September Crop Reports and Citrus Market Summary
The Department of Agriculture releases a September 1 crop status for apples, cabbages, and potatoes, with a comparative note to 1913 and 1912 figures. In Chicago citrus trading, Michigan peaches flood arrivals depressing prices. California oranges scarce but steady demand, lemons firm, Messina stock priced around 2 to 4.50.
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Davidson Bros. Co
Moberly
BEL Moviesg
Marshalltown
Iowa
Butter Quotable at 30c for Elgin Market Week
Elgin Illinois September 11 The butter board met last Saturday due to a holiday sales of creamery extras were posted at 30c the weekly quotation Six lots offered two sold at 30c two at 20 ¾ c the remaining two withdrawn Receipts were 12 355 tubs packing stock offered at 22 ½ c with no bids 200 on track listed at 26c with 21c bid 55 seconds in two lots at 26c with 24c bid Number one ladies were due by the 19th offered at 4c with no bids.
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Elgin
Chicago Vegetable Market Struggles With Mixed Week Prices
Chicago reports a mixed week with slight market improvement for vegetables. Homegrown tomatoes bring 40 to 50 cents, Michigan celery moves at 35 to 40 cents per box, and California artichokes see steady demand at five dollars per drum. Pear market remains firm with Bartletts at 3.75 to 4 per barrel and other varieties easing to cannery levels.
Hay Market Steady with Strong Timothy Demand in Chicago
The Chicago hay market was steady to firm with strong demand for all varieties. Timothy showed notable strength at week end. top prices reached for choice timothy. Prairie hay sales ranged 11 to 15 with light prairie receipts and active trading. other regional prairie values varied by quality and origin. The peach market held a firm tone as offerings tapered and Michigan-origin arrivals improved buyer activity in Indiana Illinois and eastern Michigan. Onion traders expect profits from quality stock as Acker man-Wiener confirms extensive onion operations with emphasis on sound graded stock amid a large crop.
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Obodetdck
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Duches
Howells
Clairgeaus
Duchess
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Iowa
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Ohio
Elbertas
Engel
Mammothia
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Ontone
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ackerman-Wiener Company
Wiener & Co
C. M. Wiener
Wiener
New Jersey
Virginia
Revelpta
Irginias
Chicago Crabapple Market Receipts and Prices Sept 11
Light crabapple receipts meet good demand in Chicago with Grangeendent at 1 per bushel Siberians and Hy slips at 1 1.15 and barrels at 3 4 for all varieties Packing House at Watsonville Burns destroyed by fire causing about 30000 loss only neighboring packing houses saved Onion growers in Stockton face falling prices with sales as low as 1.0 per pound and strong riverbank demand persists
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Chicago
Watsonville
Burns
Calif
Stephen Sturich
Stockton
Wisconsin Potato Growers to Meet in Grand Rapids
The annual Wisconsin Potato Growers Association convention will be held November 18 19 and 20 at Grand Rapids Wisconsin with exhibits from many counties and premium lists for community and individual displays. Leading potato men from across the United States are expected, with work on seed inspection and certification advancing successfully under the Wisconsin Experiment Station. About 125 fields have been inspected this year, representing standard market varieties and offering over 100000 bushels of pure seed stock for commercial use in Wisconsin.
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Grand Ra
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Potato Growers’ Association
Grand Rapids
Wia
Milward
Rhinelander
United States
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Michigan Bean Crop Early Market Report in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich Sept 11 the first beans of the year appeared in the market three weeks earlier than usual and dealers report the crop is of better quality than in years. From now on crops move freely and demand is steady as the new crop appears despite remaining beans from 191 fi.
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Michigan
Carlota
Hartford
Mich
Crawfords
Elbertas
Grand Rapids
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