REPORT OF STATE BOARD OF HORTICULTURE. 91 



Other states show as follows : 



Colorado, fifty per cent, of a normal crop. 



Idaho, sixty per cent, of a normal crop. 



Indiana, fifty per cent, of a normal crop. 



Kentucky, ten per cent, of a normal crop. 



Maine, thirty-three per cent, of a normal crop. 



Massachusetts, forty per cent, of a normal crop. 



Montana, thirty-three per cent, of a normal crop. 



Mississippi, ten per cent, of a normal crop. 



Minnesota, forty per cent, of a normal crop. 



New York, twenty-five per cent, of a normal crop, their 

 main variety, Baldwins, being a total failure. 



Nebraska, ten per cent, of a normal crop. 



New Mexico, thirty-three per cent, of a normal crop. 



New Jersey, fifty per cent, of a normal crop, being mainly 

 summer and fall fruit ; winter apples a failure. 



New Hampshire, twenty-five per cent, of a normal crop. 



North Carolina, fifty per cent, of a normal crop. 



Oregon, fifty per cent, of a normal crop. 



Oklahoma, fifty per cent, of a normal crop. 



Pennsylvania, no fall apples, fair crop of winter apples. 



Rhode Island, sixty per cent, of normal crop. 



South Carolina, failure. 



Tennessee, only raise summer apples, poor crop. 



Texas, failure. 



"West Virginia, fifty per cent of a nominal crop. 



Virginia, forty per cent, of a nominal crop. (This is the 

 home of the Yellow Newtown Pippin ; expect to ship one 

 hundred thousand barrels) . 



Wisconsin, thirty per cent., but will have nothing to export. 



Washington, fifty per cent, of a normal crop. 



PEARS. 



New Jersey reports seventy-five per cent, of a normal crop. 



California, Florida, Maryland, and Minnesota, report fifty 

 per cent, of a normal crop. 



Georgia, Idaho, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and' 

 Washington, twenty-five per cent, of a normal crop. 



Louisiana, New York, Texas, Tennessee, West Virginia, 

 and Virginia, ten per cent, of a normal crop. 



Massachusetts and New Hampshire, forty per cent., but 

 report poor quality. 



Montana, thirty-three per cent. 



