Smyrna times., 1855-04-04
1Nl5trllanrOu5.
Orchards, apples AL ta, m,rket.


D,vd. am going to quit the nursery bus-
ncss. .w..n'y-nne Yeas Iruu will b. drug
.n New York ";iy Just lnok around isneIgh-
borhood! Tn"rc sdeacon jones has us S i out
1--WE hundreu trees; Tom Sntn 4J0. aud d
brother jim will have 1000 next spring, ami
SO On at that rate all over the country-gratl-
ed fruit, too, none of it for CIDER. Now what
10 YOU suppose is to become OF all these appl, :!
tell yru what it is. David, we must wind up
the nursery business or we shall break flat
Every body will grow it, but no body w,ll buy
1. t W years hence
TINS prognosticltlon was made more n q,
twenty years ago by sensible man engaa aed
in prnpigatlng choice fruits for sale in Central
New York, and no doubt the speak ker honestly
el,evcd the days OF the nursery mrn were
well nigh numbered Brother David, hnwrvt r,
was OF Il different opinion. He dId moi believe
II was SO easy to Uvrr-atock ;he market W III
such flu I as no other. than American iii and
clunite IN produce. lie dId not believe ere
twenty years time would tlaFse every buGy
would have an orchard, the products of vii. Gu
! " would be so unsaeabir, and the business so
! unproiitablp, the owner could have o dcsr.. la
| plant more or better. or newer varieties, o.
trees; consequently he urged III II the business
should pc perscverngly contlnurd until tn
ddwning Of the day Was more visible in the
HORIZON.
What has been the result A sale of 40,
900 apple trees and 1000 OF other fruits during
the planting season Of last year, and the pros
! pect for the next equally gool. TIE very men
vino have planted 800 have increased 1000.
and some of them have doobled that tenfo!d +;
and yet the market is now better than 1t ever
was before TOR all the choice varieties of the
| 1 "A
market is not yet gutted, nor can It be while
millions of mouths continually watcr for the
lusc ous fruits which contrast 81 advantageous
~ with the sour crab, " hive 20 the pint" winch
filled the market twenty years ago. The mar
ket cannot be glutted S,th such fruit as the
Newtown pippins, Roxburry russets Rhode Is
land greenngs, Baldwlns, BeIleheur, Swaar
Domino and great variety of other excellen
winter keeping apples; while the luXury-iov'
ing mouth of old Englund are within two weeks
1--WE have done counting by mlles.) of the bear
ing hills of New Enga Nay, not only New
England aud New York, but the ever-bearin.
trees of the rich plains of that once far awal
western wild, known in our b0y-hOOd as New
Connecticut But still the market is not glut
ted, nor will it be though old Ohio, Michigan
Indmna, Illinois, and Wisconsin, shall pour il
the golden treasures of golden pipplns, from
their unbounded plains of the richest fruit
} growing the world ever saw, while the SAM
world lull OF people possess the tast they do 70
choice delicious fruits.
Our adv.ce, ther, fore, is, as it always HI
been, TO every man hu OWLS an acre "a Ian
plant trees. Don't be afraid ut over-siockn
the market with any kind o. fruit, except sue
5 as your father uePd to grow, and some OF yo
4 still perpetuate; because the refined and I'm
proved tastes OF the world demand, and Wi
have, if it is procurable, the best that can b
grown.-OsWegO Journal