Way Is Paved For Admission of More Apples and Pears Into France
New York report on January 23 details negotiations led by J A Smith of Gwinnette Prince Inc and officials from the State Department and French government. The talks open the way to export about 1 000 000 bushels of apples and pears to France valued at over two and a half million dollars benefiting American growers amid rising U S demand and New Deal effects. storage figures compare this January 1 with a year ago showing larger holdings in barrels boxes and baskets for apples and pears with pears in storage and historical five year averages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. A
Gwinte & Prince, Inc
Seattle
Wash
Washington, D. C
United States State Department
France
Mr. Smith
Pacific Coast
Samuel Fraser
International Apple Association
Roger Capgras
Paris
Washington
Smith
United States
State Department
America
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Pear
New York State Growers Back Standard Brand for Fruit
About 200 people attended a hearing in Rochester urging a state owned brand to promote fruit quality. They backed licensing and revocation power, with inspectors ensuring grade adherence and placards on retailers showing variety and grade. Perley Eastman noted 500 of 6500 shipments in 1933 failed grading, underscoring compliance need.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York State
New York
Clarke
Floor
Perley S. Eastman
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Cold Storage Men to Meet in St. Louis Feb 7 to 10
Members of the American Warehousemen's Association and its Cold Storage division will hold their forty third annual convention at the Coronado Hotel in St. Louis from February 7 to 10. Plans are nearing completion with executives conferring on arrangements. Ladies are invited and railroad fare details and the opening session program will be announced soon. Attendees are urged to book Coronado reservations early.
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ST. Louis
American Warehousemen’s Association
Coronado Hotel
W. M. O'Keefe
Association of Refrigerated
Appell
Little
Committee On
O’keefe
Coronado
Trading slower in Yakima apple market
In Yakima Washington the domestic apple jobbing trade was less responsive to quotes last week with lighter export demand. Prices held and no market decline occurred while growers move Winesaps to cold storage and packing of Winesaps continued. Jonathans mostly unpacked. Romes tonnage large in loose boxes.
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Yakima
Wash
Good Apples Selling Well at New York Market
Jan 23 steady market for southern and eastern basket apples with strong demand for selected stock. Unloadings light and overall volume below expectations as colder weather may lift demand. Prices quoted for Baldwins and other varieties in baskets and barrels.
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New York
Northwestern
Rhode Island
Apples Quiet in Philadelphia Market
Philadelphia January 23 Apple market remained quiet last week with moderate demand and offerings. Best Virginia and Maryland Staymans sold from 1.50 to 1.75 per bush basket, with top prices for exceptional quality and off grades as low as 65 cents.
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Philadelphia
Virginia
Maryland
Fruit Market Shows Mixed Demand In Detroit Week
Detroit January 23. Trading on the local market opened with brisk demand and active buying but Tuesday saw little demand and draggy trading. Apple market stayed steady with good demand for quality fruit while ordinary and inferior lots sold across a wide price range.
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Detroit
Prices steady for apples in St Louis market
A fair movement of apples was recorded in St Louis with prices mostly unchanged. A few Washington boxed apples rose slightly while Illinois bushels showed typical ranges including Golden Delicious 1.75 to 2.00, Red Delicious 1.35 to 1.75, Grimes 0.85 to 1.10, Jonathans 0.85 to 1.10, and No 1 Winesaps 1.25 to 1.50.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Illinois
Grimes
Jonathans
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
U. S
Maine
U .S
New York
Eastern Shore
Jersey
Washington Produce
Baltimore Livestock
Wife Preservers Buy Apples in Bulk for Cooking
A note explains that wives buy apples in bulk for cooking and salads but should select carefully for eating, emphasizing quality over quantity.
Wheat and other grain market quotations
Baltic prices show No 2 red winter wheat at 95 3 4 in January with nearby months 95 3 4 and 96 1 4. Chicago cash prices list Hard and mixed wheat futures with No 3 at 90 and other grades around 82 to 89 1 2. Yard notes include corn oats barley and other staples with varied quotes and regional reports from Baltimore Washington and Jersey City markets.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Orgea
Local Market Prices and Feed Products Listing
A scanned local market page lists dairy and mixed feeds with percentages and prices for various items such as corn meal in 5 and 10 lb sacks, cracked corn, screenings, and Middlings. It also shows butter and other dairy products, poultry feed, and dressed hog prices, reflecting daily wholesale and retail rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oas
Ihaibe
Roller Jerseys Lead In Testing For Past Month
J. S. and Paul Rollers' herd of ten Jersey cows led the Rockingham County Dairy Herd Improvement Association for January. They averaged 602 pounds of milk and 39.08 pounds of butter fat. C. S. Solenberger and Brother have the high cow, a grade Jersey. She gave 1,249 pounds of milk and 62.5 pounds of butter fat.
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J. 8S
Paul
Jersey
Rockingham County
J. S. & Paul Roller
J. O
H. J. Hardesty
J. H. Fisher & Son
Solenberger
Gilbert P. Wright
Paul Roller
Solenberger Bro
Byrd Bros
J. O. Beard
JC. S. Solenberger
Solenberger & Bro
John H. Aleer
M. Driver & Bro
J. 8
Y. O. Beard
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Northwest
Baltimore Butter and
U.S
Plymouth Rocc
Plymouth Rock
Jersey City
The
Star
U. 8
Patent Office
Roller
Stanley
Bensons Store
Qos Lee W. Sta
Club
Clyde Deer
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Kas
Deer
Bob Brady
Brady
Boston
Switzerland
N. Main St
Wenders
Buncutter
S. Braddock St
Neck
James BR. Graham
Winchester
Sten Bated
Ter Presbytery
Winchester Phalane & Stationers, Inc
Iil
Conoco Bronze
Conoco
Tony Sarg
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