The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-20

iNA per cents All oihet states -f-ouiVout
decrease Of q per cent
Ben Davis, which was the leading va.
riety as 10 quantity last year, falls 20
second this year, with forecast produc'
ton OF 9,sl5,000 barrels. which Is II per
cent lees than the production estimated
last year. In Missouri, which leads IN
the production Of this variety, the pres
ont forecast l. 100000 barrels, de-
crease Of al per cent from last year.
New York forecasts a production OF sda,'
600 barrels, an increase OF 81 per cent;
West Virginia sST 900, an increase of is
iper cent; Virginia 100000. an increase of
30 per cent; Illinois $4,000. a decrease of
- per cents Kentucky $4,000, decrease
OF - per cent; Ohio b0i 900, decrease of
so per cent, Pennsylvania 100000. an in.
crease Of % per cent; Arkansas $4,000,
an Increase Of per cent? Indiana $4,000,
a decrease OF 81 per cent; all other states
l2.s2600O, decrease Of per cent.
The Winesap forecasts production OF
100000 barrels, decrease OF % per
cent from last year. The Virginia fore
cast IL 9l 600 barrels, a decrease OF "a
per cent; Kentucky $4,000, a decrease of
IS per cent; Tennessee $4,000, about the
same; Missouri lsSD00, decrease OF 80
per cent; North Carolina l7s,000, an In.
crease Of per cent; Illinois $4,000, a
decrease OF SO per cent; Indiana $4,000,
decrease of 81 per cent; Kansas 900,
decrease OF 50 per cent; Arkansas 100.
900, decrease of IL per cent; all other
states 1904 900, a decrease of Q per cent.
Greening forecast is $4,000 barrels,
an increase OF 4 per cent over the esti.
mated production last year. In New
York the forecast is l,764, 900 barrels, an
increase of per cent; Pennsylvania b46,-
900, an increase of "a per cent; Michigan
25s 900, an increase Of per cent; Yer.
mont 206, 900, an increase of 296 per cent
Ohio $4,000, a decrease OF 40 per cents
Iowa 81 600, decrease of SO per cent;
all other states 100000, an increase of 2
per cent.
Northern Spy forecast is 100000 bar
rels, an increase of 25 per cent over last
years estimated production. In New
York the forecast is l,225000 barrels, an
increase of 81 per cent; Michigan, I'll 900,
an increase of 80 per cent; Pennsylvania
$4,000, an increase Of 10 per cent? Yer
mont $4,000, an increase OF 1872 per cent; |
West Virginia $4,000, an increase of lib
per cent; Ohio 10000, a decrease of so
per cent; Indiana. $1,000, decrease of 81
per cent; ell other states 493 1000, an in |
crease of per cent.
The Wealthy forecasts a production OF
1858 900 barrels, decrease of Is per |
cent from last years crop. Michigan |
forecasts a production of $4,000 barrels,
an increase Of 80 per cent over last years
estimated production; New York $50 900
an increase of 81 per cent; Iowa 100000,
a decrease OF 4s per cent; Wisconsin 2l5.-
900. decrease of 43 per cent; Pennsyl-
vania III 900, an increase OF 80 per cent;
Minnesota 10000. an increase of | per
cent; Ohio $4,000, decrease of II per
cent; Illinois $4,000 decrease OF 63 per
cent: all other states 94s 900, a decrease
of 10 per cent.
The Rome Beauty. with forecast Of
2,770,000 barrels. is 81 per cent short OF
last years estimated production. West
Virginia forecasts production of 512 900
barrels. an increase Of q per cent for
that state; Ohio $4,000. decrease Of 80
per cent; Kentucky 27s,000 decrease of
80 per cent? Indiana 100000 decrease
of 50 per cent; Tennessee 10000. an in
crease of per cent; North Carolina 3d.
600, an increase nf 80 per cent; Pennsyl-
vania $4,000, an increase of ID per cent;
Missouri 10000, decrease OF 81 per
cent; Illinois 7 ! 900, decrease OF 60 per ,
cent; all other states 10000. a decrease
Of per cent.
The Jonathan variety forecasts a pro-
duction OF only 2,432,000 barrels, which "a
a reduction of 70 per cent from the estl-
mated crop of last year-and this not
withstanding material increase in the
Pacific Northwest. The Missouri fore
east is 1903 900 barrels, decrease of GA
per cent from last years estimated pro-
duction; Kansas 1877 900. a decrease of 80 +:
per cent; Illinois 10000, a decrease of rs
per cent; Iowa 10000, decrease of 65
per cent; New York 100000. an increase
of "a per cent; Ohio 10000, decrease of
SO per cent; Indiana $4,000, decrease of
80 per cents Nebraska $1,000, decrease
of 50 per cent all other states l,34S,00o,
a decrease of per cent
The York Imperial forecasts produc
ton of 2,403,000 barrels, which is ? per
cent less than last years estimated pro-
duetion. Virginia forecasts a production
of 77S,000 barrels. an increase of 32 per
cent over last year; Pennsylvania 1865
900. an increase of Is per cent; West Nlr-
ginia PSF 900, an increase of &c per cent;
Maryland $4,000, an increase of 50 per
cent; North Carolina $4,000, an increase
of 80 per cent; Ohio "a 900, decrease OF
40 per cent Indiana $4,000, decrease of
81 per cents Missouri $4,000, decrease
of 81 per cent Iowa 10000, decrease of
81 per cent; Illinois ~ 900 a decrease of
IS per cent; all other states 274 900, de-
of q per cent.
Grimes Golden forecasts production
of 2,050,000 barrels, reduction of 80 per
cent from last years crop. Ohio fore
casts a production of 264,000 barrels, a
OF 20 per cent; West Virginia
2l2000 barrels, an increase of 10 per
cent Indiana $4,000. decrease of 40
per cent; Pennsylvania i67 900, an in
crease of % per cent; Missouri l4S,000,
a decrease of SO per cent; Illinois 100000,
a decrease of SO per cent; Virginia lo6,-
300, an increase of Is per cent; Arkansas
100000, a decrease of 9 per cent; Ken
lucky 10000, a decrease of 46 per cent
Iowa 10000. a decrease of 43 per cent;
Kansas $4,000 a decrease of 81 per cent;
Ill other states $4,000, decrease of IL
Der cent.
Oldenburg variety forecasts a produe
ion of 2,00l 900 barrels, which is per
'ent less than last year. Michigan fore
nfa.