UNITE.'O STATES DEPAETMENT OF AGRICUDTURE Bureau of Agricultural Economics and. NEW YQM. STA^I' DEPAHTIvIENT OF AGHICULTURE AND MARKETS Bureau of Markets Cooperating

IvíARKET NEWS SERVICE ON FRUITS AND VEG-ETABISS

'MAÍRKET'ING WESTERN AND CENTRAL NEW YORK

APPLES

SUMMARY'OF THE. 1936-1937 SEASON- . '^ "" ' '.—= ■" ' "■ By H. H, Duncan

A.*L» Thomas

300 Terminal Building Rochesteri New York May 1937 TABLE OF CONTSIITS

Pages

Introduction « 1 *• 2

Production TDy States, 1936 Season with Comparisons».., 3

Production and Exports "by Seasons , 4

Weekly Carlot Shipments from N#Y, a.nd Competing States 5

Monthly Carlot Shipments of Apples "by States,, .,, 6

F^O,B^ Prices at VJestern New York Shipping Points,,.,, 7

Weekly Carlot Arrivals Sc Johhing Prices of New York State Apples in Important Markets ••..è«». 8 «^12

Carlot Shipments of New York State Apples "by Counties, Stations, and Months, 1936-37 * Season,»^ 13-14 MAEO^^IIIG WESTERN AOT CENTRAL N3W YOHK

APPLES

1936>-1937 SEASON

A« L, Thomas

Daily market reports on appÜ^s. were issued from the Rochester office from Septemher 1, 1936 to May. 22| 1937, These reports were mailed free of charge to all those req^uesting them,. The. Market News Service at Rochester is cpnducted join.tly hy the U,' S# ¡Department of Agriculture^.Bureau of Agricultural Economics^ and the New York State. Departme*nt' of Agriculture and Markets, .

UNITED STATES :

; The ap.ple crop during 1936 was the smallest in fifteen years« Total production for the season was placed at l08^Ô31|0D0 "bushels as compared wit|i' 167,283>000'hushels in^l935V .and wi'th the B^yesr (l928»32) average of 161,333,000 "bushels, . The commercial crop,;.or that part of the total production which is sold for fresh consumption, was estimated to "be 67,945,000 bushels, .which is the smallest commercial crop since 1921,, ' . '',•■ .;•"■ '• '■ ^ ' -''■■ ; ' • '■ /•':''• ' ► '• ^ ' For th^ íQOst i>art, the low production of 1936 was caused hy winter in3"ùry to apple trees, .htiá by widespread damage t6 fruit buds ' from late sprihg ftosts. Damage wa¿'severe' iñ all of the*linportant ." / apple areas of the eastern and bentrál statefe. Although the crop in the Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountain Stated was damaged' by freezes áhd by rainy weather during the blossoming period, production in thi^ area was abotit four-.fdfths of the 5-year average,' In Í936,theee western states produced 44 percent of the nation's apple cto'p compkrèd with the aveiTageöf 36 percent. Nearly half of the commercial or fresh sales production i'¿'19aé was íócatéd in this section of the cóüiitry^

NEW YORKSTATE.

In New York StateV the total production this year.was estimated to be lb|2Ö0c0QÖ "busheis'as compared with 16|875,Ö00 bushel's'in 1035,/ and wi'ih the'5*year (1928-32) average of 19,0l2,0D0VbusKel's, The. commercial production was the lightest in the past fifteen'yeaxs accord- ing to the records which are available,, ^hi s seasöA*s commercial production was estimated to be 7,378,000 bushels as compared with 9,840,000 Lushels in 1935,.and with the .5-year (1928-32) average of 12,786,000 bushels. -2-

In genérale, the apple trees bloomeá well and had the promise of good yieldsg until, the low temperatures ahout the middle of May which ruined many of the 'blcs3v:>ms, especially in the sections east of Rochester where most of the Ben Dayis are produced^ A great many of the t.'ees are still suffering from the severe freeze during the winter of 1S33-34| . and many trees are "being removed from the commiBrcial as we!bl as the. noncommercial areas of western and central New York^ The . dry weather during the summer was ideal for spraying, and judging the ■ crop as a whole it was fairly free from scab and insect injury.

Baldwins, Rhode Island Greenings, and Mclntosh were the three varieties which produced the heaviest crops this season^ Ben Davis was light in hoth.western.and central .New York* Practically all the Ben Davis was kil^led by the. freezes in late May especially, around; Noçth Rose and Wolcott, ;, -- ; . , *:• ,...'■ /> <

F,o.b¿ prices showed .a marked increase over the previous season» This season^ bushel baskets -and eajStern crates ^of U,.S,No,:l^ .-2 ^/S inch minimum, Baldwins ranged from $1,15 to $1¿85 as compared with 72^í^ .to $ltOO last season, Rhode Island Gr.eenings- $1-,00 ¡to $1 ¿35- in" comparison V7ith 70^ to $X¿20 last.year ,, Mcli^to^h $1^25..to, .$lé,85 .as .compared vjith ; $1*05 to Ä1.10 during 1935-36¿. ..,;.. . i- ,: :: ^ í

Shipments by. rail thi s seas'pn wer e much ^lighter ^thain.- la^st. To dabe (May 1, 1937) only 2,717 .cars have moved as . comp)are.d?v\fith 3,627 c'l-.L^ng the corresponding .period, -last seas..on¿ The movem,-e:i3.,t by truck co-i.inues to increase^ ther ef ore , the rai 1 movement .^..s no indication of -bhe production in the State.^;. ; . , • r..■.

The bushel basket or tub and the eastern crate are the principal containers used in western and .-central New York, but the eastern crate as a container is rapidly gaining favor and each year more and more shippers are chalkging, to. this ty5.,e,.oft.ji^cka.ge> The- use,-of barrels is declining rapidly and only a small percentage of. .th!e>-fruit this year was* packed in this type of container^ ,.,. " r.'. • ^''¡ í. >;. • -3- PEOriUCTÏON Ojf A''PL:!í:g • ., 1.936 SEASON - WITH C^ tvfPARISüN.'S Tc- : ::..:- I-...-, ■- ..^t:.r 1 Co'-. B.5.CÍ.i,'L "TOCiu'jtio^ STATS Averago i.b35 1936 Avera;4"; 1 19X5 1936 i 1928..32 19 28..3.a i «'i.'housanji:.BùshéiS - . -■ Th ousand Bushe3l3 - ;í-.. .ne 1,850 893''- ■ ' 576 I5I47 B88 400 • '5w lîampshireo ,, V 887-- "■ ^se- . ,, .- .292 594 ■ 490 226 '/'ermon-b. . c s <. . , .^» 834 . . 70.8 ...^64-. C3& - ■> • 502 151 MässachiiiCbts, . , ■•„ 3iVSS •2,418 i,7ie- ■ líl91 1,829 1,311 Ehode Islands.., • '• 328 322 ■■ 207 • 218 24S . 158 'Connecticut,',. ., - ï,112 • 805 • ■796 ' 740 62Ï 594' Ve-n-JÓrk,'...-> . ,, ■í9;0-J2 •■ Í6,875'- ■ 10," 200" 12,786 • 9,,.8'40 .7,378 IsFéw •é'erseyç/...» 3e295 ■ 4,200'' . 2,'850'- 2,238 ■ 2'í73Ü " i,938 P enrisylvani á » ..,.. ..3,554 .■-11,440...' 7,=07-3'.: . 3,763 4,504 2,890 -ohioiv,;;,';.;.,.^. 6,538 ' 7,95'2' 2,66^0' ■ 1,92'0 3,000 1,045 Indiana, i i é.'... 0 ■: lí,8i.9- ■ ■- =: 1,903' •487 642 570 180 Illi'-nois,. ..-..,,. 4-, 545 '■ 7,624 1,696 3', 085 5,603 1,270 ^ Hichagaa?, .. .5. .•■,*,' ■ 6,641- - ' 9,-177 • • 6,-864 ' 4,l9b>' * •5,320 ■ • ■ • 4,462 •WiscÍDnsíc'o, .!. .v» ■■' i'',8ái. ■ • 2,6-20 • • 1,-10Ó'* '' " 399* . : ;.-540'"' •• '288 _ Minn^sdtfec . J. .''.v í9iS.' ' 1,646 • i •454- i 98-'.^ • '*• • 252*- ■ - •••■-■, 8? .,.,..* ^ •Iowa',,. .í.', ,.-. JW ' 1ÍÍ.590Í ■ 2,079 ' • ' ■ ^01" • ' 290 ■ ■ ■ 416'" • '■ Mi sstJuri'-, /,.'. . .i.•■ 2f,4:i4* '■ 4,4*25 .' ]\ ^49;* 1 1,243 ' 2,250' ■ ■ ■ 343 Soutíi Dàicota:,..,. :' ,...... l«^.-' . • ■■ a20. •.:•;■■.. J 20 ■ ' «»,••>••, ''••->>. iiebr'aska, ••• • «491.- ; -. 475 ■ '-^ «236 ' Î 206- 250 • ' ■' "119' •Çaiasas,...,.'.. .'W • 1^,036/ í 1»2Ó0 :'■;■'■•■ Í225» ■ 69C> • ■ 884= • •■■ 153 5©laJware<»...'. .1-, ■ l:,373i- ; 1,413 •.'*•» l,36ë - -.l-,069« ; ■ 1,008' ' 1,078 Ma.rylaid% , , ,'■,. .t ' 2', 053»^ • : 2,4l¿ : «-' I.BICÍ» .• •■ 1,286- ■ ■ 1,300 *• • ♦• 1,183 -yirgS.ni'ai*. ,'.■,■*<■ ' 1Ä,1.6P'' ; .: 16.,Eñ5 •r.-;" 7^í?.5U,' si, 22!è'.■' ■. :•* 10,7.1.0 -•- 5,502 •WestrViíglnia,W ; 6V94V! •....5,610 . •,;• ,3,,'520--.' L 3-,690r. .: ! . 5,060^ ■■■ ■ 2,304 :.**• •• 514 Ñor til Carolinái-i '■' 3i,4n- • 3,875 • • ■■ 2,590 ■• i Í64Í*-'' • i 779- ■ ■• ■ South Cároliiía.V t251. : 276 t--i r220N •■ •. -«-♦ ■ • • ' • • • • ■• • • ■ ■«_- G-eorgia,',*.,. .•,. ¿v i:,022'- • • ',655 *'•»■" ie5r;< .' ; i 37.1.- i ' . 284-•■ ••• ■ 304 ■Kentuek3>-i¿.,:. .■•.i' ■ 2>273f • 1,496 •^'•*-' 572"^^ •368'"-' ' ■•*^'204"-- ' 91 Tennessee,..'...%' 1Í942 • 1.(564 • ■■• ■■■-■1,140 ' 270 ' »126' 165 Alatàmao ,. . .-V. , .• *.640 .' 525 -= --. è7.6- .,,„. •„—.... .-.Ï ■ ., ^^^\ . ---,.. r* '. Mi ssissjp.pi, . , ,*, • ' 161 • •"' 145-' -'■^•■■•"16Ó-' ■■■'■■• ;_Llf'-' ■■• • ■ , ■â-rkanscar , ^ . 1 . .i , ■^Í,763 l,è4B- '■ ■'Ais- '9'Ö4 ■■ "^'' -'893 273 Louisiai? j 20 13 lé -i^ .._- Oklahomao»...... 347 382 15 55 í-e 3 ■ Texas, ., 148 177 105 m~m Montana,.,....•, 517 465 112 386 300 77 Idaho 1 5,066 5,934* 3,102 4,088 3,800 2,256 Wyoming 50 51 20 — Colorado,., 2,019 1,590 1,972 1,874 1,367 1,734 New Mexicoe . >. <. s 843 687 812 590 451 580 Arizona c ■, 79 71 70 27 27 28 Utah , ,ä 803 543 708 559 392 511 Nevada ^-, 52 49 53 .-. Washington,,.,.0 33,510 30,678 27,520 27,767 21,362 20,600 Oregon,..,...,„c 5,032 3,500 4,368 3,410 2,131 2,808 Californiao... <■ 0 10,156« 9,889 8,946 5,531 5,162 4,757

U. S. TOTAL..... 161,333* 167,283» 108,031 U. S, COMMERCIAL èiV;B95 93,866 67,945

Includes some quantities not harvested on account of market conditions^ . PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS- reled, Doxeâ, and total United Stc-tes \ : . 1922-1923 to 1935-1936«

Tc-^-al United States ^ lU, S.. boxeo, apples U,S^barreled apples^ îCommer- i / ■ 3 Per !Commer*fcí s Per- Commer«: ,;':Per Marketing : ci al Î _, : oent : cial : î cent. cial : ■ ■■ ' :cent S .crop :Expprts¿of crop ; crop íExportstof crop crop tExports:of cro>> Juiy-Junij vi/ '.' ' i ■ ex- '■ • l/ 5 • ®^** l/. : : íex* , '' sported' $ :ported sMillion Million^ Per-' :Million. Miilionf Per-; Mi11i on:Mi11ioni per* :lDMshels bushpls ; c.ent rbushels bj.^'^.helst cent bushelslbiishelsl r.ñn% ; t : / ' i 1.8è2-r23* 101*3 5,3' i 5.2 * 38.0t. 3.5 I 9.2 ;63^3 i 1*8 - t *2*8 •1923-24* 109*9 12.3 i lU? * 49*3:; 6*2 : 12*6 ;€0^6 -í 6.1 i 10*1 1924^25, 87*7 9*6 l 10.9" 33*5í\; ; 5^1 t 15*2 ;54^^ t 4*5 • I 8*3 .1325^26. 100.1 IloO 11*0' t 42»6:; ; 5,*4 s 12*7^ 57.5 ^• 5^6. I ^9*7

1326^*27, a. : 121 c 5 17..5" X 44.3 8.''^ 7.8 ; 17.6 .>7-*2 i 13*5 t- 17*5 Avéra 104él '"il o 9 11.4 X 41,5> . 5.6 13.5 6'2-*6 ': 6é3 ' i 10.1 1927-38. 78,3 Í0.4 12*0 i 38^3 B^4 14*1 40-, O- t io.o 1928-29* * « 107^9 21*0 19.5 51.3 12*0 23:* 4 ^v ' 9-1,0 t 15*9 19^29-30» • • : ' 88o0 10*3* 11*7^ 40*0 15*0- 4^8*.0' *:- 4*3 f ' 9*0 1930-31* 102<,1 20*3* 19.9/ 51*8 r2.tp 23*2 60'*'3' $16*5 1931-32* 17.9' s 16.9 V 39.4 ^.3 23^6 V'Í2*9 Avéra ge 96.5 15.8 16,.4'/ ; 44.2: ^*9 { 20.1^ : -&2^*3 '6V8 • Il3*0 1.932-33. 85^6 13.8 : 16:.j * 39.6: . •8*5 : 22*0« 4^.9 5*3 •I ll#3 1933-34* 75*0 12..3 31.3: 8*6 : 2'7,5 -43.7 3^7 t/; 8.5 1934-35* 73*5 .8*1 I ii*tf 36.2í 5t7 : 15*7 '37v3 J' 6*4 l;935-36* 93*9 ia/2 : :13.Q 35.0J '- '6^7 t 19.1 .58^9 ••'5V5 t 9.3 A936-37 2/:« 65*5 : . , . ' 334 2: .' ' í •33..3 I t : I Compiled by the Forei gn Agricultiiral Service from official s ourjOes^ ly Comm ^rcial apple crop or that portion of the total cxop soid .for fresh cor s •ixption* 2/ Preí 1^:1 nary* WEEKLY SUMMAEY 01 CAJl'OT SH'J PMENTS OF APPLES TliOM E^ Y. & COMPETING STATES J36-3? ,Sea.son and 1935-^3? Sea.'i.'U

Week _Hfcjl lOEK J7_iEG--_ SI A WEST VA. .;■„.. Eastern S tat tí-c 'festem ¿fates TOTAL U.S. Unding 1?,'5.- !l935¿ 19S6-. ISi'.o- 1936- 1935- 1936- 1935... ts35- ■i';.35-. 1936- 1935- •7 ^1 i ..36 1 37 [_ '3e _, 37 36 -37 36 37 36 37 36

Aug.l 0 . 4 7 17 2 23 63 183 181 321 244 504 0 9 5 8 . 4 13 12 58 66 149 317 207 383 15 44 0 4 , 17 27 36 119 111 101 234 220 345 22 20 2 5 27 31 44 101 135 116 151 217 286 29 14 6 9 50 47 42 96 177 186 179 282 356 Sept,5 29 ' 8 51 69 27 12 202 ■ 207 406 242 608 449 12 42 34 169 397 141 * 212 535 985 677 530 1212 1515 19. 68 84 187 462 262 222 695 1334 964 639 1659 1973 26 82 .103 169 '500 207 222 867 '^ 1541 1835 865 2702 2406 Oct. 3 73 .109 151 581 138 181 ' 723 1476 2321 1536 3044 3012 10 65 139 316 718 ■'265 ?6g ' 1147 ^'' 2072 2470 2507 3617 4579 17 75 129 390 909 422 440 1516 ■ • 259L8,- 2452 2466 3968 B064 24 79 105 383 789 412 371 1632 ' 2211 2008 2.107 3640 431'8 31 89., . 145. 269 493 307 246 1201 ■ 1440 1689 1636 2890 3.076. Nov. v? 60 139 ■. 161 267 257 195 • 877 •• 8ff7 1564 1,204 2441 207i; ■ 14 69 .. Ill 78 197 171 116 575 • 623 1336 1086 1911 1709 21 76 117 74 175 126 ■ 104 - 440 ■■ 566 1033 .1094 1473 1660 28 72 82 70 133 ' 51 ■ 64 284 397 1014 .988 1298 1385 Dec, ;.5 94 . 83 97 218 54 58 346 498 1243 1356 1589 1854 12 100 74 132 158 65 57 - 398 405 1051 1109 1449 1514 1? ■ 97 32 90 1C7 50 27 309 262 636 .609 945 :87i .26 39 29 59 86 ' 32 : ■33 ^' 176 210 483 607 659 817 Jan.; 2 80 43 . 67 97 ■■ 34 17 - 241 255 811 .678 1052 933 .,■9 94 63 . 99 177 42 • 24 290 340 724 788 1014 1128 16 105 .. 86 136 . 145 : 33 ■ 32 ■■ 318 337 794 863 1112 1200 23 94. 59 1C7 156 33 28 ■• 28» ' 280 728 757 1008 1037 ••30 127 93 . 185 ..." ■.192 39 ■ 34- 426 428 926 750 1352 1178 Fet. 6 138 129 1.94 ■ 264 ■ 48 36 468 551 833 891 1301 1442 -1.3 110 137 203 .290 40 ■ 28 432 554 699 978 1131 1532 ;-2,0 103 111 194 297^ 27 '■ 28 393 572 659 989 1052 1561 27 C3 124' 174 ■ 292- 26" 58 338 639 647 977 985 1616 Mar, 6 71 103 133 • ■239 • 24 rj SO . 273 501 540 820 813 1321 •• 13 71 171 136... .162' '•■'17 14 '■■ 261 444 595 811 856 1255 20 60 126 135- 169 13''" '■•■'• -.6 2.38. • 374 629 886 867 1260 27 37,. 88 94 220 4 3 156 370 540 839 696 • i 209 Apr, 3 40 17l' 86' 268' 6- 7.:- 151 565 583 761 734 1326 10 40 205 57 161 2 5 118 458 561 750 679 1208 17 52 163 66 149 1 3 .130 380 . 651 642 781 1022 24 38 149 45 108 1 11 88 304 557 615 645 919 May 1 26 66 43 120 1. 1 80 212 619 693 699 905 8 27 37 25 103 0 0 54 164 462 419 516 583 15 15 34 17 94 33 142 348 382 381 • 524 " CAHc-LOT SHIPMEHTG OF .hf^/rLSS .JULY 1936 TI-mOUGF .PRIL 1937 ' , Gt-a-^.e J.ul y Avg, SfOv, Oct. Hovo Dec, Jan^ Fe"b,, Max- ^ Apr. Total

Calif »NoI'lst^ .677 210 ■' . 3 . 890 »» S,. . ^^ » 3 ------« « 3 " C. '^ 32 170 409 366 199 142 189 109 141 118 1833 Colorado - - • 2^8 859 239 56 • 16 9 - m 1397 Connecticuu « - ~*' 1 9 3 - 1 2 4 20 ■ -Delaware . 256 6 69 60 10 2 8 16 1 - 428 5 Georgia . *io 1 - - - • - - - - 6 Idaho *• « 503 807 ■• 530 335 • 322 133 55 3 2688 Illinois. .83 1,1 83 284 '■ 54 - - 1 4 1 521

Indiana 2 ^ - - " ■'. - ■ . • - - - 2 Kansas . m 2 12 18 ' 8 3 2 - - - 45 Mai ne - - 6 21 -. - , - - - m 27 Md. E, Shore .. . 25 2 39 68 1 : 1 , - 1 m «*■ 137 Md. Other . 25 19 194 482 •• 199' - 38 , 35 25 2 1 1020

Massachusetts .- ~ -■ - 5 13 8^ : ' 7 « . «• 33 Michigan 18 65 162 945 360 60 • 19 \ 15 4 3 1651 Minnesota « - 1 »•• -• ' -, «» «• 1 Missouri 4 •1» - 6 1 3 5 2 2 4 27 w -;..■ Montana <* - 6 -■'■ - -, 6 . Nebraska ^ - - 1 -■ -' - * 1 New Hampshire m - 3 ------. -. 3 New Jersey 37 - 19 56 11 11 17: 2 7- 7 «•, 167 New Mexico «. » 44 66 V 4 •*.'. ; - - - 121 New York 4 ^94 264 385 293 367 ^ 441 , 436 . 262 165 2711 Ohio •> - 2 20 ■ <*•' 1 -f - . 1 2 26 Oregon. 6 72 262 icéi' 528 298 178 . 212 150 le? 2949 •Pennsylvania 58 ' 45 431 762 303 259 164- 213; :. l''^8 29 2392 Utah « . ■ 45 129 20 7 1 , 1 ; -, » 203 Vermoîit «. » 27 12 A - - - . ,39 Virgir.i-i 69 30 644 146S 40©' 408 535 767 ■ 550 238 5110 Washir¿ b(^n 37 176 3592 6537 ■ 3686 ■ 2927- 2659 2432 2276 ,2258 26583 West Vi.M'inia 64 127 639 1514' 601 ' 225 164 144 63. 6 3547 Wisconsin ••. 6 ' 12 •49 ■ ■8 •■ 1. - ,-, - 136

TOTAL 1397 7782 7475 4749- 3648 U. S. 1066 15959 5172 4531 2994 54773* Imports;

Canada •• 1 7 27 21 8 - - -■ 64

* Includes 11 cars.for emergency relief»

Subject to revision. . WEEiaY PRICE RAI^II- Oi: yr.INCIPAL VARIETIES AT WES'l^SHl^ ::íeY, gyilPPING POIHTS (Carlöa-ds f^On^, usual táxms or delivered sales less all transportation charges)

W¿üK E jsheJ. iaskets and Eastern Oî'ates, Tic So No o 1 ■Ending E.I,Greening Weali.hy. Meintosh Twenty Ounce Baldwin Saturday 2^ inch min. 2k inch min«^ 2^ inch lain. 3 inch mino 2h inch min.

Sept. 5 1.00 12 ■1.00 .. i.20-1.30 19 1.00 -1„15 1,10 1.30 ■■'' .r .-26 1.05 -U10. ■ le.00-1.05 1.25

Oct. .'3- ■' 1,05 -lilSv • -^ 1.00 '"■■■-' US5' i.05^1.20 . , ■ î-

• ' , ■ ■ ■ .. 10 • 1.05 Al,20,' "' ■, ■ -' ' ' 17 1.05 ~1.20 1.20-1.30 ■24 1.50 1.15-1.20 31 1,32^-1.35 ■ ' ■■ 1*05 Ben Davis 1.20

.,.. '. ■**..,/ . , ' ' ■ » ' •• • . ^ ■■ ^. • 2^ inch min* Nov. .. ' 7 ■1*35' '. ..., ., ;» • ' . ■' f " . - *• 14 1.30 -1.35" 21 1.30 -1.35 1.65-1.75 1,35 •28 ,i.27i-r,-:35 . . .. .1.2Q-l,-30 . .. 1,65-1,75 !1 r

Dec, . 5 i,25 -1.30 .■•■ ... ;1<25 . 1' 1,65-1.7 5 -.90 - ,95 12 1.10 -1.30 ', - '. 1.60 .96. -1.00 ■ ,1>40 19 1.10 -1.20 Í. 25 1.60 .95 ¿ '" ■ .2& 1',00,-1,-1'5." ** ' *

ian, . 2 1,05 -1.10 ■•'' ."'•"♦ • • ■', 9- 1-.15 -1.20 ■ * • "* •' • * ■■ 1.50- . 1.05 1,35-1.40 ..95 -l.GO 1.30-1'., 35^ ,,;16 1,12|-1.20' " ; ., ■ 1.10 * ■ . 1,35 ;..*23 1,10~'-1.20^ ' •' A •"•• ■ ' 1.05 1.25-1 .■S 5 .20. .1,10-1,20 [ ■ y- ' ■■ r '■ .,■.,;: 1-.6.0 1.15

Feb. Ô, L.iO -1.20 * .\ ' ^ ¿20 . .1.¡50-1,6.0 - 1..16 1.45 15 f.lE il,20 l,17i-l,20 1,40-1,50

' : 50. 1.15 .• ■ ■ .. - ' ' " : ;■•.. 1.66-1.7.0 1,60 27 1.10 -1,1-5 _ . . -^^ -, • 11.20 -1.22|- 1,50-1.60

' ■*■ . • » - Mar, 6 1,10 -1,20 1.20 -1.25 1,60-1.65 13 1,10 -1.25 1.20 1.50-1,65 . 20 ■ 1,10 -1-.20 •'. ,'*'■■ é •■^'•1.50-1.80 1.20 -1,25 1.50-1.65'

27 '. • ■ '■', ' ' '> ', ' ■■-1.50-1.85 1,35 1.60-1,75 • . Apr.' 3^ .[■ ..■'•, • • • ■ 1.65-1.85. 1.65-1.75 10. ; 1,35 , 1.65-1¿75-, < . ..Í7 ' 7 ■• 1,65-1.80 i ■ ' ' •• è ^4 : 1,65-1.85 .■'■' ' <,

'■• May ■' 'l ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ♦ 1,75-1,80 ' 8 1.40-1.50 1,75-1,80 i';8o '■ ; . 15. • ''.'■»». ■ 1

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.,_, WEEKLY CABJ.CT J R ''---YJ^^ ' J ^ JOBBING PRICES C^F 111.^.^ YORK. STATE APPLES lï" ::MPC:'/?"AíIT'MARKETS - 1936^57 SEAc)>!

N W YORK :C I T Y P-jLshel Baskets and East err. Or •' e s a Ij o S o • ^o te 1 'Ú.áiv . Cr-s Lot Truck 2 -1/2 inc>i Einimoj^^-- 't>\f mininum '-idi:ag Á1' Receipts Twenty Wolf "Friday N.. N,Y,|Tot, ^althys j RgloG-re^nir-.g Mclntosh Ounce Rivers

Sept.4 7 51 \ 90 1,25-1.50 1.25 ; ..; 1.50-le60 1,00-1.12| 11 3 15 82 141 1«0Ó-^1-^'37| 1^00-1,25 1.25-1.62Í 1,37|-1^50 .85-1^00 ^^' X8 2 33 83 12? ,90"1.37| 1.00-1^25 1.25-1.75^ 1.25-1^50 ^90-1.00 25 5 67 CL20 153 l.,00-lt37-| 1^00-1,40 i|l2-^-l*50 1.25wl^.50 ..80-1^00 -

Oct. ,2 . 3 100 ^127 .90^1^40 1.00-1,25 1.25-1.75 lo25-i.S0 .75«.1^12| â 10 70 102 130 . 1.00-1*40 .85-1.37^ 1.50-2.00 1.25-1.50 ,.75->1.00^ lé 11 127 V8, 107 i.25-l»3'?| .90-1.50 i;50-2.00 1.25-1.'50 .80-1.00 23 17 157 *86 111 1.25-1,37| 1.25-1^50 1,75-2.00 *1.00-1.37^ 2j"min. 30 13 155 85 110 ; 1.25" 1.25-1.50 1.85-2.00 Baldwi.ns ; 85-1.00 Nov. é 9 104 71 90 laê ";.,5è-i.50 1.75^,3.00 1.25^ 1.35.1.00-1.25 13 10 73 76 104 ^ ''1.15-1.50 i:75-ä;öo 1,25 1;12+-1.25 20 11 87 78 105 1.25-1,50 .1.75-2.00 .1.12|-1#25 27 . 8 68 54' >1 ; / ,"1.55-1.50 i;75-2.00 % Dec. 4 11 79 56. 79 I ■ ' 1.25-1.50 1.60-1.90 1.25-U50 1.35-11.50 11 13 97 64 83 .• 1.25 1.25-1.60 1.50-2.00 1.25-1.37^ 1.37^-1.50 18 16 99 64 92 1.25-1.40 1.50-1.87^ 1 1.35-1.50 1.50-1.85 2 3/47 .. .1^35-1.50^.. 25 - 64 45 60 N,¥.G-reenin^*^^**^»^^ JaXL, 1 3 52 48* . 60 ^' 1.25-1.50 ,1.37^-1.75"^^^:^^^^ "- .1.25 8 15 72 55' '^73 1.00 1.25-1.50 Í;50-1.87¿ 1.50-1.7^; - 1.25 15 9 63 66' 85 1.25. 1.15-1.50 1.50-1.87| 1.50-iv62¿ 1^25-1^50 2S ■3 ' 63 52* 71 1.00-i;i2^ 1.25-1.50 1.50-1.85 1.25-1.62-1* 1.35 29 12 79 i4 65 1.10-1.25. 1.25-1.50 1.50-1.75 . 1.75 1.25-1.50

Feb..5 Ï1 74 51^ 74 1.25,. 1..25-1.50 1.50-2.00 1.40-1.75 1-.25-1.40 .IS 1Ü 68 41 . 59 '"'"1.S5-1.50 1.50-2.00 1.50-1.75 19 18 85 5ê^ ' 84 ' 1.25 1.25-1.60 1.75-2.25 •* * .26 24 96 48 1.25-1.62^ 1.75-2.25 ;

• ^ • ■ Mar,' 6 12 74 4'8, ■: 73 1.25-1.50 1.75-2.25 1,50-1*75 1.35-1.50 12 11 78 54. -69 , .. •• 1.50-1.75 1.85-2.25 1.65-1.75 l'.50-1.65 :19 12 : 83 44. 63 •^.1.50-1.75 2.00-2.50 1.75-1.85 .rf ,., 1.65-1.90 2.00-2.50 1.75-2.00 26 12 99 49 70 Weal thys Apr. 2 10 90 31 ,• 54 ^1.00' 1.6S^-2.00 2.00-2.50 1.75-2.00' , .9 5 . 74 29' 47 1.75-2.00 2.00-2.50 1.75-2.00 JB 4 9a 33 53 2*00-2.25 2.00 ■ 2Z ■ 7 92 27 42 2.00-2.50 1.75-2.25 . 30 3 109 26 37 2.00-2.25 2.25-2.75 2.00 •» Hay. "5. 11,5 sr 36' 2.00-2.50 . 2.00-2.35 '14 1L5 15 28 1.75-2.25 ,. . ■■. ; \;-,-..9^

WEEKLY P .Vai.OT o.-ÍT?I"V'ÁT s AlíD'JOBBINC\ PEIGTr;5 0Ï' ÍÍJ-'W YOEK S TAT] i] /iPPLES IM ■;f/IP0H::'...iiT ILIHKETS - 1936 .:'.;? Sí:ASOII„

P h : L 'A' D É L P'H I A G ;-'•■. ot '?ruck i.istern Grates Eastern Crates- Bti^Boxes Ending A~.ri vals p.eceip'''s !:/Í^.No.l,2|"toin„ U„S.Ko,l,3"' ain, ■ UoS,l,2Í" Frida.v ■M. Y. I Tot. iUY.lTot, i,c■-"nt0sh iMcIrvcosh ;,?oIntc3h EoIoGreenin ■gs Mcinîoêh Terminal St^xset J'^ree-l, . Street Terminal Sales Sept,4 •M «• « 41 Sales Sales ' dp.lés Sales .11 •• 2 «. , 74 18 3 88 ■ 96 1.65 1.50-1,75 1,75-1 ,85 1,25 ' « 25 1 32 1 • Bu.Bskts 14 1 106 1.65 : 1.75-1 ,85 a, I. Greenings ^Vê^ 3ct,.,2 „ ^ , „1 -. . Bu.Bskts 9 2 19 ■. ' ' 1 »25-1 »7:5 1 .75 U,S.l,2%'min. ,:■ Street 16 10 ■ 62..: .-. 1 66 2o00 ,- ^ 1 S'Ù " . '■ 1„25-1;40(Term.) 1,50 23 8 98 1 ' -.Cl 1^75-1,90 1.40-1Í50 1.90-2, ,00 1.00-1.35 tí w 80 4 102 1 ■ ,62 1.'85:. ^:- 1,,90 1,35 .Bu.Bskffes.- Me I nt ash •.. . Street w Nov. 6 . 4 60 M

■ ' ' • Jan, 1 1 . 15' '*24 1.6Ô BaÍdnino r^..' ' - "i. 1Ó-1.15' «

8 1 21 . m ■■ 39 lé5C Termiçial - ■■<' 1 " •;;'; n 15 5 31 '44 Íl.2e^lÍ40 22 2 23 1 37 -- ; '

m* n 29 7 36 42 1.65-1.70 ■ • - r •-.■,_ ,.-'-.;!• 30 Termiíial;. -.^ » y :■■■ f <■ Bu^Bsk-ís Feb. 5 6 -.26 . ••' 40 1.60-1.75 __-,. ' i.15-1.25 H Mcln'iosh ti 12 6 21 m 41 1.50-1.65 ... ".. *1,25; 2^^" min. n 19 4 26 mm 46 1.50- ■ 1.25 1.50-1.60 w 26 39 mm 45 1,25 - • . ■ » • ^. :. ■'» » ' '■ -

Mar, 5 1 24 5 42 1,25 n '■• 1 n 12 1 19 •• 51 1.25 19 19 *• 38 26 •» 18 47 .".■,■ . ^-•. "\ s ■ '■

Apr, 2 1 27 M 3r , ] .1 ] 1,85' '[ ,.\ 9 1 7 . 38 16 - 10 — 36 ' -10-

WEEKLY C.JILOT .>RIVA?: AND JOBBING PRICA.^' OF YORK STATE iJ^PLES l!:l :MPOE^J.,JñíT MARKETS - 193S--::y S'T.'.,SON

Wo ok PITTSBURGH \r, ' -pg r B' b il Baskets, U,S,lTo,l,, 2 1 ¡2 inch mixiim-am ,: T1 day A:.rivals Maiden, "ÎY-eaty Wolf -• I:^ï.^ Total Wealthys . Blush Laldwir.3 .-. Oo.nce Kings Hivers

' •" • ■ ■ ■.

Sept,4 ■s« 3 11 ■ ■ 2 13 1,15-1,20 1.10-1,25 . _• 18 4 , ■ 12 1,15-1c25 • . 1.25

25 2 20 1,10 .1., 25 1.25-1,40 1.15-Í..25 .- • ■ i '^85-^1.00 « Oct. 2 •«. 45 . ;¿25-;.35... ■■■.. .. . 1,25-1,35 T l-«iOO

9 1 52 • ." ■. w^' ■ ' : lo25 16 4 61 ; '; f^ ■ Wafteií^jís 1,40 • - !•00-1♦25 . 23 7 45 1,15-1.25'li.25-li40 1,25-1*40 * " ■. ' .30 ■ 6 53 1,00-1,25 •Í.25-.Í.40- 1,25-1.35 Mclntosh ÏÏOV, 6 « 5 44 •. Í,25-Í,50' 1,75 ' 13 • 5 39 i.40-1.50 1,40-1,50 1,75 U^S.No.l, ■20 .5 34 . ^""^■■■^-1^25 ■,^._. ■._: ■■ lUo-i.eo- rl»65-Í.75 2^^' min^. 27 5 19 1.• 3.5-1 < 35- [; 1.50-1.75 Jonathans •■»-'*'-♦

Dec, 4 5 20 Ííg5*Í«35 1,50-1.60 ' 1.50-1.65 1.40-1.50 1*40-1»50 11 12 42 i,25-1,35 r . 1.50-1,65 ' 1.50-1,75 1.40-1.50 1*40-1*'50 kS 7 45 ■¡..1,-25-1,-35 ■"■■■'■■■.',.•■.■ . 1,40-1.60 1,50-1,60 1,35-1.40 1^40-1*50 -. 25 5 15 ■:.-í.-25-Í4:35 ['■^u.',' 1.40-1,60. i :. ■ I 1.50 1.. 40-1, 50

Jan, 1 3 1Ö .•• Ív25-Í¿40 1.35-1.40 1,40-1,50.' ^■I•^•*H*5o 1.50 8 11 35 1,25-1.35 1,35 1,40-1,50 i.50 1.40-1,- •í^25-:i,50 15 11 4® ., 1,15-1,35,.1^59-1,60 1 ,. 1.50 • f ■ 23 11 34 ' ' i,25-1,35 1,25-1,3¿ :1V4'Ö-1,55., uëo 1.40-1.50 10 25 ,.1.25-;, 40 1,30-1,50 ■í,-40-l.60 29 i '■ -

Feb. :5 • :1:3 53 ■1,-30-1,40 1,50-1,65. 1.40-1,50 12 61 1,25-1,35 1,50-1.65 1.35-1,50 ^ ■ , i;J. -- .. 19. 4Î .1,25-1 ¿50 1.50-1,75, ^ ;.. ;;^ . '■■..- 1.40-1,50 ?6 - 9 33 :':L.;25-1,35 1,50-1.75 . * ' " ■ ♦- - Mar. 5 11 " 3? Starks 1.50-1.75 12 8 30 1.60-1,75 19 11 50 1,70-1.75 • ■ 26. 6 41 • 1.50-1,75 1,60-1.90 1.9Ç-2.-Q0 "»

•«► "■* Apr. 2 2 19 1,65-1,75 1.75-2.00 ■ 9 4 22 1.65-1,75 1.75-2.00 16 3 22 1.65-1,75., 1*85-2.10 »-* 23 4 28 1.75-2,00 2.00-2.15 1.75-2,15 2.00-2.25 39 7 • 33 - ■•■ •"

May 7 7 36 2,00-2.20 2.15-2.35 14 6 32 2,00-2,25 2,15-2.35 -BI- WEEKLY CAF:.0T APi^IVALS jJ^D JOBBINq PRICES CE HE V YOEK STATE APPLES :, ■ II-, . JúPOETAríT IviAEKETS -, 1936-,37 SE AH ON'-

• G H I ,C A ( Ir 0 ■Cea.'-. ot Busbels, "J,G,,No.l,2Ír inch minimum

ilnding i.r r i Tals Ehode Isl.::i-.a ■■ r r i day íol. Total Greenings Twenty Ounce Wealthys Baldwins Hubbards tons'

Sept,4 7 11 2 41 "••■ 18 12 127 1,40-1,50 ... 25 10 152 1.25^1„50 1.35-1.40 - ' . ' ' '.

• tí, Oct. 2 18, 211, - 1.35-1.50 1.35-1.50 .1,25-1.30 - 9 17 275 1,35-1.40 1.25-1.40 .li-25-I.40 16 2 249 l,2ë-U4a 1.25-1.40^ 1.25

23 9 289 1,*3-5-LV40 • •■ *^ ■' ' "! .1.25-1,50 1,25-1.35 30 •a .23'^ l,'35'..i.'50 .1.25-1.35 1.10-1.35

" 1?' ■'■■ » • lldv. 6 15 216 , Ic50-1,69 1.40-1.50 1,35-1,50 1,15-1,25 13 27 237 1.50-1,60 1.40-1,60 1.40-1.50 1.10-1'i. 40 1.15-1,25 2Í 28 135 1,50-1.65 1.50-1.60 . Sïarks 27 26 119 1,50-1.65 ' '' * ,'■..■■;.'; ^ ,• •1.60'^ • .MclÄtosh Ben Davis

»■•■'''■ "^ Dec. 4. .^24 103' iUb-i:5o 1-. 75-2,00-.; _ 1, 40^1^. 50 11 28 92 1.40-1.50 .. l', 20-1. 25 1,25-1-. 40 1..5Q-1.76- 1.15-1,25 1,25-1,50 is: •■;29 80 l", 3 5^1'. 50 * ; * ^ ' '•■ ' ' *

25 55 l',25-r.40 , "» ■'•• • ■1..5Ç-1.75 * 1,35-1*50 ■ •Baldwins '•" •. ■Jan, 1 10 51 1.30-1.40 * ' •a¿4p-i.75 1.15-1,25 8 23 80 1.30-1.50 1.40-1,50 l-,40-l,65 1.15-1,25 '1,50 15 35 96 1.35-1.40 ., 1.40-1.60 1,40-1.75 1,30-1,50 1,35-1,50 22 .l? 64 1,35-1.50.' ' l.-KJ-LSa' •l,4iO-l,75 1,25-1.3.5 2? . 28 73 1,40-1.50 - ' l'. 50-1. 6a : -1,50-1.75 1,40-WSO'

Feb. 5 33 111 1,'40-*1.50 ' ' 1.50-1^60 1.65-1,75 ■■■-.' 1,40-1,50 12 .^0, 1.10 . l-,_35-l., 50 , . 1.50-1.85 1,65-1,85 1.40-^1.50 . '• 19 .25 Ui ■l,35-'l,6C; , : 1., 65-1 i 75 1,75-1,85 J., 40-1. 50 1,50-1,75 ■■ •. 26 ,18- - .84 ■■1.40-1.50' " "•Í',6Ó-1.75 1.75-1,85 ■ *l,'i0rl.50 1,75

Mar, 5 16 81 1.40-1.50 ■ ■ l,'65-li75 1.50-1,85 1,35-1,50 .1,60-1,75 12 -.10 an 1,40-1.50 1,60-1,75 1,75-2,00 1,40-1,50 1.65-1,75 t 1,60 19 2 97 1.65-1,75 1,85-2,09 1.40-1.50 1.40-1.45 26 . 6 85 •- Apr. 2 5 03 • 9 1 80 ■ . 1.75 .1.50-1 ,-60 16 81 1.75-1.85 l;50-1.75 1,85-2,00 23 14 111 1.6';5-1,75 104 ♦i l;50-1.75 30 7 f, . •.',

1.70-1,75 May 7 1 97 f> ' , ■ . ' ;

14 1 83 • ' ' ..' * « '■. ^ WEEKLY CAK^OT /RnlVALS ::i:TD JOBBING PEICES uJ HE''' YOHK STATE APPLES ' IN ':¥0ETA!': i "MARKETS - 1936-::? SE.íVJN.

C I N C I N ÏÏ .. T I PuslI'-^i. Baskets^ . Uc.. S». ITOQ 1, 2 l/2 inch minim-gm . ¿ndiug Arrivals Twenty ^ . . ' . • . p., i^ ., . Friday N,7^jTotal Ounce 1 Wealthys; |Bpldv7Ín;j. J G-reenlngs luuttbardstonsjliolni)osX

Sept.4 2 .10 11 13 32 lc50-1.60 18 15 36 Ip40-1.50 25 15 58 1^25.-^1,40 1.40

Oct. 2 7 59 1.25-1.40 9 14 39 1.15^1.25 1,25-.1,50 lgl5 16 13 73 1^40-1.50 1.40-L,:60, 23 15 70 1.40-1^50 .1*50, 30 63 1.35^-1^50 1.50-1,55 1.10-1,25

Nov^ 6 IP 39 1^35^1-, 40, 1.35-1,50 1.35-1,40 13 6 29 1,25-1.40 1.35-1.50 1.25-1,40 20 .11 44 1^40rl,50. 1,15-11,35 27 15 .^1 :-:, 1.-50,

Dec. 4 6 22 1.-50 11 12 24 1^50-1.60 18 ' 1 17 1,50^1^60. 1;4Q" 25 12 29 l(,40-lv60 1.50-1.60 1.40-1.50 l,35-i>«50- ' ♦ "" ' -loomes Jan, 1 8 20 1^40 1. 50.^1 i'55* 1,40-1.50 1.35-1..50^ 8 9 22 1.35-1.50 1,40>3?.,*50 .1,25-1.40 1^75 15 15 29 1.35^1^60 . 1,40-1.50 l,35il,40- 1,75 22 . 6* 17* '1.35^1 ¿-50 V 1,75 29 3* 1,50-1,60

Feb. 5 13 i9 I.e0nrl.r65, 1.50*la-65 1.40-1.60* 12 12 16 1.50-1,60 1.50-1.60 1,40-1.50 19 L^^ .'34 Ben Davi s 1.50^1^60, Starks 26 12 41 1.50^1i 65. .1^75. 1,40-1.60- 1,75

' ■♦ Mar, 5 23 1.35«!^40 l.SO^l^S. Mr75. 1,40-1^60- liw50-l,60 1,75 12 11 26 1^30-1.35 1,60-1,75 1.35 1.50-1.60 1,65-1,75 19 TQ 26" .lt;75- 1.35-1.60- U 60-1,65 1,60-1,'75 26 1 36 1..65,îv75. 1.25-i,,50.' .li,i60-1.65 1.'Î5 * "* Homes Apr, 2 6 21 1.90 1,90-2.00 9 4 15 1.90 16 3 30 1*75^2.00 2.00 23 9 34 •i;65' 1^90^2.00 30 2 14 1.60;^l'.75- 1. 85-2,'00' '

May 7 3 12 1.65-^1 .'7 & 2,10-2*15 14 2 19 1.65-1,75 1.90-2*25

* Incomplete account flood conditions. -Í3-.

GABLOT SHIPMENTS OF NEW YORK STATE APPLES BY C0UI^T:^ES, STATIONS, and MONTHS 1936>*37 Season through^ April County and 9 3 19 3 V Total Stati on July, Aug^ j Sept ^ j Oct«, I Nov, | Dec^ [ Jan^ Feh, Mar » I Apr T.hru^April .xLBAia Ravena 11 OHAUTAUQUA Eipley CLINTON Morrisonville « 1 2 Peru 6 28 Platt.s.hurg 3 3 Total 10 33 COLUIVIBIA Grermantown 14 3-7 ..-.3 54 HudsonUpper 1 Niverville 1 - - • .. '- . «.^ « «.' : 1 Total '' 1 it 14 37 3 M '■ 1 ■ «, ^ ^ 56 DUTCHESS

' ■•■ K* Red Hook '2 ^ iw «• 1 1 ••■

EssexStation 1 Ticonderoga - •• 5 1 - :- ,, - -. - - 6

Willshoro •• - 3 , - «• ^ - " - m M- 3 Total • •' - 8 ■ ■? -. ■ u - ' mm '^_^ ^ 10 GENESEE

■«•'• ' ^'' '' ', E, Bethany ■■ ■ . ^ ■•'-■'V ■ l' .1-^-::' --j. 3

^ ■ • ^ ■• ■ LeHoy '■'. -'" • '.:..•.. . ..-.^. - ' 1 •• «* 1 Total m ; - - _ 1 1 M 1 1, « ^ GREENE .,. T. .. . •„ .-.. W^ Athens • 3 . - - -- ^ - -. . - MONROE AdamsBasin 1 Barnard 2 ; '2 Brighton 1 1 1 1 4 Brockport .1 6 10^ 17 28 13 84 Hilton 26 21 29 23 16 19 167 Pittsford . 2 Rochester 5 Spencerport 1' 2 Union Hill 9 - 4 » 1 ~_ 14 Wehster r 2 9" 3 3 6 * 8" 6 : 37 Total 3':- 30 36- 43 47 48 ■ 55 . . 39 17 318 "■■"i" '■■ - ' NIAGARA Appleton 6 6-. > 12 Barker 37 31 25 ■ 17 50 30 22 18 . 249 Burt 2 7" 12' 9 ■•,":1& ^ .22 28' 34 2S , 153 Gasport 2 4 3 9 '3 1 5 9 . 36 Lockport 11 1. 1 - -14 44 35 8 24' Middleport l' is; ■■ 4 9 4 . 37 Model City . 6, 4 5 1- 17 Newfane 3" 3 10 5 . 4- 32 Olcott 1 1 Ransomville . 13¿^ 1 ...5. 5 24 Wilson - 10 1 3 5 3 17 20 16 78 Youngstown 2 5 15 15 8 3 50 Total 69 55 58 58 92 151 154 116 99 853 -14*.

CAHLOT SHIPIVÍENTS OF IJüW^Tr^r STATE'APPLES BY COUNTIES, STATIONS; & MQIJTHS(Cont^ 19á6- y'i'ö?'Season through April'

Co^_iÍ3r ara' ■9 T 6 1 9 ■'3' 7 Total

Stabion Jal y Atl,T, 4.X^-"-'"^ , Oc to |NOV, iBeCo .Ja^n^ ¡ l'-eb. Mar.. Aprr. Thru April i CNONDAGA ' -. - - - - *- ..• -» 3 - ^ Syracuse - ■ 1 : 2 ■■ ONTARIO . ., . Canandaigua - ' - 2 1 - - -, - .. ^ 3 ; Hall ' — - - '_ - - « - : 3 . - 3 Total •i' " " ." 2 1 .' » •• « 3 6 ORLEANS Albion ' ^ • 8 5 10 9 •13 . 20 11 7 - ' -83 • •.,

Ashwood - •■ ^ 2 - - 2 - ^ 1 « .. .5;'-

Garitón '; «» - 2 5 ' - 5 • 7 •• <»■ ; 17 : Holley 2 ^ - 3 2 6' -" 7 16 i* m : 36

Kendall •- ' - - 3 3 5 -> _ 3 .. 3 •■ •• 17 Lyndonville •• 3 6 12 2 .. ^■' 27 19 17 8 98 Medina m 1 1 4 3 7 7 9 . 5.6 - • ■..43. Millers 3 - - » « « - - - " ■■3" Morton m ■ 4 2 3 5 13 , 9 7 10 „ - , . 53 > Waterport • ' '^'•--r- • 5 6 11 ' 5 11 ■ "15 10 ^11 74- ; Total 2 ■ir 32 40 42 " 40 80 • " 97 ■ ■ '53 '32 429 SENECA , «V ' .; -•

Covert . «» - «» ■' 2 2 1 1 - . . 6

■ -- -— "" " ' '''" ~"' ULSTER ■ ^^ - , ■ .*' r ' ■

Modena ■ ' ■» - - ■ ^ ■;. 3 19 1 - ' ' - » 23 New Paltz,. - 2 - • - - • ' 2: -. ■,. ■ . j. - ' "^ '■*""'' — Port Ewen '■ - ■ wm- ■ • ■ —'. •• — L - « 1

1 M Total ' •• - «•■• 3 22 1 •■ *" •• '^ . î 20- WAYNE t

Alton • • - - -, 1 «> - _ .."•■* .. : 1 Clyde ^ - - - . -. -^- - 3 1 - -■ . • 4- E^Wil]iamson «• ' -' 1 , 7 11 .29 13 •■ 18 5 - «• „04 Frui-Mand «• ~ 2 1 1 - - - . -' 4; : LyonL' - •' 9 9 4 • 8 1 2 1 - ; -* 33 V i •.. l^rion - 1 -, -. - " - - .. - ■1 Noáth Rose ^ - •» 1 .. 2 5 :15 .. 12 4 . ^' 39 Ontario —- «.- 11 27 26 19 20 12 9,1 125 Red Creek' ^ '.^••:- J"'" " -■■ «_ ,"' - 2 3 .. , 5 • .'. 'v ■ " - • -. Sodus •" ■ m^ r ■ ■ 22 28 23 46 48 28 10 5 ,211 Wallington . .^ - 6 17 4 5 . 2 2 - ;. - i 36 .

Williamson . >«■ 1 .49 . 75 62 65 r51 • 37 , 20 --m ,. 360 Wolcott • . « . • . m» . 4 . 4 1 2 3 1 ' m 14 Total' ■ ,«• . 2 101 165 138 181 155 119 50 6 i917 WYOMING Castile V • 7 9 3 1 '1 ' . - - .. - . 21 :

GRAND TOTAL 4 94 •264 385 293 367 442 V 435 ^ 263 154 ™ 2701