NEW YORK. 

 DAIRY PRODUCTS. 



See Appendix, Bulletin 112, Part II, page 148, for law regulating 

 dairy product-, approved July 18, 1907, and included in the compila- 

 tion for the year ending June 30, 1907, for convenience. 



FRUIT. 



.185. Other thnn standard apples prohibited. No person shall buy for 

 , sell, or expose or offer for sale as and for evaporated apples any evapo- 

 rated apples intended to be used for food, or for consumption by any person 

 other than standard evaporated apples. As amended May 23, 1908; Laws of 



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. is*',, standard evaporated apples defined. Evaporated apples containing 

 nut more than twenty-seven per centum of water or fluids as determined by 

 dryinir for four hours at the temperature of boiling water shall be considered 

 standard evaporated apples for the purposes of this act. As amended May 23, 

 1908; Laws of . 2, ch. 486, p. 1704. See Bui. 69, Rev., pt. 5, p. 428. 



. 1^7. nn <,rk fruit to be so labeled. No person or persons shall 



sell, offer or exjwse for sale apples, pears or peaches as and for New York 

 stat- :mwn apples, pears <>r peaches if they were not grown or produced within 

 the state "I New York; nor shall they brand or label the package or barrel 

 (MiitaiiiiiiL- sueh apples, pears or peaches as New York state apples, pears or 

 pea -I if* if they were not grown or produced within the state of New York. 

 Any person or persons packing or repacking or causing apples or pears to be 

 packed ..r repacked to be sold upon the markets, shall pack or repack or 

 cause them to be packed or repacked in such a manner that each separate 



.!i;e or barrel shall be packed substantially uniform without intent to 



.the purchaser. Any person, persons or corporation buying from a grower 

 apples or liich are packed in packages or barrels, marked or labeled 



with the name "f the grower who causes such apples or pears to be repacked 

 In the same packages or barrels or who uses the same packages or barrels for 

 the pa. king of other fruit or apples or pears shall erase from such package or 

 barrel the name of the grower or packer first or originally placed thereon. 

 P. ut the facing of such package or barrel is not prohibited by this act. As 

 am. n,l. / !/'/// 25, 1908; Laws of 1908, vol. 2, ch. 486, pp. 1704-1705. See Bui. 

 ll.'. pt .'. p, 21. 



.188. Karrel" defined. The term "barrel" when used in transactions 

 of purchase or sale of apples, pears or quinces shall represent a quantity equal 



ne hundred quarts of grain or dry measure and shall be of the following 

 dimensions: head ilia meter, seventeen and one-eighth inches; length of stave, 

 twent\ -eiirht and one-half inches; bulge, not less than sixty-four inches outside 

 measurement, if the barrel shall be made straight, or without a bulge, it shall 

 contain the same number of cubic inches as the barrel above described. Any 

 sons making, manufacturing or causing to be made or manufac- 

 tured barrels for use in the purchase or sale of apples, pears or quinces, or any 

 person or persons packing apples, pears or quinces in barrels for sale or selling 

 apples, pears or quinces in barrels containing a less quantity than the barrel 

 herein specified shall brand said barrels upon each end and upon the outside, 

 conspicuously, in letters one and one-half inches in length with the words, 

 "short barrel." As added May 23, 1908; Laws of 1908, vol. 2, ch. 486, p. 1705. 



Uiil. 69. /?-r., pt. 5, p. -i 



Laws of 1803, ch. 338 ; Gumming and Gilbert's General Laws and other Gen- 

 eral Statutes, Supplement 1904, vol. 4, art. 13, p. 45. 



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