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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
14
Colonel L Brown reports the carryover of old potatoes remains large and depresses prices and the outlook for the new crop. Bulk shipments continue from Maine New York and Pennsylvania while Midwest crops add to supplies. Pro ration plans and weather could shape a late season with avoided gluts.
The pepper market shows handsome prices as supplies tighten after a freeze. Cuban stock remains limited, Florida lots are scarce and move quickly in major markets. By mid February New York prices hit 7 to 8 dollars per crate on top Florida marks.
Florida estimates show principal crops valued at 87.474 million in 1934, up from 70.618 million in 1933 and 62.894 million in 1932. Staple crops reach 19.126 million, while truck crops total 25.274 million as yields meet 98.2 percent of ten year average.
The Florida Citrus Institute promotes advertising to boost Florida citrus demand. Leaders like Lorenzo Wilson Edward Ball and Earl Brown push industry ads over brand ads, emphasize strict grade and pack control, and advocate amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act to back marketing rules and protect quality fruit.
New York dispatch reports celery supplies have been tight since Florida delayed its first shipments. Prices averaged higher for midwinter, with 3 to 4 dollars per crate in mid February. The celery control committee expects ample Florida supply soon, while California output remains lighter and centered in Chula Vista with 500 cars slated after February 15.
Mexico has profited from a tighter domestic tomato market and is shipping more tomatoes than last season. About 500 cars have been imported so far, versus 200 cars a year ago. The Mexican crop is in good condition and could boost exports if conditions stay favorable. Florida reports a slow crop with light shipments until mid March, but prospects and quality look strong. Florida’s spring crop will influence prices as it increases.
Federal feed authorities recommend blackstrap molasses for animal feed in periods when other feed crops are scarce. The guidance aims to stabilise supply for farms facing limited options and price pressures.
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