits LA for pleasure. Los Angeles Box exchange finalizes with officers elected. starting November 1 dealers drop box charges. The first car of walnuts from Southern California signals brisk shipping ahead.
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Porterville
Huntington Beach
California Vegetable Union
Los Angeles
Bellefieurs
Bartlett
Charles H. Kuehne
Kuehne Com. Co
Kansas City
OAL Fall Shipments From Pacific Fruit Express Report
Celery tomatoes and cauliflower will be ready seen notes from Los Angeles October 30. A M Mortensen southwest manager says business is quiet near the presidential election but should pick up soon after. He notes his organization handled 16,102 cars of deciduous fruits this year up to date, compared with 2,618 cars last year, and shipments include 3,100 cars of unspecified produce.
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Neotes
Los Angeles
Mortensen
Southwest
Pacific Fruit Express
California
Fruit Express
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Coyne Bros
Ill
CUNY
Water Street
Ad Vonaser
Mutosanceres Apples
Peycee
Apple Sales Dept
Watsonville, Gal
Watsonville
Hall, Wedge & Carter Sauthers
Menor
GEO. Hitz. & ‘Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Delaware
Theo
C. H. Wegbforth
B. Presley Co
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Minn
Montcal
A. EE. Cte
Irtis
Edmore, Mich
Wayne & Low Fruit and Produce Comission Merchants
John W. Low
B. A. Wheelock
Werden
Traveree City
Mich
Earl Bros
Southern Truckers
Benes
Vaughan
Vaughen
Valentine
Hudson
BBBO
Wardwell
Sonny
Boston
Bermuda
Fener
Randolph St
Barclay St. N
San Pedro
Salt Lake
Los Anceles
Chicaco
U. P
Omaha & Ogden
M. DE Brabant
Broadway
W. J. Bogert
Besnemer Bidg
Pittsburg
Geo. M. Sargent
Clark St
WM. Larsen & CO
Henry Martin & CO
South Water
State Bank of Chicants
Orchara Lands
Serast
Ami Detington, Celtery Realty Co
Chas. Dodge
Mar
North Yakima, Wash
Todd '& Kraft
Wes
Rets
Banke
Colorado Potatoes
Minnesota Potatoes
Potatoes
Car
Indiana
Virginia
Valencia
Cape Cod
E.L. Hasler
York, PA
GANG
Butter & Eye Co
York State Fruit House
Geneva
of the American Fruit Products Co
Kendala
Payette Valley Fruit
Payette Fruit Packing Co
Payette, Idaho
Denney & Co
Chicago, Ill
L. Campagna
Gansevoort
A. Geld
Brooklyn
Denver Aviations
Denver
H. H
Hubbard
Bellefleur
Concord
Holland
van Deursen Bros
Gallagher Bros
MERON
Ravine
Eee
A. MW. Todd Co., Ltd
Kalamazoo
Bell
DOI
H. Woods.co
Ghigago
H. White & CO
Poultry and Egg Dealers
Ask the Packer
Bes the Produce Reporter Co
Columbia National Bank
Intarnapolis
Frank C. Schilling CO
Cedar St
Tork
Illinois
Kansas
Weare
Green Bay
Ieee
Hoop Marshalltown, TA
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