Apple outlook in the east forecasts huge apple crop prospects
New York July 27 report from The Packer indicates excellent prospects for a bumper apple crop across New York State New England Nova Scotia and Canada. Despite a three week delay favorable weather could bring ripe well colored fruit by September though final outcomes remain uncertain. Information comes from field visits growers shippers and correspondents with storage space already filling fast in Albion Medina and Rochester areas.
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New York
New York State
New England
Nova Scotia
Canada
United States
Packer
Apple crop report for Western New York
Staff correspondent reports a likely 25 percent rise in Western New York apple production this year led by Orleans and Niagara counties with strong quality. Prices reported up to 2.50 per barrel and 83.00 per? high values observed. Growth varied by county with some orchards near barren while others show healthy yields and late season color may affect finish.
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Rochester
New York
Buffalo
Amely
Niagara
Orleans
Monroe
Orleans County
Lockport
Niagara County
Leroy
Genessee County
Albion
Monroe County
Brockport
Secon
Udell
Apples in New England Crop Forecast and Market Warnings
The 1907 apple outlook sees New England crops larger than last year but three weeks late with risks from freezes and drought. Maine leads in expected gains, while Vermont and parts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts show mixed results. Reports from Lewiston, Winthrop, Waterville, Skowhegan and other areas note heavy foliage, thick fruit, and varied sizes. some orchards suffer winterkill in Missouri and Iowa is noted elsewhere. Industry analysis warns against overpricing and notes export and domestic demand factors, predicting possible overall yields near last year with substantial regional variation.
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Rockland
Union
South Hope
Appleton
Lincoln Morrison
Seaverns & Co
Maine
Mr. Morrison
Temple
Livermore Falls
Ben Davis
Walter Webling
New England
West Acton
Massachusetts
Aroun West
Williams
Boston
England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachussetts
Winthrop
Wayne
Readfield
Oakland
China
Pond
Watervlile
Waterville
Hamp
Winterport
Newberg
Bignt
Skowhegan
Browers
New York State
Canada
Washington Estate
Arkansas
Oregon
California
Idaho
New York
Washington
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
North America
Mts Sar Gill
United States
York State
Canadian Apple Crop Shapes Up For Export Flush
Montreal reports a large crop this year with quality good and prices fair. Western New York buyers show strong interest in Canadian Green ing apples as duty remains nominal per barrel. Ohio celery growers describe late or variable crops with potential shipments from August to October and totals ranging from modest to substantial across multiple towns.
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Montreal
Canada
Dominion
New York State
Atateap
United
Vie Ataces
New York
Apple
Stason
Nova Scotia Apple Crop Improves Despite Drought Outlook
Nova Scotia expects about 100000 more barrels this season, totaling around 450000, with fruit showing fine and trees healthy. H Oakes notes excellent quality as Nova Scotia ships high grade apples this year and most go into barrels. Ralph H Gibson named receiver for Albaugh Nursery & Orchard Co in Ohio after financial troubles. Fourth National Bank seeks debt recovery. Knowles Becker completes Olcott cold storage plant, boosting storage to 20000 barrels for apples and other produce to be shipped in fall and winter.
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Nova Scotia
New York
H. Oakes
Simons, Shuttleworth & French Co
Scotia
Mr. Oakes
Pepe Appeinted
Dayton
Ralph H. Gibson
Siam County
Albaugh Nursery & Orchard Co
Packer
Fourth National Bank
York State Produce
Lockport
Knowles Becker
Olcott
New Connolly Auction Co Rumors Roil Citrus Trade
Rumors swirl in New York July 6 about the Connolly Auction Co filing Albany articles of incorporation with a 100 000 capital. Hugh Connolly James Fanning and W E Tippel are listed as incorporators linked to Pittsburg Brooklyn trades. The impact on existing houses like E E Thurston Co and Brown & Seccomb Auction is uncertain amid rumored realignments of lemon importers and distributor receipts.
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New York
Connolly Auction Co
Packer
Albany
Hugh Connolly
James KR. Fanning
Aucies
Pittsburg
W. E. Tippel
Friuli Auction Co
Brown & Seccomb
Shipper Accepts Fair Commission for Truck Sales
In Reddick Florida July the rainy season brings rapid weed and grass growth as vegetable and melon shipments wind down. Truckers cann the remains and look to the next crop. The writer supports fair 10 percent commissions for selling trucks, while noting some growers may not follow. Norfolk firm’s assignment leaves many unsettled debts. American Fruit Exchange chief Chaney returns from Des Moines with crop outlooks and plans to relocate to New York.
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Shipper
Fair Commission
Reddick Fla
Packer
Reddick
L. A. Claran
New York
A. A. Chan
American Fruit Exchange
Des Moines
Cream of the Apple Trade In The Packer
The Packer presents the season's first general apple prospects summary, guiding growers and shippers to select jobbers and wholesale house dealers. Ads from major apple handlers appear, aiding marketing planning and timely procurement of apple packages for packing, storage, and shipments.
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Apnle
United States
Iit
Ainata
Onion Growers Banquet Highlights Seed Plans and Growth
A July 20 meeting of the Southern Texas Truck Growers' Association in Laredo outlined plans to send Roy Campbell to Teneriffe to study seed sources and possibly enter seed contracts for next year. The group aims to improve seed purity, reduce costs, and expand seed and crate purchases, with expected growth in acreage and members. The event included a first banquet of onion growers in the United States and a note of strong profitability over the past year. Ed C Dustin reports from Fowinner, Texas.
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Fowinner
Texas
Packer
Southern Texas Truck Growers’ Assn
Laredo
Webbh County Association
Teneriffe
San Antonio
Roy Campbell
Campbell
Texan
United States
Ed C
Dustin
Europe sees light apple crop across many nations
Reports from Europe indicate a thinner apple harvest in England and France than last year, with pears also down in those countries. Germany and Austria show small crops, while Holland and Belgium fare better. A slim plum crop is noted in England and Germany, with apples generally light across Europe.
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Europe
New York
England
France
Germany
Austria
Holland
Belgium
Apples in Kansas Fail to Meet Expectations
The Kansas apple crop is a near total failure across most regions, with Hutchinson belt and eastern areas producing little to none. Even the most favorable report, from John Kawl & Sons of Holton, notes the crop is practically a failure and likely to reach only about ten percent of average.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Hutchinson
Acker
John Kaw! & Sons
Holton
Saubaly
Apple Outlook In The West Reports Varied Crops
The Packer notes irregular apple prospects across the U S west of Pennsylvania. California Oregon Idaho Utah show fair to good crops, while the Mississippi basin and Ohio Valley face small to indifferent yields. Missouri and Arkansas report mixed results with several counties foreseeing good crops and others near total losses. Ben Davis and Winesaps feature prominently in several reports.
Arkansas Apple Harvest Seen Largely Good Across Northwest
Gravette Arkansas July 26 indications point to a record apple crop across Washington Benton and other districts with many orchards in good condition government July 1 report places state 72 percent of a full crop and new bearing orchards boost prospects growers sprayed more this year improving quality The Packer reports visits to Gravette Decatur Gentry Siloam Springs Westville Farmington Cane Hill Prairie Grove Farmington Fayetteville Johnson Springdale Rogers Avoca Bentonville and other towns on Frisco line with notable producers and associations The Packer notes detailed county reports and strong outlook for Arkansas apples this season.
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Missouri
Ozark
Rogers
Ben Davis
Davis
Union
Decatur
Bentonville
Washington County
Washington
Berton Counties
West Fork
Ho Wever
Arkansas
Winslow
Springdale
Packer
Rome
BROR
Ian Ek
Per
Alma
Crawford County
Mamouth Springs
Fulton County
Nashville
Howard County
Ludwig
Johnson County
Clarksville
Delaney
Madison County
Grannis
Polk County
Bryant
Saline County
Abbott
Scott County
Huntington
Sebastain County
Horatio
Sevier County
Tudsonia
White County
Balloon
Yell County
E N. N. Hoover
Ozark Fruit Growers’ Association
de Queen
Ark
Gravette
United States
Kansas City Southern
Benton County
J. M. Collins
E. N. Plank, Jr
Gentry
T. A. Oakley
O. W. Patterson
Siloam Springs
Chas. A. Ford
Theg Packer
Fruit Growers’ Association
Siloam Spring
Farmers’ Union
N.T. Lindly
Avoca
Kansas City
Garfield
Gravett
P. A. Rodgers
Ozark Fruit Growers’ Agsn
Colorado Apple Crop Outlook Varies Across Regions
The Apple crop in Colorado is expected to be short with two-thirds to full crop projections in different locales. Mesa County near Grand Junction anticipates a larger field, Clifton reports only a small yield, Palisades forecasts a full crop, Fruita expects little more than ten percent, and Grand Junction managers note vigorous tree growth but limited winter apples this year.
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Denver
Col
Mesa County
Grand Junction
Clifton
Palisades
Fruita
Moon County
A. L. Jaquith
C. George
Palisades, Col
W. E. Bell
J. W. Stoneman
Grand Junction, Col
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Morgan
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Medina
Austin& Rowley
Parrel
Dusy
Tommy" Smith
Chicago
Mae
N. C
San Jose
Collimer
Crc
St Freoma
Apples
Gatlook
Cincinnati
Express
Steven Cok
Lake
Peete
Samp Ae
Vernon Celery Co
A. W. Yanger
Kent
Rhodes & Sons
Lake, O
John
Frank Bourma
Mogadore
Clarence Robrustine
Marchand
Greentown
Aulifiower
Rj. A. Smith
Norfolk
Norfolk Commission Co
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Association
Mississippi Basin
Washlington
Northwest
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Colorado
Ohio Valley
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