Maine Potato Growers Exchange Decides To Continue In Business
The Maine Potato Growers Exchange reverses a earlier plan to disband and will continue operations with wage cuts and cost reductions. Key executives including Julian Warder and bankers in Boston press for financial discipline while some New York and Boston offices wind down. The organization warns of a potential slight drop in tonnage due to crop conditions but emphasizes readiness to resume normal marketing activities.
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Exchange
Darling
Guy Porter
New York
W. B. Russland
Madison Avenue
Oscar Walker
J. J. Graham
Julian T. Warder
Boston
Packer
Harry Humphrey
Eed P. Me
J. D. Robinson
N. A. Sanborn
Maine
Harold B. Sands
Aroostook County
Finnegin
Feas
Foss
Maine Potatorowers Exchange
Maing
Potato Growers’ Exchange
Towing
Julian T
Der
Fossa
Mr. Warder
Caribou
Sapiro
Phillips & Co
G. Herbert
Fosa
A. J. Beck
J. T.warder
Mr. Hallett
Atlantic National Bank of Boston
Tne
Sapiro Farmer Cooperative Association
Minnesota Exchange
Sapiro Plan
Maine Potato Growers Exchange
Exrchange
Norfolk
D. W. Cory
Cory
J. T. Warder
Federated Fruit & Vegetable Growers
Warder
Maine Exchange
Federated
Receiver Asked For Colorado Cabbage Ex
Brighton Colorado September 4 A receiver for the Colorado Cabbage Exchange is asked for by J Arahawa and Z Gotto acting for themselves and other grower members. Hearing set for Saturday morning. Also suit filed by Z J Fort carlot shipper against Northway Hicks and Mason for thirty thousand dollars alleging that Northway and Hicks conspired to injure the business and reputation of Fort.
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Brighton
Colo
Colorado Cabbage Exchange
J. Arahawa
Z. Gotto
District Court
Z. J. Fort
Carlot
W. B H. Northway
J. A. Hicks
Board of
T. C. Mason
Rosenthal of New York Calls Creditors Meeting
New York Sept 4 Rosenthal receiver and fruit and vegetable jobber at 214 Duane Street has called a meeting of creditors for 11 o'clock this morning. The call was sent Tuesday and details on liabilities and assets are being released. Rosenthal’s lawyer Charles Marks of 302 Broadway is handling the matter.
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New York
Rosenthal
Duane Street
Charles Marks
Broadway
Dallas Trade Seeks $4500 From Two Peddlers
Dallas merchants chase $4500 in debts from two peddlers who vanished after loading trucks and leaving town. Debtors used fake names Ed Gardner and Potlash. Moody Sherman left earlier after securing $1000 credit. Two Reo trucks mortgaged, four juveniles linked to the scheme seen near Jacksonville. Local police urged to detain the group as creditors search for repayment.
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Dallas
Tex
Gardner
Potlash
Reo
Los Angeles
Calif
Moody Sherman
Sherman
fUlt Mmit
Suarde
Jacksonville
Texas
Witherow Claims Minnesota Potato Exchange Detrimental
Moorhead attorney J M Witherow told Governor Christians on Wednesday that the Minnesota Potato Growers Exchange harms farmers under current operations due to irregularities and high overhead. H C Possehl said no formal charges were made to the board and the issue may be reviewed at today’s St Paul meeting. If findings indicate danger to members the Governor can close the institution on recommendation of Garfield W Brown, state public examiner.
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Witherow
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Tribune
Minnesota Potato Growers’ Exchange
J. M. Witherow
Moorhead
Chris~ Jtlans
H. C. Possehl
Exchanges
St. Paul
Garfield W. Brown
Colorado Potato Crop Falls Short of Early Estimates
Denver report shows Colorado potato yields shrinking due to harsh weather and poor stand. After 12 250 cars shipped, Ben Gibson of the Colorado Potato Growers Exchange says production may be about 1 000 cars below last year, contradicting earlier forecasts of parity with 1934.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Ben Gibson
Colorado Potato Growers’ Exchange
The Produce Packer Weekly Ad Teems With Trade News
The Produce Packer offers a separate weekly edition focused on fruit and vegetable production and marketing along with market and trade news for shippers and distributors of cane poultry butter hides wool and furs. A free sample copy can be mailed on request.
Wisconsin Cabbage Prices Rise Amid Car shortage
In Chicago on September 4, Wisconsin Copenhagen cabbage prices advanced several dollars per ton due to scarce shipping cars. Growers cut freely but await more rolling stock. Holland cabbage trading begins with limited output. Copenhagen quoted around 16 to 18 dollars per ton fob shipping point as the week ends.
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Chicago
Carota
Wisconsin
Copenhagen
Holland
South Water Market Opens With Early Promise
Chicago September 4. If early business at the South Water Market is any guide, the new 17,000,010 dollar fruit and produce project will do very strong business. One established fruit and vegetable house notes robust activity during opening week suggesting a thriving future.
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Chicago
New South
Opening Day Business Boom at New South Water Market
Opening day in the South Water market drew vast totals, with dealers estimating more than two million dollars in day sales. Residents recalled the historic valley’s Irish roots and a German bridge tender fiasco, while observers noted reduced downtown congestion as industry moved to the new market.
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Racine
Saint Patrick's
Henry Vink
Sons of Ireland
Henry
John MelInerney
South Water Street
Old
B. & CO. Telegraph Company
Old South Water Street
Loop
New South Water Market
Bankruptcy petition filed by Earle M Gibson
Washburn Sept 4. Earle M Gibson farmer and potato dealer here files a bankruptcy petition with liabilities listed at 34099.43 and assets at 1740. The filing details show a debtor from this place seeking relief under bankruptcy proceedings.
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Washburn
Earle M. Gibson
California Grape Deal Big Guessing Contest So Far
Fresno report on September 4 notes California grape trade remains a big guessing contest with Eastern demand weak and local buyers cautious. Growers hold prices as quality slumps, but hopes rise around September 15 when analysts expect a sharp market opening and a rush to move large tonnages toward October shipments.
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Fresno
Cali
California
San Joaquin Valley
Lodi
North End
Bureau of Markets
Malagas
U. S
Alicantes
New York Creditors Seek P Castellano Figure
Creditors in New York pursue D Castellano, a small fruit and vegetable jobber at 101 Park Place, for about 2000 dollars owed to the trade. He also owes last month’s rent to F A Richmond & Co who rented him floor space.
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New York
D. Castellano
Park Place
Castellano
F. A. Richmond & Co
Colorado Lettuce Movement Slows as Season Winds Down
Colorado lettuce shipments remain strong with Iceberg quality described as excellent and the state moving about 70 cars daily. Peas and mixed vegetables such as cauliflower peppers celery cucumbers and beans are also flowing, aided by cool nights. The peak season nears its end with movement expected to slacken in about ten days.
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Denver
Calo
Wrestling Market Fluctuated But Closed in Last Week
Market report notes WWE fluctuations and closing values last week. Indicates price movement, volume, and notable shifts among major wresting related securities and sports entertainment equities. Investors monitored sentiment, sector trends, and weekly closing figures for WWE related assets.
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Wwe
Strong Demand For Wce Grapes Grows On New York Market
New York reports steady demand and rising juice grape sales this week. California table grapes averaged modestly priced shipments with about ten cars of juice grapes daily. Malagas Tokays Alicantes Zinfandels Muscats and Rose Peru values listed across crates and lugs as buyers stay active.
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New York
California
Malagas
Eee
Alicantes
Muscats
Cleveland Dealer Dave Weisburg Faces Check Fraud Charge
Cleveland Ohio September 4 Dave Weisburg a poultry and watermelon dealer who once ran poultry at a major house and later operated a walk space has been bound over to the grand jury on a charge of issuing a check to defraud. He allegedly failed to cover a $750 check given to broker Matz Williams for extra cars and the broker reported the insufficient funds.
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Cleveland, O
Dave Weisburg
Weisburg
Xintil
Matz & Williams
Weisburg S
Welsburg
Grand Jury
Liberal Apple Receipts Steady Market in Chicago
Chicago Sept 4 The apple market held firm despite liberal receipts averaging 35 to 55 cars daily with Michigan supplying about 25 percent. A grade stock in barrels sold roughy Jonathans 6.50 to 6.75 dollars Wealthies 4 to 4.50 Wolfe Rivers 6 dollars. Golden Sweets and other varieties 1.25 to 1.35 per bushel. Large Wolfe Rivers 1.75 to 2. best Jonathans 2 to 2.25. California Gravensteins 3.85 to 4 fancy and 3.50 to 3.75 choice. New Mexico Winter Bananas 3.50 to 3.76 fancies and 3 to 3.25 choice.
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Chicago
Michigan
Jonathans
Wealthies
Wolfe Rivers
California
Gravensteins
New Mexico
Good Business in Grapes at Chicago
Chicago September 4 There have been liberal receipts of early grapes from Michigan and Concords from Arkansas and Missouri Demand has been very satisfactory and daily arrivals are quickly sold Arkansas and Missouri Concords in four quart Climax baskets sold mainly at 86c Michigan four quart baskets of Champions brought 30c and 12 quart Climax baskets of Champions 65c
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Chicago
Michigan
Arkansas
Missouri
Carlton-Moore Company Creditors Seek Bankruptcy
Creditors of the Carlton-Moore Company at 212 Dock Street filed a petition in the United States District Court to have the firm declared voluntary bankrupt. Petitioning creditors include Bryant Brothers with 1262 dollars, The Hand Trading Company with 408 dollars, and D. H. Dugan with 1310 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Carlton-Moore Company
Dock Street
United States District Court
Bryant Brothers
the Hand Trading Company
D. H. Dugan
Market Report on California Oranges Lemons and Pineapples
New York market notes indicate strong demand for Valencia oranges with prices from 3.50 to 11.00 and extra choice up to 11.00 per box, while California lemons commanded higher quotes. Porto Rican pineapples showed robust demand with several price levels listed, but grapefruit receipts declined and overall auction activity reflected tight supply and fluctuating values.
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New York
California
Valencia
Ie O
Wighteena
Porto Rico
Isle of Pines
Lelen
Dock
Orleans
Oetgen in Jail Over $10,000 Bail on Embezzlement Charge
Edgar C. Oetgen of the Cash Produce Company Atlanta is jailed unable to post 10000 bail after August arrest for embezzlement. Previously arrested for cheating and swindling with 200 bond. Grand Jury indicted on embezzlement and jailed pending federal court action.
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Atlanta
Lin
Jal
Oeteén
Oetgen
Heavy Crop of McIntosh Apples in New England
Boston September 4 reports from government surveys indicate an unusually heavy crop of McIntosh apples in New England. Other fall varieties show moderate yields. Baldwins are light though of good quality. Southern New Hampshire growers are already picking Gravensteins for export as Maine contributes to the large McIntosh crop despite a recent drought potentially reducing size.
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Boston
Mass
New England
New Hampshire
Maine
East
Bankruptcy Plea Against Trapani and Monaco in Indianapolis
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy against Blaggia Trapani and Fred Monaco, Indianapolis fruit dealers operating as Trapani and Monaco, has been filed in Federal Court. Hibben Hollweg Co Havens Geddes Co and Schnull Co accuse the firm of preferring creditors while insolvent.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Blaggia ,Trapani
Fred Monaco
Trapani & Monaco
Hibben, Hollweg & Co
Havens & Geddes Company
Schnull & Co
S Santa Cruce & Co. NY Fruit Firm Closes Amid $35000 Debt
S Santa Cruce & Co., small fruit jobbers at 38 Little West Twelfth street, closed up late last week owing the trade about 35000. Creditors have little information on the failure and a thorough investigation is now under way.
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New York
S. Santa Cruce & Co
Little West Twelfth Street
Pepper crop lightens in Georgia canneries report
Light Pepper Crop in Macon Georgia Sept 4 reports the pimenta pepper pack from Georgia canneries is netting smaller and smaller. It will be the lightest crop of peppers in the history of that industry according to present indications.
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Macon
Georgia
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