The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-05
The Peacl, Crop.

gentleman who has largely engaged in
the shipment and sale Of peaches the past
season, has given his opinion that the crop Of
this fruit in Warren and Clinton counties,
would have sold for one third, or $4,000
more il ths varieties had been all oil the best,
and well proportioned as to time Of ripening
so as to give fair supply for about three
months, instead Of nearly all ripening in three
weeks.
All who have observed the matter at all,
must have noticed the scarcity in our markets
OF good early and late peaches, while there
was quite q glut in the midst OF the season
Dr. Jas. TAYLOR OF Newport, stated st the
meeting above referred to, that he, las. year
sold his earliest peaches at $5 90 per bushel,
the second at $500 and the third at s $l,50.
| | will give here list, nearly in their or
der of ripsniug, OF such varieties as would
choose for first rate peach orchard.
/. HALE's EARLY. This new aud very
early variety is not generally known as yet,
but seems likely to prove the best oil all the
early sorts.
2. TRoTA's EARLY is a very popular Jersey
peach. generally counted as first Of market
varieties; but was told that it had failed
| the past season around Lebanon.
8 Coles EARLY RED is next in season,
and sup. rior to Troth's in color; hence quite
popular
4. EARLY TILLoTsoS is approved by some
but ths iruit is 100 tender and juicy for car
rying far to market, and like it's parent Sc
rate Esrly York, the tree is rather tender and
a poor grower.
S CooLEDas's FAvoRITE is smother OF tht
Red Rareripe class, and exceedingly hardy
productive and profitable.
8. YELLOW RED RARERIPE is the earlics
Of the yellow feshed class. 1t is very pro
ductlve, ofgood size and quality. quite hand
some, and bears carriage well-none NOR
profitable.
Z. BARNARD's YELLOW ALBERGE-simila
to the last, but tritie laier-just preceding
8. CRAwFoRD's EARLY, which IS every
where the most popular ofall market peach
es, owing t, its size and beauty.
g. LARGE EARLY York, is the best of tht
white feshed peaches at this season, and ia
superior in favor to the yellow kinds, thougl
not so good for distant carnage.
10. JAcUoUs RARERIpE, is valuable as in
termediale between Crawfords Early and {
Late, which it closely resembles
IL. RED CHEEK MAcoToN is also approve
for this purpose, and is quite handsome an
, good.
+ IL. CRAwFoRp's LATE has precedence {
all in its season, for beauty, size, trmnes'
&c.
IS. OLp Nixon FREE is much swee'e
and richer peach, and sure to find purcha
sers among those who are not misled b
mere show.
! ii. MoRErs WHITE or HEATH FREE mus
always be popular especially for preserv inl
, &c. but should not be planted too largely.
Is. OLD NIXON Cling is tho best OF a
clings, and as it is very productive, hand
some and bars carnage wei, IL is quit
profitable.
l6 STUMP THE WORLD Is very hand
some new peach, fle,h yellowsh white an
. Of finest favor; said to be very producti'
. and profitable.
IT, HEATH CLING cannot be dispense
. with, a. its beauty and lateness make it quit
profitable.
:, Is. ScoTT's NoNrARIEL is considered tn
latest of the deep yellow class with re
cheeky to follow Crawiord's Late.
1920 SNACK FREE and LAGRANGE ar
I, among the latest and best Of lreestone peach
es, and popular market varieties, but are ds
' ficient in color
21. WARDS LATE FREE is ol the same pc
, riod and quality, and sell better in marke
, on account ofits bright red cheek. 1t ougt
10 be better known.
: Of the foregoing list, Nos 4, IL, 16 an
= 20 might perhaps as we'll be omitted, il Il
L others are included, in section We ha'
"a dozen or more other kinds in tho nurser
+ some Of which might prove equal to the for
/ going, but We cannot SO confidently recon
j. mend them except for the use Of amateur