Turkey Grop Shippers Report Varied Poultry Outlook
Chicago reports from shippers on Texas turkey and poultry production show diverse results across districts. Leonard and Midlothian note short turkey and chicken crops with limited egg shipments. Neches expects no shipments. Bowie anticipates larger turkey output but weaker chicken movement. Chandler sees smaller turkey production with modest egg volumes. Estine forecasts all poultry and eggs produced there to ship this fall.
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Chicago
Packer
Leonard
Tex
Midlothian
Neches
Bowie
Ege
Chandler
Lestine
Texas Poultry Shipments Report Vary Across Towns
Poultry data from several Texas towns show mixed turkey and chicken crops this season. Reports indicate 40 percent shortfalls in Bertram and similar reductions in Montgomery while Sherman foresees about 6,000 turkeys shipped with larger chicken crops. Eggs are forecast light in fall, with weekly case shipments ranging from 3 to 25.
Bartlett Pears and Prunes Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago reports a steady fruit market with improved prices midweek for Bartlett pears and firmer prune receipts from the Northwest. Colorado Elberta peaches and California stock show premiums. varieties range from 50c to $1.65 for pears and 60c to $1.75 for plums, with several cars from California, Washington, and Oregon.
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Chicago
Colorado
Bartlett
Northwest
West
California
Bartlett Pears
B. Hardys
Elbertas
Grand Junction Fruit Growers’ Assn
California Elbertas
Crawfords
Lovells
Susquehanna
Fellenberg
Robe de Sargent
Grand Duke
Kelsey
Sic
Milton
Ore
Washington
Malaga
Tokays
Thompsons
Western Slope
Crawford
Wheatland
Lovell
Wapato
Wash
Oregon
Giant
Imperial
Bradshaw
Texas Poultry Shipments Face Fall Short Of Last Year
Tex as farm pages report turkey crops in many towns are down 20 to 50 percent from last year due to grain crop failures and hot dry weather. Some locations expect 2 to 10 car shipments of turkeys this fall with varied chicken and egg outlooks. Other notes list prices and planned egg shipments across multiple Texas towns.
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Tex
Iowa Park
Buda
Tolar
Pilot Point
Golden
Weatherford
Wolf City
Troy
Trenton
Turkeys
Mexia
Ty -Weath Shearany
Clifton
Blossom
Miles
Rowena
Itasca
Hillsboro
Edna
Dawson
Chriesman
Bridgeport
Smiley
McDade
Magnolia
Thorndale
Beckville
Potatoes Market Holds Steady Across Regions
New York reports a firm potato market with rising receipts and steady prices. Maine Jersey and Long Island shipments stay strong, with Maine Cobblers 3 to 3.25 per 180 pounds in New York yards and 2.90 to 3 at Harlem river. Jersey lines light due to rain, prices firm at around 1 per bushel f o b statewide, docks 2.75 to 3 per barrel or sack. Long Island prices advance to 95c per bushel f o b cars. York state movement delays until Sept 15. Foreign potatoes eyed as potential imports. Porto Rican pineapples show gains. Havana crates price ranges listed.
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New York
Maine
Jersey
Long Island
Detroit
Thirty-third Street
Harlem River
O. B
Long Islands
York State
Buffalo
Rochester
New York Poultry and Game Laws and Trade Notes
The report covers New York game and poultry regulations, import controls, and enforcement actions. It notes conservation supervision, tagging requirements, and upcoming shipments. It mentions Bird and foreign game concerns, inspectors, and industry figures like Nostrand and Schweitzer, with references to Chicago poultry trade commentary and local officials.
Connecticut Peaches See Mixed Quality and Prices
Receipts from western New York are heavy as fruit arrives on docks and to stores. Connecticut baskets sell 1.50 to 2 dollars with baskets from 30 to 75 cents. Pine Island carriers fetch 2 to 2.25 dollars for fancy loads while some Virginia yellow baskets reach 2.15. Illinois peaches in hampers sell 1.50 to 2.25, Michigan supplies moderate with most fruit not exceeding 1.50.
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Thompsons
Colorado Elbertas
Western Slope Fruit Growers’ Association
Albright
McDevitt
California
Elbertas
Muir
Crawford
Sooqnenbaura
Lovell
Connecticut
Pine Island
Virginia
New York
New York Central
Desbrosses Street
Illinois
Michigan
European Strike Settled Affects New York Fruit Shipments
European strike settled enabling American shipments to resume from European ports. Simone Shuttleworth & French Co reports European cables confirming normal conditions and loading on first boats sailing. Western deciduous fruit growers and Eastern apple and pear shippers welcome the wider outlet and relief from disrupted trade.
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New York
Europe
America
Simone, Shuttleworth & French Co
Arkport Celery and Apple Trade Notices
Arkport reports 1000 acres of celery under cultivation despite drought and 500 car loads of potatoes shipped yearly. In Lockport, papers served on Len Calvert over 50 000 barrels of apples for James Lindsey & Son amid claims of unsettled accounts and alleged spitework.
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Lockport
Len Calvert
W. X. White
Alice L. White
New York
James
J. Lindsey & Son
Edinborough
Calvert
James Lindsey & Son
W. N. White
White
Ex-convict Fred W. Sours returns to Bangor to start produce trade
Fred W. Sours of Bangor Michigan, once convicted of crookedness in the executive poultry business and sentenced to twelve years, has been paroled after less than two years. He has returned home and plans to begin a produce shipping venture in time for the fall season.
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Bangor
Mich
Fred W. Sours
Crops and the Outlook: Regional Produce Estimates
Estimates from growers and shippers detail onion, potato, apple, cabbage crops and ship plans. Bourbon Indiana expects about 25 cars of onions with smaller onions. Manhattan Kansas reports 25 acres of sweet potatoes with 5 cars. Moscow Idaho sees about half a apple crop with 20 cars. Mount Pleasant Utah notes 230 acres of potatoes and October shipments. Humbird Wisconsin onion size similar but blight reduces yield. Caneadea New York potatoes at 80 percent of last year with early shipments. Alleghany New York crops predict a half crop for late potatoes and fair onion yield. Appleton North Carolina expects 300 cars of apples starting September 1, 70 percent of full crop. peaches a half crop.
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Chicago
Ind
A Cars
Manhattan
Kas
Shipens
Moscow
Ida
Jonathan
Rome
Wagner
Ben Davis
Mount Pleasant
Utah
Humbird
Wis
Caneadea
Alleghany
N. Y
Appleton
N. C
Chittenango Station
Albion
Fancher
Machias
Baldwin
Spy
Hector
Apple and vegetable shipments loom from various stations
The Weekly Packer Bulletin reports October shipouts of apples pota toes onions celery and cabbage from stations in New York Pennsylvania Maine and Maryland. Estimates include 10 cars apples and 250 tons cabbage from Chittenango 20 000 bushels potatoes and 10 cars apples from Flora Dale and 800 acres potatoes and 600 cars celery around Burns North Carolina. The bulletin lists multiple stations with crop yields and shipping start dates.
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Riga
Burns
N. C
Glen Rock
Ephrata
Cochranton
Flora Dale
Espyville
Sharpsburg
Maine
Bowdoinham
Packer Bulletin
Packer
The News In The Packer This Week Highlights
A fragmented OCR sample summarizes varied agriculture notes from multiple pages. Mentions Texas turkey crop, apples, melons, cranberries, citrus, onions, cantaloupe, spuds, peppers, and Florida fruit trade. References New York cold storage law, game laws, and several regional vegetable markets.
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Page
Chicago
Tuck
Miersen
Arkport
N. Y
Florida
New York
Souis
Winchester
Vai
Unleagu
Sesziuis
Apple and fruit trade notes across multiple markets time line
A collage of fruit market notes from Dec page spread detailing apples cranberries cantaloupes grapes and other perishables across New York Chicago Boston Pittsburg St Louis and Kansas City with mentions of individuals companies and upcoming shows and reports on crop conditions and market activity.
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St. Louis
Houston
Frisco
Kansas City
Col
C. M. Brown
Grand Junction
Palisade
Fruita
A. B. Thomas
Denver
Tom Carey
W. L. Black
Missouri
First Prosecution Under New Cold Storage Law
New York Sept 1 The first prosecution under the cold storage law was started before Magistrate Kyntejin of the Tombs Court. Thomas Brennan the law author pressed charges against L B Pryor president of The Greenwich Cold Storage Company over 61 barrels of fish not dated upon arrival. Pryor posted 100 bail and the case heads to special sessions. Brennan notes prosecutions began against several cold storage firms in Buffalo Syracuse Rochester Utica and Corning as inspectors report noncompliance while big houses allegedly operate within the law. Commission Porter says smaller houses must replace wooden doors with cement, bar sleeping in facilities, and require labeling of items as Cold Storage.
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New York
Kyntejin
Tombs Court
Thos. A. Brennan
L. B. Pryor
Greenwich Cold Storage Company
Greenwich Street
Pryor
Brensnan
Bufelato
Syracuse
Mochester
Utica
Corning
Daily Papers
Brennan
Porter
Weak Apple Market In Winchester Sheds Little Trade
In Winchester Virginia the apple market shows little selling as buyers and growers hold back. Prices hover around 2 dollars for No 1s, with some traders retiring and planning to store fruit rather than accept current offers. Recent rains brighten fruit and improve size and color. J W Sibert Jr ships this week with 1500 to 2060 baskets reported from his large Delaware pack.
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Winchester
J. W. Sibert, Jr
Hia Delaw Lpack
Evaporating Plant Site Planned In New York Rail District
Representatives from Glasgow and New Orleans discuss a project with Chas. H. Smith of Batavia who has secured a W. railroad site to build an evaporating plant. Work proceeds as poultry storage grows in Chicago with steady demand for live birds. Prices hold and cooler storage expands amid ample receipts and brisk trade.
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Ike Tuck
O Poultry
New York
Chica Terry
Saya
Chicago
Ike
Cage Emerson
Tuck
Emerson
Sessions Has A Record Left Williamson NY Growers
Lee Sessions and Irwin Adley faced Germantown New York growers over misappropriated apples valued around six thousand dollars. Sessions, a Palpura New York native and son of a respected produce man, fled with Adler after a prior deal collapse. Authorities have not yet apprehended them.
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New York
Lee Sessions
Irwin Adley
Germantown
N. Y
Game
Williamsons Noov
Sessions
Palpura
N.Y
Adler
Cantaloupes Prices Downturn Across Markets
New York reports indicate a surplus of poor stock with six to eight prices contributing to overall weak sentiment. Colorado melons sold mainly at 1.25 to 2 per standard crate, with exceptional lots reaching 2 to 3.25. Nearby canta loupes decline to 0.75 per crate depending on quality as Minneapolis market notes butter firmer, eggs steady, prime firsts poultry unchanged.
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New York
Minneapolis
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Arkport Celery
New York State
Roy C. Bennett
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Claud McLeod
Penn Yan
Florida Association
Wm. Wills
Merchants’ Refrigerator Co
Frank A. Horne
Chautauqua
Pennsylvania
Gerring
Boston
Pittsburg
Quincy Market Cold Storage and Warehouse Co
Pittsure
McKevitt
Sebastopol
A. H. Holmes
Ces
Fresno
Chico
Kerman
Lodi
Arbuckle
Wenatchee
Bond
Parkersburg
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E. L. Hasler
Berlin
Mr. Gibson
Henry Dunkly
Gentile & Co
Orange Grove
New Commission Company
Greenwich Cold Storage Co
Ide
Williamson
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