Potatoes Cabbage and Onions in Chicago Market Report
Chicago shoppers watch steady potato demand as plentiful supplies move well. New stock Washington White Rose No 1s at 1.60, Idaho Russets No 1s 1.75 to 1.90, North Dakota Triumphs 1.15, Wisconsin Cobblers No 1s 1.10, Triumphs No 1s 1.10. Homegrown cabbage offered widely. Illinois and homegrown crates around 0.50 to 0.85 per crate, fancy Wisconsin crates 0.85 to 1.00. Onions ample, California 0-pound bags about 1.10, whites 1.15. Illinois Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin prices steady.
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Chicago
Washington
Idaho
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Illinois
California
Indiana
Minnesota
Valencia prices in Oregon and Idaho auctions
Lows realized from 26 to 66 cents, whites 85 to 90 cents. Oregon and Idaho Valencias brought 1.10 to 1.16 dollars.
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Oregon
Idaho
Beaton Cranberries Arrive as First Shipment Reaches Gridley
Chicago on Wednesday Gridley Maxon Co received their first car of Beaton brand cranberries. Quality praised and sold quickly with additional cars due Friday and Monday. Schatz reports advance orders filled. Gridley Maxon exclusive Chicago Milwaukee distributor. berries shipped by Beaton's Distributing Agency, Wareham, Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Gridley, Maxon & Co., Inc
J. Schatz
More Potatoes This Year in Walsh County North Dakota
Grafton North Dakota September 17 diggings of a potato crop half again as large as last year will be general through Walsh county this weekend observers say. First killing frost 30 degrees last Sunday signals beginning of operations. Triumph fields yield 100 to 200 bushels per acre averaging around 150. Some fields harmed by standing water from heavy rains. Movement to markets slow due to sagging prices. Quality of Triumph fields pleased growers and tubers are firm though some roughness from excess rain.
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Grafton
N. D
Walsh County
Triumph
Salt Lake City Street Notes and Trade Roundup
Salt Lake City street notes list executives from the Finley G. Brooks Company and other firms visiting or traveling on business in California Idaho Oregon, with trades and personnel updates. A New York market report notes sweet potatoes in moderate supply with higher prices, while Rex D. Matthews & Co. in Twin Falls, Idaho, ships potatoes onions and apples and stays active in the western Idaho prune trade.
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Rubin Produce Co., Inc
South Water Market
Chicago
Idaho
Twin Falls
Rex D. Matthews & Co
Chicago Street Notes Classes and Industry Moves
Chicago street notes detail movements of vegetable traders and firms across the market scene. Irwin E. Nathan heads to Santa Maria for two to three months handling Parade brand produce while Cohodas Bros visit en route to California. The Independent Fruit Dealers Association met at the Sherman hotel to discuss retailer problems as a farm festival parade showcased five decorated trucks and apple distributions along Michigan Avenue.
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Irwin.e. Nathan
Santa Maria
Calif
Mr. Nathan
The
Independent Fruit Dealers Association
Sherman Hotel
South Water Market
Chicago
Delinquent Members Face Forfeiture of Exchange Privileges
The text describes all exchange privileges including floor access and membership-rate trading. The business manager must post notices of arrears on January 1 to each Clearing House member. Any member executing an order at membership rates for someone delinquent after publication is guilty of a minor offense against the Exchange.
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Board of Directors
Louisville Street Notes Potatoes Move From Local Markets
The Louisville section reports the early crop of homegrown potatoes is nearly exhausted as dealers push the last supplies through stores. H H Simcoe of Worthington Co operative Produce Exchange notes heavy movement this period centered on offerings from New Jersey Wisconsin and Michigan with strong daily supplies. John Harshfield of Harshfield Brothers is expected back from Bermuda next week where he spent vacation with friends. William Wert of the Florida Citrus Exchange serves as divisional manager.
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Louisville
H. H. Simcoe
Worthington Co-operative Produce Exchange
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Michigan
John Harshfield
Harshfield
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Gordon Tyrrell CO
Chaicago Commission
Eckp
Middendorf Co
Chicago, Ill
Caruso Fruit Distributors
Chicago, Illinois
Fruits and Vegetables
Harry Allen Chandler - Allen CO
Water Markey L. D. Canal Cgo
Gridley
Maxon
Beaton Cranberries
Salt Lake City
Finley G. Brooks
Finley G. Brooks Company
C.a. Nelson
San Dimas
Orange Growers Association
L. J. Price
Price-Brooks Company
Fred W. Rust
Consolidated Produce Company, Ltd
Los Angeles
E. O. Muir
E. O. Muir & Co., Inc
New York
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Jersey
Chicago Street Notes
Sam Cohodas
Cohodas Bros. Company
Ishpeming, Mich
Henry E. Dodge
Adams & Dodge
Boston
Casper Gilinsky
Harvey Fruit Company
Minneapolis
Brunt Produce Company, Inc
Nate’ Rubin
Pennsylvania
Iowa
R. G. James
Fresh Foods, Inc
Colorado
Chandler-Allen Company
Yakima Fruit Growers Association
Yakima, Wash
Harry Allen
W. L. Wagner
United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association
New Orleans
W. E. Nelson
Rosenthal & Stockfish, Inc
Benton Harbor
Mich
Martin ‘Roth
M. Roth & Sons
George Nevy
Nevy-Hart Company
E. L. Besele
Edward L. Besele, Inc
August D. Dorini
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Oceano” Brand
Pole Peas
San Luis Obispo District
Salinas
Watsonville
Tony Oddo
Cuicaco Produce Exchange
South Racine
Haymarket
Michigi
Elberta
HALE
Bartlett
M. H. Rosenthal
ROSEY
Vincent Hotel
H. Anderson & Co
Monroe
Ill
Riebe Indianapolis, Inc
Louisville Street Notes
William Wert
Florida Citrus Exchange
Geo. Hitz& Co
Indianapolis, Ind
E. Ballene
Gfield
Cincinnati
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