New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
TIE DISPLAY or FRUIT.
TIE EXHIBIT 3huF ~ TGF sEvERtL sfAT's-'AEl-
,fiys op GrArRs-r. UiTs ADAPTED FoE COLD
ANp TEMPERATE CLfIATES.

TIE EXHIBIT 3.hUE ~ rGF SEVERAL SiAf'S-'All-
rrins or GrApEs-r.UiTs ADAPTED foR COLD
AND TEMPERATE CLi.ATES.
puu,ADrLPHIA, Oct. S.-Ihc display OF irnlt
ot tue arct Exhibition is in PomUloSicai Hall, back d
AcrIcuural Ul', and II s IN sueh an ON oi 'h' way
MACE that strangers cannot find without inquiry for
some causc only part the states are represented
These arc Pcnnsylvana, New-York hew-Jersey ohio'
CouaI, Minnesota Wisconsin. Kansas, Michigan Massa-
chuspits Connecticut, Iowa, Oregon ana the Dls'ct o
Columbia. Penusy wanna has 700 varieties OIL apPcS'
40 of pears aud only few grapes cOnp*ia'Ney
new apple known Corneis Fancy, has great merit !;
l. rafncr acid mcaly OF choice favor natures in Au-
lst and Is OF high color Another is the DOCTOR; 51D-
acid and natures IN september The grapes sent from
the eastern part of the State Concords ChnIns ana
Telcgraphs poor list On the shae lands in western
Pcnnsyvania, the Delaware, Iona and other choice
sorts have done well.
OHIO has 100 varieties Of apples 20 OF pears - OF
grapes charge OF the Secretary OF the state Hortcu
tural Society," and the display is highly creditabe. The
lrst extensive y!nyarIs made IN this country were III
the vicinity Of Cincinnati, but this fruit has 80
generally failed there that sorts. unless II
bc the Concord and Ives. recommended Prob
ably to reason OF their failure arose rom
having selected and planted almost exciuFN'y
the Catawba certainly among the best OF all grapes Du
It wholly unsuitcd to the rich limestone soil OF the
Ohio River country Canada has $50 varieties OF appe
der glass ~ OF puius, OF fruits In glass lara On mo
whole il is the bcst display OF fruit IL viii surprise
many that region far north shon'h t"ise 80 '"u"
fruit but It has the hdyal Of haYnga moist caei
indeed I,wer Canada Is surrounded by heavy bodies Of
water on three sides. Connecticut exhibits 22o Vafc'es
Of apples 3 OF peaches 81 Of pears OF crabs ana -
Of grapes the las. Of which are Of excellent qnai'y
N,.s,chnset. shows through Marshall p. wilder 300
different kinds OF pears and through Hoyey CO.. 10
of per aud o. OF apples The ruit IS AL OF good qn'-
itv Perhaps no other state raises better pears oI WIZ
Ter apples Kansas has 200 SORTS OF appleS 'ha Hno
Delaware grapes. THIS same state has large Suo" VI
app- besides in the kansa5 building, tbe "ie'
men. being uue0mmoniy fine but the quality oi INC
recpug SORTS not high The leading sort recommended
& the Ben Davis beautifully coorcd apple, bur II Is
ot such Door qualify that II IS utterly unworthy Of c'E
yatIon Iowa has 3l2 kinds Of apples-a highly ci'h-
able di dilay-aud tho quality IL good hoDraSsA JihS
on the west of Iowa, also has good show ana to ca
pacity OF these for raising fruit may b"
immense Oregon displays l. varieties Ot apples Is oil
pluns and pruuos and l3 OF pears. Ts Ifut iis On9
81 several slpmcuis mddr at gr ~ CNpchSr ', lNll-
ity i.,xc,l,ut. OREGON r. uncNclod even Dy ou'iori'
for raising good fruit. uhd It's apples are superior
california sent Two load, of ILit Largely composed
81 pears and GRAPES. One car Ioal PEE lsh'd on @ i.
Thr outlay was nearly 900 The pcdio OF i'it 0';c
NJ . ,,. sr. uUriyti,d but it may be- questioned
whether the DrlaTarrs and CatlWhts raiHed on the
Islands of Lake Erie do not possess ighcr qua
EcW-Irr,rys exhibit is Hnie by Jew hIN Niiuhis
grapes being almo.' p.ucrt. -. d. II. g.. ~,
Tir host show oi fruit from Ncw-HorN ~ mahc ny i.
,s,ugcr Barry who have los Yurctics OF apPle' ~
al utr 81 ol p.. aud - Oi buc,ilIng grapes, OFT
y, thirI s,r,eibipr~ of value mav hc looked ior The
Irrba, Wine Company displays rcrllrEnhle h"aieH;
Inc Western pIrt Cf Na~Gorh, WIN i;r naguh,,hl anu
Ibr ann, orchards ought to have been better rep
resented This criticism apphc- also o. the Sip t@i"
=, .udng from N.aSlia uruand the southern -hrt Vi
Ikr r. IA, T. Detroit. The D,tric; OF COl.mid presents
a Itir - play or grapes and pears. WISCONSIN mas ~
varieties of apples. 10 oi crL1a sono ipIh lAl''nlt
i3 of pcirs ~ pums, and - of grapes sra"sc aS VI
,pay seem hr Delaware raised somo paris oi thli
ate az 4rIt prp1t. Icais are not r'e"n'h'"'' ""u
bat few J,r raised. ..,.... ...,
Tan.snta E4s 100 sorts Of apples, and one plum ana
ouI pear The cHuAtc is cold ami TIE winters dl"i"S'
Iy-..ct.ue tr hl.u.,,f -t.t- Iud 10y I.u- iA'4 ."h
stn,ht tHcy aI, now raising apples s'ii- I'i"ry. LIS
A. Il triunpl over formidable uu-tHcl's Mh'cn h"uid en-
c,fagc tnu-r despair hicheiu u i'iitN'I'oi
au.,s H. of pears 10 pf Tluus 80 OF .Iapr-li TIC
u.-t of their kud Iuc Winter dppco eau "r, tc.N ulc
Ip,t II ANY in the world 40 stat" ln tht Union, p-
D.- Io s.n anyv here else, 4. equal o. MICA st Tor
rt..!ng. g. neral line a. friie Inc o1poiiW'J "'-'
Improved to sct list Of sorts suited i"f oon".'.,'
ord ~ - ~