CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-09-23
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Paystts. Idaho.-our apple crop h
prackI6A1ly a failure. Trees In flne
comdttiOn, and you will hear from
Idaho u 1910 with q bumper CROP.
n. q
cxGps % poor quality. Not enough fruit
tosattraet buyers. 20 NO prices nave
been u1Ade.-H. A. A.
Altoon, Ill.-Apple crop In 10 per
cent or less. half being merchantable.
Home market will take all the fruit at
81 to 11-60 bushel. Crop b little, IL
any, larger or better than last year
II. A. r.
clayton. Ill.-one-fourth crop of
apples. 10 per cent being merchant
able Very poor crop and qualfty.-G.
A. 8.
Murphysburo. Ill.-Ten per cent
apple crop. go per cent of the fruit
being merchantable. Not enough ap-
pies for home use.-G. ". l.
Hamilton. Ill.-Ten per cent crop,
not enough for home use. Maiden
Blush selling for 81 bushel. and late
VdIlC&tGH Will eSIl dl - " $1.OU Uu6Acl
at least.-H. D. B.
Mitchell. Ind.-The apple crop here
could be used up at home in a single
month";. A. B.
Villisca, Ia.-About 20 per cent of
apple crop. not over 20 per cent OF
this quality being merchantable.
Fruit IL of poor quality.-H. S. A.
Hamburg. Ia.-Half crop apples
here; sprayed orchards have IS per
cent merchantable, unsprayed orch
ards not over 20 per cent. Early ap-
pies sold $1.20 to $1.S5. Winter fruit
selling for $500 to $2.25 per barrel (.
o. b. Fruit from most sprayed orch
ards was sold before August IS. and
unsprayed fruit is still unsold.-J. NJ.
B.
Des Moines. Ia.-Apples promise
better than last year for the state of
Iowa. Crop for the state is about A
per cent, best yields being in central
and western part-W. G.
Edwardsville. Kan.-About 10 per
cent OF crop. quality poor. Hail storm
destroyed most Of the apples.-E- T.
Hlawatha, Kan.-About Is per cent
of apple crop, 40 per cent OF which
will be merchantable. No prices made
and hardly enough apples to attract
A. C.
Hutchinson. Kan.-Scarcely any ap-
pless at all here, none to ehip.-W. H.
D.
Topeka. Kan.-About 20 per cent OF
apple crop. half Of which Ia merchant
able. Offered $2.75 to 93 barrel.-W.
W.
Augusta. Kan.-Practicaliy NO ap-
pies here; oranges and lemons are
cheaper at the stores. We will be
-&HthSAnk UNIT fhf1 fnp~0 ~
1T. C. r.
Laavenvorth. Kan.-About IS per
cent Of apple crop here. 60 per cent
OF which will be merchantable. No
sales yet, and growers Who have 6f1it
are not anxious to sell, for they feel
that the scarcity viii. continue to the
end Of the season. with upward trend
Of ps3ees--E. J. II.
Wafervliet. Mich.-About one-Nfth
apple crop. so per cent OF which will
be merchantabls. O0sfea S1.1S 10 -
barrel. which growers will not accept.
Buyees are now eeGin1inG to hustle
for frpit. and Indications are that the
general crop win BE- lees than that Of
i90S.-R. H. g
FeuAvtlle. Mfch.-Appies, IS per
be merchantable offered % per bar
rel for the estimated crop on trees, or
from - TO $3.50 barrel for firsts and
seconds {. O b. Many have sold at this
price. Many buyers here, and the en-
fire crop will soon be contracted for.
&C. r. d
Allegan. Mich.-About 20 per cent
Of crop. OIered - barrel on trees.
which growers are inclined to accept.
Summer and fall apples bring IL
busheI-W. n. 8.
South Haven. Nich.-About 40 per
cent Of apple crop, IS per cent mer-
chant1ble. About - per barrel for
fruit on the trees Is the prevailing
price, many orchards having been sold
at this price. Lots OF orchards have
no fruit at all.-E. F. r.
Paw Paw, Mich.-One-fourth apple
crop. 20 per cent being merchantable.
Season started very favorable, but
later developments reduced the crop
to what We need for home consump-
e. p
South st. Joseph, Mo.-About one
fourth crop apples Of very poor quail
ity-D. A. T.
Richards. Mo-Scant 10 per cent OF
apple crop heEe, 80 per cent Of the
fruit being merchantable. High winds
and hot weather injured the CROP
W. H. b.
Cedar Gap, Mo-About 10 per cent
of apple crop. 75 per cent being mer-
In spite of hot, dry weather
the crop looks well and will turn out
better than expected some
time ago.-L. E.
Seymour. Mo.-One-fourth apple
crop. 80 per cent being merchantable.
offered $3.50 to &1.7o barrel for fruit
on the trees; growers ask -. Apples
free from pests OF all
kinds and are not hurt by dry weather
but corn and tomatoes are burning
up.-T. G. L.