... amnesia in 1886 amounted to about 30,000,000 pounds, including 659,950 cases of fruit, 203,500 of vegetables, and 22,500 of jellies and jams. The estimate for 1887 i 5792,500 oases of fruit, with an average of about 45 pounds of fruit to the case. Of these ...

... will be well employed in the year to come Bradstreet, gives the following points from the Pacific Coast :—BaN Prtowlac*, Jelly 16.4 The fruit barvest, encept grapes, is a failure. r Some enterprising citizens of Detroit have The quantity coming into ...

... The condition of the fruit crop is not encouraging; except small fruits, such as the snow eovered, and apples, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, etc.; but peaches and sweet cherries are all killed. Peach buds are reported killed in Michigan, Illinois ...

... its second crop of raspberries and blackberries, which ripened in the middle of October. In a Port Jervis garden a second crop of strawberries of excellent quality was picked after Ohio had gone Republican. An apple tree in Monticello had its lower branches ...