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TABLE 32.--Pounds of Fluid Milk Received from Outside of Florida by State


Origin and Amount of State
Marketing Areas


Supplies Received at Plants in Various


 Amount of State Shipments Received at
 Origin of Total Amount Plants in Various Marketing Areas
 Supply of Shipments Tampa
 supply of Shipments Northwest Northeast Central Tampa Southeast
 Bay


Alabamaa 294,600 294,600 -- ---- ----- -----
Georgia 105,300 ----- 105,300 --- ----- -----
Illinois 582,320 259,600 -- ---- ----- 322,720
North Carolina 119,300 ----- 119,300 --- ----- -----
Tennessee 147,983 ----- ----- ---- ----- 147,983
Wisconsin 58,400 ----- ----- ---- 58,400 ----
 Total 1,307,903 554,200 224,600 ---- 58,400 470,703


 Source: Records of individual firms.

 aDoes not include shipments of regular producers.


market to receive any out-of-state milk in April 1959. Milk plants in
Southeast Florida purchased 470,203 pounds from sources in Illinois and
Tennessee in October. Of the remainder, Northeast milk distributors re-
ceived 224,600 pounds and Tampa Bay firms 58,400 pounds, all in the month
of October.


 Total Fluid Milk Supply

 The total supply of fluid milk received in all milk marketing
areas was 196,570,000 pounds for April and October 1959. Receipts from
regular producers were 99.3 percent of the total supply (Table 33). For
all markets, local producer shipments were in excess of 90 percent of
total milk supplies received. The remainder in each area was obtained
mainly from sources located in other Florida markets. In Northwest Florida,
receipts from other states amounted to 2.6 percent of supplies. In no
other market was this amount above 1.0 percent of total receipts.


 Prices Paid for Fluid Milk,
 April and October 1959

 Producer Milk.--Dairy farmers in all marketing areas were paid on