TEX TURKEYS Crop Outlook Shifts Across Texas
Kansas City Sept 27 Texas turkey and poultry reports show northern and eastern areas expect smaller crops than last year while some towns in the south anticipate better yields. Fort Worth projects about 200000 head shipped. Dublin expects 6 to 8 cars of dressed turkeys. Other towns, including Bell county points, report varied outputs with several near last season.
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Columbus Peets
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The News in the Packer This Week Turkey Crop Report
The Packer summarizes state turkey production with figures from Worth Lampasas Flatonia Cooper Leonard Dublin Anna and Van Alstyne. Shippers report yields and weekly egg throughputs, noting overall lighter poultry output than last year and diverse regional forecasts.
California citrus movement and fruit shows across states
The page surveys multiple crop updates from California to New York. It notes Watsonville apple show program, dried fruit in New York, California sugar beet crop, walnuts, Pajaro valley apples, and various state fruit grower crop reports. It reports on berry and vegetable markets, apple deals, and packing developments. It mentions shipments, storage, and market activity in Ohio, Kentucky, New York, and Colorado regions.
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California Citrus Movement
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Shortage of cars hampers potato trading in Chicago
Chicago reports a critical lack of railroad cars, hampering potato orders as operators fear future supply. Despite thousands of new cars entering service, railroads tilt toward long-haul shipments to distant markets, threatening prices and timely movement of the large crop. Weather frost and rain at growing points also influenced receipts and market levels this week.
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Northwest
Apples in Ohio Valley Demand Rises on Cincinnati Market
Apples on Ohio valley markets show more active movement this week with near term fruit selling in big centers. Fancy soft fall grades fetch $2 to $3.50 per barrel, Wealthy and Wolf River boxed at $1.50 to $1.75, best York State Blush around $3 to $3.25, Michigan Blush $2.76 and up, bulk soft varieties $2 to $2.50 per barrel, and hard fruit $1.60 to $2.05. Receipts on Cincinnati market meet demand. carload handling remains brisk.
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Alexanders
Smoke House
The Colorado Freeze Hits Western Colorado Peach Crops
Pasonia Hotchkiss Delta and smaller Western Slope points report killing frost on September 20 and 21 damaging a peach crop in Paonia and surrounding towns. The late season crop, valued in hundreds of cars, faced heavy losses as shippers had planned to move a bumper harvest.
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Hotchkiss
Delta
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Paonia
Barrel Man Starts Again in The Packer Ad
A Virginia based notice reports Leon Miller, once a barrel maker and dealer in Wi Ort Pennsylvania, reopening in Kansas City amid previous bankruptcy and bounced checks. The Packer rejects accepting his advance payments due to past financial issues, while suggesting caution to readers about future dealings.
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Fompthy
Packer
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Apple Exports Show Decline in Week Ended Saturday
New York reports weekly apple exports across all ports at 50,087 barrels, down from 74,841 a year ago. Estimated exports for this week near 60,000 barrels. Glasgow and Liverpool advertise fine red fruit at 4 to 5 dollars, green fruit at 3 to 3.50, with London market steady.
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Glasgow
Liverpool
London
Fire damages Los Angeles ice plant causing major loss
A five story Merchants' Ice and Cold Storage Co plant in Los Angeles suffered a fire early Saturday. Loss is estimated at 350000 dollars with thousands of crates of eggs butter and fruit plus expensive refrigerating machinery destroyed.
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Los Angeles
Merchants’ Ice and Cold Storage Co
Associated Press
Frost Ends Colorado Cantalope Run As Frost Hits Crops
Chicago market notes Frost in Colorado shows end of cantaloupe season with unpicked fruit killed. Eden Gems receipts slump due to cool weather. Gems green and Utahs overripe. Standard Gems around 2 dollars, Utahs 1.75 to 2. Pink meats in demand. Pony crates 59 cents, standards at 1 tic. Michigan melons scarce, no quotation.
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Chicago
Colorado
Eden
Porto Rico Grapefruit Prices Hit High Marks
Porto Rico grapefruit market, New York, Sept 2 7, saw limited arrivals about 600 boxes. Finest fruit sold to 11.87 per box, average quality 7 to 9.50, poor grades 3.60 to 6.50. Florida fruit valued at 4 to 5.65 per box with small, yet well colored fruit.
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Porto Rico
New York
Florida
Exceeded Speed Limit Arrest in Lincoln Park
Albert Vautrain a New Orleans vegetable shipper and a party of South Water street merchants were arrested in Lincoln Park late Wednesday night on a charge of exceeding the speed limit. They were released on bonds forfeited, Vautrain escaping to his New Orleans home on the 6 train that night.
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Chicago
Albert Vautrain
New Orleans
South Water Street
Lincoln Park
Mr. Vautrain
Eggs Not Moving Freely in Chicago Market Trade
In Chicago on September 27 the egg trade showed improved quality arrivals and cooler weather reduced heated stock. Demand for fine storage eggs was active though overall storage movement was quiet as current receipts for consumption limited interest in storage goods. Receipts for Mon and Tue totaled 12,409 cases, lighter than last week and year ago. Wednesday brought 7,584 cases with quotations advanced per grade.
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Burbanks
Ohios
Chicago
Ges
Minnesota
New York Egg Market Opens Firm Amid Low Supplies
Market opened better on fresh eggs but overall conditions remain weak due to heavy holdings and widespread poor quality stock. Prices for finest eggs from Ohio Michigan Indiana reach up to 32 cents, extras 27-28, firsts 24-26, with poor stock from 16 cents upward. Storage and nearby stock influence prices as buyers favor storage stock over poor fresh gathered eggs.
Fine Butter In Demand In New York Market
Butter receipts for May 1 to last Saturday totaled 1,243,455 packages, up from 1,168,153 a year ago, with weekly receipts 50,070 and 48,420 respectively. Demand for creamery extras remains strong due to light supply, with Sayers paying 20 cents for creamery extras but lacking stock. Buyers seek firsts at 27 to 29 cents, while under grades are liberal. Prices hold at 27 1/2 to 29 1/2 cents for firsts, extras at 30 cents. Packing stock scarce, current stock wanted at 21 4 to 24 cents. Market firmed, advancing a half cent midweek and another half cent thereafter.
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New York
Sayers
Poultry Market Recap New York September Prices
New York live poultry trading was active this week with 5 to 6 cars moved and 100 others unloaded through Tuesday. Prices varied with broilers 14 to 16 ½ cents, fowls 16 to 17 cents, turkeys 16 to 22 cents, ducks 14 to 16 cents, and milk fed chicks 22 to 25 cents. Dressed poultry remained steady, with stronger demand for smaller lots and boxed fowl at 17 cents per pound.
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New York
Monagan
Southern
Packer Weekly Bulletin Names Shippers Across States
Kansas City report notes trade interest in poultry butter and eggs with many shippers listed in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas Texas and other states. As fall deals open dealers align with shippers for increased business, the bulletin dated September 25 should prove valuable to advertisers.
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Oklahoma
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Texas
Packer
Slower Poultry Market Emerges After Jewish Holidays
In Chicago on Sept 27 the poultry market cooled after holidays, with heavy receipts and liberal stock. hens and springs fell to 18c and 14 15c as prices held earlier in the week. Roosters dipped slightly while ducks rose modestly. turkeys quoted higher despite steady overall demand.
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Chicago
Express
Apple crop reports clash with Missouri grower Letter
Mrs. A A Dreyfus of Springfield Missouri contests claims of a nationwide apple boom and asserts Arkansas and Missouri orchards are sparse with many crops lost or diverted to distilleries. She urges The Packer to verify on the ground observations from Bentonville and surrounding areas.
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Packer
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Arkansas
Bentonville
Ark
A. A. Dreyfus
Butter Receipts Lighter In Chicago Market
In Chicago prices for dairy goods firmed with fewer receipts this week. Fine creams rose and packing stock moved at higher quotes while inferior grades lingered. Extra firsts at 27 cents, firsts 26 and packing stock 22 cents, demand strong enough to clear storage without additional purchases.
Kaufman Brothers Indicted Over Texas Turkey Deal
Dallas Sept 26 Charles and Sam Kaufman prominent in a Texas turkey scheme were indicted by the Dallas county grand jury for receiving and concealing stolen property. Sam Kaufman was later sentenced to eight years. Charles's trial set for next week. Fletcher Howard testified after pleading burglary, detailing years of burglaries tied to the case.
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Samn Kaufman
Texas
Dallas County Grand
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Kaufmans
Sam Kaufman
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Fletcher Howard
Negro
J Howard
H. A. Emerson
Chicago
Emerson
Kalchheim-Kaufman Syndicate
Waco
Jersey City
Margina
Kaich
Kalchheim
Onions Selling At 20c In Chicago Market Shakeup
Chicago Sept 27 The onion market in Indiana and Ohio shows willingness to sell at 30c per bushel but offers lapse. Buyers are liberal yet not highly active. Prices drift toward 30c with storage likely. Carrots from Indiana stock move at about three quarters of a cent per pound while 30c per bushel net modest profit. Demand from out-of-town buyers remains active seeking cheap onions.
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Chicago
Indiana
Ohio
Cabbage Movement Opens in Wisconsin and Illinois
Holland cabbage began moving this week from Wisconsin with a few cars shipped by local operators. Demand was light with buyers seeking low-priced stock. prices ranged from 6 to 7.50 dollars per ton. Domestic cabbage sold at about last week’s figures while Holland seed goods draw interest. Adverse dry weather has stunted growth, keeping most of the crop unavailable until a week or ten days from now.
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Chicago
Holland Cabba
W. Consin
Wisconsin
Comulnin Firm Faces Debts After Change of Ownership
Dealers accuse a relue scheme as Mineral Wells Produce Co. is said to have sold to City Produce Co. without assuming debts. Hatchers reported shipping 21.38 worth of goods in July and seeking payment, but Brewer and Johnson and the City Produce Co. dispute arising obligations and have not replied to letters.
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Mineral Wells Prod. Co
Dallas
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Mineral Wells Produce Co
Brewer & Johnson
City Produce Co
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