New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-10


s25O,CC0 worth Of ffnit 10 1885, Orleans, s2,00O0;
Wayne psvs of green apples Sl6S $50 for exporation
and s25 eco more for consumption and s35 600 In tbs
dIi sia,e. rbe crop Of al, New.York Is abont
$4,000 U00: Penn.ylvapa and New,Jersey, q, 00-
Geo. lie North Western States, 1900 600; and the
SDnibeTp States, Sc, O00, GOO. in all.
He believed that a. any thing worth dong was
worth doing well, man should set out an orchard go
that he won)d ever have 10 repair his work. He Ad
ver,ed bali ocosely half ssousy to the prac ice Of
nnr,ei YIN en- 10 wing plump and ,brveIed apple seeds
ndiscI nLatey and in the harry Of Spring orders sel-
il The trees Ia lib manner. Where the pour AND good
fors separated, the customer was often a. the
mercy the ignorant laborers ed for the hurry
ing stBfoD aud sometimes 10 the caprice OF disbonest
foIent pro neiors Considering the fact that siT,
Barry aid score Of other prominent uurserymen
were IN the audience, We nay reasonably look for
ward 10 ~ me sbarpshootng III the discussions OF To-
nj, ht, 1t sequitur Mr. Allen denounced . Prof
Comtock ard his terra culture system az unmtgaisd
bunbugs end sad that he ard IL Tad been exposed by
rs,p. ctsbIr Agricultural Societies throughout the
coup,Iy BE thought IT strange in view Of the ire
auert exposures that respectable Johrnai rs iAI
n y. Efening Post should have been bsmooozled
into irdorsipg terra-culture. did Mr.. Pardee some
njntce il say ing that the substance OF DIE
esi ure had beer given at the New York Farmers
Grub. He informs NE that this IL quite original ana
fre,h. This afternoon he ectured on the raspberry,
blackberry, eooseberry aud other snail fruit, giving
gr, at smourt of interestine informaton and 10 MS
Tie raspberry, be sid, likes moist, cool location.
The nortL,rn slope of bill, the north side OF
ferce il best. The soil should be graveiy
losm sbd be made very rich with rotted manure
This treatment is appropriate to the gooeoefrI
and cuIrant but Dot for the strawberry. Ine grouad
mutt be thoroughly drained, trenched, ana wen
worled set cares three or four feet apart, cutting
them back to within foot Of the ground, before se.
ting them ont. Stake them well when they are 4ee
Out and lot after solution made of one pound blue
y,Iicl 10 twenty pounds Of water and USED ior SOFAS
Ig the points or whole lengh of your stakes, WI
make them last almost for ever. 40 the rrencn ~.
erpmeDt thinks for they treat their snip "a .uie
wsy. sosl the stakes SIX days, shingles three
da,s Al large fence telis posts, ten or %eiVe
oaSa. As room ss your raspberrss get through bear
n9 cut them back so that the strength the reaer may
be thrown into the new wood. The /" Brlnkie
orange, !" lie thinks, good market berry; bat am Of
those @ho believe to be too tender for that, ancdgh
very superb for family use.
Tie bkacR berry msy have the came cultivation az
the raspberry, and il may also be shaded by trees
without injury. Capt. Beverly OF Needbam, Mass,
introduced The improved hight bush blackberry: The
proper wsy 10 gstber Lawton or New.Rochelle ber-
ries for The family is to jar the c.nes with hamaer
ard catch the berries which fall. The othsrs-and
these sre those sent 10 market-are not ut 70 ca.
Never leave more than three car in hl and have
DO suck ere growing the BUSH if you want fruit
If YOU wish plants for SALE 90 otherwise, of course
Cut back our canes as they have borne Their
cycp ppch Of the Ell Dis Of the shoots in September,
the strength of the vine into fru-bearng on the later
sls.
TIE capbery, on bog lands to which dressing Of
ssno has been added should give so bushels per acre
Il frr year after planting $50 bushels the next, and
90 m Up to $50 bushels, as maximum.
lie treated upon the eurrapt, goosebeiry, whorte.
berry 81 well but gave new hi0ts. He said that,
campte 10 choose alone of the small frits the
currant would be biz f4vtrte, much OF stra berry
man ss be wss Nr. Pardee gives his IDEAS in elear
distinct voice speaks with such rapdity as to com
press much information into brief space OF time.
Professor Porter, at the close OF to-dAys session.
read an invitation from President Woolsey for strang
CTS 10 wait the mineral cabinets, Trunbuli gallery,
library, III d other publi rooms Of Yale College.
He aso in behalf Of the faculty aud Students OF the
Yale Scientific School melted all 10 a reception a,
the halls Of the Literary Societies tomorrow evening
Professor Jobnsobs lecture this afternoon was 90
ibe mechanical improvement OF the soil by uage,
isllow and eDomeDts, and tomorrow morning will
te lusf ow to improve coils chemically and mechanically
by suitable naouriDg.