Missing pages 26-27.

lorida State Department of Agricultu
than iayo, Comnissioncr

St.te f.arketin, BuDrcau
L.D'.Rhodos, Corzrissioner

1936-37 SEASON
AL NUAL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE REPORT
FLORIDA STATE ".-8:ETT.G BURiEAU

By Frank Scruggs,iarket News Specialist
OUTLIinE ,AP OF FLORIDA

munbers corresponding to Rail Shipping Rank of Counties)

Pensacola

1936-37 Season
20 Counties LT.rdinv In Rail Shirmcnts

r'.V County Carlots
1 Polk 16,957
2 Orangoc 5,842
3 Sominole ,S192
4 Palm Beach 6,141
5 Lake 5,156
6 Dade 4,446
7 Broward 2,929
8 Ianate 2,893
9 Hillsborough 2,615
10 Pinellas 2,45-
11 Alachu, 1,736
12 Sarasota 1,632
15 St. Johns 1,538
14 tkrion 1,449
15 Highl.nds 1,194
16 Lee 1,095
17 Volusic 727
18 Hardcc 658
19 DoSoto 657
20 St. Luc'io 66
total 20 Courti'es 72,956
thcr Countics,Rail 6,770
ick-up Express 2.807
o0al Rail & Exp. 82,533
otal Boat 26.644
RAND TOTAL 109,177

County Seat
Bartvow
Orlando
Sanford
West Palm Beach
Tavarcs
Mi mi
Ft. Laudcrd-lc
Brtddcnton
Tampa
Clearn-.ter
Gainesville
Sarasota
St. Augustine
Ocala
Scbring
Ft. Myers
DoLand
Wauchula
Arcadia
Ft. Pierce

FLORIDA SiATih FAPERS '"ARLT':

Sanford :Fruits,Vcg;etblcs,Produce
'.auchula :Fruits,Vcgctablcs,Produce
Oc.l 1 :Fruijts,Vcgctablcs,Produce
Chipley :Croc.cry Livcstock)
Live Oak :Tobacco
Tallahasccc :Livestock
Palatl-, :!'nrit3 & Vcgetables

Jacksonville

Hastings

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17

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't.?ierce

I cechobec
Glade
T.PalmBecach
Pompano
Port
iEvergladcs

1li mai

FEDERAL- S TATE
MARKET NETS STATIO:IS

Jrclrsonville:Di .tribution HN-e Crnter
Jacksonville :All Fruits & vcgcta.bles
Lakcle id :All Citrus
Sanford :Cclcry a-d Escarole
Popa.1no :Bcans,Pc-ns,Tonatocs,M'
Belle Glade :DBc.ns,Tom.toescs .mS.
Pl.nt City :Strae'bcrrie,,-isMc.
Bradenton :Celery, To'\.to Hastings :Potatoes
Lccsburr :'.tcrr-clins
GL.incsvll, :'."at( rrclons

Copics of our County Shirin.n i 'ri -:+ rihowii.g indivi':"al
comnoditizs by mnonths,July st-Junc 0Oth,-r.y be obtained by c qicst.

oitcrtber 1, 1937.

Florid?. State :.rectin.T 'yrLu-
204 S .i J:c.- Bldg., Jm:c.:r.ohvillo,i4a.

TABLE OF COI'TENTS

Pages

Summary of 1936-37 Season with comparison for previous seasons,
together with miscellaneous comments on tabulations............. 1 5

Statistics and Estimates of Fruits and Vegetables for 1936-37
showing volume, together with gross and net value............... 6 8

Six Year Volume and Value Estimates for Fruits and Vegetables.... 9

Volume and Value Estimates on Oranges, Grapefruit, and Tangerines
for 10 years, 1927-28 to 1936-37 inclusive.......................10-13

Florida Citrus Plantings by Counties according to 1934 Survey.... 14

Florida Citrus Production for 1936-37 expressed in relative
percentages for the various producing counties................... 15

Rail Shipments (Straight Cars) Fruits and Vegetables for
1936-37 by Counties with comparisons for 3 Previous Seasons......16-25

Rail Carlot Shipments by Commodities and by Months in 1936-37,... 26

Boat Shipments (Carlot Equivalent) From Florida Ports in
Domestic Trade by Commodities and Months in 1936-37.............. 27

Exports (Carlot Equivalent) of Fresh Citrus from Florida Ports
in 1936-37 also L.C.L. or Pick-Up-Exprcss for 1936-37 Season..... 27

Total Rail, Boat and Express Shipments by Months for 1936-37..... 28

Total Rail, Boat, and Express Shipments from Florida for 10 Years 29

Florida Vegetable, Strawberry and Watermelon Acreage by
Counties for 3 Seasons (1936-37 not available)...................30-35

Federal-State Inspection (voluntary) for 1936-37 Season........... 35

Acreage of Principal Florida Tiuck Crops for 14 Years ........... 36

State Citrus Fruit Inspections (compulsory) for 1936-37 Season... 37

Florida Citrus Shipments by Commodities, by Months, by Rail,
Boat and Truck for 1935-36 and 1936-37........................... 38

Boat Destinations of Florida Citrus by Cities for 1936-37 Season. 39

Tfuck DSt nations of Florida Citrus by States for 1936-37 Season 39

Rail and Boatr-Unloads of Certain Florida Commodities in 66 Markets 40

Unloads/ofSpQcified Commodities from all producing States

including Florida, in 66 Markets................................ 41

Pop6~lrt,i 9ip' by States, and by larger markets in said States...... 42

FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
STATE MARKETING BUREAU
1936-37
ANNUAL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE REPORT
STATE MARKETING BUREAU
By Frank Scruggs, Market News Specialist

Florida has a fruit and vegetable industry with a fixed investment
exceeding $500,000,000 while more than ,50,000,000 is invested annually
in producing and marketing the crops. More than 600,000 acres are
utilized and more than 150,000 people are employed full or part time
in this important industry. Florida has an area of 35,000,000 acres of
which only 2,750,000 are in cultivation which allows for the future
increase in the production of fruits and vegetables as well as for
other agricultural commodities.

1936-37 SEASON
The past season was unusual and quite remarkable in several re-
spects. First we were faced with the largest citrus crop in the
history of Florida, exceeding 40,000,000 boxes for the first time.
Secondly some of the vegetable, strawberry, and melon acreage was ro-
peatedly set-back by either excessive rains, frost, or cold winds. In
spite of the largo citrus crop and the abnormal growing conditions the
growers ended the season with more than average success and far more
success than generally expected.
Approximately 163,000 carloads of fruits and vegetables were
harv.stod with a gross Florida value, of nearly $108,000,000.

Comparison with other Seasons.
The total fruit and vegetable volume for 19:56-37 season was the
heaviest on record exceeding the average of the prior 5 years by
31,827 carloads or 19 percent. The only year which has approached the
past season in volume was in 1930-31 when approximately 150,000
carloads were harvested.
The total gross crop value for 1936-37 season harvest was
$107,929,514 while the average for prior 5 years was $74,616,565. The
heaviest gross crop value prior to 1936-37 was in 1930-31 when the
estimated gross value amounted to fb7,050,000, showing that the past
season was the heaviest on record by more than ;20,000,000.

CITRUS IN 1936-37
The total volume of all citrus utilized during the 1936-37 season
amounted to an estimated 102,827 carloads with an estimated gross value
of $68,838,758 and an estimated net value of $24,579,298 after deduct-
ing production and marketing costs, but before deducting for interest,
depreciation, and taxes.
Rail and boat citrus shipments had a gross fob Florida box value
of $2.04 and a net value of 75$. Oranges had a gross of $2.50 and a
net of $:1.15; and grapefruit a gross of $1.48 and a net of 35$.
Tangerines had a gross of 1p.45 and a net loss of 20$ per box.

Comparison with other Seasons.
The 1936-37 citrus season with a total volume of 102,827 carloads
or 40,601,208 exceeded the prior 5 year average of 75,501 carloads or
28,886,000 boxes by 40 percent. The record volume prior to 1936-37 was
in 1930-31 when an estimated 35,004,971 boxes wore utilized. Gross
crop value was 113,000,000 more than for any previous season. Gross
return of 22.04 per box for 1936-37 season was 3$ less than the average
for the past 10 years but the net value per box of 75$ was 20e above
the average for same period. Lower marketing cost increased the net.
1

Pagi. 2
Several factors were instrumental in making the final result; of
1936-37 citrus seasons far more successful than anticipated.
The total orange crop in thu United States appeared very large
until a severe freeze in California in January cut her mid-winter and
early spring shipments domw to a point where Florida's crop could be
moved et a price satisfactory to most of the growers of this State.
The total grapefruit supply was affected, but to a lesser extent,
by the January freezes in Arizona and California. Another factor
which helped the grapcfruit situation was the national advertising cam-
paign sponsored by the Florida Citrus Cormission; the GovcrronLnt pur-
chase of more than 900,000 boxes for relief'purposes; the record
cannery output, the sales promotion in cooperation with the chain stores
the market activities of the Florida Citrus Control Committco, and at
the close of the season, the lateness of competing crops.

VEGETABLES, STRAWBERRIES, AND MELONS IN 1936-37
The 1936-37 volume of these commodities shipped canned and locally
consumed is estimated as equivalent to 60,118 carloads with a gtoss
Florida fob car or truck value of $39,090,756.
Rail and boat shipments amounted to 42,298 carloads with a gross
value of $30,700,206 or an average of $726 per carload.

Comparison with other Years.
The 1936-37 Florida gross fob value of vegetables, strawberries,and
melons h-rvestcd was $39,090,756 as compared to prior 5 year average
of 'I31,80b,297 and almost C5,000,000 more than recent best years. The
1936-37 volume of 60,118 carloads compared most favorably with the 5
year average of 55,622 carloads harvested for-all purposes.
1936-37 rail and boat shipments of 42,298 carloads were slightly
above the average of 42,086 carloads for the prior 5 years.

Beans in 1936-37
The total volume of 8,389 carloads had an estinlated gross Florida
fob value of $6,705,177. The total acreage was estimated at 61,000
acres which was approximately the same as for the prior season and
above the average for 5 years. Palm Beach County accounted for 36,800
acres, 'roward for 14,000, thu remainder widely scattered throughout
the State. The growing season in South Florida was marked by several
damaging frosts and rains.

Cabbage in 1936-37
Production in Florida was equivalent to 3,214 carloads with a gross
fob Florida value of $921,237.
Cabbage acreage of 8,500 in 1936-37 was 500 loss than ho year
before but approximately 1,500 more than the average for the 5 previous
years. Palm Beach led with 1,500, mliuber next with 1,0000,. T"- .,e c0,
and the remaining acreage was widely scattered, principally in i'-ri.,
. ,,rcteo,Alachua, Polk, Seminole, Hillsborough, Lake, Flaglor, Okeecho-
bee, and Hendry Counties. The yield was'quite spotted due to bad
weather. Prices were low principally because of liberal supply in
Texas, and other States. South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia
enjoyed a more open winter than usual and had more cabbage than
customary.
Celery in 1936-37
Florida produced a total of 10,195 carl-ads of celery with a
Florida fob gross value of $6,095,300,
The 1936-37 acreage was 7,500, as compared to 6,500 acres for prior
year and was, according to available records, the largest acreage ever
planted. The yield as well as the market'was spotted.

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Seminole County led with 3,650, Sarasota next with 1,400, and the
remaining celery acreage was found principally in Manatee, Palm Beach,
and Marion Counties. The rail and boat shipments of 9,090 carloads
have been exceeded once in 1927-28 and again in 1929-30. On the other
hand the volume trucked out is approximately 600 cars more than then
when there was very little movement by truck.

Peppers in 1936-37
The volume harvested, excluding that which went out in mixed cars,
was 2,311 carloads with a Florida gross value of $1,645,488, both
volume and value being about average. Acreage of 7,200 was 700 above
1935-36 season but was about the average for prior 5 years. Broward
County led with 1,700 acres, Hillsborough'noxt with 750, Manatee with
500, and the remainder widely scattered but principally in Sumter, Lee,
Hardee, Alachua, and Orange Counties.

Potatoes in 1936-37
Total production was 8,095 carloads with a gross value of
J5,184,360, the volume being considerably above the 5 year average of
4,907 carloads. The value per carload was slightly above average.
Growing conditions were some better than the average of recent years.
Potato acreage of 31,300 was also much heavier than the 22,000 acreage
for prior 5 years. St. Johns County reported 7,000, Putnam 3,500,
Flaglor 3,000, Dade 3,000, with the remaining acreage principally in
Alachua, Lee, Volusia, Escambia, and Palin Beach Counties.

Tomatoes in 1936-37
This was the leading vegetable in gross value to Florida and was
exceeded in volume only by celery. Tomato volume was estimated at
8,530 carloads, including trucked out, consumed, and canned, with a
Florida gross value of $7,220,750. The volume was 400 carloads loss
than the average for prior 5 years. The gross value per car for rail
and boat shipments was estimated at $1,025 approximately the same as
in 1935-36 but considerable above the $822 average for previous 5 years.
Total tomato acreage for the. State was 32 500 or about 600 acres
more than the average of recent years. Dade County led with 10,900,
Collier next with 2,800, Broward 2,500, Manatee 2,350, Palm Beach 2,000,
and the remainder confined principally to Sumter, Marion, Hillsborough,
Hardoe, Loo, St. Lucio, and Indian River Counties. The yield was very
spotted due to excessive cold, winds, or rain in most of the winter
and early spring sections.

Other Vegetables in 1936-37
Cucumber production was only 869 carloads with gross value of
$893,216. Acreage, volume, and value was average. State acreage was
5,600, Hardeo leading with 900, Alachua next with 650, Sumtcr 500, the
remainder scattered but principally in Loo, Levy, and Manatee Counties.

Eggplant volume not including. portion shipped in mixed cars was
540 carloads with a gross value of '294,720, slightly above average.
Acreage was 1,350 and considerably below average. Principal areas of
production were Loc, Manatoo, Hornando, Broward, Hardoe and Hills-
borough Counties.

Lettuce volume not including portion in mixed cars was estimated
at 521 carloads with gross Florida value of $220,450. Acreage of 900
was about average. Volume and prices wore slightly above average.
Principal areas of production wore Manatee, Seminole, Marion, Orange,
and Sumter Counties.

Green Pea volume of 674 carloads had a gross value of 427,832,
which was considerably below 1935-36 duo to smaller acreage and
unfavorable growing conditions. Acreage of 6,200 was well above the 5
year average, Palm Bench loading with 4,000 and remainder widely
scattered.

Miscellancous and Mixcd Veectables showed a total volume of 8,547
With a gross Florida value of '4,837,392, slightly above average for
recent years. Corn, carrots, cruliflower, escarole, greens, onions,
booet, turnips, and sweet potatoes are included with other commodities
commonly shipped in mixed cars.

Strawberries in 1936-37
Total volume of 1,953 c leadss had a gross value of $3,220,117,the
volume being slightly less than average but the gross value slightly
higher. Acreage of 8,800 showed Hillsborough with 4,000, Polk 1,400,
Bradford 1,050, Herdeo 950 with most of remainder in Manatee and
Sumtcr Counties.

Watermelons" in 1956-37
The volume of 5,698 carloads had a gross Florida fob car or truck
value 6f$1,179,352, the volume being rvorage but well above the aver-
age in gross value per carload. An acreage of 19,500 was widely
scattered but located principally in Alachua, Lake, Suwannoo, Marion,
Gilchrist, Jackson., and Madison Counties.

Miscellaneous Comments
The movement by truck increased considerably during the 1936-37
season, more than 75 percent of this volume going to Southeastern
States including Tennessee, Kentucky; Virginia, and 'oest Virginia.
Rail movement gained some due principally to lower rates to areas
affected by truck and boat transportation.
Boat movement was relatively lower but the 1936-37 volume was
more, due to heavier total crop volume. Leading shipping ports were
Jacksonville, Ft. Pierce, Tampa, and Miami.
Comprehensive tabulations have been prepared this season for the
first time showing detailed citrus data for 10 years for oranges,
grapefruit and tangerines separately. See pages 10-13 inclusive.
Acreage figures by counties and commodities are for the first time
show-. in the 1936-37 report. Obviously there is ample opportunity for
an estimator, however careful, to make errors in estimating miscellan-
eous acreages in the less important counties. It is difficult enough
to get accurate reports and estimates even in the more concentrated
areas. It is believed that the acroeaG estimates will satisfy the
frequent and consistent demand for same. Sec pages 30-36 inclusive.
Citrus fruit inspections by counties is a new feature of this
1936-37 report. These inspections are compulsory by State law but
apply only to commercial shipments. Grapefruit to the extent of
926,976 boxes used for relief purposes and 7,305,512 boxes of grape
fruit and oranges used for canneries did not require State inspection.
Additional quantities of oran es grapefruit and tangerines locally
consumed were not inspected. The foregoini inspection figures repre-
sent tabulations as reported by State inspectors at the respective
packing houses in the various counties. It may be noted that citrus
might be packed in one county and loaded in another county,and it is
possible for citrus to be picked in one county, packed in another, and
loaded for shipments in still another county.

Pago 5
It should also be noted that considerable citrus is shipped to
port in bulk and packed at port as well as inspected there. This is
especially true for Duval, St. Lucio, and Hillsborough Counties.
Citrus -fruit inspected at Florida ports for 1936-37 season through
June 30; standardbox equivalent was:
Port Oranges Grapcfruit Tangarines Total
Jacksonvillo 3,528,626 1,149,915 551,451 5,229,992
Ft. Pierce 926,885 1,342,739 150,361 2,419,985
Tampa 967,333 598,209 64,375 1,629,917
'eost Palm Beach 22,504 47,549 9,376 79,429
Port Everglados 12,391 1,797 -177 14,365
Miami '155 1,638 1,793
Total 5,45',894 3,141,847 775,740 9,375,481
From the above it appears that Ft. Pierce is making rar3d strides
as a chipping port for in past seasons boat shipments were confined
principally to. Jacksonville and Tampa. All of the above tonnage went
into domestic or coastwise trade. Direct exports from Florida to
European countries are inconsequential at present, having'dec.rased in
recent years. Mos.t'of Floridas exports no-, move out of ilew York. Re-
gular but small weekly shipments move out of Miami to the West Indies.
Primary boat destinations of oranges, grapefruit and tangerines are
shovn on page 39. Those destinations have boon grouped by' geographical
area. New York State was credited with 15,866 carloads of 400 boxes,
which was'68-porcent of the total citrus. Massachusetts was second
with 2,771, and Pennsylvania third with 2,724, Connecticutt with 640,
Maryland with 567; and the small remainder widely s catterod'. Oranges
accounted for approximately 59, grapefruit 33, and tangerines 8 percent
of total 23,315 carloads reported. See pages 10-13.
Int rat-atb truck distribution of oranges, grapefruit and tangerines
i.s shown on page 39. It 'All be seen that 1,520 carloads of 400 boxes,
or approximately 18 percent of total moved to Washington and points
beyond. The principal trucking area, namely the Southeastern States
including 'lest Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky, accounted
for 78 percent of the total 8,549 carloads of citrus movrig out by
truck. The remaining 356 carloads or 4 percent worc.widely scattered.
Georgia was the best customer with 2,347 carloads, Virginia next with
1,180, followed by North Carolina, District of Columbia,South Carolina,
Alabama, Tennessee and Maryland. The remainder was widely scattered.
Although there are no complete figures to prove it, it is believe that
truck shipments of vegetables moved to the same general areas as citrus
and in the same relative volume.
On page 40 will be found a tabulation showing unloads of certain
Florida commodities in 66 markets for the calendar year 1036. Those
markets arc not the 66 largest in the United States but include most of
them. One important Florida commodity, snap beans, is riot included for
the reason that the unload figures were not readily available at time
this tabulation was prepared. Some other commodities of less import-
ance were omitted for lack of space. The total for these specified
commodities in those marcots was 66,707 carloads by rail and boat.
Washington and other Eastern cities named accounted for almost 74 ,por
cent of the total. North Central and Middle Wostcrn markets accounted
for most of the remainder. Tho tabulation on page 41 'is the same as
on page 40 except that it shows the unloads originating in all States
rather than Florida dnly.
Population by States, by areas, and by important markets is shoe,,
on page 42. This tabulation may be studied along with those on the
previous five pages.
Any inquiries relative to the matter contained in this report will
by welcome. A County Shipment'Supplcracnt nay be obtained on request.
Florida State Marketing Bureau, 204 St. Janes Bldg.,Jacksonville, Fla.

STATISTICS AND ESTIMATES 0: FLC'~:l CITRUS CROP FOR SEASON 1936-37
(July 1-June 30)
:Carloads: Total :Total Boxes: Gross FOB Return Production and : Net Return
Carlot # :Reported: Std Boxes :after ilixed: Florida Points : Marketing Costs : Florida Growers
Shipments :Shipped :Rail & Boat: Converted : Box : For Crop : Box : For Crop : Box : For Crop
Oranges : 32,644 : 12 869,340: 14,580,603:52.50 : 06,4bl,bU7:1.5: 19,683,S14: l.15 :ulb,/,6'.7:
Orapefruit: 20.916 : 8,276,738: 9,352,859: 1.48 : 13.842,231: 1.13: 10l568,731: .35 : 3.273,500:
Tangerines: 4,543 : 1,784,728: 2288,234: 1.45 : 3317,939: 1.65: 3.775585: -.20 : 457,646:
Mxd.Citrus: 8,776 : 3,290,890: Converted : Converted : : Converted : : converted
: Ave-- : :Ave-:: :Ave*
Totals#' : 66,879 : 26,221,696: 26,221,696:$2.04 :$ 53,611,677:1l.29:$34,028,130:$ .75 :$19,583,547:

NOTES: # Includes the equivalent of 23,309 cars (no previous rail haul) by boat mainly from Jackson-:
ville, Ft.Pierce, Tampa, W.Palm Beach, Port Everglades, and Miami, to New York, Boston, Baltimore,
Philadelphia,New Orleans,Mobile,and other ports,also 1,444 cars of so-called "Pick-up-express"ship-
ments. #Includes Light cars: Oranges 2,006, Grapefruit 1,037, Tangerines 47, Mixcd 1,482.Total 4,572:
#Includes Relief cars: Grapefruit 1,716 heavy,212 light. --Gross returns are Fob cars Florida shipping
point. -:-Net returns on tree after deducting production and marketing costs but before deducting for
interest, doprcctiation and taxes, on strictly grove property. -::-:Weighted. ##Based on rail and boat :-
carlot shipments only. Estimated boxes per car for rS 1 shipments: Oranges 390, Grapefruit 394, :
Tangerines 388, Mixed 370. Boat and L.C.L.Express shipments are converted on basis 400 boxes per car:O
:o
Estimates on Cost of Producing and Markcting 66,879 Cars of ORAIGES, GRAPEFRUIT, AND TANGERINES.
Cost of production on tree such as fertilizer, spray materials, cultivating, spraying, pruning,
etc.,but not including interest, dcprecintion, or taxes on strictly grove acreage. Per Std. Box.
Oranges $( .42 Grapefruit .30 Tangerines .50 Weighted Average .37
Cost of picking, hauling, packing, selling, and other average ordinary marketing charCes.
Oranges $ .93 Grapefruit $ .83 Tangerines $1.15 Weighted Avorage b .92
Total ordinary and average cost of production and marketing of citrus.
Oranges (1.35 Grapefruit $1.13 Tangerines $1.65 Weighted Average $1.29

ESTILTMTES ON CITRUS FRUIT
ORANGC-S :Carlot equiv:
GRAPFRUIT: Carlot equiv.
TANGERTN1';: Carlot equiv.
ALL CITRUS:Carlot equiv.

TRUCKED OUT OF'FLGOIDA DURING THE SEASON OF 1936-37.
6 400 or 2,560,000 boxes.Gross at l.90 ~,4,864, 000Nct:-at 85, 2,176,000
S or 123,6 boxos.Gross at 1.1 ,411 960N iat 827 46.
i_=,-_ - tt346572

1,u6b or
10,68 or

ESTIMA\T"S ON CITRUS FRUITS SHIPPED
0 iMCCIS :Carlot equiv. 43 608 or
GRAPEIFRUIT:Carlot equiv. 26995 or
TAIGERIRES:Carlot oquv. 6.961 or
ALL CITRUS:Carlot couiv. 77.564 or

4 U ,4 boxcs.Gross at 1.O, 4"9'i fOt-at-00 5 BbmUBU
4,274,000 boxos.Gross at l.586,770,920Nct:at 57 2436,492 :

BY'RAIL, BOAT, AND TRUCK FOR SEASON 1936-37.
17 140,603 boxes.Gross at S.241,41,315,50I7otattl.ll, 18,943,693
10;636,459 boxes.Gross at i4 15 254'191lct-:at! .31 3,620,072
2.718.634 boxes.Gross at .40, 3,812,899Nctat- ,- 543726
30.495.696 boxes.Gross at 1.98. 760.82.597Notc-at" .72..22.020.039

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STATISTICS AND ESTIMATES OF FLORIDA CITRUS CROP FOR SEASON 1936-37 (Cont'd)

ESTIMATES ON CANNERY CITRUS FRUIT USED IN FLORIDA DURING SEASON 1936-37 (400 boxes per car)
ORANGES :Carlot equiv. 1 550 or 620,185 boxes.Gross-:at 71.25, 774,231Net-:at 68/ 419,726
GRAPEFRUIT:Carlot equiv.6713 or 6,685,327 boxes.Gross-:at .55,!3,676 930Net:-at T, 668,533
ALL CITRUS:Carlot equiv.18,263 or 7,305,512 boxes.Grosse-at .61, 4,451,161Net-at 7 5,$1,088,259

ESTI-ATES ON FLORIDA CITRUS (not hauled by Rail) CONSUMED IN STATE,SEASON 1936-37(400 boxes per car)
ORANC'S :Carlot equiv. 4 250 or 1,700,000 boxes.Gross,:-at (l.70, 2,890,OOONet-at 780,)1,326,000
GRAPLFRUIT:Carlot uiv. or 800,000 boxes.Gross-:at 800,000Net at 160C
TANGERIIIES:Carlot equiv. 75 or 300,000 boxes Gross- -at l. 315, O0Nete t-:-at-55- 156000
ALL CITRUS:Carlot equiv. 7,000 or 2,800,200 boxes.Gross -at j.43,A4,005,000Net*at 535,1,471,000

ESTIMATES ON CITRUS FRUITS TRUCKED OUT OF FLCRIDA CAFiTED FOR SHIPPENTIOR THAT CONSUMED IN FLORIDa
ORANGES :Carlot equpiv.12,200 or 4,880,185 boxes.Gross -at i1.75; 8 528;231Weot,-at 80o, 3,921,726 :
GRAPEFRUIT:Carlot equiv .'2922 or 8,768,927 boxes.Gross-:-at .67, ; 5,B888,89ONet at T ,175,105
TANGERIVES :Carlot equiv. 1 826 or 730,400 boxes.Gross-;at BoFTl 809,96ONet -at-T0,e;- 101,080 :
ALL CITRUS:Carlot equiv.5,T948 or 14,379,512 boxes.Gross:-at 1.06,l5,227,081Netat -5-,24.995,751 :

ESTIMATES ON CITRUS SHIPPED BY RAIL, BOAT, nOND TRUCK, AND THAT CAIIED OR THaiT CONSUMED Ili FLORIDA :
ORANGS :Carlot equiv. 49,408 or 19,460,788 boxes.Gross*at S2.31 ,044,979,738Nct.-at.,l.0620,689,419
GRAPEFRUIT:Carlot equiv. 45,708 or 18,121,786 boxes. Gross :'-at 1.09,(19,731,121oNet-at_ .25- 4,448,605
TANGERIIES:Carlot equiv.~ 7711 or 53018,634 boxes.Gross-at I.37- 4,127899IIot--at>-.-T- 558,726
ALL CITRUS:Carlot cquiv.102,827 or 40,601,208 boxes.Gross-:-at l.T7',$68,838,75Bilet-at 61iA,24,579,298
NOTE: Gross refers to returns Fob cars Florida shipping points, and net"- refers to returns on
tree after deducting production and marketing costs but before deducting for interest, depreciation;
and taxes, on strictly grove property.
Estimates of Florida's Financial Benefit From Rail,Boet,and Truck Transportation ChargosQ 4,060,121:

TOTAL GROSS REVENUE TO FLORIDA FROM CITRUS INCLUDING A PORTIOi OF TRANSPORTATION CHARGES$72,898,879:

ST.ATITICS A!D ESTlLATES ON FLCRIDA VEGETABLES. IBLOITS, AND MNON-CITRUS FOR SEASON 1936-37
Shipped from Florida,or sold from farms for canning,or for Florida consumption.
Values for conmodities loaded F.O.B. cars or trucks, and not "not to farmer" at farm.
Production, packing and other marketing charges have not been deducted.
CALOT :Rail &: Estimate Florida :Trucked:Consumed:Canned:Estimate Trucked: GRA1nD TOTAL
EQUIVALENT :Boat : F.O.. Value :out of: in : in : Consumed,Cannod : FLORIDA
S:[IPPiENTS : Cars : Car : Total : F 1 o r i.d a :Volum: Value :Volume: Value
Strawbcrrics: 1,271: 1,827:f 2,422,117: 300: 300: 65: 665:Q 798,000: 1,936:' 3,220,117:
Watermelons : 4,233: 244: 1,032,852: 450: 1,000: 15: 1,465: 146,500: 5,698: 1,179,352:
Oth.1Ion-Cit.: 9: 385: 3,465: 100: 400: 90 590: 241,900: 599: 245,365;
Sub-Total : 5,513: 628: 3,458,434: 850: 1,700: 170: 2,720: ;1,136400: 8,233:j 4,644,854:
Boans&Limas : 6,139: 843: 5,175,177: 1,000: 1,100: 150: 2,250:1,530,000 8,389$ 6,705,177:
Cabbage : 1,539: 333: 512,487: 700: 950: 25: 1,675: 408,750: 3,214: 921,237:
Celery : 9,090: 551: 5,564,900: 600: 500: 5: 1,105: 530,400:10,195: 6,095,300:
Cucumba' s 544: 1,164: 633 216: 100: 200: 25: 325: 260,000: 869: 893,216:
Eggplant 240: 628: 150,720: 100: 200: 300: 144,000: 540: 294,720:
Lettuce 321: 450: 144,450: 100: 100: : 200: 76,000: 521: 220,450:
Peas,English: 414: 688: 284 832: 80: 175: 5: 260: 143,000: 674: 427,832:
Peppers 1,876: 738: 1,384;488: 175: 250: 10: 435: 261,000: 2,311: 1,645,488:
Potatoes 6,770: 668: 4,522'360: 325: 950: 50: 1,325: 662,000: 8,095: 5,184,360:0
Tomatoes : 5,630: 1,025: 5,770,750: 700: 1,200: 1,000 2,900: 1,450,000: 8,530: 7,220,750:o
Mxd or .sliscl: 4.222: 736: 3,107,392: 600: 3,600: 125: 4,325: 1,730,000: 8,547: 4,837,392:o
Total Vcg' ls:36,785: 7417:27,250,772: 4,480: 9,225: 1,395:15,100: 7,195,150:51,885:, 34,445,922:
GRAND TOTAL :42,298: f 726:.;30,709,206: 5,330: 10,925: 1,565:17,820:$8,381,550:60,118:0 39,090,756:
Estimate of' Flaida's Financial Bonofit From Rail,Boat,and Track Transportation Charges :: 1,803,540:
TOTAL GROSS Revenue To Florida From VEGETABLES, MELONS ,AID 1ON-CITRUS Including Charges : 40,894296:

TOTAL VOLUI:1E AND VALUE OF FLORIDA FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR SEASON 1936-37
Shipped from Florida,or sold from farms for canning, or for Florida Consumption.
Values for commodities loaded F.O.B. cars or-trucks, and not "not profit" to groecr.
CARLOT :Rail &: Estimato Fl'irda :Trucked:Consumod:Canned: stimato Trucked: GRAND TOTAL
EQUIVALjI'T : Boat : F.O.B. Value :out of: in :in : Consumed,Cannod : FLORIDA
SHIFI. LTS : Cars : Car : Total : F 1 o ri d a :Volumo: Value :Volume.: Value
Total Citrus :66,879:' 801:%53,611,677: 10,685: 7,000:18,263:35,948.'15,227,081:102,827: 68,838,758
Non-Cit Fruits 5,513: 628: .3,458,434: 850: 1,700: 170: 2,720: 1,186,400: 8,233: 4,644,834
Vegetables :36;785: 741: 27,250,772: 4,480: 9,225: 1,396:15,100: 7,195,150: 51,885: 34,445,922
GRAID TOTAL 109 177: 772: 84,320,883: 16 ,315: 17,925 19828 53,768235,608,631:162,945::;107,929 514
Estim-tc of Florida's Financial Bone.'it From Rail, oat,and Truck Transportation Charges 5,863 661
TOT,, GROSS REVENUE TO FLORIDA FROM ALL FRUITS -AID VEGETABLES INCLUDIIG TRAIISP. CHARGES :13,793,17b

ESTIMATED VOLUME AND VALUE OF PLCOID, FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRODTU(TIOI FFCR SIX S5;ASOuIS 1931-37.

CARLOT #
EQUIVALENT

:Rail &
: Boat

:Estimate Florida :Trucked:Consumed:Cr.tnCd: sti:;r t, Truckcd, GRAND TOTAL
: F.0.B. Value :out of: in : in :Con;un-,d, .Canned. : FLORIDA

SHIPL l'TS Cars : Car : Total : FL 0 I DA : Volumo : Value :Volume : Value
Total Vegetables
1931-32: 32,590:$ 662:$21,583,944: 1,602: 7,478: 190: 9,270:$ 4,579,625: 41,860:$26,163,569:
1932-33: 36,608M 476: 17,436,583: 2,015: 7,920: 275: 10,210: 3,828,700: 46,818: 21,265,283:
1933-34: 42,694: 585: 24,996,846: 2,635: 8,445: 1,980: 13,060: 5,601,500: 55,754: 30,598,346:
1934-35: 34,341: 697: 23,529,454: 3,485: 8,800: 1,785: 14,070: 6,604,600: 48,411:. 30,134,054:
1935-36: 32,927 732: 24,101,339: 3,350: 8,275: 1,166: 12,791: 6,565,380: 45,718: 30,666,719:
1956-37: 364785: 741: 27,250,772: 4.480: 9,225: 1,395: 15,100: 7,195,150: 51,885: 34,445,922:
Average: 35,991: 6.35:23,149,823: 2,929: 8,357: 1.132: 12,417: 5.729,159: 48,408: 28.878.982:
Total Non-Citrus
and Vegetables :
1931-32: 39,692:$ 647:$25,666,981: 1,907: 8,828: 200: 10,935:$ 5,184,256: 50,627:130,851,237;
1932-33: 42,929: 489: 20,970,692: 2,305: 9,120: 300: 11,725: 4,343,300: 54,654: 25,313,992:
1935-34: 48,371: 589: 28,535,624: 2,005: 9,545: 2,010: 14,460: 6,219,800: 62,831: 34,755,424:
1934-35: 41,536: 643: 26,668,926: 3,795: 10,100: 1,875: 15,770: 7,257,200: 57,306: 33,936,126:
1935-36: 37,904: 705: 26,716,827: 3,850: 9,675: 1,261: 14,786: 7,427,880: 52,690: 34,144,707;
1936-37: 42,298: 726: 30;709,206: 5,330: 10,925: 1,565: 17,820: 8,381,550: 60,118: 39,090,756:
Average: 42.1221,' 63 1:026.544.709: 3.348: 9.699: 1.202: 14,249: 6,470,664 56.371::533.001 874:
Total All Fruits
and Vegetables
1931-32: 88,927:4 704: 62,615,333: 9,335: 14,828: 3,043: 27,206:$111, 1n,057:116,133:573,013,19:
1I32-33: 99,430: 492: 4~,436,133: 10,593: 15,780: 7,872: 34,245: 9,494,310:132,675: 57,930,443:
1933-34:101,682: 629: 62,987,530: 11,930: 16,420: 0,419: 37,769: 14,169,085:130,451: 77,156,615:
1934-35: 92,643: 641: 59,393,414: 14,661: 16,537:16,330: 47 528: 17,340,465:140,171: 76,733,879:
1935-56: 86,820: 782: 67,923;618: 13,275: 16,075:11,011: 40,361: 19,300,280:127,181: 87,333,890:
1936-37:109.177: 772: 84,320,883: 16,015: 17,925:19,828: 53,768: 23,608,631:162,945:107,929,514:
Average: 60,280:3 6633:464,279,485: 12.635: ]6'261: 11,250: 40.146 1551 959 156 42g6:Rn0 14 ,58R9
lUi' -o: Sco pagud G, :7, 8, for dctall:ld statiLcuo cov.ri Ing 103o-3'7 ruit and Vegetable Volume and
Valuation. Seo pages 10, 11, 12, 13,for Citrus Volume and Value Estimatcs for 10 Yoirs.
Sec pages 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, in 1935-36 Annual Report for Volune and Value E}stimatos
covering individual fruits and vcgetables.for 5 seasons including 1935-36.

Records
Estimates
Season
All
Citrus
1927-28
1928-29
1920 -30(.)
1930-31
1931-32
1932-33
1933-34
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
Averazo

Total
Carloads
Reported
Shi pped
Carloads
16,437
32,428
21,016
40,353
25,725
32,580
31,799
23,213
29,746
37,208
29.630

recordss Cost of
and Est-Produc-
i-iates tion(2)
3oason Before
All Picked
Citrus Per Box
1027-28 -0.72
1928-29 .72
1929-30(4) .80
1930-31 .48
1931-32 .60
1932-33 .48
1953-34 .46
1934-35 .45
1935-36 .45
1936-57 .42
10 Avc.5s3-

FLORIDA ORANGE SHIP?.ENTS. VALUATIONS. ANID 0'TER DATA iOR

Portion
Carloads
Shipped
By Rail.
C.ar-,
16,310
31,988
21,635
39,354
24,054
26,414
18,291
14,843
17,403
23,382
23.367

Cost of
Picking,
Hauling,
Packing,
Selling.
Per Box
*1.350
1.28
1.30
1.10
.95
.90
.87
.90
.95
.93
1.02i

.i.th No.
Rail Haul,
Shipped
By Boat.
Carloads
127
440
181
999
1,671
6,166
13,500
13,370
12,343
13,826
6.263

Estimated lstinm
Gross Fob Not Re
Returns to Gro
Florida Corncmr
Points. Shipme
Per Box Per Be
$4.16 :72.14
2.12 .12
3.30 1.20
2.15 .57
2.30 .75
1.48 .10
1.71 .38
1.85 .50
2.30 .90
2.50 1.15
2.25"-- .70

Total Estimated
So-Called Trucked(3)
Commercial Out of
Shipments. Florida.
Boxes ioxaes
'5,917,320 520,000
11,674,080 975,000
7,489,633 65,000
14,000,130 1,534,000
9,904,145 1,486,430
11,728,800 1,854,000
12,401,563 2,322,000
11,094,459 2,391,643
11,714,588 2,510,000
14,580,603 2,560,000
11.050,532 1,676,012
tocd(l) Estimated
turns -lot
'wers Return(l)
cial Commercial
nts. Shipionts.
)x Net Valuo
I 12,663,065 "
1,400,890
8,987,560
7,980,0741
7,428,109
1,172,880
4,712,594
5,547,228
10,543,129
16,767,693
-; 7.7 0.-- .2

NO'ES: (1) (oet Rloturn before doducting 'or interest, doprcci-
includes fertilizer, spray materials, cultivating, spraying,
and depreciation. (3)Estimated figures for "truckod-out and
years. Estimated figures for consumedd in Florida" stock are
population, etc. (4)"Fruit fly" season. : Woighted Average.

FLRIi OR,7

..ii, :. and taxes. (2)Cost of production
pruning, etc., but not interest, taxes
canned stock are well based for last 6
rough estimates based on supply, price,

Estimated
Canned(3)
in
Flor ida.
Boxes
12,000
38,000
40,000
61,351
36,362
50,000
61,433
177,937
140,000
620 ,185
123,726
lt T. Cited
t turn
Ali. Citrus
.".: tod
-.. .- od.

13,905,825
2,125,630
9,648,310
8,826,500
8,857,319
2,129,300
6,842,636
8,246,123
14,058,129
20,639,419
9.532.924

10 YLAsS.
Estiminted
Consumed(3)
in
Florida.
Boxes
650,000
1,062,500
780,000
1,308,582
1,122,000
1,332,000
1,386,000
1,425,000
1,500,000
1,700,000
1,226,608
st imated
Gross FOB
Ret-urns
Commrorc al
Shipments.
Gross Value
$24,516,051
23,749,050
24,715,789
30,100,280
22,779,534
17,358,624
21,206,673
20,524,7-49
26,943,552
36,451.507
24.844.580

Estimated
Florid-
Production
Utilized.
Total Roxe9
7,099,320
13,749,580
8,374,633
16,954,063
12,543,987
14,964,800
16,170,996
15,589,039
15,864,588
19 460 788
14,077,673
Estimated
Gross Return
All Citrus
Harvested
and Usod.
Gross Value
,$26,804,051
26,224,450
26,157,789
32,738,844
26,455,041
20,446,424
25,752,2.9
26,352,066
33,349,552
4,1,979,738
28.926.017

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Records
Estimat'
Season
All
Citrus
19277-28
1928-29
1929-30
1930-31
1931-32
1932-33
1933-34
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
Average

FL(RIDA GRAPEFRUIT SHIPIiNTS, VALUATIO-S, AND OTIILR DATA FOR

Total
cs Carloads
Reported
Shipped.
Carloads
20,012
28,294
(4) 16,415
30 462
20,315
19,639
17,514
19;218
15,196
23.786
noi no;r

Portion
Carloads
Shipped
By Rail.
Uars
19,953
28,091
16,354
29,809
17,865
15,293
11,340
10,418
,8,838
16.142
17,410

Records Cost of Cost of Estimated Estim tcd(1) Estimated Estimated Estimated Estimated c
and Est-Produc- Picking, Gross Fob Hot Returns Not Not Return Gross FOB Gross Return "
i"t-'lts tion(2) Hauling, Returns to Growers Return(l) All Citrus Returns All Citrus "
Season Before Packing; Florida Commr cial Commer cial Harvested Commorcial Harvested
All Picked Selling Points. Shipments. Shipments and Used. Shipments. and Used.
Citrus Fer Box Per Box Per Box Per Box Not Value Aot Value Gross Value Gross Value
1927-78 0-52 $1.25 3-.28 71.51 $10,878,523 $11,555,563 $23,630,170 c25,018,170
1928-29 .52 1.25 2.02 .25 2,546,460 3,078,488 20,575,397 22,557,557
1929-30(4) .60 1.25 3.05 1.20 7,610,296 8,293,796 19;342,835 21,479,835
1930-31 .36 1.05 1.50 .09 1,065,779 1,199,727 17,762,980 20,366,366
1931-32 .40 .85 1.50 .25 1,955,328 2,012,557 11,731,970 13,522,967
1952-33 .38 .85 1.16 -.07 508,650 -1,285,321 8,429,059 10,170,789
1933-34 .39 .83 1.51 .29 2,024,756 2,591,790 10,542,693 13,296,632
1934-35 .37 .84 1.29 .08 606,164 199,847 9,774,397 13,409,984
1935-36 .39 .87 1.87 .61 3,621,001 5,269,881 11,100,445 15,936,845
1936-37 .30 .3 1.48 .35 3,273,500 *,4-'8.305 13,84,2.231 19,731.121
10 Avo.42-:- .99-:- 1.82" .41 307 315 5,736 493 14 73 7 17 f17 519 02'
1OTES: (1) Hot Return before.deducting for interest, depreciation and taxes. (2) Cost of production
includes fertilizer, spray materials, cultivating, spraying, pruning, etc., but not interest, taxes
and depreciation. (3)Estirmntd figures for "trucked-out and canned stock are well based for last 6
years. Estinated figures for consumedd in Florida" stock iro rough cstinates based on supply, price,
population, etc. (4)"Fruit fly" season. WIic 'ghtcd Averagc.

With No.
Rail Haul,
Shipped
By Boat.
*Carloads
59
203
61
653
2,450
4,346
6,174
.8,800
6,358
7,644
3.67A4

Total
So-Called
Commercial
Shipments.
Boxes.
7,204,320
10,185,840
6,341;913
11,841,987
7,821,313
7,266,430
6,981,916
7,577,053
5,936,067
9.352,659
8,050,969

Estima tod
Truckcd(3)
SOut of
Florida.
Boxes
240 ,000
450,000
30,000
792,000
897,940
980,500
684,000
1,187,011
1,028,000
1.233,600
757,305

Estimated
Cannod(3)
in
Florida.
Box-s
588,000
1,489,320
1,670,000
2,892,705
930,171
2,750,000
2,605,964
5,603,996
3,760,000
6,685,327
2,397,548

10 YEARS.
Estimated
Consumcd(3)
in
Florida.
Boxes
300,000
675,000
360,000
654,291
782,000
928,700
841,320
875,000
730,000
30, 100
9,631

Estimated
Florida
Production
Utilized.
Total Boxes
8,332,320
12,800,160
8,401,913
16,180,983
10,431,424
11,925,630
11,113,200
15,243,060
11,504,067
18.121 786
12 405,454

~v ""

Records
Estimates
Season
All
Citrus
1927-28
1928-29
1929-30(4
1930-31
1931-32
1932-33
1933-34
1954-35
1935-36
193G-37
Average

Records Coat of
and ist-Produc-
imates tion(2)
Season Before
All Picked.
Citrus Per Box
1927-28 O0.81
1928-29 .81
1929-30(4) .90
1930-31 .54
1931-32 .75
1932-33 .56
1933-34 .56
1934-35 .55
1935-36 .55
1936-37 .50
10 _a Arc. 6l- 1

Total
Carloads
Reported
Shipped.
Carloads
1,427
2,951
) ,254
.3,830
3,195
3,282
3,998
3,676
3,974
35.385

FLORIDA TANGERINE SHIPMENTS, VALUATIONS, AND OTIIER DATA FOR

portion
Carloads
Shipped
-By Rail.
Cars
1,417
2,917
1,242
3,786
3,077
2,749
2;657
2;199
2,549
,1.046

3,347 2,663

'vith lNo.
Rail Haul,
Shipped
By Boat.
Carloads
10
34
12
44
110
533
1,341
1,477
1,425
1,839
683

Cost of Estimated
Picking, Gross Fob
Hauling, Returns
Packing, Florida
Selling. Points.
Per Box Per Box
$1.70 _T5.28

1.70Q
1.70
1.50
1.25
1.16
1.05
.95
1.10
1 .15

2.90
3.50
1.95
2.05
1.42
1.80
1.66
2.00
1.45

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1.254.928 107.388 -

Estimated(l)
let Returns
to Grower s
Cormmerci al
Shipmaits.
Per Box
$32.77
.39
.90
-.09
;05
-.30
.19
.16
.35
-.20

Estimated
Net
Return(1)
Commor cial
Shipments
Net Value
$1,423,004
414,320
344,748
124,905
59,435
354,456
285,268
233,768
553,489
457 G-.

1 1.24-' 2.04 :- 19--. 2.37.702

Estimated
Not Return
All Citrus
Harvested
and Used.
i-et Value
$1,519,104
493,945
578,498
11,345
73;290
281,513
574,535
409,965
883,889
558,726
350.432

194,127

Estimated
Gross FOB
Returns
Commercial
Shipments.
Gross Value
$2,712,4:42
3,080,844
1,340,689
2,706,265
2,436,849
1,677,758
2,702,540
2,425,341
3,162,794
3,317,939
2 .556 346

Total Estimated
So-Called Trucked(3)
Commercial Out of
Shipments. Florida.
Boxes Boxes
513,720 40,000
1,062,360 754000
383,054 5,000
1,387,828 264,000
1,188,707 141,100
1,181,520 175,680
1,501,411 243,000
1,461,049 267,706
1,581,397" 232,000
2,288,2341 430,.00

1.656 444

TEtiateod
Gross Return
All Citrus
Harvested
and Used.
Gross Vilue
$2 ,892,442
3,435,844
1,459,689
3,188,362
2,713,949
1,999,238
3,352,340
3,035,702
3,902,794
4,127,899
3 010 RO-A

NOTES: (1) iJet Return before deducting for interest, depreciation and taxes. (2) Cost of production
includes fertilizer, spray materials, cultivating, spraying, pruning, etc., but not interest, taxes
and depreciation. (3)Lstinated fi.urc., for 'truic!:;d- out' abnd b~nul'. tock ar. -11. bad fr 1... 6
years. Estimated figures for "consumned.in 'lorida" stock arc rough ostinntcs based on supply, -'ico,
population, etc. (4)"Fruit fly" season. *-Voightod Average.

Estimated
Canned(3)
in-
Florida.
Boxes

-
CH 0
0
o
n-
o -H

0 d
i
o v
-2

10 YEARS.
Estimated
Cunsumerl( 3)
in
Florida.
Boxes
50,000
212,500
60,000
218,097
136,000
162,000
247 680
275,000
280,000
500,000

Estimated
Florida
Production
Utilized.
Total doxes
S603,720
1,349,860
448,054
1,869,925
1,465,807
1,519,200
1,992,091
2,003,755
2,093,397
3,018,634

2 556 34 1 9

-

FLORIDA TOTAL CITRUS SHiPiE'NTS, VALUATIONS, AND OTHER DATA FOR

Records
Estimates
Scosen
All
Citrus
1927-28
1928-29
1929-30(.
1930-31
1951-32
1932-33
19353-.3
193S-65-
193,-36
1933-37
Avoranc

Total
Carloads
Reported
Shipped.
Carloads
-7,576
63,673
30,485
74,645
49,235
55,501
53,311
51,107
:8,916
G6,879
R/' rifi3

Portion
Carloads
Shippod
By Rail.
Cars
'7, GOO
62,099
39,231
72,949
44,996
44,456
32,238
27,460
28,790
-3,570
A42, _A/

W'',th No.
Rail Haul,
Shipped
By Boat.
Carloads

677
254
1,696
4,239
11,045
21,023?
25,647
20,126
23.309
10 _621

Records Coxt of Cost of Estimated Estiir tod(1) Estimated 1-'t tro.tc d s:tiri.ted Estir tod
and Est-Produc- Picking, Gross Fob THt Returns Hot Not Roturn Gross POB Gross Rctur
i:natcs t 'cn(2) Hauling, Returns to Groljors Roturn(1) All Citrus Returns All Citrus
Season Loforc Packing, Florida Co:,r.-orcial Commer cial Harvucted Comme-rcial Harv,stedc
All Picked Selling Points. jhipi.nts. Shipments. and Used. Shipments. and Used.
Citrus Por rBox Per Box Per Box Per Box Not V -.luo ot Value Gross Value Gross Vrlu
1927-20 70.63 1.20 3.94 1.83 ;2i,C6G,592 '26 ,900,492 350;958,606 554,714,563
1928-29 .64 1.25 2.08 .19 4,361,G70 5,098,065 47,405,291 52,217,851
1920-35C( .71 1.29 3.19 1.10 16,942,604 18,320,604 45,399,313 49,007,315
1950-31 .43 1.10 1.86 .33 3,920,918 10,037,572 50,530,525 56,293,572
1931-32 .53 .92 1.95 .50 9,442,872 10,943,16 536,948,553 42 ,91,957
1932-33 .45 .90 1.36 .011 309,774 562,466 27,465,441 32,616,451
1933-34 .44 .87 1.65 .33- 7,022,518 10,009,011 34,451,006 42, 01,191
193.1-'5 .43 .88 1.63 .32 6,387,160 8,855,935 32,724,487 12,797,752
1935-30 .1.1 .94 2.14 .7' 14,717,C19 20,211,099 41,205,791 53,135,191
1936- 7 .37 .92 2.04 .75 19.583,547 24,579,298 53.611.677 68,338,758
10 v Ave.49-::- 1.03-: 2.07*-- .55-: 11,265.3,0 13,619,850 42 074.14 19,85,869
OTiLS: (1)i;ct Returin before deducting for interest, dcpreciation and taxes. (2) Cost f production
includes fertilizer, spr-,y -atorials, cultivating, spr'aing, pruning, etc., but not interest, taxes
and dcp-, ci tion. (3)Estir-nt*d fig'rsc for "truc!,cd-out"' ,rd canned stock are *nell ba.sd for l-st C
years. sti.smatod figurcs for "consiu.:cd in I'lDri de stock are rough 'cti..r-tcs based on supply,price,
poplation', etc. (4) ?ruit fly' season. .iclghtcd lAvorage..c ..--

Total
So-Called
Commercial
Shipments.
Boxeoo

22,922,280
14,214,600
27,220,9435
18,914,165
20,176,750
20,884,890
20,132,561
19,232,052
26,221,696
20() 3'6 29

-a
ne

C
0

Estimated
Trucked(3)
Out of
Florida.
Boxes
800,000
1,500,000
100,000
2,640,000
2,525,520
3;010,180
3,,21,000
4,346,360
3,770,000
4.2'7, 000
9 W1 %* D

Estimated
Canned(3)
in
Florida
Box cs
000,000
1,527,320
1,710,000
2,954,056
966,533
2,800,000
2,337,397
5,781,933
3,900,000
7,Z05.512
3,021.275

10 YEARS.
Estimated
Consuicld(3)
in
Florida.
Boxes
1,000,000
1,350,000
1,200,000
2,180,970
2,040,000
2,422,700
2,475,000
2,575,000
2,560,000
2.0, 0.00
2.120.567

Estimated
Florida
Production
Utilized.
Total Doecs
16,035,360
27,890,600
17,224,600
35,004,971
24,446,218
28,409,630
29,276,287
32,35,854
29,462,052
40.601.200
28.119.578

- -

5, 65 43 44 0 62 2 2,E9

TOTAcL PTTOTDA CT'RITRS PTANTTNOS

Compiled by The Associated Citrus Growers & Shippers of -'lorida, from ReJort of
Forrest C. raves, State Coordinator, issued Oct. 5 1954, covering survey made
during; the late su-mer months and early fall of 1934 crvey m.de
0 R A T G E S : GRAPE F R U I T : TAI- :
COUNTY :Early :Early & GER- : TOTAL
:idscasnn Late Total ."i ason Lat Total I'TES
(Trees) (Trees) ('roea) (Trees) (Trees) (Trees): (Trces): (Trces)

Alachua
Brevard
Sroward
Charlotte
Citrus
Collier
Dado
DoSoto
Flaglcr
Glades
Hardee
Hondry -
Hornando
Highlands
Hillsborough
Trdian Rivnr
Lake
Lee
Levy
Marnatoo
Marion
Martin
Orange
Osceola
Palm Beach
Pasco
Pincllas
o01fr
Putnam
Sarasota
Seminolo
St. Lu oin
St. Johns
Sumtor
Volusia
Total Trees
Total Acres

6599 22 5 61l 4102
465 219541 52194 137824O
53 207203 232551 661
2870 1019Q 780W Q72,
4412 665 47 5 5605
4349 5158 9507 113o07
14031 99666 11 397 172 9
27518 10111 ?q 77120
10825 31 1l 698
6 1' 27
4251 153767 5010
41 17777 61 1
47629 25921 73550 21056
166218 573536 539754 190166
50705 400521 907576 12665
,07 1290 0 1gOAPR PPQ[0
U551 4 64l6611 134 774 2,212--
7657 96305 172 120454
71 1 1171 45
11aJifp I PPP I ;71- P2iO5f9q
577672 77 625466 42
1 064 1065 51713 22693
110527 692549 162876 15176
1.7651 28130 45761 6003
1 64 17228 A0652 49273
1513 212933 6 312049
1P32279 Q20PA8281 I 09 1151000
219140 40195 9535 2281
571 86 2079 27. 7
32 7 39861
1J0l 0 P2 ( 2hq6 Qlin
15497 20a6 17 1036
10 187 12861 1190 55
5g50Q( 212P24 737L 702?
7975496 63'96319' 143.71815 3633230
125292 100483 225775 57076

50 5 4252 728 73 70
S 221226 301 97 71
5 12205 7 21
17Q 111P- 4 0q
43 5653 4927 59365
loo 1Io7 5 20917
2156 174305 15170 50o17,
6qoS 8i^? 411;)n 5o777
192 890 724 22077
10 283 2
6871 51167 4931 60
76 1]P;)P ;7 [7.3
639 25695 o452 16329
11766 3078(2 54822 90240
93 219902 77181 12
NP717 -7fflP M, 61i A f
21 757 159 l 65 19' 7
57.51659 32 6
5 42 1258
167 5570 4789 7287
589 23227 1574 71
76 2 20M16 22e
2 r 17 22
1 21294 6125 7180
1659 90912 33277 4 b709
206415 5 3796 9971
61874li17nq l4 47197q 1 710
57 2 250 6458 32994
a877 6b4 8 208971
5'71 5 2 47982 524023
1 Pill9 r701 1
17 1221 532 19286
2 8188 554 15 281
177Z f 0367 1E2m q 3^^
2113902 5747132 1633153 21752100
33206 90282 256653 341720

Estimated
Boxes per Tree 1.5 1.2 1.4 3.1 2.3 2.8 1.6 1.8
Total Grove Properties 33,201. Average No.Trees per Property 665. Avc.No.AcroslO.5
PI RTDA CITRUS PT,AITINTS.
Showing in pcrccntngo. the relative proportion of tros of various stages of maturity
: ILJAL L : G R A P E F II I T : Total :
Trcc Ages :Early : Early & : TANGER- : TOTAL
Inolusivc *!idconoo T. ate Tota .idssoni ate To ta Thi8 : AT.T.
20 Yrs & Over 26 2 1. 10. 1.5
16 to 19 Yrs 11.5 15.7 15.4 29.5 14.o 25.8 11.0 19
11 to 15 Yrs 20.1 29.2 .1 22.5 24.7 23. 27 6
6 to 10 Yrs 19.1 26.4 22.3 11.1 27. 17.27. 22.1
to 5 Yrs 7.L 8.; 7_ q.9 1. -q ILL 7R.
Boring 85.0 86.9 85.8 93.5 84.8 90.3 97.3 67,9
Non-Bearing 142 2.7 .124;
lo0/ 1Y. 1 oW 1w7 100QA 100/. 10?0/ 10W.
Not Full Bearing
10 years and
younger 41.5 4a.0 44.4 23.5 54.5 34.9 46.0 42.0

Pare 11

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n

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ESTIMA' ED PRODUCTION -TnORTIA C TTRI 19iq -7 SEASON Page 15
FXPRESSED IN RETATTTI PERCANTAGF S FOR THE VARTO'US PRODTCTNG CO!iVTITS.
Compiled by- The Florida Citrus Commission, Lakoland, Florida.
Note- The percentages shown below were derived from the Citrus Sur-
rvoy and Estimate made by the Florida Citrus Control Conmitteo
O RA N GE S : GRA P E FR U I T TAl-
COUNTY :Early & :Early & GER- : TOTAL
T:lidseason Late Total :,idscason 9Lte Total INES
Alachua .5 .3 .2
Brovard 4.9 3. 32 2.5 5.0 2.1 5,.
Broward .2 .6 ..1 .1 .1 .2 .2
Charlotto .3 .2 5, .2 ,2 .2
Citrus .4 .5 .1 .1 .2 .2
Collir .1 .1 .1 .5 .2 .1
Dado .1 1.1 .5 1.8 .1 1. .8
Do Setor .0 .2 l.q 2.1 .1 1.L lit 1.7
Duval .1 .1 -
Flaglor .1 .1 .1 .5 .1
Glades -
Hardoo 2,9 .4 2.1 .4 .1 .L 1.8 1.L
Hondry .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1
Hornando .5 .3 .1 .0 .6
Highlands .5 7.9 4.5 5.6 8.8 6.6 .7 5.
Hi 'oro .0 2.7 1 1.7 .4 .
Indian River 1. 2. 1.7 .5 11. 2 8
Lako 13 1 7.1 10.9 .6 8.8 7.5 120 9.
Lee 1.0 1.2 1.1 2.5 1.8 2.3 .1 1.5
Insy -. o
Manateo 1.5 1.1 1.4 9 .1 2
Marion 5.9 .9 4.1 :. 7 1.0 2
Martin .1 .1 .2 .1 .1
Ornneo 19.9 10. 1i.5 5.2 i. .0 18.1 11.6
Oscola .9 .7 .8 .6 .5 .6 1. .8
Palm Beach .1 .2 .1 .2 3 .2 .2
Pasco 2.1 4.7 .0 1. 2.2 1.6 2.2
Pinollas 2.9 4. .6 9.2 8.5 2.8
Polk 16.6 41.8 25.80 3. 6.6 41.. 27.8 32
Putnam 2.5 .4 1.9 .7 2.7
St. Johns .2 .1
St Luci 1 .0 6. L1.2P u 3:1
Sarasota .2 .2 .8 .4 7 4
Seminole 4.6 .5 3.1 .7 .3 ., 3.7 2.0
Sumter .8 .1 .5 .1 .1 .2 .5
Volusin L.9 Pi 9 .9 Z.1.3 .7 53 2.
TOTAL 100% 100% 100l 100/ 100. 100/ 100% 1QO
FTORTDA'S 7FTVTTV TIARGCST CITRITS PRODTJCTNG COiRTTTPTS
ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT
: TANGERINES
Early &
M.idsoason Valtr-ciz's i_ Regular Marsh-Scedless
Orange 19.9 Pol 11.3 e 1'- 2.j.[ Polk 34.6 Polk 27.8
Polk 16 Orao 10.6 Pinollas 8.1 Indi:n ..rll.. Orange 18.1
Lake 1 .1 Highiands 7.9 Lake 6.6 Pinellas 9.2 Lake 12.0
Marion .9 Lao 7.1 Highlands .6 Highlands 8,8 Volusia 5.
Brovard 4.9 Pinallas 4.8 Orange .2 Lako 8.8 Highlands >.
Volusia 4.9 Pasco 4.7 Idanatc 4.9 St. Lucic 6.9 oeminole 7
Seminol 4.6 St. Lucic 5 Indian River Orangeo 44 St.Lucio
Hillsboro 4.0 Brovard Dreard 3.2 Brevard 2.5 iornando .0
Do Soto 3.0 Hillsboro 27 St. Lucio .0 Pasco 2.2 Hillsboro 5.0
Hardee 2.9 Indian River 2.4 Lee 2.5 Manatee 1.9 Pinellas -.0
Pinellas 2.9 Volusia 2.1 De Soto 2.1 Lee 1.8 Putnam 2.7
Pktnn'm P. ,2o ri 1a8 I Fi lrbnrn .7 T-li nRvr
TOTAL 85.55 TOTAL 92.2/. TOTAL 90.77 TOTAL 96.2/ TOTA

RAIL SHIP'E 2TI
4 SEAS'
Vlorida
Counties
Season
Alachua
Bradford
Brevard
7rowrd d
Charlotte
Citrus
Clay
Collier
Columbia
Dale
De Soto
Escamibia
Flagler
Gadsden
C-ilchrist
Glades
Hamilton
Hardee
Hondry
Hernando
Highlands
Hillsborough,
Holmes
Indian River
Jackson
Jefferson
Lake
Le
Leiry
Madison
Manatee
ar i on
Mar tin
Okaloosa.
Okeechobec
Orange
Oscoola
Palm Boach
Pasco
Pinellas
Polk
Putnam
Sarasota
Seminolr
St. Johns
St. Lucie
Sumtor
-Suwannce
Union
Volusia
Washington
Others-

Straight Cars :
By Boat
Pick-UD-Exoress:
GRAND TOTAL

YS (Straight Cars) O1 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BY COUNTIES.
mug, 1-July 31 ::gFopt rom. 93.5137 July 1-June 30

: OR'AGES .GRAPEFRUIT
: 33-34:34-35:35-36:36-7: 33-34:34-35:35-36:'36-37T:

34: 51:

L12: 222:
2: 1:

1: 1:

12:
321:
42;

10:
644:

24:

535:

90:
635:
913:

7:
29:

910:
258:

241:
234:

"2102:
84:

103:
393:
4407:
115:
15:
1522:
18:
67:
4:

337:

214:

27:
373:
457:

17:
109:

1167.:
139:

93:
202:

2726:
48:

119:
298:
3624:
53:

945:
7:
93:
1:

181:

11:

141:

110:

104:

143:

143:

16:
404:
236:

51:.
:,

1592:
37:

98:
2'95

3712:
9:.

222:
370:
4965:
152:

653:

84:

1543 i-b46 322 :18826

184 1b: IIb4: 137'22: 18826 :
13503:13368:12338:13818:

27348:24911:26066:32644:

1

79:

4:

281:
104:

6:

51:

17:
322:
401:

61:

585:
471:

998:
52:

822:
58:

136:
1176:
2813:
20:
4:
401:
1:
43:
11:

130:C

194:
22:

7:

3:
332:
280:

87:

737:
276:

580:
14:

59L1:
17:

155:
.1050:
3541:
3:
6:
222:

161:
2:

5:

191:

3:

121:

1:

99:
4:

1:

10:
.402:
95:

'147:

527:
'138:

318:
71:

S.867:.
14:

106:
442:
2939:
20:

138:

134:
8:

401:
26:

349:

31:
438:
592:

42:
2G:

2183:
152:

188:
562:

S4877:
67:

179:
497:
6723:

731:

25:

.444:

--

1355:
30:

6:

44:
524:
215:

215:

996:
310:

759:
68:

1628:
36:
8:
173:
1522:
6080:
12:

143:

162:
1:

39: 6: 4 14:

3956: 8418: 6619:15277:
6174: 8800: 6355: 7639:

15130:17218:12974: u0916:

Page 17
RAIL SHIPMENTS (Straight Cars) OP FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BY COUNTIES.
4 SEASOI. K uA.l-July 31 ;: Lt fo..!-f53-57 July 1-June 30
Florida
Counties TANGIRINIS MIXED CITRUS
Season : 33-34:34-35:35-36:36-3-7 33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37:
Alachua : : 1: 1: : 1: 5: 6: 4:
Bradford
Brovard : : 2: 8: : 90: 67: 113: 94:
Broward : : : : 2: : : 2:
Charlotte
Citrus
Clay
Collier
Columbia
Dade : 3:
De.Soto 72: 17: 3: 17: 439: 118: 127: 174:
Escambia :
Flaglcr : 1: 3:
Gadsden
Gilchrist
Glades : :
Hamilton
Harde : 72: 14: 10: 22: 149: 31: 38: 35:
Hendry
Hcrnando : 57: 5: 37: 5: 25: : 7: 22:
Highlands : 22: 60: 15: 39: 301: 155: 184: 132:
Hillsborough : 38: 19: 15: 35: 522: 215: 131: 230:
Holmes
Indian River 6: 10: 18: 21: 38: 79:
Jackson
Jefforson
Lake 95: 79: 63: 208: 704: 551: 579: 883:
Lee 6: : : 1: 119: 48: 26: 34:
Levy : : 2:
Madison
Manato 1 : : : 150: 74: 35: 171:
Marion 1: 7: 11: 7: 113: 39: 105: 97:
Martin
Okaloosa
Okeechobce
Orange 466: 354: 570: 985: 1094: 714: 1310: 1455:
Osccola 32: 30: 6: 25: 16: 23: 13: 39:
Pa.lm Bach
Pasco 5: 14: 27: 45. 130: 93: 154: 23a
Pinellas 46: 15: 52: 66: 290: 236: 242: 568:
folk 397: 380: 554: 1044: 2812: 2088: 2194: 2886:
Putnam 19: 19: 29: 15: 59: 23: 96: 37:
Sarasota : : : : 2:
Seminole 169: 64: 56: 89: 169: 68: 121: 198:
St. Johns 1: : 1:
St. Lucio 1: 21: 18: 11: 64: 52: 51: 25:
Sumter : 2:
Suwannee
Union
Volusia : 43: 48: 45: 81: 79: 49: 127: 113:
rlashington : :
Others- : :
Straight Cars : 1544: 1151: 1508: 2706: 7357: 4670: 5697: 7317:
By Boat 1341: 1477: 1424: 1837: 5: 2: 9: 1I
Pick-Up-Express: -: : : : 586: 1678: 1238: 1444
GRAND TOTAL : 2885: 2628: 2932: 4543 7948: 6350: 6944: 87'

Page 18
RAIL SHIPMENTS (Straight Cars) OF FRUITS LID VEGETABLES BY COUNTIES
4 SEASOlBS Aur.1-Julv 31 oxcent for 1936-37 July 1-June 30

Florida : TOTAL CITRUS : STRAWBERRIES
Counties
Season : 33-.5:34-35:35-36:36-37: 33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37

Llachua
Bradford
Brevard
Broward
Charlotte
Citrus
Clay
Collier
Columbia
Dado
De Soto
Escambia
Flagler
Gadsden
Gilchrist
Glades
Hamilton
Hardoo
Hendry
Hornando
Highlands
Hillsborough
Holmes
Indian River
Jackson
Jefferson
Lake
Leo
Levy
Madison
Manatee
Marion
Martin
Okaloosa
Okecchoboo
Orange
Osceola
Palm Beach
Pasco
Pinollas
Polk
P-utnam
Sarasota
Seminole
St. Johns
St. Lucie
Surter
Suwannco
Union
Volusia
Washington
Others-
Straight Cars.
By Boat
Pick-Up-Exprcs
GRAND TOTAL

35:

281:
4:

1:

4:

294:
1259:

34:

807:

189:
1280
1874:

86:
28:

2294:
854:

1390:
400:

4484:
190:

374:
1905:
10429:
213:
21:
2261:
21:
175:
17:

498:

59:

421:
2:

1:

206:
478:
42:

101:

583:

1:

99:
277:

127:

389:
3:

135:
622:
26:

266: 192: 412:

35: 70: 102:
920: 1005: 1133:
971: 477: 1072:
: : 346:
125: 242:
109: 26:

2534: 2761: 4270:
463: 201: 497:
S 2:

748: 451: 1118:
262: 482: 734:

4385: 6459: 8945:
118: 42: 167:
: : 8:
381: 509: 636:
1599: 1086: 2453:
9633:10652:16733:
98: 297: 135:
6:
1299: 968: 1161:
7:
327: 287: 223:
3: 8: 1:

284: 500: 652:

136: 90: 156: 41:

14: 91:

13

: 31702:25782:27552 :432126t -1
: 21023:23647:20126:23309:
586: 1678: 1238: 1444:
: 53311:51107:48916.:66879:. 1

22: 1039:

27: 31:

43: 27:

61: 50:

9:

'42: 1328:
10:
88: 25:
30:T 1363:

55: 65:

787: 1095:

7: 10

34: 12:

.1054: 1263:
3:
25: 8:
1082: 1271:

Page 19
RAIL SHIPMENTS (Straight Cars) OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BY COUNTIES.

4 SEASONS Aug.
Florida
Counties
Season
Alachua
Bradford
Brcvard
Broward
Chcrlottc
Citrus
Clay
Collier
Columbia
Dade
Dc Soto
Escambia
Flaglcr
Gadsdcn
Gilchrist
Glados
Hamilton
Hardoo
Hendry
Hornando
Highlands
Fillsborough
Holmes
Indian River
Jackson
Jefferson.
Lake
Lee
Levy
Madison
Manatee
Marion
Martin
Okaloosa
Okeochobeo
Orange
Oscoola
Palm Beach
Pasco
Pincllas
Polk
Putnam
Sarasota
Seminole
St. Johns
St. Lucic
Sumtor
Suwannce
Union
Volusia
Washington
Others-
Straight Cars
By Boat
Pick-UD-ExDross:
GRAND TOTAL

1-July 31 except for 1936-37 July 1-Juno 30
WATERMELONS BEANS
33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37: 33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37:

550: 984: 508: 743:
7: : 22: 58:
1:

3:

12:
45:

24: 18:
564: 273:

83: 77:
1: 14:

38:

3:
15:

10:
280:

58:

1:

84:
45:

381:
23:
745:
8:
87:
58:
7:
470:

2:

6:

53:
1:

326:
135:
936:
5:
107:
182:

349:

106:
34:

312:
45:
1355:
31:
130:
157:
2:
470:

2:

31:

39: 13:

125: 159:
12: 42:

174:
510:
1:
13:
89:
2:
3843:
4:

3847:

177:
845:
1:
12:
174:
1:
5816:
15:

5831:

6:

6:
405:

86:

17:
36:

308:
77:
790:
1:
135:
213:

416:

17: 3:

105:

33: 35:
2: l:

138: 100:
603: 574:

86:

3885:
4:

3889:

98:

4223:
10:

4233:

64: 34:

2067: 1352:

7: 10:

78: 118:

15:

3:

3:
24:
30:
1:
29:

2:

27:

43:
158:
39:

221:
70:

4895:
7:

2:

2:
100:

3:
52:

7942:
329:
1056:

5:

1:

4:
5:
3:
6:

2:

16:

11:
99:
14:

123:
2:

3493:

9:

5:
37:

4:

5353:
260:
7866:

50:
2:

1223:

1:

87:
2:

16:
2:

13:

10:

1i:
22:
3:

61:
7:

3046:

1:

19:

11:
6:

3:

4611:
180:
620:

9327: 6399: 5411:

68:
4:

1431:

83:

1:
10:
16:

13:

3:
46:

60:
16:

3771:
2:

10:

16:
'35:

1:

5587:
219:
333:

6139:

Page 20
RAIL S IP;M:.NTS (Straight Cars) OF FRUITS AilD VEGETABLES BY COUNTIES
4 SEASONS Aug. 1-July 31 excont for 1936-37 July 1-June 30
Florida :
Counties : CABBAGE CELERY
Season : 33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37: 33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37

Alachua :
Bradford
Brevard
Broward
Charlotte
Citrus
Clay
Collier
Colunbia
Dade
De Soto
Escmabia
Flaglcr
Gadsdon
Gilchrist
Glades
Hami lton
Hardce
Hendry
Iernando
Highlinds
Hillsborough
Holmes
Indian River
Jaclson
Jefferson
Lake
Lee
Levy
Madison
Manatco
Marion
Martin
Okaloosa
Okocchoboo
Orange
Osceola
Palm Beach
Pasco
Finollas
Polk
Putnam
Sarasota
Seminole
St. Johns
St. Lucio
Sumtur
Suwammeo
Union
Volusia
Washington
Others-
Straight Cars
By Boat
Pick-Up-Express:
GRAND TOTAL

143: 52: 94: 73: :

8: 1: : 73: 13:
14: 3:

61: 1: 19:
37: 21: 6: 46:

16: 11: 13: i:

67: 18: 18: 6:

7:
68: 7:

30: 3: 11: 4:

165: 96: 81: 96:
22: 5:
11: : 2:

342: 60: 50: 110:
217: 82: 56: 65:
7: 95: 24:

109:
299:
12:
4J1:

627:
6:
16:
154:
27:
47:
230:

62:

3220:
116:

3336:

94:
152:
4:
915:

212:
18:

3123:
78:
11:
104:

72:
239:
5:
726:

218:
5:

72:
35:
1:
78:

20:
334:
6:
247:

131:

42:
107:
1:
84:

641:
46:

23:

54:

2273:
5062:

481: 565: 503:
172: 140: 68:

20: 20:

82: 191:

4: 4: 5:
1245: 1401: 1588:
5191: 5263: 6525:

17: 19: 70:

2175:
21:

2196:

1846:
71:

1917:

11: 7:
52:

1539:

8c00: 7203: 7483: 8902:
143: 48: 07: 108:

8343: 7251: 7580: 9090:

:

Page 21
RAIL SHIPMENTS (Straight Cars) OF FRUITS A'D VEGETABLES BY COU1ITTES
4 SEASONS Aug. 1-Julv 31 except for 1936-37 July 1-June 30

Florida
Counties
Season
Alachua
Bradford
Brovard
Broward
Charlotte
Citrus
Clay
Collier
Columbia
Dado
Do Soto
Escanbia
Flagler
Gadsden
Gilchrist
Glados
Hamilton
IEs.rdoe
Hendry
Hcrnando
Highlands
Hillsborough
Holmcs
Indian River
Jackson
Jefferson
Lake
Lee
Levy
Madison
Manatee
Marion
Martin
Okaloosa
Okccchobco
Orange
Osceola
Palm Beach
Pasco
Pinellas
Polk
Putnam
Sarasota
Seminole
St. Johns
St. Lucic
Sumtor
Suwanneo
Union
Volusia
Washington
Others-
Straight Cars
By Boat
Pick-Up-Express:
GRAND TOTAL

CUCUMBERS

33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37:
125: 54: 44: 48:
10: 14:

12:

14: 19: 15: 28:
6:
1:

192:
11:
-4:

10:

15:

110:
85:
1:
28:
22:

158:
11:
10:

23:

2:

4:
118:
52:

24:
10:

120:
4:

8:
8:

3:

3:
169:
7:
4:
.17:
3:

EGGPLAITT
33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37:
1:

1: 3:
1:
2:

6: 2:

2: 3:

3: i

7: 1

9: 18: 7:

1

16: 33: 13:

51: 21: 38: 22:
3: 1: 1:

30: 65: 43:

12:

25:
119:

2:

21:

48:
253:

1:
71:
186:

8: 2:

18:
184:

13: 9:
4 : : : :
826: 886: 759: 515: 175: 80: 106: 56:
2: 9: 77: 29: 98: 100: 122: 184:

828: 805: 836: 544: 273: 180: 228: 210:

Page 22
RIIL SHIPM'ENTS (Straight Cars) OF FRUI'S IA!D VEGETABLES BY COUNTIES .
, ST.,SONS Au-. 1-July 31 except for 1936-37 July 1-June 30
Florid : :
Counties s LETTUCE PEAS
Season : 33-34:3,4-35 35-36:36-37: 33-34:34-35 :35-36 :36-57:
.lachua : 22: .15: 19: 4:.
Bradford
Brcvard
Browarcd 1
Charlottc
Citrus
Clay
Collier
Columbia
D:do 1:
Do Soto
Escambic
FlaglEr
3adsdun
Gilchrist
Glrdos
Hamilton
IIlrd c
ilondry 7: 12:
iornando 11:
Highlands
Hillsborough 25:
Holmes
Indian River
Jcckson
Jefferson
Lake 1:
Lee
Lcc y
Lovy 1:
i.iadison
:anatco 158: 170: 100: 160:
Mrrion 70: 22: 27: 26:
Martin 19:
Okaloosa
Okoochobpe 1: 35: 22: 13:
Orange 13: 5: 12: 3:
Osccola
Palm Beach 9: 15: 1: 659: 458: 697: 410:
Pasco
Pincllas
Polk 4: 1:
Putnan
Sarasota : 2:
Scminole 143: 73: 123: 74:
St. Johns
St. Luci : : : :
Sumtor 5: 12: 10: 10:
Suwanneo
Union
Volusia
Washington
Others-
Straight Cars : 420: 313: 324: 319: 737: 484: 724: 413:
By Boat 3: 2: 8: 2: 3: 1:
Pick-Up-Express: : : : : : : :
GRIAND TOTAL : 420: 316: 324: 321: 745: 486: 727: 414:

Page 23
RAIL SHIPMENTS (Straight Cars) OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BY COUNTIES
1 SEASONS Aug. 1-July 31 except for 1936-37 July lrJune 30
Florida
Counties PEPPERSS POTATOES
Season : 33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37: 33-34:34-35:35-36:36-37

Alachua
Bradford
Brevard
Browerd
Charlotte
Citrus
Clay
Collier
Columbia
Dade
DeSoto
Escambia
Flagler
Gadsden
Gilchrist
Glades
Hamilton
Hardee
Hendry
Hernando
Highlands
Hillsborough
Holmes
Indian River
Jackson
Jefferson
Lake
Lee
Levy
Madison
Manatee
Marion
Martin
Okaloosa
Okeechobee
Orange
Osceola
Palm Beach
Pasco
Pinellas
Polk
Putnam
Sarasota
Seminole
St. Johns
St. Lucie
Sumter
Suwannee
Union
Volusia
Washington
Others-
Straight Cars
By Boat
Pick-Up-Express:
GRAND TOTAL :

10: 10: 10: 33: 295: 147: 1

302:
5:

294:
18:

2:

3:

49:

5:

361:

467: 284:
2: 14:

2:
1: 4:

9: 26:

376: 164:

27: 17: 13: 15:
1:
29: 13: 13: 24:

9: 42:

820:
29:
109:
287:

1:

735:
12:
80:
399:

76:

1773:
29:
53:
626:

74:

738:
58:
149:
397:

23:

40:

47:

20: 7:

5: 4:

70: 149:

81: 238:
: 4:
7:
1203: 1105:

14: 28:
24: 10:

11

12:
1

301

1:
392
10:
10
1428
12:

47:
4:

2: 2

12:
6: 8: 7

20: 31
1:

83: 107: 84:

37:

279:

1:

72: 33: 69: 76: 166:

271: 156:

89: 155 :

1: : 1:
82: 57: 23:
1:
16: 18: 64:

1:

21: 26:

2:
15: 30:

128:

11:

1: 7:
308:
5:
8: 3:
2463:
1: 5:

26:
56:

1311: 948: 1178: 920: 5031: 2954: 3190: 5393:
297: 476: 803: 956: 674: 978: 795: 1377:

1608: 1424: 1981: 1876: 5705: 3932: 5985: 6770:

:
:

Pa e 24
.-TL 3!I -MEITS (Straig Cars) CO FRUITS 'D VGLAEL:CS BY COUNTY'

.* SEASOuS AuIg.
Florida
Counties
Season
Alachua:
Bradfcrd
Brevvartd
Broward
Charlotte
Citrus
Clay
Collier
Columibia
Dade
De Soto
Escaombia
Flagler
Gadsden
Gilchrist
Glades
Hamilton
iiardd c
Hendry
Hernando
Highlands
iillsborough
Holmes
Indian River
Jackson
Jefferson
Lt:ke
Leo
Levy
Madison
i onctee
Marion
Martin
Okaloosa
Okeechobee
Orange
Osccola
Palm Beach
Pasco
Pinollas
Polk
Putnam
Sarasota
Sominole
St. Johns
St. Lucic
Sumter
Suwannoe
Union
Volusia.
Washington
Others-.
Straight Crs
By Boat
Pick-Up-Express:
GR.AD TOTAL

1 -Julj-y 31 -XC xept jor 13Oo-3O7 Ju'ly I-Jiume o
TOMATOES rIXD & I.ISCL.
33- -3::3..-35:5, -( :30-37: 33-3S4:6-35:35-36:3
: : 144: 166: 133:

619: 699:
3: 25:

1111: 580:

3180: 3489:

127: 22:
7: 16:

97: 34:

63: 128:

155: 143:

890: 789:
56: 27:
1: 3:

2- : 42:

3.- 474:

19:

2:

05: 207:
101: 78:

1:

1: A6:
846: 589:
: 19:

209: 475:

1361: 2357:
11:

50:
130:

69:

167:

176:

13:
1082:
34:

15:
7:

1015:
1:

527:
98:

68:
36:

6:
8:
78:

88:

106:

3:
528:
69:

23:

488:

1:

369:
118:

1:
6883: 6763: 5827: 5469: 2
780: 412: 217: 161:
34: : : : -i
7697: 7175: 6044: 5630: ,

1:
1:
382:
10:

4:
32:
505:
3:

12:
14:
131:

1:

41:

69:
1i:
20:
1:
151:

16:

227: 210:

251: 317:
44: 33:
2: 1:

19: 51:
318: 253:
3: 1:
542: 64-14:

74: 78:
: 14:
16:
392: 403:
1:
33: 4:
10: 3:

6: 5:

1:

8415: 3109
110: 31:
457: 947:
412: 4087:

20:
498:

7:
71:

1:

22:

1:

28:
9:
4:

90:

2:

2:
1:
191:

184:
8:

33:
241:
4:
768:

22:

401:
3:

15:

6:

Gi:
2817:
95:
982:
3894:

6-57:
121:

17:
597:
11:

20:

94:

1:

12:

37:
1:

24:
1,9:

7:

264:

2.6:
17:

/:
329:
1:
710:

15

359:
3:
6:

5:

1:
30- 5:
1'5:
1022
4222

RAIL WIrENTS (Strai-bt Cars) OF FRUITS AjD VrEGETAiL1eS ;3Y COUNTIES
'S 1.ASOIS Au.;. 1-July 31 except for 1q36-37 July 1-Juno 30
Florj ia *
Contics TO'TL VEG:TABLUS TOTAL .FRTS & VEGS
Season : 33-54:34-35:35-36:36-37: 33-34:34-35:35-36:30-37:
Alachua : 804 : 478: 573: 8639:1389 1521: 185:-01736:
Bradford : 33: 35: 15: 19: 181: 125: 193: 118:
Drov-rd : 82: 47: 21: e:- 303: 469: 404: 407:
Broward 3406: 2874: 3050: 2926: 3410: 2673: 3050: 2929:
Charlotte 32: 33: 2: 56: 32: 33: 2: 56:
Citrus 2: 41: 4:
Clay 74: 9: 42: 78: 74: 9: 42: 78:
Collier 1158: 621: 274: 527:. 1165: 33: 275: 527:
Columbia 8: 14: 7: : 23: 59: 7:
Dadoe 1119: 4578: 2263: 4311: 4413: -784: 2362: 4446:
Do Soto 59: 29: 26: 29: 1318: 607: 303: 657:
Esciambia 154: 110: 80: 54: 154: 152': 80: 80:
Flaglcr 458: 287: 400: 545: 492: 267: 400: 645:
Cadsdcn 53: 67: 28: 58: 63: 91: 46: 54:
Gilchrist : : 20: 564: 273: 405:
Glades 19: 13: 54: : 19: 13: 54: 1:
Hamilton : 58: 63: 77: 85:
Hardeo 463: 310: 209: 181:' 14: 663: 470: 653:
I-endry 117: 54: 189: 46: 118: 54: 189: 46:
Hornando 86: 23: 6: 1: 275: 58: 76: 103:
Highlands 24: 19: 2: 61: 1304: 939: 1007: 1194:
7iillsborough 776: 428: 607: 431: 4056: 544d: 1924: 2615:
H-olms 1: 8: : 45: 35: 9: 36:
Indian River 173: 142: 200: 132: 259: 267: x442: 478:
Jackson : 2: 3: : 409: .623: 329: 335:
Jefferson 2: 2: : 23: 47: 137: 77:
Lake 1S7: 106: 36: 96: 3206: 3995: 5783: 5156:
Lee 796: 603: 767: 597: 1658: 1097: 973: 1095:
Lovy 124: 68: 17: 15: 211: .198: 127:* 152:
Madison : : 17: 3: 59: .157: 199: 216:
Manatee 2399: 2049: 2163: 1765: 4123: 2830: 2621: 2893:
Marion 636: 448: 291: 298: 1506: 1180: 1122:;1449:
Martin 69: 116: 30: : 69: 116: .3b:
Okaloosa : : : 2: 3:
Okocchobec 411: 338: 199: 98: 411: 338: 199: 98:
Orange 835: 563: 592: 89,': 5325: 4979: 7068: 9842:
Osccola 20: 10: 9: 7: 210: 128: 51: 174:
Palm each 6993: 6160: 6557: 6133: 6993: 6160: 6557: 6141:
Pasco 7: 1: 1: 2': 420: 395: 510: 743:
Pinellas : 1905: 1599: 1086: 2453:
Polk 759: 291: 241: 149: 11356:10110:10941': 16957:
Putnam 318: 117: 258: 398: 543: 257: 557: 544:
Sarasota 2333: 1268: 1405: 1632: 2354: 1274: 1405: 1632:
Seminole 5927: 5829: 5905: 7051: 8188: 7128: 6873: 8192:
St. Johns 2490: 1282: 1141: 1538: 2511: 3.289: 1141: 1538:
St. Lucie 199: 275: 616: 423: 374: 602: 903: 646:
Sumter 544: 502: 423: 448: 796: 732: 603: 561:
Suwannee :: 510: 845: 603: 574:
Union 34: 23: 41: 56: 44: 24: 41: 56:
Volusia 118: 42: 29: 75: 629: 338: 529: 727:
Washington 1: 13: 9: 89: 175: 99: 107:
Othors- : 5: : 3: 1: 7: 1: 4:* :
Straight Cars : 37590:30268:28865:32106: 74877:63195:61561:79726:
By Boat : 2557: 2340: 2460: 3324: 23584:26012:22594*266,'4:
Pick-UD-Express: 2547: 1733: 1602: 1355: 3221: 3436: 2665: 2007:
GRJiID TOTAL : 42694:34341:32927:36785: 101682:92643:86820:109177
.Cantaloupes:Marion Co l.pe-rs:Alachua 3,Levy 2,S.Rosa 2,Boat l,c.,rs.

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CRLOT SHIPI;.ItTS(RAIL,B5OATEXPRESS) ALL FLCRIFlA FRUITS A.i) VEGETABLES BY .'iONTIIS FJR 'SEASON 1956-37
CO'.iI.iODITY : July:Aug.:Jopt: Oct.: Nov.: Dec.: Jan.: Fob.: .iar.:A -ril: I27 : June: TOTAL
Orange : 1: : 2: 1855: 3834: 4121: 4922: 3785: 4318: 4400: 3558: 1548: 32,644 :
Grapefruit 20:1304: 1836: 2097: 2071: 3371: 2656: 2199: 3047: 2077: 238: 20,016
Tangerines 2: 697: 1596: 1176: 929: 137 6: : : 4,543
Kixod Citrus : : : 4: 326: 1238: 1964: 1621: 1205: 927: 798: 546: 147: 3776 :
TOTAL CITRUS : 1: 20:1310: 4019: 7866: 9752:11090: 8575: 7581: 8251: 6481: 1933: 66.879 :
Cantaloupes : 1: 1
Pears 7: 1: 8
Strawberries 9: 468: 447: 193: 132: 2: 1,271
.atcr- felons : 461: 2: : : : : : : : : 424: 3346: 4,233 :
TOTAL 1OH-CITRUS-: : : : : : : : :
FRUITS .iELOFS : 468: 3: : 9: 488: 447: 193: 12: 426: 3347: 5,513
Bcans(incl.Lims): : : : 271: 115: 1185: 1262: 7470: 537: 841: 36: 65: 6,139
Cabbage : 3: 139: 311: 402: 455: 221: .8: 1,539
Cclory 29: 1537: 1461: 1965: 2332: 1715: 51: 9,090
Corn, Groon : 1: 2: 4: 7: 54
Cucumbcrs 31: 38: 14: 1: : 63: 228:. 155: 14: 544
Eggpla nt : 18: 14: 15: 18: 19: 5: 15: 28: 39: 69: 240
Groens 3: 7: 20: 12: 2: 44
Lettuce 13: 96: 116: 53: a2: 1: 321
Peas, Groon 7: 152: 185: 23: 35: 12: 414
Poppers 21: 11: 90: 172: 368: 279: 303: 268: 220: 144: 1,876
Potatoes 4: 119: 372: 976: 1506: 2709: 1060: 24: 6,770
Swcet Potatoes 43: 3: 1: 5: : 2: 1: : : : 55
Tomatoes 3: : : 4: 176: 233: 555: 1117: 1351: 1306: 829: 56: 5,630
'.xd & Misc. Vcgs.: 128: 9 74: 1,7: 293: -54: C7 : '. 74: 573: '73: 4 '8: 220: 4,067 :
TOTAL VEGETABLES : 214: 7: 77: 463: 1784: 2723: 5383: 5267: 6870: 8433: 4803: 696: 36.785 :
MON-CITRUS & VEGS: 682: 75: 77: 463: 1784: 2732: 5R71: 5714: 706.i: R565 5P29: 404 ,2.9 :A
ALTL FUITS c VEGS: 683: 95:1387: 4482: 9650:12484:16961:14289:14644:16816 11710: 5976 109 177
NOTE: Oranges- Include Satsumas. Blueberries' an'yl Pineapples- Fo report"of A~y 'cars shipped.
'.'atermelons- Subjct to revision, usually upward. Beans- Include snap and lima beans.
Lima straight car shipments probably did not exceed 150. 'Carrots and Onions- No0 report
of any cars shipped. Escarole- Approximately 788 cars ship'ed "but not included in above
tabulations. Greens- Include miscellaneous greens except Spinach. Romaine- Included in
Lctt.ce. Squas- Strdight cars not included i-n totals but L.C.L. of Squash included in
..-ixed Vegetables. Turnips- 2 cars included in i.ixed Vegetables.
Boat and Pick-Up-Express Shipments- Included above. See special tabulation on page 26 and 27.

CARLOT EQUIV1LETIT S .

:1927-28:1928-29:1929-30:1930-31:1
Oranges (t) : 12,395: 26,545: 16,475: 30,812:
Grapefruit 18,147: 25,579: 13,950: 26,064:
Tmngcrincs 1,116: 2,498: 843: 3,096:
LIixod Citrus : 6,218: 9,051: 8,217: 14,697:
TOTAL CITRUS : 37,876: 63,673: 39,485: 74,659:
Cantaloupos : 17: 7: 1: 1:

Grapes
Pears
Pineapples
Stra.::.brrics :
',atcnn lons :
OTTR PRUITS-:-
lecans & Lir.s:
Cabbage
Carrots
Cauliflo'.ur
Colery
Corn, Greon
Cucunbcr s
Eggplan t
Escarole

21:
2:
57:
662:
9,195:
9,954:
3,394:
1,532:
3:
14:
9,895:
122:
1,718:
234:
'd

19:
6:
5:
2,095:
10,479:
12611i:
4,109:
3,060:
8:
28:
8,844:
283:
2,206:
240:
d :c

12: 7:
3:
0: 0:
1,721: 1,862:
8,682:b 9,561:b
10,40: 11, 43,1
*4,054: 4,319:
2,272: 3,263:
5: 10:
2: 0:
9,052: 8,245:
264: 269:
987: 1,635:
207: 208:
(693) :c(715) :c

1931-32:1932-33: 1933-34:1934-35:

19,994: 26,963: 27,348:
17,670: 17,123: 15,130:
2,754: 3,030: 2,885:
8,817: 8,385: 7,948:
49,235: 55,501: 53,311:.
13: 0: 0:
5: 4: 0:
1: 0: 0:
0: 0: 0:
1,760: 2,084: 1,830.:
5,346:b 4,241:b 3,862:b
7,125: 6,329: 5,692:
6,941: 7,868: 9,327:
1,521: 2,873: 3,336:
3: 3: 0:
0: 0: 0:
7,931: 6,087: 8,343:
110: 80: 150:
678: 553: 828:
286: 342: 273:
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1935-36:1936-3'7:Avcragu:
26,066: 32,644: 24,415:
12,974: 20,916: 18,477;
2,932: 4,543: 2,632:
6,944: 8,776: 8,539:
48,916:h66,879: 54,064:

l4,911:
L7,218:
2,628:
6,350:
51,107:
0:
1:
0:
0:
1,363:
5,836:
7,200:
6,399:
2,196:
5:
0:
7,251:
238:
895:
180:
:527)

1: 4:
0: 7:
8: 3:
0: 6:
1,271: 1,573:
4,233: 6,532:
5,513: 8,125:
6,139: 5,796:
1,539: 2,351:
0: 4:
0: 5:
9,090: 8,402:
54: 172:
544: 1,088:
240: 244:
(788) :c(520) :0

rocns d d d 19: 28: 29: 57: 121: 56: 44: 35:
ottuce (f) 1,630: 1,402: 560: 940: 440: 465: 420: 315: 324: 321: 682:
lio-s 20: 4: 3: 0: 0: 0: 0: 0: 0: 0: 3:
cns, Grc;n 6: 31: 6: 130: 146: 331: 745: 486: 727: 414: 302:
cppcrs 2,283: 1,965: 1,671: 2,162: 2,008: 2,382: 1,608: 1,424: 1,981: 1,876: 1,936:
otatocs 7,899: 5,062: 4,781: 6,887: 2,605: 4,034: 5,705: 3,932: 3,985: 6,770: 5,166:
7t.Potatocs 186: 108: 13: '156: 100: 43: 33: 88: 67: 55: 95:
omatocs 8,391: 8,028: ,4-57: 5,435: 6,284: 6,201: 7,697: 7,175: 6,044: 5,630: 6,734:
irnips,Boots: 0: 3: 4: 26: 3: 0: 1: 1: 0: 2: 4:
ixod Vog3(c): :3,683: 2,329: 3,49: 4,273: 3,506: 4,417: 4,171 3,634: 3,G22: 4.067: 3719:
TAL V:GS(g): 41,010: 37,710: 34,732: 37,977: 32,590: 36,608: 42,694: 34,341: 32,927: 6,785: 36,737:
)N-CIT. &V]GS: 50,9G4: 50,31.: 45 15;: 49,411: 39,715: 42,937: 48,386: 41,541: 37,908: 42.298: 44,863:
LL FRTS''G3S: 883,8-0:013,i1t: 84,G67:124,0701 88,950: 98,438:101,G97: 92,648: 86,820:109.177: 98.927:
OT7S: e'otil of non-citrus fruits. (-) Includes Satsumas, (b) Rovisod. (c) Unofficial. (d) io
sopar-tto report. (,) Includes miocl. (f) Romaiec included in Lettuce. (g) Straight cars of
Escarole and Squash not included in tibulation. (h) Includes light cars: Oranges 2006,
Grapefruit 1037, Tangrrinos 47, i.ixcd 1482.Total 4572.

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1,082:
3 889:
4,977:
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1,917:
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7,530:
146:
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228:
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Beans
Cucumbers
Eggplant
Peppers
Tomatoes
Cabbage
Lettuce
Potatoes
Strawberries
Watermelons
Total
BAY
Watermelons
RPRADFOR
Beans
Cucumbers
Potatoes
Strawberries
Watermelons
Total
SE? A R D
Tomatoes
Cabbage
Celery
Potatoes
Watermelcns
Total
Beans
Eggplant
Poppers
Tomatoes
Cabbage
Potatoes
Total
CHAFRTDTTE
Eggplant
Peppers
Tomatoos
Potatoe0
Total
CITRUS
Eggplant
Tomatoes
Watermelons
Total
Poppers
Cabbage
Potatoes
Total
Beans
Cucumbers
Eggplant
Pcppors
Tomatoes
Watermelons
Total
COLrTirRIAh
Beans
Cucumbers
Watormolons
Total
cans
Eggplant
r-ppors

FTn~nTDnA VFr.GT'AR,.F STRAIRERRYF ARY *JIATRUMBTn: ACrAGf
BY COltfJTiTS PnO TPFRE SFPAS-'R.Y,
(Prepared from data supplied by J. C. Townsend, Jr.,
Federal Truck Crop Estimator for Florida).
1953-3 1953-35 1935-35
a-f11 Win. Spr. Tntal: Fall JiVin. SIfr. Total:. Fall 7n. Sr. ITb .:
0 00 0: 100 400 500: 100 00 .o00:
0 600 6 0: 50 300 50: 300 00:
10 50 0: 25 50 5: 25 25 50:
00 00: 300 5db 3oo 3o:
175 175: : :
600: 300: 400
50: 25: 50:
400: 1600: 1200:
50: 50 50:
LQO: 000 i :
8335:5 62
50:

100 100 200: 200 200: 300 300:
50 50: 250 250: -
200: 100: 100:
1050: 800: 800:
5: 100:
1775: 1350: 1500:
-i 10 10o o
25: 2 -
-: 2: -
S0: 5 -:
125: 110: 10:
1000 12000 -1000 lho000 1500 15000 1200 17700 1000 20000 2500 23500:
200 200: 50 50: 25 25:
S 500 1200 1700: 50 1200 2050: 00 2500 2900:
200 2300 2500: 400 2100 2500: 2200 2200:
200: 25: 100:
_250: PO:
18850: 2225: 28925:
15 25 o40 15 25 40o 15 25 ho4
100 100oo: 50 50o: 25 50 75:
250 250 : : 100 100:
S- -
S215:

50 50: 50 50: 25 25:
100 100: -" -
: 5J Q *
250: 10 -

25 25: 25 25: -
50: -: -
300 35-: Lo:
375: 375: 400:
100 100: 200 100 300: 100 100:
150 2 100 100 200: 100 100 200:
S o 50 50 25 25 -25
100 50 10 100 2 125 : 50 :
400 2400 2000 350 2200 2550: 40 800 00:
.5l: Q00 __
3400: 33oo00: 15:
5- 100 100:
50 ,0: -
450: 00:
500 250 750: 2000 300 2300: 2000 200 2200:
25 25: 25 25 25
50 50: 50 50: 25 50 75

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FTORTDA VErPETABT.FSTRTNJBERRY & WATER;,,EL.O ACREAGE BY COnITTIES FOR i SEARSOnS (Cont'd).
1933-34 1934-35 1955-36
1Fall vW '.Toptal F.ll- Win. Sr. To~ :_tal: TEall l Spr. n a :
DADEC ont'd) :
Tomatoes c00 10i400 10900 1700 10400 12100: 200 7500 7700:
Cabbage 300: 100: 100:
Colory 20:
Potatoes 3000: 3700: 4500:
Strawberries 102: 100: *. 100:
Total 15125: 18375: 14720:
DESnT.:
Beans -: 00 100:
Cucumbers 50 50 -:
Tomat os 50 : -
Cabbage 25: 25:
Potatoes 0:
Total 5: 350: 125:
ESC AMBTA
Cabbago -- a 50:
Potatoes : : 600:
Total 700: 6005
FLAr-FTI:
Cabbage 50 50: 300:
Potatoes 52O:: 7 000:
Total 3350: 3250: 3300:
,GADSDEN :
Beans 100 100: 100 100: 100 100:
Cucumbers 50 50:: -
Cabbago 100: 200: 200:
Watormclons 5 rI0 _20Q:
Total 600: 450: 500:
CT TCHRTST
Egglant 50 50: : -
Watormolons 1:jQ: *f I00: 800:
Total 155: 100: 800:
GLADES :
Beans 50 50: 50 50 100 100 200:
Cabbago 100 100:
Potatoes _-: : _.:
Total 150: 125: 300:
F/J.'ITLTON :
Watermlons 450: 400: 400

Beans 50 25 75: 50 50: 50 -
Cucumbers 400 500 900: 700 600 1300: 400 650 00
Eggplant 150 150: 150 150: 75 75:
Poupors 200 100 300: 1000 100 1100: 50:
Tom~tos 1375 1375: 900 00: 1000 1000:
Cabbae 50 -
Potatoes 125 100: 100:
Strawberries 950 950: 950
Watermelons _5: __: *
Total 5950: 103625:
FTENDY::
Beans 100 100 100 300:. 100 500 100 700: 500 200 200 900:
Cucunbers 50 50: 100 100: 100 100:
Tomatoes 250: 200 200: 600 600
Cabbage 300: 100: 500:
Green Pens *- 50: -: 100:
Watermolons 0: * : -
Total 1000: 1200: 2200:
Beans 150 200 350: 100 100 200: 75 100 175
Cucumbors 50 50: 75 75: -
Eggplant 325 525 180 leo: 60 60:
Poppers 50 0: 50 50: 35 35:
Tomatoes 50 5 00 300: -
Cabbage -: 50:
Green Peas 2 : -
Total T025: 905:
HTrIANDS : S
Beans 50 50: -
Tomatoos 50 50: 150 150 100 100:
Cabbage 0: -
Celery O: 0 :
Lettuce : :
Total 120: 2d0: 110:

Boans
Cucumbers
Cabbage
Potatoes
Watermelons
Total
EADISDn
Cucumbers
Tomatoes
Cabbage
Watermelons
Total
.AMANTEE
Beans
Cucumbers
Eggplant
Poppors
Tomatoes
Cabbage
Celery
Lettuce
Potatoes
Strawberries
'n+r-m 1 -nn

200 550 150
* 200: -
* 40:

* 100:
50 50

* oo:
800:

- 100 700: 100
- 200 250: 50
150 200: 25
- 150 500: 650
- 2100 2350: 50
* 6oo *
* 550: '
* 525: *
* 175: *
* 225: *
-. *

150 o 0: loo
50 450: -
SI-: *
l : *
1150:

* oQQ: *
500:
- .50 150: 150
- 150 200: 50
- 75 loo:
* 100 0:
- 2700 30:
* 500: *
* 650.:
* 100: *
* 275: *
* ** ^o:-

- 200 300:
- 200 200:
* 25:
* 500
1025:
50 50:

1050:
3 0
S 0:

- 2000 00:
* 00:
* 500
* 350
* 100:
* 325:

Page 32
FLORA VE-ETABLE.STR.BERRY & '.'TERD~ET-R N ACR. ,E RB COUNlTIES FOR S SSOM S [ Cont'd).
1933-5h 1 1955-56
.all Winr. pr, Total: .n ll ni F in Sprx. Thi- i:.ii U. .:iL aS .i .f fll:
Beans. 200 500 700: 200 1000 1200: 100 500 600:
Cucuborc 1 150: 150 150: 50 150:
Eggplant 10 10 100 100: 100 100:
Penpers 25 750 775: 25 1200 1225 900 00:
Tomatoes 25 1 400 25 700 700: 25 500 525:
Cabbage 400 2 100:
Potatoes 550: 200: :
Strawberries 000 800: 00:
Watermelons *
Total 7900:
.OIN.TS
Cucumbers -- 300 300:
watermelonsn s 55: 20: 5Q:
Total 550: 200: 350:
TNWTAN RTVvR
Beans 100 100 100 300: 100 200 100 400: 100 250 100 450:
Cucumbers 100 25 25: 50 50: 100 100 200:
Peppers 25 25 25 25:
Tomatoes 50 50 400 500: 50 400 450: 200 500 700:
Cabbage 150: 25 50:
Potatoe 20 *
Total 7275 T25:
:JACKSO N
Cucumbers 50 50:
Watermelons 5: : 1500:
Total 1650: 2000: 150:
JEFFEBPSON
Watermelons 150: 200: 400:

Beans 00 100 -
Cucumbers 25 25: 50 50:
Tomatos 175 5: 100 100 -:
Cabbage 50 250: 300:
Celery 5: -:
Potatoes 25: -:
Watermelons 3. *Q Q:
Total -4255: 7075: -l50
LEE
Cucumbers 500 25 25: 500 100 600: 600 450 1050:
Eggplant 150 200 50: 200 100 0 5 12 00:
Poppers 150 150 50: 0 25 75: 50 100 25 75
Popoo1 50 'oo oo5 5 oo
Tomatoes 350 200 550:700 500 1000: 1000 100 1100
Cabbage 50:
Lettuce -: 5:
Potatoes 800: 650: 600:
'Jatermelons 50: 20Q: 2Q0:
Total 2575: 3225: 5780:
Watermelons 25:

Page 5g
FTORTDTA VERThART.PSTTMAWnBRRY ? *ATERiLTf i ACRPAGC BY COIFITTRS PO'R SI'AS"R CS ont'd).
1933-34 1934-55 1935-36
Eall in .Sr..al: .Ea 11 Min. ra. Tni.l: Pill ia. Sr. Tnt-l:
Beans .500 2000 .2500: 400 1500 1900: 500 1500 2000
Cucumbers 25 200 225: 200 200: 200 200C
Eggplant 50 50 25 50 75: 50 50
Tomatoes 1500 1500: o 500 o: 100 1000
Cabbago 900: * 00: 700:
Celery 00: 150 250
Lettuce *+ 250: 100: *
Potatoes 230: -
Watermelons 0

Beans 200 100 5 50: 200 o100 100 400: 200 100 300o
Tomatoes 325 25: 50 50: -
Cabbage 50: ** 200: 250
Green Peas 100: 1C: -
Potatoes 2 * _. : : -
Total 850: 775: 55
"OtYROQ
Tomatoes 50 50:

Cucumbers 50 50:
OKR.CHOBFE:
Bans 700 500 100 13oo0: 500 500 500 1500: 500 30o o0 1100o
Tomatoes 200 200: 100 100: 00 100:
Cabbage 300: 200: 250:
Green Peas 350: 200: 2CO
Potatoes *
Total T2175: 1850: 1700:
ORANGE
Beans 00 100 500 300 1Co0 00: 200 100 300
Cucumbers 150 150: 200 200; 250 250:
Eggplant 2525 25: 25 25:
Peppers 200 50 250: 250 100 550; 350 50 400
Tomatoes 125 125: 50 50 50 5:
Cabbage t 900: 300: 350:
Celery 50: 0 30:
Potatoes 10: -: *
Strawberries 25: 25 2
Watrmelons L *
Total 3 : T2-55 T5 ^00
OSCEOTA
Beans 50 50: 50 50: 50 50
Cucumbers 15 15: -
Peppers -: 25 25: -
Tomatoes 25 25: -
Cabbage 150: 50 100:
Potatoes : *" 50
TA-;,1 1l 175 200:
PATM BEACH
Beans -14300 7500 15000 36800: 00 92010 00 36O 700: 7000 7000 12000 26000:
Eggplant 25 25 50 50: 25 25:
Peppers 25 50 50 125: 150 25 175: 50 25 75:
Tomatoes 100 O00 1500 2000: 250 500 hOCo 75 100 o0 10000L 1050
Cabbage 1500: 1 00:* 2000:
Celery 100: 50: 10:
Lettuce 175 125:
Green Poas 4000: +500: 7700:
Potatoes :i p
Total 5257
Beans 100 100: 200 20J: -
Eggplant 50 5 60 60: -
Strawborrios 050 5c0:
Watermelons 0
Total 550:54
?OLK .
Beans 100 100: 100 100: 100 10:
Cucumbers 10 10: -
Poppers 50 50: 25 25:
Tomatoes 400 00: 175 175: -50 50:
Cabbago 750: 350: * ':
Green Peas 50: I :
Potatoes 100: 50: 5:

1933-34 1954-35 1935-36
FLll .'i n. nr.Tntn a l: n1al Lin. pr.S Tr-.l: LaFnl Y iL SPrO Total:
fLK(Cont'd).
trawborrios 400 150 *
atormolons 75 5 *
Total 25 2675
ITTITAM
means 100 100:
ucumbers 100 100:
peppers 25 25: -: -
abbage 50: 100: 300:
elery 5: 5 5:
otato 3500: 2500: 2600
aternelons 10 : P : :
Total 3730: 2805: 5
ucumbers : : 60 60:
cabbage 100: 300 700:
potatoes _00: q : 0:
Total 7100: 9550: 9260:
cans 10 0 10 100 300: 100 200 100 o00 100 250 100 450:
ucumbers 100 100: 200 200: 200 200:
epoers 25 25: -: 25 25:
omatoe 50 200 500 550: 300 800 1100: 700 1500 2200:
cabbage 100 100: 100:
reen Peas -: 100:
potatoes ** : : 10Q:
Total 10: 1025: 3175:
ASTA :
means 50 50: 50 50: 50 50:
cucumbers 50 50 100 100 100: 100 100:
peppers 75 75: 50 50: -
omatoes -: 50 25 75 -:
cabbage 50 -
olery 400: 1200: 1550:
otatoos 50: 50 *
strawberries 0D: : :
Total 1775: 1575: :
means 600 100 700: 150 100 250: 225 100 35:
eggplant 25 25 50: 20 -25 5: 225 50:
eppors 50 250 00: 55 200 235: 15 200
abbago 600: 500: 00:
elory 3650: o000: 1io:
lettuce 475: 500: + 40:
potatoes 100: 100: 100:
trawberrios -52: : -:
Total 5925: 5430: 5790:
iMTTh
IooTER oo
uoumbers 0 550: 00 00 600 600:
eppers 350 550: 400 O: 200 200:
omatoos 1700 1700: 1200 1200: 1000 1000:
abbag 1000: 300: 500:
ettuce 50: 25: 25:
trawborrios 00: 50 600:
atormolons 1 : 0Q-
Total 6100: 425 5825:
atormolons 3000: 3000: 2100:
cans 100 100: 100 100:
ucumbers 50 50: -
otatocs 200: 100: 100:
trawbcrrics 150: 100: 100:
atorelons O o
Total 3o 350:
OQLS IA
opors 25 25: 25 25: -
omatoos 50 : -. -
abbage < 20: 50: 50:
,ottuco 25: 25 25:
potatoes 700: 300 300:
atormolons + i3Q: *
Total 1350: 4' :

Page 35
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S1933-34
.all Win. Sqpr

'fWASqTWrTo n
Cucumbers
Watermelons *
Total
OTIHE CO'jTIZS
Beans
Cucumbers
Eggplant
Pcpoors 2P
Tomatoes 2)
Cabbaeo
Lotbtuco e
Green Poas *
Total
NOTE'. Acreage for this

*

Total: a1ll

100

lg 65
-
25: *
_5: *
500:

1954-355-
in., Spr. Total

:000
i00:
100 100:
100:
25 90:
50
O:
+

1935-36
.Eall fi .L Sr.. .Total
- 150 50
Loo

5- -"
50 50:
2 2:
2 :
25 2
150

27

commodity not shown separately by season or seasons.
FEDERAL-STATE TNSPECTTONS

Federal-State Grade and/ or Condition Inspection was Tppliod at Florid4
shipping points on 25,835 cars of fruits and vegetables in the 1936-37 season, by
the Florida .State. Marketing -Bureau, cooperating with the U. S. Department of
Agriculture. Inspections by commodities were as follows:
Car-lot Equivalents

Oranges
Grapefruit
Tangerines
Mixed Citrus
Strawberries
Limes
Apples
Peaches
Pears
Mixed Fruits Vogs
Lemons
Satsumas
:Mandarines

7,01
,99

27

3
1
1

cars Potatoes
" Celery
" Watermelons
* Tomatoes
" Peppers
" Beans
" Eggplant
" lixcd Voget
* Cabbage
" Cucumbors
" Squash
" Onions
" Escarolo

Vegetables and ':clonr
4,719
2,767
1,775
1, 1d
196

;ables

7

Kumquats .5 Sweet Potatoes 2
Tangclos.5 Fumokins 2 "
Nooetarinos .3 Peas 1 "
Plums .2 Beets 1
Pineapples .1 Turnips .4 "
Persimmons .1 Other Commodities "
Total 15,080. Total 10,755. "
Total Citrus c.nd Oth...r .rits 15,080. cars
Total Vecotaolos and !rolons 1Q. 5
Grand Total 25,75. "
Of the abovo 15,080 cars of fruits, 9,207 wcre straight cars and 5,873.
carlot equivalents from 2 351,895 packages inspected. Of thq 10 755 cars of
vegetables and mclons'0 635 wore straight cars and 2,120s. carlot equivalents from
723,522 packages inspooetd. Of the season's total of 25,85" cars fruits,
vegetables, and molons, 17,842 wore straight cars, and 7,993 wore carlot equivalents
from 3,076,417 packages.

The total number of all fruit vegetables and molon inspections in the
1935-3A season was equivalent to 17,4oO carlots.
Note: Mr. J. Harold Hoover, Box 188, Orlando, Florida, is the Supervising Inspector
in charge of the Federal-State Shipping Point Inspection Service in Florida,

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P..ge 36

SEASONAL ACREAGE OF FLORIDA TRUCK CROPS.

(VerLfied by J.C.Tov-rsend),Jr., Florida Federal Truck Crop Estimator.)

Beans : Cabbage Celery :Cucumbers: Eggplant:
Season :Acreage : Acre:ge : Acrea;e : Acreage : Acroage : Season:
192-24 13,780: 4,920: 4,000: 12,370: 1,520: 1923-24:
1924-25 20,530: 4,650: 4,320: 10,830: 1,400: 1924-25:
1925-26 16,000: 3,660: 3,520: 7,590: 1,020: 102E-26:
1926-27 19,490: 3,010: 4,240: 7,440: 630: 1926-27:
1927-28 29,750: 2,900: 5,380: 9,420: 1,550: 1927-28:
1028-29 27,000: 6,500: 6,620: 11,340: 1,320: 1928-29:
1929-30 35,800: 3,700: 6,650: 12,100: 1,680: 1929-30:
1930-31 40,000: 6,500: 6,150: 9,650: 1,800: 1930-31:
1931-32 41,500: 5,500: 6,850: 7,300: 1,950: 1931-32:
1932-33 50,800: 6,200: 6,650: 5,600: 2,450: 1932-33:
1933-34 62,800: 10,700: 6,000: 5,000: 2,050: 1933-34:
1934-35 67,000: 5,600: 6,000: 5,100: 1,500: 1934-35:
1935-36 61,000: 9,000: 6,500: 5,700: 1,100: 1935-36:
1936-37 : '61,000: -8.500: -:7,500: *5,600: i-1,350: 1936-37:

:Lettuce :GreenPeas: Peppr s : Potatoes: Tomatoes:
Season : Acroage : Acreage : Acredge : Acreae : Acree : "'j:on:
1923-24 3,490: 1,330: 3,550: 28,000: 0,070: 1923-24
1924-25 : 3,400: 2,250: 3,560: 21,920: 33,470: 1024-25:
1925-26 : 1,500: 760: 3,370: 23,070: 20,700: 1925-26:
1926-27*-:'-sc 1 840: 700: 2,700: 28,000: 29,800: 1926-27:
1927-28 (340) 1,840: 1,230: 6,41b: 30,000: 29,280: 1927-28:
1928-29 (500) 2,000: 1,350: 5,650: 22,000: 38,700: 1928-29:
1929-30 ('60) 1,560: 700: 6,550: 31,000: 31,260: 1929-30:
1930-31 (350) 2,450: 2,000: 8,200: 27,000: 2a,800: 1930-31:
1951-32 (700) 1,700: 3,800: 8,050: 21,500: 23,700: 1931-32:
1932-33 (700) 1,650: 3,600: 8,300: 17,000: 24,900: 1932-33:
1933-34 (700) 1800: 4,800: 6,000: 23,000: 25,000: 1933-34:
1934-35 (C50) 1,550: 5,000: 7,700: 24,800: 27,500: 1934-35:
1935-36 (700) 1,250: 8,200: 6,500: 24,500: 32,600: 1935-36:
1936-37 (900):1, 700: "6,200: *7,20 0: *31,300: *32,500: 1936-37:

S Strawberries Watermelons Sweet-Potatos :
Season. : Acreage : Acreage : Acreae : 'eason:
1923-24 : 4,690 : 28,280 : 25000 : 1923-24:
1924-25 : 4,240 : 22,100 : 29,000 1924-25:
1925-26 2,980 : 24,150 : 28,000 1925-26:
1926-27 3,680 : 29,420 : 29,000 1926-27:
1927-28 4,500 37,840 : 28;000 1927-28:
1928-29 (,300 40,000 : 29,000 1928-29:
1929-30 8,800 : 34,700 : 28,000 1920-30:
1930-31 9,100 : 31000 : 21,000 1950-31:
1931-32 7, 00 28,500 : 25,000 1951-32:
1932-33 10,000 : 22,500 : 21,000 1932-33:
1933-34 0, .00 24,500 : 20,000 1933-34:
1934-35 3,000 20,000 : 22,000 1934-35:
1935-36 8,900 : 16,000 : 19,000 19:5-36:
1936-37 : '-0 800 : 19 500 : -20,000 : 1936-37:
Subject to Revision. L* Lettuce includes Escarole as shown above.
Note: There arc other crops than the above which in the aggregate
account for an additional important acroago.

FLORIDA STATE CITRUS FRUIT INSPECTION BY COUNTIES (1)
August 24,1936 June 50,1937
(Prenarno from data sunnlied by State Citrus Fruit Tisnectien

SRail
CO(UNTIfS T nYfos :
Alachua : 1601:
Brevard 80657
Broward(2) : -:
Citrus
Dado(2) 52580:
DeSoto 15569:
Duval (2) s 18208:
Hardee a 885:
Hernando 7
Highlands 15 52
Hiilsboro(2): 557:
Indian River: 86
Lako 43
Lee :11 :4
Manatee 32J250:
Marion 2967
Orange :65456
Oscoola 21
Palm Beach(2)
Pasco : 7 195:
Pinollas 591058
Polk 247940
Putnam 28 :
St. Johns
St. Lucio(2): 58853
Sarasota -
Seminole 989 4
Sumter
Volusia : 8845:
+.thnrs -*

'age 37
Service)

' nh~ nrmrrm

rTr[nd Total 2 7020,1l 15hLPRi 5161860; q80a1qq= 887067R: PA7467/, 6,09RM-7nVM :

COnITT*FS
Alachua
Brevard
Broward (2)
Citrus
DadoC2)
DcSoto
Duval (2)
Hardoo
Ecrnando
Highlands
Hillsboro(2):
Indian River:
Lake
Loo
I'anatoo
Marion
Orango
Oscoola
Palm Boach(2)
Pasco
Pincllus
Polk
Putnam .
St. Johns
St. Lucic(2):
Sarasota
Scminolo
Sumtor
Volusia
fnlt4,n

Rail

246:

11875 3:
3863:
19031:
21315:
11085:

5025:

9070:
7456:
63594:
42529:

TANGERINES
Truck : Boat

5E: 255 -:
1168: 724 :
34 -:
4010: 22:
2688: 12900:
16585: 6122:
789
13 : 16334:
191l : 22128:
G504: 2657
65720 : P

20 : 5615 :
20 : g53.
5682: 1334o0
6 1402:
2603: 5003:
150691 : 123 :

2: 1907:
11 50: 59327:
17: -:
12270: 190 :
900: 247
46U5- 123
455350t 771h5:

TOTAL CITRUS
Total : Rail : Truck : Boat Total
Boves : Boxes onass ." _Bmns : Erns :
411: 862: 2001: 14686: 54
3500: 5080: 81260: 697695: 9204
2158: 892: 3477 35775: 71 :
42: 6128 6128
h02: 53o0: 186 56 226 5
29816: 195841 : 16064: 53202:
29,17: 654 8: 8544: 90857 41580
12( : 15990: 16089: 12155: 187614:
4459: 2541: 0135: 86500: 120984 :
9100: 570572: 4551: 107913: 52737:
65306 : 337150: 19993: 298823: 830974:
226 : 1102: 1766 731558 105960
258295: 1 :54 562040: 570012: 27 586
26 0: 1i19* b4 966: 5822 / :
3528a40 2 76o04 27 232356: 797105 :
675602: 511430: 5i: 07 1519427: 5177802:
271: 55: 540 15 :: 259: 120000:
6: 220: 53725 4 01395:
6765: 21007: 2ul 457 9519
80502: 90575 20594 55109 1 46
2249 : 12 166: 2262 296268 :

70553 76551: 1009.7 769360: 954500:
17: -: 161: 1057: 1198:
95727: 55866: 9955 2900 : 974261:
5 7: -: 0617: 1093: 9710:
21272: 253253: 233701 4 96691: 9372:
X01 2,

NOTES' (1) Inpoections made for proposed shipments out of Florida but does not in-
clude L.C.L. oxpross, parcel post, Does not include citrus uosd by canncrs or relief.
(2) Thoso counties havo Porte of shipment and sono of thoso Port cities have
packing houses which handle fruit from other counties.

2723104 -1V7-. ^:, h77106 Q77^7i p

Grand Total : ih0Q610:

u rr. 'Jnull
Truck Boat Total : Rail
54. 940 28: 461 54
76 244o: 355518 63
676: 1015: 7777: ,
1183: 118: -
07271: 2956: 14277: 462:
696 2379: 43604: 16444:
19815 14265 52238: 0670:
11 : : 0: 14426
17 887 182:
12 9 18 209278: 196275:
: 60665: 17971Z 261 f8:
17 108618: 2852: 102867

787: 41292: 161623: 658
1 260 922: 5079: 1200:
5239: 12S6 236494.:
6 16: 5: A 1 : 323052:
1 5: 230176: 97 71 95438:
1 31:-2:
ol 09: 22520: 0 10242
1590: 10000: 2 05: 108157:

95: 455: 18916172: 2017938:
238: 73011:3621309: 3353655:
2650: 4p;6. 2082 2 30921:
1 L1 - 2 2 : -
M25: 55900: 1022:
159 ;0 1 7: 14?5,: 4-21328:
3552: 364: 89 16: 201879:
in, -a 1 1 *

ORANGES
Truck Boat Total
ayoes : Boxes Baroe -:
2 .4056: 717 :
4603: 'j32 *
78582: 696 79740:
585 : 1263 : 32402:
904, 70L5o: 160163:
46 1215: 1701 :
l 7: Ph9: 41876
704 2: 2 83 51:
1061 a10: 0 15887:
: W 2294 :
355 41 5 1852459
13497: 1516 12066
181 26 8 678774
38 1155 1: 35281
4010: 1 7
15911: 294 R: 18433:
1025 : 181 : 55299 :
700422 1383 21: 54 95 :
70P6 : 70152: 179420
S 19619 2 45
56 :5 27 479: 5166:
1057 : 1156
713 4 256501: 72 T
470: 25879: 069
151984: 527919: 681782:
1 1 19 .12

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V;1 E'RTY .:- "?'TH

September
October
November
December
January
February
March
Aoril
;.ay
Juno
July
TOTALS

September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
TOTALS
TA4GERTN'S
October
November
Decoabor
January
February
March
April
TOTALS
COMRBTIIRn
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
TOTALS

FLORIDA SHIPL;,IETS BY MO'ITHS
ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT TANGERINES TOTALS
INCLUDING PROPORTION OF MIXED CARS
(As tabulated by Florida Citrus Exchangeo)
Cars by Rail 7Cars y Boat Crs bTrc Tt Cars

1 0 0 0 21 22 17
1561 196 6 4 2422 769
3 1260 13 6 9 5 526 301
J017 16 5 1 A17966 6
2 88 22 0 18 n 89 777 5109
2516 2969 1898 1813 831 910 5245 5692
5160 179 66 1690 7 87 5
28 21 1960 28 52 65 32
52 112 2102 1510 4
60 28 980 509 0K 56 6 93

22 688 1h6=6 U 285V L1 627a L366 2.2L

1185 207 159 90 147 95 191 392
18 67 270 508 221 175
18 1 23 105 1 5L 288 1390
2 8 10 1217 750 923 2
1975 1093 g910 R -- 292
1 2 175 115 778 271 2
1 14 1128 916 23892 2
6 610 926 565 23 1 2577 1
196 60 120 67 50 23 4 150

161h2L 83 77(7 jq 2 77 277102 17707

17 1 1 2 2 2 20 5
741 17 222 231 95 58 1058 40
1519 11 572 47 380 2 2471 140
1012 792 57 2 1 70
722 4 2 175 13 6
111 5 1 3 13 31 80

1186 27 159 9,0 168 112 151 09
2674 96 10 678 551 46 49
5728 022 29 2 12 120 9112 611
7016 4900 2809 2 2 20 129 128 99
7218 4330 3067 139 122 12751 622
11 3 2 89 18 15 101 8978
S 516 2953 2500 186 05
5 1 6 092 298590 99 7521
68 1782 5028 2075 6 7150
6 8 100l 5 79 43

2955 28033 2160 .1Qq 1

NOTE: These unofficial tabulations were prepared from current reports of the
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Official revised figures would
show very slight variation from the above.

Pago 59
PRIMARY BOAT DESTINATIONS FLORIDA CITRUS 1956-37 SEASON
SEPT 1, 1936 TO JUNE 5, 1937
(Carlots on basis o00 boxes per car)
'S - ~cRssI ~ T i -TNCGEIiHES -.- TTUTAL-
Montreal, Canada 53 15 9 56
Ottawa, 12 16
Other : -a
Total Canada 6 9
Portland, Maine -
Burlington, Vt. 10
Boston, Mass. 1652 77 16 .26
Charlostown, Mass. 11
Springfield, 57 1
Total Mass.
Bridgeport, Conn.1 1
Hartford 5 15 1
East Hariford," 2
New Haven, 6 41 28 42
Other
Total Conn. .- L 0
Providence, R I. 7 5 8
Pawtucket, -
Albany, Now York 3 26 4 6
Bronx, -
New York 87 5 118 15
01noyville, "
Ronsselaor, 9 8 197
roy, 23 -
Uther
Total Now York
Newark N.J. 2
Wilkesbarre, Pa. 1
Philadelphia, 16 72 29
Baltimore, Md. 5 202 52
-Jacksonville, Fla. -
Mobile, Ala. 2. 10 (mixod 1)
Gulfport, Miss.
Hattlosburg, .
Laurel,
Othor, "=
Total Miss. 1
New Orleans, La.
Grand Total 728
PRCAPTTIT.ATTON OF FTORTDA INTERSTATE TRUCK DISTRIBITTION BY STATES 1906-57 Sr,ASON
SEZT. 1, 1956 TO JUI' 5, 1937, INCLfSIVE
(Carlots on basis 400 boxes per car)
States :Oran-:Grape-:Tang- : Total: States :Oran- Grape-:Tang- : Total
:Pgon tfruit :erines:Carlots: :ses :fruit :erines:Carlots
Canada 2 9 1 12 Kentucky 1
Massachusetts 1 1 Sub-total I .7
Rhode Island 1 1 Ohio 5 10 10
New York 45 35 6 90 Indiana 55 19 67
New Jersey 17 8 2 2 Illinois 2 31
Pennsylvania 135 43 12 18 Mtichigan 26 2 0 61
Delaware 1 8 Wisconsin 2 2
Maryland 208 9 41 58 Minnesota 1 -
Dist.-of Col. k 5L 7 2 2 Iowa 1 -
Sub-total .q5l A __6 l52P Sub-total -22.
Virginia 68 57 123 1180 Louisiana 1 5
West Virginia 5 4 10 99 Arkansas 6
North Carolina 265 140 1157 issouri 10 8
South Carolina 9 60 Texas 11 11 28
Alabama 47 12 7 66 Kansas _1 2
Mississippi 9 8 71 Sub-total 2 .
Tonnossee 2 117 65 437 Grand Total 52 525
Note: The above tabulations wore prepared from data supplied by H. Willson,
Fcdoral-Stato Market News Sorvico.

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TUILAnS OF CERTAIN FLORIDA COMMODITIES II! 66 MARKETS FOR CALENDER YER 1936.
(From data supplied by U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics)
Ter-iral Harkets :Ors. Grpf. Tanr.:Stybs:Wmel.:Cab. .:Cl. :LTett.:Pnt4.:Tnms.:Total:
Boston, Mass. 2960: 1217: 20: 126: 229 12: 581: 5: 88: 88: 6217
Bridgeport,Conn. 100: 60: l: 1: 9: 4 : -: 5: 17: 214:
Hartford,Conn. : 578 188: 59 18: 57 -: -: 25 70
Portland, Me. : : 5: : -: 25 : 2: -: -: : 126
Providence R.I. :55: 1 7: 2: 4 12: 51: 67
Springfield, Mass.: 26: 12 10: : 6 2: 56: 12: 69: 528
Worcester, aass. :3: 11: 1: : 1 5: -: -: -: 2
New Haven, Conn. :24:l:_L 172:___ __2 2;_ : __ ___ :__26- :
Sub-total : 284: 153: 522: IO: 3291 1777 _5_:: :___j ;:ii :IQ. 1p
Albany, N.Y. :123: 6: 5: 1: 7: 51: 50: 25: 355
Buffalo, N.Y. 564 29: : 25: 9 17: 164: 5 57: 16: 1061:
New York, N.Y. : 9797 502: 150: 356: 402 707 1715: 19: 1521: 1610:22371:
Rochester, N.Y. : 11: 9 59: 2 48 -: 77 -: 17: 10: 58
Syracuse, N.Y. 1 8: 0 9: -: 2: -: 1:
Newark, N.J. 24 67 -: 70: 4 5: 5
Philadelphia. Pa. :7 142: 94 9 17: 3 1: 734: 25: 919: 79 : 8
Pittsburgh, Pa. 746 1 186 53: 160: 60: 87: -: 126: :
Baltimore, .d. : 905 9 129: 5: 156:25: : 216: 305 259
Washington D. C. : '. I: 7 91: 72: 8:J
Sub-t total -I--Q :
Norfolk, Va. 95 : 1: -i 12 4 16: -: 9 -: 16
Richmond, Va. 16 : 5 : : 424 288:
Jacksonville, Fla.: 1: 1 -: : -: 4 -: 1
Tamoa, Fla. -: -: -: -:
Atlanta, Ga. : 212: 8: 6: 1: 1: 9: 62: -: 61: 29: 459
Birmingham, Ala. : 236 40: 1: 8: -: 2: -: 12: 27: 6:
Memphis Tenn. : 26: 45 7: 8: 16: 8: -: 2: 46 68
Nashville, Tenn. : 23: 107 6 -: 15 10: 19: -: 13: 6: ?9
Louisville, Ky. : 284: 110: 26: 6: 49: -: 1: 49 569
Lexington, Ky. :5 1-. 1: -___1. 8__0::_
Sub-total : -k5 : : :_3 6 I22. :__ :.. iL...27: P2:2
Akron Ohio. 10: 1: 0: : -: -:
Cleveland, Ohio : 691 441 16: 51: 129 19: 34: 102: 17: 196:
Cincinnati, Ohio 79 41: 120: 56: 1: 19: 4: -: 81: 155 2077
Columbus ,hio : 2 148 1 2: 5 5: -: 22: 29: 54
Dayton, Ohio : : 10: -: 1: 7: -: 12: -: 4
Toledo Ohio : 29 6: 3: 18: 2: 36: -: 2: 12
Youngstown.Ohio __ ___6 ___- ___ __7: -:
SuS-total :8 100 17 : 0 806:_ ~:: 31: 0
Chicago, Ill. :1552: 812: 270 104: 227: 59: 758: 2: 17: 440: 97
Peoria, Ill. 1 17 : : 0
Evansville, Ind. : 73 15 6 -: : -: : : 116:
Indianapolis,Ind. : 180 : 5: -6: 5: 6: 80: 18 23: 2:
Terre Iliuto, Ind. : 9 9: -: : 1: -: -: 23:
Detroit, Mich. : 600 47: 18: 65: 192: 77: 525:- 98: 222: 245
Grand Rapids, Mich: 69 4: 11: -: 22: 1: 18: 1: 169
Milwaukee, '7ie. : 10: 111: 6: : 39: 76: -: .: 2: 391
.Minneapolis, 1;inn.: 35 116: 2: 11: 6: : 10-: 6: 36: 282
St. Paul, Minn. 12 7 1: 15 -: 2: 2: 6
Duluth, Minn. : 8 15: 1 -: I 1 -: -: -: :
Dos Moines, Iowa 4: 3 -: 4
Sioux City, Iowa : 0 3
Sub-total07: 7357
New Orleans, La. : 9: 1 7: 1 29: -: 5: 71:
Shreveport, La. 8 5: -: -: 1
Dallas, Texas. 7: 19: 1: 1: -: 12 8: 78
Ft. Worth, Texas : 2: 9 7: 1:
Houston, Texas : 22 6 -: -: 5: : 21: 57
El Pasco, Texas -: 2: 4: 6
San Antonio,Txas : : 1 -: 5
Oklahoma City,Okla: 2 25 1 -: -
St. Louis, M. : 267 187 62: 25 46 5 1 81
Kansas City, o. : 80: 117: 35: 18: 1: 20: -: 2: : 41
Omaha, Neb. 55: 2: 9: 5 11: -: 2: -: 2: :
Denver, Colo. : : 2 7 12 :
Salt Lako City, U.: -: -: -: -: 1:
Portland, Ore. 2: 2: -: 10: 2: 7:
Spokano, Wash. 7 -: -: -: -: 2: -: 9
jcattle, Wash. 35 1: 2 17: 5: 60
Los Angelus, Cal. : : -: 1: -: 1:
San Francisco,C.?l.:___ -: -
Sub-total :8&: SL2 8 :f B: g: L:2_-
Grand Total 127156115921: 3494: 10081 2701: 1852 6852 22 375 5805 87
Note: Stringbean unload figures not immediately available.

Page 41
ITAn OF CE C OERTATN -ODnTTIS T 6A JPAwETS FOR CATr!c YFAR 41
(From data supplied by.U. S. Bureau of Agrioulture)
Terminal markets s :Ors. :rof. :Tanr. :Stybs Wmel. :Cab :el. :ts. :Toms.: Total :
Boston, .ass. 609: 1283: 201 55 2: 104: 980: 6809: 2122: 19850:
Bridreport,Conn. 204; 60; 4 23; 40: 1 46 45: 78:
Hartford,Coinn. 65: 188: 39: 1: : 81: 4 16: 1111 1 65:
Portland, :.0. 2 5: 50: 1: 6 5 1 195: 26
Providence, R.I. : : 116: 6: 199151: 170: 2 85:
Springfield, Eass. : 124: 10: 2: 99: : 11 559 157:
2orcester, L;ass. 2 : 11: 1: 9: 38: 9: 2:70: 801:
New Haven, Conn. W LL_ 17 ._ __Pa_1:__ : 051
Sub-total : 19 5 : __
Albany, N.Y. 7 7 11: 96: 2: 1001: 161: 207
Buffalo, N.Y. 0: 526: 75: 1: 79 2 2 96: 159: 60:
New York, N.Y. :1721: 5874: 1251: 7 5: 2056: 28 : 5 :14784: 5550: 5384:
Rochester, N.Y. :57 136: 39: 8: 191 66 94 51: 86: 158;
Syracuse, N.Y. 5 : 10 : 2 : 382: 92: 1
Newark, N.J. : 22: 67: : 128: 186: 38: 98: 5310: 287: 478
Philadelphia Pa. : 5129: 459: 4: 177 1148: 2010: 1305: 56: 166: 1950:
Pittsburgh, Pa. 2: 0 186 : : 99: 803: 92: 5949: 174: 1164:
Baltimore, id. 154: 9 129: 4: 10 2: 806: 754: 2344 5: 7661:
Tashinit on, D.C. : : :___2. :_ :_ 7 :_Q ;113: 19 02:
Sub-total :j__37Q: aO2Ji7:72 .
iorfolk, v. 151: ,-: 1 -: -: 4 : 1711: ,: 2-YO:
lic 2n8;, 1a. : 87: 02: 5 1: 29: 129: 00: 652: 70: 1215:
Jucksonville, Fla. 5 1: -: -: 9: 22: 102: 68: 15: 88:
Taa, Fla. -: 1: -: 4: 11: 46: 719 4 785:
Atlanta Ga. : 00: 6(: 6: 1: 247 9: 16: 1164: 6: 20
Birmingham, Ala. : 26: 4 -: 79: 114: 83: 755: 74: 17:
Memphis Tenn. 76: 1: 22: 67 88: 115: 999: 9: 2276:
Uashvilio, Tenn. 310: 107: 6: : 227: 7 4: 1110: 886: 1964:
Louisville, Ky. 475: 140: 26: 36: 181: 511: 79: 112: 162: 2720:
Sub-total :_ __: : 8?a: i : ^J1O__ 0l_ :
Akron, Ohio 18: : -: 5: 208: 22: 1: 21: 1: 75:
Cloveland, Ohio : 2127 69: 163: 271: 758: 508: 49: 252: 147 7591:
Cincinnati, Ohio : 1620: 54: 120: 222: 767: 711 : 0 540: 599: 857:
Colunbus, Ohio 556: 190: 17: 30: 217: 253: 14: 1240: 101: 27 :
Dayton, Ohio : 147: 1: 5: I4 5:12: 74 16: 572: 5: 92:
Toledo, Ohio : 5 : 119: 6: 47: 42: 121: 42: 540: 9: 1359:
Youn stown Ohio .__2 :___ 6 : 15 196__.__ o:0: 1q: low.:
SuB-total 5_ 36:_ 1 :_ :17 5 :- 1 :_ "5 6 :_9098:__-77: :
Chicago, 111. :579: 270 62: 2476: 199: 59:159 61: 3979
Pooria, Ill : 502: 7: 5 1: 61: : 12: 1187: : 127:
Evansville, Ind. : 17: 3 6 5: 17: 27: 679: 47 1071
Indianapolis, Ind. : 52: 192: 3: 87: 316: 349: 104: 1896: 870: 3:
Terre Haute, Ind. 4: 18: -: 2: 52: -: 503: -: 420
Detroit, Mich. :2776 84: 184: 428: 1019: 676: 699 :4068: 914: 11607:
Grand Rapids, Mich. : 2: 145: 11: 15: 11: 100: 22: 330: 21: 169:
ilwaukee, Wis. : 91: 508: 46: 123: 420: 216: 313: 1959: 177: 4.0:
Minnmuaolis, iinn. : 9 : 590: 2: 190: 282: 257: 09: 1 5 518 : -43
St. Paul, Minn. : 132: 7: 4: 148: 102: 167: 652: 99: 177
Duluth, Minn. : 25: 6: 1: 5: 8: 59: 57: 295i 85: 920:
Dos Noines, Iow a 359: 131: 5 3: 12: 135: 101: 115: 81: 2100:
Sioux City, Io-a P)u '106 : : :_-5: 3 4 i- : 17- 1:
Sub-total : 1511: 121: 59 : :0 13:15: : 2_ : 6~4 :
Now Orleans, La. : 56: 12: I : : 5/4 10: 200: 980: 325: 04:
Shrovoport, La. 91: 13: -: -: 8: 29: 282: 29: 62
Dallas, Texas 405: 1 1: 10: 9: 28: 192: 1210: 289: 2248:
Ft. Vorth, Trxas 4: 42: -: 3: 2: 16: 90: 528: 138: 1013:
Houston, Texas 38: 77: -: -: 3: 50: 100: 1331: 192: 2201:
El Pasco, Texas 98: 4: -: 11: 19: : 28: Z16: 1: 889:
San Antonio, Texas 172: 7: -: -: 7: 156: 891: 70: 12Q:
Oklahoma City, Okla.: 2 9: 97: 1: 17: 5 86: 6: 1169 1956:
St. Louis, 1lo. 1689: 51: 62 17 1: 1i : 562: 596: 726: 115 :
Kansas City, iio. 79: 2: 9: 32: : 2: : 3 :14 681: 7141
Omaha, Neb. 415: 171: 9: 1: 173: 170: 1140: 400: 205: 2770:
Dcnvcr, Colo. 615: 21i: 5: 6: 199: 147: 46: 727: 51: 2 :
Salt Lake City,Utah 500: 39: -: 0: 117 18: -: 69: 4: 67:
Portland, Oro. (65: 27: 2: 71: 254: 110: 99 : 633 1: 2222:
SpokCJI, ',ash. 251: 67 -: 22: 100: : 31: 188: 2: 66:
Seattle, :.ash 788: 296 45: 05: 172: 160: 170: 84: 195: 2765:
Los A golcs, Cal. 15: (4: 16: 1171: 4: 61: 49: 262: OL4:
San Francisco, Cal. :1_ L : _: --- F_ -: : W_-- : =__a: 22:
Sub-total :' 10: __ : ::: : :9 _)'- :
Grand Total 1956 :6809:2u69: 540 5424:20 :19 649:1275:2390.: 30194:
Grand Total 1935 :71813:21067: 2609: 49:21629=:lo86:: 12: U4 :23519: 24,b34:
Note: Stringbean or Snanboan unload figures not im.ediatcly available.

IIJ'TITON RY STATES. HY AYiAS AU-D i TMPO T?'ApT ApK'-rS
n1930 U. S. .Census Figures are Used)
Stat1 e :Pon-uatoti ,: Hirlet: : Pop. market ; po. : li.arkot : P
..air.e :" 2 :Portland : 70o :Lewiston : :Bankgor 26749
New Hamnshire: 4 3 :arnchester : 766 4 :Nashua : 14 :Concord 2 25228)
Vermont' : 59! 1:Burlincton : 247 :Rutland : 1751 :Barr : 1307 :
.aachuset'ts 49 :Boston* :2 :Worcester : 1911:Sprinfie ld: 9900:
: :Fall River 115274:Nv Eedford: 112297:Lowell :100234:
Rhode Island : '37397:Providenco 2c9 81:Woonsocket : 4976:Cranston : 42911:
Cornucticut- 1606903:ilr.rtford 164072:Ncw Hiaven : 162655:Bridgcoort :14676:
:W"tcrbury : 99902:low Britain: 6812 :Stasrord : 46546:
:Auv; York : 1258806 :iNcv York 17986568 :Buffalo* : 820573 :Rochestor :528132:
"Syracuso : 209326:Alban : 127412:Utica :"01740:
?crnsylvar-ia : 953135a0:Philadolphiai 28b.4 :Pittsburgh*:1285351:Scranton :1543:
:Erie : 11596' :Roding 111171:Allcntovn i 95 3:
CwV Jersey 40415354:Ne(ark : L42537 :Jrsy City: 516715:Pattorscn 18513:
I" t :Tronton : 12556:Camdcn : 11700:Elizaboth :1 59:
Dol;oro : 20380: Wilmington : 10597:Dovcr : 800:Now Castle : 4l~
.laryland : 1652( :Baltimor* : 949247:Cumbrland : 37747:Hagerstown : 50861:
Dist.of Coiombia IS6869:W shintor :621059:: :
Sub-total : 5(783566:1;otc:53 783,8,6ocoplc live in U.S.boyond Potomac Yds gatoqay.
Yost Virginia: 1729205:HuntinAgon :75572:whucling 61659:Charloston 60o40 :
:Parkorsburg 2-623:Clarksburg 28866 :Fairnont ?3159:
-inia : 2421851:RPiclmond 10229 :Norfolk 197 10:Roanokc 69206:
: :Portsmouth 45704:Lynchburg O4'1 :Ncvportlcis: 417:
orthCarolina: 3170276 :Charlottc 82675:1iinSt.,ula.lcn 75274:Greensboro '69:
:Durham 52037:Ashvilio : 5019:Rlcigh (579:
SouthCarolina: 1730765:Charleston 6226 :Columbia : 5581 :Grecnville 254:
: :Spartanburg 23723 :Florcncc : 14774 :Andcrson 1-583:
Georgia : 290C506:Atlanta 27066:Savannah 85024 :Macon 5829:
: :Augu-ta 60542:Columbus 45131:Rome : 2143 :
1468211:Jacksonvillc: 12959 :Miami 11067 :Tampa :101 :
:St.Potcrsbur 40425:Ponsacola 51579:0rlando : 2 0:
Alabama 2646246 :Birmingham : 3792 :Irobilo. d8202 :,Iontpmcry : 6609:
: Gadsden : 2442:Anniston 2245 :Tuscaloosa 20659:
Miissssip"' 2009821:Jackscn : 4822:Mcridian 31954:Vicksbu. g 2294:
Tennoessce 261655 :Moimphis : 253 14 :Uashvillo 1~8 6 :Clhattnnooua:11979:
S:OKnoxville : 10802:JohnsonCity: 25080:Jackson : 22172:
Kcntucky 26145' 9 :Louisvillo : 40396:Lexington : 45756:Paducah : 33541:
Sub-total 23554026:Noto:Approx 7/'7 of Florida truck movcTont goes tu this arca.
Ohio 946697 :Clcvolaad* :119490' :Cincin:ati*: 75946:Toledo :34650:
:Columbus : 2905 4:Arkon : 25504:Dayton :20982:
Indiana 323analis: 3416 1:Ft.VWaync :114946(:SouthB3nd : 1419 :
S:Evansvillc : 1049 :Tcrroiauto : 62810:Muncio I
Illinois 7650654:Chicago* :436 75 :Pcoria : 1l4969:oc'kford : 856 :
il :3nringfiold : 7 :Docatur : 57510:Darvillc :6765:
:4ichiran 484232; -:Dctroit* :2104764:GrandRanids: 168592:Flint :16492:
:Saginaw : 07 15: Lnsing 7897 :Kalamazoo : 54786:
:,isconsin 2959006 :ilwaukoo : 57249:Racino 6'/ I2:.adis.cn : 57899:
,innosota 2565953 :liinnocapolis : l45 5o:St.Paul 2716o6:Duluth :10463:
Iowa 2470959:Dosiloines : 42559:SiouxCity 79185:Ccdar2apids: 5609:
Sub-total 30332077:Noto:This area could absorb moro solcoted Fla. Fr. and Vogs.
Louisiana 2101595:1'iow Orlcans : 45i762:Shrovcport 76655:Bato;nRougo : 5079:
Texas 5824715 :Houston : 55216 :Dallas 2(6475:San-Artonio :21542:
:Tb.Worth : 1657 :El Pasco :102421:Boau ont 57752:
Arkansas 1i85LLj2:Littlo Rock : 1679:Ft.Smith : 529 :Pinc Bluff 20760:
Oklahoma 23960q0 :OklahomaCity: 185589 :Tulsa : 1415 :.uskogoc 5202(:
i.issouri 329567:St .Louis* :1299551 :Kansas City: 3-97:3t.Joscnh 80955
Kansas 1880999:iKansas City : 12t157:'.ichita : l1110:Topoka (410:
Nobraska 137796:O maha : 21 006:Lincoh : 75933:GrandIsland: 18041:
South Dakota 6928) :Sioux City : 5552 :Abcrdoon : 1645:Huron : 106:
North D-aota 6 :084 :Fargo : 28619:Grcnd Forks: 17112:!iinot 1609:
Sub-total 2043885 :Notq: This area offers opportunities for Florida shippers.
New ..oxico 4251 :Albuquorqu : 2'93O:Santa Fo : 11176:Roswoll :1117 :
Colorado 10 91:Dnr.vur : 28761:Pruoblo : 0096:ColoradoSpr: 3327:
during 22565 :Chcyonn : 17561:Caspor : 1619 :Laranio : 860:
J:,font 557606:ButFcc )5352:Croat Falls: 28822:Billings :16380:
Arizona 435573:Phoenix .43118 :Tucson : 2506:Douglas : 828:
Utah 507847 :SaltLoikcCity: I140267:0gdon : 0272:Provo : 66:
Idaho L45032 Boisc : 21514:PocatOllo 16471:Idaho Falls: 942;
Novado 91058 :Rcnc : 13509:Las Vogas : 165Sparrks : 50:
C-.lifornia 56772 1:Los Anigcls :123804 :SFnFrancisco 634)54:Oakllarnd :208065:
:San Diceo 147995 :Long Beach : l42032:Sacrmnonto : 9 75O:
Orgcgn 955706:Portland 50181:Salom : 2266:Eugonc : 18901:
;.%shinrcton 1565396 :Scattle 56558 :Spokanc : 115514:Tacona :106 17:
Sub-tctal 11896222 :Notc: Florida trade in this area nicht bo extended sol:e.
.4 'r:d T-tal: 1227750L.':;oto:* Thoso lar or n.-. hot populations include suburbs.FS
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