University of California
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Station
Berkeley, California
STATISTICAL SUPPLEMENT
to
Agricultural Experiment Station Circular 385
CALIFORNIA CLIKGSTONE PEACHES
ECONOMIC STATUS, 1943
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Sidney Hoos and K. Fisk Phelps
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Statistical Supplement to
Agricultural Experiment Station Circular 385
California Clingstone Peaches, Economic Status, 1948
by
Sidney Hoosi/ and H. Fisk Phelps-/
CONTENTS
Table Page
1 Acreage, Plantings and Removals of California Clingstone and
Freestone Peaches, 1927-1948 1
2 California Clingstone Peach Acreage by Age of Trees, 1937-1948. . . 2
3 Bearing Acreage of California Clingstone Peaches by Variety,
1938-1947, and Nonbearing Acreage, 1947. . . . . 3
4 Bearing Acreage of California Clingstone Peaches by Producing
Districts, 1936-1948 4
5 Average Yield per Bearing Acre of California Clingstone and
Freestone Peaches, 1927-1947 5
6 Production of Peaches in the United States and California,
1915-1947 . 6
7 Production and Utilization of California Clingstone Peaches,
1909-1947 7
8 Pack of Canned Peaches in the United States, California, and
Other States, and Pack of California Clingstone, Spiced Cling-
stone, and Freestone Peaches, 1919-1947 9
9 Pack, Carryover, and Shipments of Canned Clingstone Peaches,
California, 1927-23 to 1947-48 11
10 Pack, Carryover, and Shipments of Canned Freestone Peaches,
California, 1927-28 to 1947-48. ... 12
i/ Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics, Associate Economist in
the Experiment Station and on the Giannini Foundation.
£/ Associate on the Giannini Foundation and in the Experiment Station.
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Average Yield per Bearing Acre of California
Clingstone and Freestone Peaches
1927-1947
Calendar
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rear
Clinkstone
Freestone J
1927
1 '
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tons per acre
4.7
1923
5.5
3.5
1929
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2.7
1930
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1938
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4.5
1933
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5.7
1940
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6.2
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7.0
1943
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1944
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1946
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3.1
1947
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Sources of data:
Col. 1 - Computed from bearing acreage data in table
1 and production data in table 7.
Col. 2 - 1923-1938: S.W. Shear. Deciduous Fruit
Statistics. Giannini Foundation mimeo. report
Ho. 33. June 1943.
1939-1947: Computed from bearing acreage data
in table 1, and production data obtained from
source listed for table 7.
TABLE 6
Production of Peaches in the United States and California
1915-1947
United
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States
total
California...
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12,126
2,534
9,542
1916
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11,834
2,792
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15,960
3,792
12,163
1918
37,913
11,376
3,375
8,001
1919
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17,835
5,334
12,501
1920
45,268
15,793
5,500
10,293
1921
33,479
13,584
4,542
9,042
1922
53 , 321
13,126
8,126
10,000
1923
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16,710
7,042
9,668
1924
52,504
14,376
5,709
8,667
1925
46,101
16,335
9,667
7,168
1926
67,267
23,210
13,793
9,417
1927
43,853
20,710
13,418
7,292
1928
66,645
26,335
17,251
9,034
1929
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14,001
7,501
6,500
1930
56,392
34,253
22,585
11,668
1931
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25,002
16,543
8,459
1932
44,103
23,710
14,168
9,542
1933
46,141
23,002
14,626
8,376
1934
48,602
21,460
13,501
7,959
1935
55,440
13,543
12,001
6,542
1936
48,756
22,127
14,043
8,084
1937
60,049
24,002
15,418
8,584
1938
53,922
2.1,252
13,043
8,209
1939
64,222
25,127
15, 501
9,626
1940
57,832
24,377
14,710
9,667
1941
75,363
23,293
13,334
9,459
1942
66,720
28,752
17,663
11,034
1943
42,761
24,961
14,585
10,376
1944
73,191
34,044
20,501
13,543
1945
81,543
30,336
19,413
11,418
1946
86,643
37,036
23,085
14,001
1947
82,981
33,419
21,460
11,959
a/ 48-pound bushels
Sources of data:
1915-1933. U.S. Bureau Agricultural Economics. Peaches — Revised
Estimates of Production, 1909-41. Washington, D.C.,
June 1943.
1934-1944. U.S. Bureau Agricultural Economics. Fruits (13
Varieties) Production and Utilization, 1934-46.
Washington, D.C., July 1947.
1945-1947, U.S. Bureau Agricultural Economics. Crop Production,
1947 Annual Summary, Acreage, Yield, Production of
Principal Crops. V/ashington, D.C., December 1947, p. 8 3.
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TABLE S
Pack, Carryover, and Shipments of Canned Clingstone Peaches,
California, 1927-28 to 1947-48
Year
1
Pack
Carryover at
Total supply
Shipments
June-May
beginning of
available
vear (June 1)
1
2
3 (1+2)
4
1927-28
thousands of cases - No.
2-5- can basis
12,907
10,499
3,730
14,229
1928-29
14,439
1,322
15,761
12,652
1929-30
7,724
3,109
10,833
9,204
1930-31
13,174
1,629
14,803
10,881
1931-32
8,349
3,922
12,271
7,445
1932-33
6,414
4,826
11,240
9,881
1933-34
10,244
1,359
11,603
9,214
1934-35
8,258
2,389
10,647
8,811
193 5-36
10,850
1,836
12,686
10,757
1936-37
10,236
1,929
12,165
10,667
1937-38
12,205
1,498
13,703
8,125
1938-39
9,446
5,578
15,024
12,287
1939-40
10,579
2,737
13,316
10,626
1940-41
9,608
2,690
12,299
11,520
1941-42
10,581
779
11,360
10,568
1942-43
12,902
792
13,694
12,926
1943-44
10,182
768
10,949
10,739
1944-45
1945-46
12,280 ,
12,248^/
210
205
12,490
12,453
12,285
12,236
1946-47
17,285
217
17 , 502
17,046
1947-48
15,309
456
15,765
a/ Includes small quantity of canned spiced Clingstone peaches.
Source of data: Canners League of California. California Pack Statistics
for 1927 through 1947, and June 1 carryover Bulletins. San Francisco,
California.
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Pack, Carryover, and Shipments of Canned Freestone Peaches,
California, 1927-28 to 1947-48
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Year
Pack
Carryover at
Total supply
Shipments
Jun3-llay
beginning of
available
year (June 1)
i >
1
2
3
4
1S27-28
thousands of cases - No,
2-5- can basis
296
314
176
490
1928-29
157
193
350
310
1929-30
376
40
416
362
1930-31
120
54
174
145
1931-32
72
29
101
82
1932-33
23
19
42
40
1933-34
65
2
67
65
1934-35
340
2
342
321
1935-36
365
21
386
274
1936-37
475
112
587
518
1937-38
1,043
69
1,112
677
1938-39
376
435
841
542
1939-40
882
269
1,181
878
1940-41
1,134
273
1,407
1,233
1941-42
2,152
174
2,326
2,161
1942-43
1,089
165
1,254
1,191
1943_44
537
63
600
598
1944-45
339
2
341
337
1945-46
520
4
524
510
1946-47
1,024
14
1,038
997
1947-48
1,497
41
1,538
Source of data: Canners League of California. California Pack Statistics
for 1927 through 1947, and June 1 carryover Bulletins. San Francisco,
California,
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Pack, Carryover, Domestic Shipments and
Escorts of United States Canned Peaches
1934-1947
13.
Year
Exports
1' Per cent
beginning
Carry-
Available !
Shipments j
(year be-
Domestic
er^oorted
June 1
, Pack
over
supply
ginning July 1)
shipments
(5.-4)
1934
1- J
2
3 I
4
5 6
! 7
mill
ions of cases, No. £?- can basis
G.8
4.8
13.6
9.0
1.1
7.9
12.2
1935
11.5
4.6
16.1
10.9
2.3
8.6
21.1
1936
11.3
5.2
16.5
12.0
1.3
10.7
10.8
1937
13.6
4.5
13.1
9.2
1.3
7.9
14.1
1933
10.2
3.9
19.1
12.7
2.2
10.5
17.3
1939
12.0
6.4
18.4
12.2
2.0
10.2
16.4
1940
11.3
6.2
17.5
13.2
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13.1
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1941
14.5
4.3
13.8
11.3
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10.9
3.5
1942
16.2
7.5
23.7
18.8
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1.6
1943
11.6
4.9
15.5
13.5
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12.3
5.2 j
1944
13.6
3.0
16.6
12.9
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12.1
6.2
1945
14.8
3.7
13.5
17.3
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16.7
3.5
1946
20.0
1.2
21.2
17.1
1.2
15.9
7.0
1947
19.0
4.1
23.1
1
1
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Includes commercial exports, shipments to government and civilian*
Sources of dat«
Cols. 1-4
Col. 5
Col. 6
: Vegetable
- U.S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Fruit and/Canning
Industries, 1934-45, Production and Wholesale Distribution, In-
dustrial Series No. 15. Washington, D.C., 1945; and Industry
Report — Canned Fruits and Vegetables, Table 5. February 1948.
- Compiled by S.W. Shear, Giannini Foundation, from monthly reports
of Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and converted on basis
of 43,5 pounds per case.
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California Packers 1 and United States Distributors' Carryovers of Cling-
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1936
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TABLE 16
Civilian Per-Capita Apparent Disappearance 1
of Canned Peaches in the United States
1934-1 947
3/
Year"
Civilian
beginning
Domestic
population
Civilian per-capita
___ _Jun_e_l
civilian
shipments
as of July 1
disapj
_L. ^
^earance _
" 1
~ 2
"3 "
millions of
thousands
thor sands
No. 2f.- cans
1935-1939000 '
cases - 24
of Mo. 2-s-
of persons
1934
No. 2-^- cans
cans
7.9
189,600
126,374
1.5003
84.2
1935
3.6
206,000
127,250
1.6189
90.9
1936
10.7
256,300
120,053
2.0054
112.3
1937
7.9
139,600
120,825
1.4718
02.5
1933
10.5
252,000
129,825
1.9411
108.9
1939
10.2
244, 800
130,380
1.8704
104.9
1940
12.7
304,800
131,659
2.3151 130.2
1941
8.3
199,200
131,553
1.5142 j 84.7
1942
13.6
312,000
130,375
2.3840 133.6
1943
9.2
220,800
127 , 410
1.7330 | 97.1
1944
5.2
124,800
126,536
.9860 \ 54.4
1945
14.1
338,400
127,452
2.6550 149.3
1946
15.9
381,600
138,394
2.7570 154.7
1947
142,623
... i
1
a/ Based on domestic civilian shipments.
Col. 3
Sources of data:
Col. 1 - Same as for cols. 1-4, table 11.
1934-1139: U.S. Bureau of Census. Statistical Abstract of the
United States, 1946, table 7. Washington, D.C.
1940-1947: U.S. Bureau of Census. Current Population Reports,
Population Estimates, Series P-25, No. 3. Washington, D.C.
Oct. 7, 1947.
TABLE 17
19,
Civilian Per-Capita Apparent Disappearance of Canned
Mixed Fruits-/ in the United States
1934-1946
Year
beginning
June 1
Domestic
civilian shipments
Civilian
population •
as of July 1
3
Civilian per-
capita disappearance
1
2
4
5
1934
millions of
cases — 24
No. 2-|5- cans
1.6
thousands of
No. 2-tx cans
38,400
thousands of '
persons
cans, No. Z-%-
.3039
1935-1939
=„iop_
i
I
58.9
1
!
126,374 j
1935
1.9
45,600
127,250 !
*
,3583
69.3
1936
2.7
64,800
128,053
.5060
93.0
i
1937
2.5
60,000
128,825
.4657
90.2
i
1938
3.2
76,800
129,825
.5916 114.6
i
1939
3.6
86,400
130,830
.6601 127.8 !
i
1940
4.7
112,800
131,659
.8563
166.0
1941
4.5
108,000
131,558
.8209
159.0
j
1942
5.8
139,200
130,375
1.0636
206.0
1943
4.2
100,800
127,410
.7911
153.2
1944
2.8
67,200
126,536
.5311
102.3
1945
6.2
143,800
127,452
1.167
226.0
1946
7.6
182,400
138,394
1.318
255.3
l
1947
142,623
;
i
a/ Total for fruit cocktail, fruits for salad, and other mixed fruits.
Sources of data: Same as for table 16,
20.
TABLE 13
Returns to Grower s^/ for California
Clingstone Peaches by Type of Utilization
1934-1947
Crop
All
Sales
to fresh
markets
Processed
All
Out of
In
year
sold
fresh
state
state
Canned
Dried
Frozen
Crushed
I
i
1934
1
2
4
5
L 6_
! 7
l"
i 8
dollars
per fresh
ton
25.80
18 . 70
20.00
18.00
30.00
13.00
1935
26.90
26.00
26.00
26.00
29.00
12.00
1936
27.10
24.20
26.00
24.00
29.00
13.00
1937
33.10
26.00
26.00
26.00
41.00
15.00
1938
9.65
17.00
17.00
17.00
3.70
12. 0C
1939
20.40
19.80
23.00
19.00
21.00
15.10
1940
19.90
22.50
30.00
20.00
20.60
14.70
1941
47.10
45.90
55.00
44.00
43.00
22.30
1942
58.60
57.90
66.00
57.00
60.00
33.60
1943
64.90
86.70
102.00
86.00
65.00
44.70
60.00
20.00
1944
61.80
71.20
83.00
70.00
62.30
45.30
63.00
15.00
1945
63.00
98.60
96.00
99.00
63.50
33.00
63.50
15.00
1946
63.70
88.10
79.00
90.00
63.50
37.60
63.50
)
1947
49.80
53.90
49.70
21.60
i
| -
a/ For naked fruit at growers' first delivery point.
Sources of data:
1934-1946: Compiled" by .S. W.- Shear, Gia-nnini Foundation of Agricultural Econom-
ics, University of California, from California Crop and Livestock
Reporting Service.
1347: California Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. California Fruit
and Nut Crops Annual Summary as of December 1947. Sacramento,
California, January 7, 1943.
TABLE 19
11.
Average Prices Paid California Growers, F.O.B. Canners 1
Prices and United States Retail Prices of Canned Clingstone Peaches
1910-1947
Growers price
! Calif or ni
a canners
i F.o.b.
canners
! United States
Year be-
ginning
California
_net_jre<\34
I Dollars
zed price.-/
reported
price s2/ retail price /
Dollars
1935-39
1 1935-39"
Dollars
[ 1935-39
Cents per 11335-39
June 1
per ton
I =100
per case
L =100
i per case
I =100
No.2-. 1 can
=100
"" * " g
1910
1
2
3
| 4
5
L-.6 .
7
22.00 j 35. 5
1911
44.00 170.9
i
*
;
1912
24.00 i 93.2
!
i
1913
30.00
116.6
i
i
1314
25.00
97.1
!
1915
12.00
46.6
i
1916
29.00
112.7
1917
35.00
136.0
1918
50.00
194.3
1919
33.00
341.9
|
1920
100.00
338.5
i
1
1921
35.00
136.0
4.13
160.5
i 1922
60.00
233.1
4.25
165.1
1923
30.00
116.6
3.67
142.6
3.600
135.8
1924
45.00
.174.8
4.21
163.6
3.600
135.3
1925
35.00
136.0
3.73
146.9
3.620
136.6
1926
38.00
147.6
3.56
142.2
4,036
154.2
1927
22.50
37.4
3.17
123.2
3.524
133.0
1°23
21.00
81.6
3.21
124.7
3.550
133.3
!
1029
6°. 00
264.2
4.03
153.5
4.028
152.0
1930
20.00
77.7
2.83
111.9
3.433
131.6
1931
16.00
62.2
2.55
99.1
2.710
102.2
.
1932
9.30
36.1
1.97
76.5
2.174
02.
-, /
1933
13.70
72.6
2.31
39.7
2.436
93.3
17.5 s / j 95.9
1934
30.00
116.6
2.69
104.5
3.006
113.4
19.0 : 104.2
1935
23.00
112.7
2.51
97.5
2.690
101.5
19.3 j 103.1 j
1936
29.00
112.7
2.66
103.3
2.334
106.9
18.4 i 100.9
1937
41.00
159.3
2.96
115.0
2.928
110.5
19.5 106.9 j
1933
8.70
33.8
2.30
39.4
2.360
89.0
17.5 ! 95.9 !
1939
21.00
81.6
2.44
94.3
2.440
92.1
17.0 93.2
1940
20.60
30.0
2.30
39.4
2.390
90.2
16.8 92.1
1941
48.00
136.5
3.46
134.4
3.612
136.3
21.1 . 115.7 j
1942
60.00
233.1
3.374
146.2
25.0 j 137.1
1943
65.00
252.5
4.038
152.4
26.8 ' 146.9
1944
62.30
242.0
4.232
159.7
27.7 '> 151.9
1945
63.50
24S.7
4.446
4.630^/
167.7
27.7 ! 151.9
1946
63.50
246.7
176.6
31.0 , { 170.0 ,
1947
49.70
193.1
L
5.108*/
192.0
31. 78/
1 173.8 !
1
(Continued on next page)
22.
Table 19 continued.
^/ Weighted average prices of canned clingstone peaches received by canners, f.o.b,
cannery or dock, all grades and sizes of cans on unadvertised basis. Regular
brokerage, cash discount, swell allowance, label allowance, and case allowance
are included.
£/ Cling halves, standard grade per dozen any quantity, f.o.b. cannery, California;
canner to wholesaler or jobber; transaction price subject to cn.rrent cash dis-
count j weekly, Thursday; from trade journal. In January 1946, grade changed
to choice.
£/ Yellow cling peach halves in heavy sirup, U.S. Grade B choice.
S/ Series begun in August 1933. Figure includes 10 months only.
e/ June and July data only.
±y August thru January average.
6/ June thru February average.
Sources of data:
Col. 1: Compiled by S.W. Shear, Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics.
From California Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Returns for
naked fruit at growers' first delivery point.
Col. 3: S.W. Shear. Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics. Deciduous
Fruit Statistics as of January 1943. himeo. Report No. 83, Table 32.
Col. 5: 1923-1931: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Wholesale Prices, 1925-
1933. Washington Govt. Print. Off. (Buls. 390, 415, 440,
473, 493,521, 543, 572)
1932-1934: U.S. Eureau of Labor Statistics. Wholesale Prices January
1932-May 1934. Washington Govt. Print. Off.
1934-date: From table 21.
Col. 7: 1933: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retail Prices, August
1933-December 1933. Washington Govt. Print. Off.
1934-date: From table 20.
TABLE 20
Average United States Retail Prices of Canned Clingstone Peaches!-/
by Months, June 1934 to Date
23.
•Year
j
|
i
I
Aver- 1
'begin-
i
1
i
|
i
;age :
ning
June
July Aug.
Sept.-
Oct.
Nov. ;
Dec.
Jan.
iFeb.
Mar. 1
Apr .
| May .June- j
June 1
1
i
i
I May 1
1934-35
ba
sis :
cents
per No
. — — -
• 2-|- can
i
I
18.2
118.3 18.6
18.9 i
19.2
i
19.4
19.3
;19.0
1 19.2
19.3
19.3
! 19.4
19.0
11935-36
19,3
'19.4 19.4
19.5 ;
19.4
19.1
19.1
•19.0
118.2
' 17.9
17.7
; 17.6
13.8 ;
;1936-37
17.7
.17.7 17.9
13.2
18.3
18.4
18.5
.'18.6
;18.3
i 13.9
! 19.1
! 19.3
18.4
11937-38
19.5
'19.5 19.6
19.6
19.7
19.6
19.5
-19.5
19.4
! 19.5
; 19.4
19.5 '19.5
J1938-39
19.3
19.3 18.5,
17.7 '
17,3
17.2
17.0
;16.9
116.9
, 16.7
i 16.7
j 16.7 ;17.5
11939-40
16.7
116.8 16.8
16.8
16.9
16.9
16.9
17.1
17.1
17.2
17.2
117.2 17.0 |
1S40-4-1
17.2
0.7.2 17.1
16.8
16.6
16.6
16.6
: 16.5
•16.5
. 16.6
16.6
17.0 16.8
1941-42
17.5
13.1 19.3
20.7
21.2
21.4
21.6
121.8
22.5
23.0
! p i2 7
:23.3 (21.1 1
1942 -4 c.
9 7 "
•
'23.5 23.6
24.0
24,6
25.0
25.3
25,8
! 26.1
26 ,3
; 26,4
'26.5 125.0
1943-44
26.5
126.9 26.8
26.7 '
26,4
26.4
26,4
;27.0
127.2
i 27.1
'27.3
27,3 '26. 8
'1944-45
27.5
27.7 27.7
28.0
27.8
27.7
27.0
27.6
'27.7
27.9
27.6
27.4 27.7
|1945-46
27.5
27.4 27.2
27.3 '
27.5
28.0
27,8
28.0
i 28.1
; 28.0
28.0
27.9 27.7
DL946-47
27.7
•29.5 29.0'
30.1
30.3
31.0
32.1
!52.2
"9 "K
52 .3
52.1 31.0
31.7 V
j
,1947-48
i
32.4
'32.4 32.4
i
31.6
-71 <7
ul.o
31.3
31.2
31.3
i
j
31,1
1
1
a/ Ye Hoy/ cling peach halves in heavy syrup, U. S. Grade B choice.
b/ June-February average
Sources of data:
1934: U. S'. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retail Prices, Jan. 1934-
Dec. 1934. Washington Govt. Print. Off. Monthly issues.
1935-1936: U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retail Prices of Food 1923-
1936, Washington Govt, Print. Off., 1938. 203p. (Bui. 655)
1937-1941: U. 3. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retail Prices, Jan. 1933,
Jan. 1939, Jan. 1940, Jan. 1941. Washington Govt. Print. Off. Monthly issues;
and Retail Prices of Food and Coal, 1941. Washington Govt. Print. Off., 1942.
35p. (Bui. 707)
1942-1943: U. 3. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retail Prices of Food, 1942
and 1943. Washington Govt. Print. Off., 1944. 45p. (Bui. 799)
1944-1945: U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retail Prices of Food, 1944
and 1945, Washington Govt. Print, Off., 1947. 36p. (Bui, 899)
1946-1947: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Retail Food Prices of Cities,
Jan. 1946-ITov. 1947. Processed. Monthly issues.
1943: U. 3. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Consumers Price Index and
Retail Food Prices, January 15-February 15, 1948. Washington, D. C. Processed.
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