Florida citrus crop outlook shows oranges lead as grapefruit short
Florida citrus for this season expected to total 4.6 to 5.0 million boxes with oranges dominating while grapefruit is 50 to 60 percent below last year. Early orange shipments begin mid October. drought and October hurricane fallout cited. Reports from multiple counties detail variable yields from near normal to very short, with emphasis on Florida’s east coast seeing fair crops and northern counties faring better for oranges.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Florida: Citrus Exchange
Chase & Co
Orange
Lake
Volusia County
Hillsboro
Polk
de Soto
Lee
Arar
Glen St. Mary
Baker Co
Brevard Co
City Point
Rock Ledge
Georgiana
Lotus
Malabar
Hrevard Co
Tilman
Melbourne
Fila
Eau Gallie
Titusville
Dade County
Little River
Fia
Dade Co
Biscayne
Lemon City
Naranja
Redland
Gould
Homestead
Na Fania
Bowling Green
de Soto Co
Fort Ogden
Lily
Wauchula
DeSoto Co
Zolfo
Brooksville
Hernando Co
Clearwater
Hillsboro Co
Hillsboro County
Plant City
Dunedin
City
Tampa
Pillsboro Co
Emeralda
Lake Co
Lady Lake
Esmeralda
Umatilla
Fruitland Park
Leesburg
E. B. Peter
California
Farpe
Stratten Arrested Over Florida Green Grapefruit Shipment
J S Stratten of Kissimmee was arrested on a warrant by the Florida Citrus Exchange for shipping green fruit from Wabasso to the Brackett Co New York. The car was examined by inspectors and deemed ripe and fit for consumption. Stratten posted bond to appear in Fort Pierce Oct 10 as grand jury action looms.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Stratten
Kiesimmee
Patten
Florida Citrus Exchange
Circuit ‘Court
Wabaeso
B. B. Brackett Co
New York
Packer
Jones Grove
Stratten Fe Shipping
Florida Citrua Exchange
Brackett
Wabasso
Jones’ Grove
New
Brown & Seccomb
Board of Health
H. R. Brackett Co
Leesburg
E. R. Brackett Co
Stratton
Grand Jury
Brackett Co
Ode
O Connor Aims To Show Portland How To Do Business
Eugene OConnor, after a Denver failure, vows to display new tricks in Portland Ore He warns that if his Denver record repeats he will make history with new wrinkles for Portland He left town amid mourning shippers and other creditors following his departure
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Eugene O'Connor
Denver
Portland
Ore
EU O’connor
O’connor
Government crop report highlights September 1 estimates
The September 1 crop report from the Agricultural Department lists orange production estimates by state and the U. S. average. Florida ranked high with strong prospects, while Mississippi and Louisiana show varied figures and California indicates smaller output.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arizona
California
Are Rabbits Hares New York Sept. 29
The piece notes confusion over whether New York state game laws ban selling rabbits versus hares. Authorities debate if cotton-tails and jackrabbits fall under the term hare, since the law prohibits sale of dead bodies of wild hares and officials say this may include rabbits.
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New York
America
Forest and Game Commission of
Fleming to Enter Brokerage and Shipping in Florida
I M Fleming resigns as manager of the Georgia Fruit Exchange in Atlanta and will terminate duties at year end. He plans to enter brokerage and shipping in Florida to represent northern houses in shipping districts and act as a marketing agent for shippers. H D Marks likely to succeed him.
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I. M. Fleming
Atlant
Fleming
Georgia Frust Exchange
Exchange
Florida
Mr. Fleming
H. D. Marks
Paine & Williams Discontinues Buffalo Fruit Firm
Paine & Williams, led by Geo. D. Paine, ceased operations last week as one of Buffalo’s oldest fruit and vegetable firms. Paine withdraws from Buffalo Fruit Auction Co. to pursue brokerage, with new town connections. their Market Street store will be taken over by T. & J. Leon.
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Paine & Williams
Buffalo
Geo. D. Paine
Paine
Buffalo Fruit Auction Co
West Market Street
T. & J. Leon
California Fruit Growers' Exchange faces restraint charges
The report details California Fruit Growers' Exchange control of about 61 percent of the state's orange and grapefruit trade. It notes shipments totaling about 46 000 cars valued around 175 million dollars, with industry employment near 150 000. Authorities in Los Angeles and Washington examine possible restraint of trade as debates over independent dealers and market power continue.
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Los Angeles
Californit
Soa
Ornya Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Bre
Indus Browers Exonduge
East
Pri
Agi
Silfo
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Department of Justice
Washington
LaFollette
Chamber of Commerce
A. I. McCormick
U. S
Joseph R. Darling
Jos Angeles
California
Round Ma Bess
Stoke
California Citrus Crop Prospects from Southern California
The California citrus season reports total shipments around 46 000 cars for the state, with a value near 50 million dollars. Northern districts expect about 11 300 cars for holiday shipping and southern districts foresee a late, slightly smaller crop of around 45 00 cars.
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California
Caltfornia
California Orange Prices Lifted by Good Season
Los Angeles reports a large California orange crop with satisfactory prices amid war-time conditions. Executives from the California Fruit Growers Exchange and Mutual Orange Distributors cite quality fruit, strong demand, extensive advertising, and ample supply as key factors driving steady prices and high consumption across major markets.
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A. Gregory
Mutual Orange Distributors
Nedlands
Sid
Oran
Wis
Wink
Lalse
Valencia
Mutual Grange
California
Pears in scant supply slow to move at Chicago market
Chicago market reports slow movement of pears with 11 varieties on offer. Southern Illinois stock arrives in bad condition with overripe crawled and spotted fruit. Prices range from 1 to 1.50 per barrel for inferior fruit, Bartletts drawing 4.50 to 5.00 per barrel as buyers focus on better stock. Dealers expect a stronger market soon.
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Chicago
Ilinoia
Florida citrus crop outlook and other market notes
Crop reports from Florida and California outline the citrus season while Wisconsin cabbage and Michigan peach or fruit notes surface. The paper also mentions market activity in Cleveland, Chicago, and Kansas City with vegetable and fruit updates and talks on Bitter Root maples.
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Texas
Philwelphia
Louisiana
Herb Emerson
Arizona
Chicago Street Notes
Kansas City
Michigan
Chicago
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Indiana
Fremont
Mich
C. Vollenweider
J. A. Steinhardt
Arthur G. Kugelman
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Uncle Sam
Truste
Fornia
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Restratiy
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Fatea
Prethods
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Geo. W. Olivit
Apple
Welsman
Ualso Teninatt
Stokes
Newark
Pittsburg
Bronwn & Co
Louisville
ekford-Rodman
Mr. Longstreet
New Atlantic Fruit Co
New Orleans
Tride
Nashville
Newton
Miss
Columbia
Califor
Nia Exchange
Almeria
N. G. Gibson
Apple News of Virginian
Surkin, Cohen & Co
John W. Graham
Miami
J. Slutopolsky & Son
Richmond
England
Amsterdam
Holland
Marion Station
Largo
Lakeland
New_York state
Citra
Fairville
United Stores Movement
North American Fruit Exchange
Justis
Kentucky
Butler
Jacob Keck
George
Halesee
Ragh IE
Pacific Coast
Elberton
Redwood
Watsonville
Stockton
Washington County
Wenatchee
Vina
Albert Miller & Co
Rutstein & Son
Serios Itess& Woolfolk
J. Pomeroy
Southern Poultry Dealers
Mobile
Charleston
D. C
Canton
Pacific Packing Co
Hill
Spokane
Rialto Packing Company
Salem
Beavertown
Orenco
Mouston
Tex
Dade
S. T. Johnston
Humbolt County
Spain
Eeer Tal Sj
Canon City
New York Central
Deciduous Movement
S. Segari
Long Island
Rogers, Ark
Fort Produce Co
RAEOE
Apple Congress
Dili & Dean of
Webster-Bales Commission — Co
Greeley
Ft. Collins
Col
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St. Tunis
Mesers Charters
Woodford
St. Louis
Aeuak
Tulare
Tilure
John Scroges
San Joaquin Valley
Tulare County
Butte County
Riverside
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Pomona
Ontario-Cucamongs
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Tustin
EL Madena
Santa Ana
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Reese
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Pasadena
Fullerton
Rialto
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Colton
Whittier
Ventura County
Glendale
San Diego County
Anaheim
Los Angeles Co
Riverside Co
San Bernardino Co
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Santa Barbara
Son Orange Co
Tukare Co
Ciitrus
BA. Woodford
Wm. Hinckle
Edmund Peycke
Edmund Peycke Co
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