Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-31
APPLE NEKsPANIC
6nTEsT MENACE
TO HIGH LIVING
psccgcT TNgcE That OF LAST
sEAsoA 40 sPEcULsToss
egg PERL AHEAD.

Eewaen estimates an the 1914 aggls
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careful Engeargzfhsn In me DrsncsSa4
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ring 4 seTscsEa sexseez sesweez acw
zzd fas harvest q between a .ss.i 80
zzd g58ga Sc saErsss compared slza
zsAag sa6 sarrela lass yezr and a.
as8,6a8 barrels u 1919.
Aennraing to New Fork operators
ne prumlae i kss 4 gles6 larger nan
Ger any AAaa0n ssncs 1904 Th@ pro
6aef0a ID ne Nese VII b ta@ hezvt
81 ever xnawn. Wzzhzagzsn sz4
Oregon have 3 prospective y5ei1 *
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Cs6oxzGs. New Ne11es snd 9zho il
smm a the b@a9 Fecorsed- aN1 opera
tsra Acre agzre saas rae total boa
a5p1es prsfaKrio1 Sill make a Fses-s
10 me history x me tnazzTry
In x@w YORK szare il e estimated
fazs rae zvSie ers1 SiA rEn fuzzy %
per eenG e fzil ysei1 ne onIg
sanrraxe f1ra4zA1zr tas srste Il 4
Grs@minx sxrsesT Bsilwsaa VII -
heavy and all sxher red varieties Viii
Show 10 h@agy il gr01acfAen- The
sew Enxtznt STATES wgl prnd1ee enn-
ssderzhEy more than lar season ard
an snzaaa1Ey keavy ytsSd Il iscke1 fov
n vIrxinaz and Mariana and n tie
~ msd6se xesr see1ions E4n1rss.z
~ reports hare enzze n from gEsEerz
and extensive Operators IL ne zs11.@
Eeat. and sAese azFs ezrhazlze1 the
annaGaisF szsxertnx pFsap@ct foF the
biz aDpae crop
tn mnaS 81 ~ a9Eiees rsseise1s ~
temsion Ia dzree1ed 10 Eae faaz that .
Tasx nnmser " new orchards are
eoMlng into besrfag. and thar faese
msFs thaa eovsx deaesezesea dse .
~orn oHz eEees
Tae snnaai con ersson " fhs In<er.
aassonal AEgae Shippers zzaorsaticn
E1a b. held ii B0sfon. the Evae weex
Ia August. At tails meeriag h d ~
c@rtee several aazE4rest4 q the lad
lAg xDpte operators ~ the eouztrg
N9s ascn4s eo1dssssnss a. % rEe eros
and ~ Ersee 70 peg growers
E1oagh sasz azS been sseEses r
sfow that fzss kesSon As seszsfed 4
ane nmAase fov speculative bgysag q
any Egazs aenaases ~ growers i
she Last axo yesga @eE York oSerz
sorN "A weis "a outside Ec@ealasars
are EzbSgsnz naaeF the hartsna sslios
ing rbx 1919 speculative deal Il 4 !
a12sfes q record thar the late Esske
sacws1 bossex u fFon t1ss 70 1855 !
barrel On aDrzr6 q ssssa6 barrels 9
NIX Tork STATE apples carried az
ArriL May buyers Last fail here an
Ia rae wesf paSd from s. - - ~
Earr@s for wo / apples and stores
sseh ~ the fruit through the al
and winter E0afhs. only 10 ses eveai
sally al pTiees showing losses sri
carrying charges added
The western box apple deal 0
isie~Is. 81 fl szid. win go on reeoF'
a. the most disastrous IN years CA
rySyer stock np 70 week ago sold q
Io@sea N from $3.50 to 81 per bon
and great deal 81 the fruit has heel
taken on the market under no d
nsnd. View Washington and Oregol
DIppIns are selling now at s1-zs Il
s2.zs box. and tbese have enectuaIl.
checked sales Of old fruit.
Reports from France, England AM
Germany are that the apple crop
there are unusually promising AM
that the early winter market In 81
sectiOna will find enough 70 do q
care for home grown stock unles
American exporters are favored viii
low prices from growing interests
Some operators here assert that
will be unsafe this season TO pa.
more than $3.50 barrel for No.
stock Z. O. b. orchard In New York
There are some dealers who adyis
spectators TO stay out and force tn
burden Of carrying stock on TIL
grower The speculative feature vii
be one Of the chief subjects Of dis
cussIon at the shippers convention II
poafon