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Newspaper

Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1911

Page

1

Potatoes vary across states with some gains and some shortfalls

The central and northern states report a mixed potato outlook versus last year, with Minnesota and Wisconsin improving while Michigan and Nebraska show shortfalls. Western states like North and South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and California fare better, offsetting eastern shortages including New York and Maine.

Minnesota Michigan Ebraska Montana Idaho Saeer North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Louisville Colorado Washington

Complain of Restricted Receipts Increase in Eggs

Chicago dealers report sluggish fresh egg sales as prices are deemed too high by buyers. Some switch toward storage stock may occur if prices stay elevated, with fresh egg arrivals fluctuating and bids varying daily across regions.

Chicago Minnesota Iowa

Heavy Buying of Apples by Western Operators

Batavia N Y Sept 22 heavy buying of apples by western operators reported late this week Chicago dealers paying from 2 to 225 for No 1 red fruit Baldwins had the call the bulk changing hands at 210 226 Some fancy Baldwins sold as high as 235 delivered at station Rochester buyers however have not paid such prices considering them too high

Batavia Chicago Baldwins Rochester New York Sep C.h C. W. Kite Ote Carl Kimballester New York State Branch Godfrey & Sons Co W. Olivit Oliv Len Calvert

Apple Trading Starts Amid Strong Apple Market Rumors

In Rochester on September 22, reports indicate a crop 80 percent larger than last year across Western New York with 15,000 to 17,000 cars produced. Prices hover around $2 to $2.25 for red and green fruit as growers store heavily, contracts rise, and storage capacity surpasses one million barrels.

Rochester N. Y New York Lake Ontario Niagara Oswego Baldwinss Aittle Whitcomb House

Apple trade and crop prospects in early season markets

Orchard operators report total apple purchases near 200000 barrels with central stock dominating. Western buyers hesitate as prices around 1.90 to 2.35 per barrel deter activity. Nova Scotia crop attracts attention as buyers pay lower figures and export packing rises. Baldwins see limited large lot contracts. overall crop share estimated under 25 percent.

Apple Nova Scotia Eaid Baldwins

Bean Crop Lighter Than Last Year In Western New York

Lima N Y Sept 22 The bean crop in western New York was cut short by dry weather and will yield less than last season. F O B quotations for beans this week show hand picked pea or navy beans 2 45 to 2 50 dollars per cwt hand picked red kidney beans 3 35 to 2 40 dollars per cwt hand picked yellow eye beans 2 05 to

Lima N. Y New York

Potatoes and Fruit Market Reports From Early 1910s Era

Market notes from Pleasant Valley and Paw Paw describe onion grower gains with Gibson Fruit Co handling onions and praise for Thompson. Grapes at Paw Paw sell 7–8c. potato market fades with 7–9c bids and heavy North Central stocks. Reports cover New York and Michigan auctions, ship schedules, and price shifts.

Pittsburg Wheeling Wm. Sperber & Co Chester Franzell

Fragmentary OCR: scattered figures and names in price notes

Readable parts mention prices and locations across multiple entities. Mentions of New York, Milwaukee, Lockport, Woolfolk, and Bhrenhuiry appear with implied values like 15 000. The text is garbled but suggests a market or trade notice with fluctuating figures and unnamed parties.

Packer's Note Sent From Ware Neck Va September 22 1914

A brief closed check note from J. L. Hickson at Ware Neck Virginia dated September 22 1914 requests a one dollar enclosed check to Miami Florida claiming necessity. The fragmentary message appears in a local or personal correspondence column.

Packer Nuessary Ware Neck Miami Fla J. L. Hickson

Potato market outlook and warehouse stock questions rise

Market analysts weigh potential price recessions and a fixed price basis as surveys predict Michigan and Minnesota yields to improve while Indiana, Illinois and Iowa stay short. Wisconsin and Montana expect strong crops, with several states needing extra purchases to cover home supply. question lingers on how much stock will go into warehouses at six dollars.

Chicago Hirge Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Dakotas Montana Indiana Minois Iowa Pointe

Packer Week Potato and Produce Across Regions

A scattered report of crop conditions and market notes across multiple states and cities. It covers Minnesota and Michigan potato yields, Indiana onions, Illinois and Wisconsin apples and cantaloupes, grape movements in New York and Cincinnati, and related fruit, poultry, and dairy market observations.

Apple and fruit trade notices across states in 1920s paper

A collage of items reports varied fruit and vegetable trade activity across cities including Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago and Pittsburg with notes on apples pears peaches potatoes butter eggs and poultry. The column cites market conditions exports prices shipments and upcoming meetings. It mentions figures like W C Temples estimate of 5 000 000 boxes and features notices from national vegetable agents and crop outlooks.

Boston United States A. P. Vautrain Chicago Colorado Pennington New York Worlda Pacific Coast Kansas City Buffalo News Porto Rico New England Philadelphia Pennsylvania Columbia S. C Florida Nashville Kentucky Orrville Louisville Baltimore Pittsburg Norfolk Truckers’ Exchange W. C. Temple Herman R. Weiner Catiwassa Steicher Adler Apple Report Titois John R. Westfall Joe Morando California American Apple Congress Grand Valley Co. A. Coggins Wey St.ouis St. Louis Montrose Col Houson

SPUDS IN EAST The Crop Shows a Shortage in Comparison with Last Year

East crop reports reveal a potato shortage versus last year with supply constraints affecting markets. Farmers note lower yields and cooler growing conditions, while traders warn of rising prices and limited shipments across regional outlets.

East Coast potato crop to drop with Maine leading

The 1910 to 1911 potato crop in the eastern states will be shorter, with Maine the best performer. Government estimates show Maine acreage down from 127000 to 113000, a yield drop, totaling about 15 percent under last year’s 26,670,000 bushels. New York and Pennsylvania also shrink, while New England states show little shortage. Overall eastern shortfall about 28 percent from last year’s 99,242,000 bushels to 72,126,900 this year.

Chicago Minnesota Michigan Department of Agriculture Wisconsin New York Maine Pennsylvania New York State New England

Packing plant finished at Worth and rail line improvements

Page notes report a finished packing plant at Worth and improvements on Southern Pacific facilities. It mentions discussions of commercial fertilizers, a large grape cluster, and F. L. W. MacDonald speaking on export apples. Also references Apple Annual days, ten dollars for wine grapes, San Diego market, and prune carnival in San Jose.

Worth F. L. W. MacDonald Spokane Sebastopol San Diego San Jose

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