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Chicago Packer

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1937

Page

1

Potato Market Pact Approved in Nine States

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced tentative approval of four potato marketing agreements covering Maine Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Idaho and related regions. The plan requires signatures from potato handlers and possible orders by the Secretary of Agriculture based on a two thirds producer vote in the nine-state area.

Washington, D. C Agricultural Adjustment Administration Maine Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Idaho AAA Aroostook County Panobscot County Maines Wisconali Tess Thant Secretary of Agriculture

National Apple A Day Campaign To Be Pushed

Martinsburg W Va Sept 10 Grocers of the nation are lining up to aid apple growers in marketing the 1937 crop under the National Apple A Day Campaign Five nationwide week long drives are set for Sept 16 23 for Jonathan Grimes Golden Delicious and other varieties with National Apple Week Oct 29 Nov 5 and a pre holiday sale Dec 9 15 The plan combines grocer and regional advertising to move apples from stores to pantries and homes.

Martinsburg W. Va East Midwest Northwest Apple

The Produce Packer offers market news for shippers

A separate weekly issue of The Produce Packer accompanies The Packer edition. It focuses on marketing and trade news for eggs, poultry, butter, hides, wool, and fat. A free sample copy can be mailed upon request.

Packer Produce Packer

Highlights From This Week in National Fruit Trade

Tentative approval from AAA to proposed potato marketing pacts and movement in multiple regions. Lodi, Florin, Kansas City, Florida grapefruit, Michigan peaches, Salinas lettuce, Minnesota potato inspections, Idaho Jonathan shipments, and Florida Everglades bean acreage. California Arizona grapefruit prorate requests and Jersey City juice grapes opening sale. Trade activity, laws, and market forecasts include cranberry crops in New Jersey, Yakima valley surpluses, and Washington apple acreage changes.

AAA Cro New York New Way Everglades Jersey City Florida New Jersey Red River

Idaho Harvesting Jonathans Promises Strong Apple Season

Idaho reports Jonathan apples beginning in small pockets last week now gaining headway across producing districts. By mid next week a robust carrot movement is expected with Rome Beauties Delicious Winesaps Arkansas Blacks and other varieties to follow. State projections show about 6 500 cars may be shipped this season versus the five year average of 4 095 cars. Estimated breakdown includes 1 800 Jonathans 1 400 Rome Beauties 800 Winesops 450 Delicious 200 Arkansas Blacks with the rest mixed varieties.

Rome

Apple Exports Report Shows Weekly U S Canada Totals

New York reports the week ending September 4 saw United States and Canada apple exports total 44 985 barrels and 24 302 boxes. Cumulative exports reach 67 809 barrels and 244 611 boxes, compared with 8 395 barrels and 263 913 boxes at the same date last year. Mrs Fred S James Is Dead Torrington Wyoming Mrs Fred S James died at home on Sunday September 5 after a brief illness.

Apple New York United States Canada International Apple Association Fred S. James Torrington Wyo Fred James

New York Shipper Bankrupt Meets Creditors in Fairport

A meeting of creditors for Herman L. Steffen a Fairport vegetable shipper was set for September 14 at the federal building in Rochester. Steffen was declared bankrupt in July with liabilities listed at 12725.62.

New York Rochester N. Y Herman L. Steffen Fairport Federal Steffen

How to Chisel Prices Under the Robinson-Patman Act

Kansas City reports discuss a controversial tactic where sellers offer discounts to some buyers equal to those given to others to render the Robinson-Patman Act impotent. The piece notes business leaders seek an antidote to the law, risking contempt for legal restraint as they plot schemes to dodge its reach, with continuation promised on page 11.

Kansas City Congress

Jobbing Business Cost Factors and Operating Methods

Chicago Sept. 10 Special bulletin by William L. Wagner, secretary of the United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association, outlines operating costs for jobbing firms from a 19‑question survey. Costs rise with city size. averages run 14.7, 13, and 11.7 percent of gross sales across population groups. results show similar expense patterns despite varying volumes.

Chicago William L. Wagner United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association Wagner

Henry Goodwin English Fruit Importer Dies in England

Henry Goodwin managing director of J. H. Goodwin Ltd Manchester died September 3. Born December 18, 1861 in Congleton, he built a global fruit import business. Survived by widow, two sons Harry and Charles, and daughter Mrs. J. S. Johnson. Company vows to continue conservative leadership.

New York Henry Goodwin J. & H. Goodwin, Ltd Manchester England Mr. Goodwin Congleton Congleton Hospital Goodwin Harry Charles Goodwin J. S. Johnson

Still Ring the Bell an Ad Request Turns to Village Church Tale

Montreal Star recounts a village grocer refusing an ad pitch saying the village has advertised for eighty years. A visitor asks about the hilltop building. the grocer answers it is the village church, dating about three hundred years. The visitor notes they still ring the bell.

Grocer Montreal Star

Kansas City market work to start after long delay

Kansas City officials announced that razing of the old City Hall annex will begin October 1 and the old city market January 1 as part of plans for a modern wholesale and retail market between Main and Walnut streets from Third to Fifth. City Manager H F McElroy said construction could proceed while other buildings are razed, with space for wholesalers retailers farmers and truckers. The Kansas City Southern plans to add storage and team tracks in a five block area east of Locust, and January 1 was set to start razing the present market.

Kansas City H. F. McElroy Old City Hall Old City Kansas City, Mo McElroy North Side Business and Improvement Association City Main Walnut Streets Fifth Street Fifth Streets Fourth Street Broadway Locust Kansas City Southern Locust Street Mr. McElroy Hal R. Lebrecht Phil ‘Pisciotta Herbert Ziegler Henry ‘Hanssen Louis Singer Edward Lorber Benjamin Yukon Harry Robinson Frank Lambacher Herbert Trask Nat Milgram Turney Gratz

Larger Early Bean Acreage in Everglades

Pahokee Florida reports unusually heavy early bean planting in the Lake Okeechobee region. With favorable weather by week’s end about 1500 acres of beans will be planted. Growers, now diking and pumping to handle rains, expect around 5000 acres of new land to be cultivated this season for vegetables.

Pahokee Fla Lake Okeechobee

Free Service For Growers And Shippers From The Packer

The Packer offers a free service department for subscribers to consult at no obligation. Tell us what you grow, quantities, shipping method, markets, and connections needed. We cover national markets and advise on safer, reliable routes through our exclusive representatives. Address The Packer Free Service Department Second and Delaware Sts Kansas City Mo.

Packer United States Packer, Free Service Department Second and Delaware Sts Kansas City, Mo

Tokay Market Strong as Lodi Tokays Move in Week

Tokay shipments from California's Lodi and Florin rise sharply with 70 to 75 cars daily at Lodi and 20 to 35 at Florin. The midweek market steadies around 80 cents cash track as demand and inquiry improve. quality is reported better than in recent years with bright stems and about 20 percent sugar content.

Lodi Calif Florin

First Florida grapefruit car shipped for 1937-38 season

Lakeland Florida September 10 The first car of Florida grapefruit for the 1937 38 season was shipped from Kendall Dade county to Baltimore A truck with 120 boxes went to Nashville Tenn First shipments from Dade county were earlier last season but this year the fruit arrived about ten days late Inspection showed only about one third of 400 boxes passed acid ratio and juice content tests and the rest were rejected Picking continues in Dade Lee and Manatee counties with several cars rolling north this week Officials report the fruit condition is below normal for the corve season

Lakeland Fla Florida Kendall Dade County Baltimore Tampa Nashville Tenn Lower West Coast Dade Lee Manatee

25 Percent Ocean Freight Increase Hits Washington Fruit

Wenatchee Washington September 10 United protests against a 25 percent rise in ocean freights on apples and pears. The Pacific Coast European conference of steamship lines rejected any reduction. Northwest Exporting Committee members from Washington and Oregon include Frank W. Taylor and others. The rate hike adds about 20 to 30 percent to former costs, affecting the fruit industry.

Wenatchee Wash United Washington Oregon Pacific Coast-European Conference of Steamship Lines Northwest Exporting Committee Northwest Export Committee Frank W. Taylor Ross M. Coolidge F. O. Schweitzer W. E. Miller Yakima A. A. Hukari John Duckwall Hood River R. R. Reter Medford J. A. Smith C. R. Paddock Seattle Ivan L. Plette R. G. Scearce F. K. Deuel Bert L. Baker Pacific Coast

Canadian fruit crops larger in 1937 report says apples peaches up

The Agricultural Branch of Canada's Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports larger apple, peach, and plum crops for 1937 than 1936, with apples up 25 percent, peaches up 46 percent, and plums up 36 percent. Pear production will be slightly smaller, about 7 percent below last year due to a small Ontario crop.

New York Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics Ontario Dominion

Grapefruit Growers to Begin Proration Talks

Members from Southern California desert and expanding districts met with the advisory committee of the Arizona orange grapefruit agency to request proration for the coming season. The committee will initiate machinery to enact proration, with further discussions planned next week involving George Musson Glenn Heipes L W Ott R Hess George Libby Robbins Russell, and Byron Showers plus one more member to be named.

Svapefruit League Repro-Uthern California Ers Suthornia Arizona Orange’ Grapefruit Agency George Musson Glenn Heipes L. W. Ott R. Hess George Libby Robbins Russell Byron Showers

Jonathan apple and Kieffer pear shipments to be heavy this week

Centralia Illinois correspondents report Jonathan apples and Kieffer pears moving from south central Illinois starting early September with heavy shipments expected this week. Crops are good with above normal quality though light in some varieties. movement will continue into October for apples and into November for pears, shipping to the north and northwest.

Centralia Ill Jonathan Illinois Flora Salem Sandoval Dix Kell Carbondale Rome Yorks

Opening Juice Grape Auctions Boost Jersey City Market

The first Juice grape sale at Monmouth street yards Jersey City drew 13 cars with mixed quality wine and table varieties selling from 95 cents to 1.40 per lug. A second sale Friday totaled about 19 cars as Alicantes Zinfandels mixed blacks and Petit Bouchet traded around 1.07 to 1.65 per lug, signaling a brisk season ahead with expected top quality.

New York Monmouth Street Yards Jersey City Alicantes

Fears for Safety of Barney Berman's Daughter in War Zone

In Shanghai for six months after marrying a newspaper correspondent Mrs Lilly Covit sister of Bob Berman of A B Produce is feared safe after a cable from Cordell Hull said she would leave the Sino Japanese war area on August 31. No further word has reached her family as Barney Berman Sr travels abroad and relatives fear for her safety.

Los Angeles Lilly Covit Bob Berman Barney Berman Shanghai Cordell Hull

Crop movement in western New York now on fall apples start

Western New York crop movement shifts as Elberta peaches begin to move in small quantities around Rochester Burt Newfane and Lockport with prices from 70 to 1.25 per basket. Bartlett pears moving fairly well with prices 1.40 to 1.50 per basket. Onions in good demand with yellow sacks selling f o b at 75 to 85 cents and smaller stock around 15 to 19 cents per unit.

Rochester N. Y New York U. S

Minnesota potato inspection law takes effect next week

Minnesota growers praise ideal weather and the new compulsory potato inspection law, set to start September 15. Thirty seven inspectors will operate across the state with dealer cooperation to enforce the act, and branch offices opened in Hollandale Moorhead and East Grand Forks to handle details and issue certificates.

Minneapolis Minnesota J. A. Whaley Whaley Hollandale Moorhead East Grand Forks

Shipping on Consignment Still Strong in Market

Pittsburgh report notes the George Lasbury Company processed the week of August 30 to September 4 showing about 100 truck loads of fruits and vegetables sold, including 12 861 bushels of peaches. On September 3 the firm handled 26 truck loads or 4 715 bushels of peaches. The company operates pure consignments with no joint accounts. Shipments moved from Virginia West Virginia Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania and Ohio from around 30 shippers. The data suggests many shippers still trust consignment.

Pittsburgh George Lasbury Company George Lasbury Virginia West Virginia Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio

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New Market Salinas Jonathan Deal Cincinnati Z Trade Commission Robinson-Patman North Carolina Artinsburg San Luis Valley Plant City Cape Califognia William New Orleans Racine Patman United Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Assn Produce Déaslers Tokay Flork Trindla Bartlett
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