German market outlook favors limited US apples in 1933 34
A report from Vice-Consul Alan N. Steyne in Hamburg finds the German market for American apples and pears during November 1933 to May 1934 will absorb only about 50 percent of last season’s shipments through January and 65 percent from January to April. Prime fruit will fetch prices, while excess shipments could hurt prices. Pears are less price sensitive, with Anjou the main good market. Local dealers store prime German and Bohemian apples, signaling price pressure may ease with the new year.
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Master code changes eyed as apple trade slumps
In Rochester, N Y R G Phillips secretary of the International Apple Association reports the A A A has submitted further master code changes to the Washington industry committee for study and says copies will be ready for public hearing. He notes U S apple exports fell from 20 361 472 bushels in 1930 31 to 13 753 809 in 1932 33 a 33 percent drop while year to date shows a 46 cent loss. Canadian exports rose about 95 percent to 1 573 292 barrels by November 11 from 806 562 last season.
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Plan to Control Fruit Offerings at St Louis Market
The St. Louis trade proposes a plan to manage fruit offerings by gathering advance manifests from receivers and shippers. A committee meets daily at 2 p.m. to decide which cars are auctioned for the next day, with broad participation across trade divisions and authority to control offerings.
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Cold storage apple stocks show nationwide totals
Washington reported November 1 inventories with 935000 barrels 9962000 boxes and 6663000 bushel baskets in cold storage, down from the year earlier totals of 1242000 barrels 987 etc. The figures reflect shipments from Louisiana Texas and the Americas Central Fruit Auction Company group chaired by C T Frissell with H C Pixley as an active member.
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Better Export Trade Reported by Northwest
Yakima Washington November 23 Trading in apples for export has risen driven by Newtowns with Winesaps in demand. UK leads orders with Germany and Holland also present while France sales remain down from last year. Domestic markets seek Delicious Winesap Jonathans and Romes trade in bulk Jonathans and Romes to California points.
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Irregular Apple Market Report From New York Trade
Apple dealers report irregular demand in New York with reduced interest in basket and boxed Greenings and McIntosh. Early week trade started slowly but may improve with colder weather. barreled stock shows more action while offgrade fruit remains hard to move. No. 1 Baldwins sold around 75 cents, select fruit up to 1.25, Spies and Wealthies in barrels top at 2.50, Delicious basket sales at 0.90 to 1.50, with other varieties 0.85 to 1.25.
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Morgenthau Faces Hard Task in Currency Reform
Washington, D. C. central press staff writer notes Acting Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. tackles a difficult role amid a new commodity money plan. Critics include Yale’s James H. Rogers and Cornell economist Warren, while President Roosevelt weighs every advisory input. The piece contrasts Treasury foes like William Woodin and Dean Acheson with Wall Street influence and previews broader political and economic tensions.
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Stock figures show pear storage and five year averages
The monthly report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics lists pear storage on November 1 with 1,660,000 boxes and 223,000 baskets, down from 1,768,000 boxes and 253,000 baskets last year. Five year averages on November 1 are 2,053,000 barrels, 13,478,000 boxes and 545,000 baskets.
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Thanks for kindness during our bereavement
The Pierce family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after a bereavement. Appreciation extends for the flowers and the use of cars during this time from W. H. Pierce and Family.
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