Show August Unfilled Steel Orders Orders Show Increase NEW YORK Ser Ser t. 10 By U U. P. P P.- P. Unfilled orders of the United States Steel corporation show an increase of tons for the month of August Or August 31 the untied unfilled tonnage was tons against on July 31 31 and on June 30 20 1924 and on August August August Aug Aug- 31 1923 1823 FRUIT AND LES The federal state market news new service service Ier- Ier ser ser- vice on fruits fruit and vegetables s reports the following carlot cariot shipments for tor the United States on onions onion potatoes and I peRches peaches today Onions Onions California 15 1 Idaho 4 4 Illinois 1 I G 6 Iowa Iowa 5 Massachusetts 1 1 Michigan and New NewYork NewYork NewYork York 39 39 Ohio Oho IS 35 1 Utah 2 2 Washington 1 total total 91 91 Potatoes California California 29 IS Colorado 43 U. Idaho 34 34 Illinois 2 2 Iowa 2 Kansas 43 43 Kent Kentucky 0 8 Maine aine 73 1 Maryland IS 38 18 Minnesota 4 Missouri Missour 15 35 Nebraska 2 2 New Long Island 31 21 31 North Carolina 11 1 North Dakota Da Da- Da- Da kota tota 2 Z Oregon 3 3 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania and South Dakota 1 1 Utah 7 Incomplete Virginia 43 4 Washington 5 5 Wisconsin 10 10 Wyoming 1 total 61 Peaches Peaches Cal Cal California 23 Incomplete Colorado 25 25 Delaware Delaware Del- Del aware 1 1 Georgia Georgia 1 1 Idaho 2 2 Maryland 13 71 3 New Jersey 44 H. New Mexico 2 2 New NewYork NewYork York 1 1 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 29 Utah 10 in incomplete incomplete In- In complete Virginia 9 Washington 3 3 West VIRt Virginia 17 1 The following shipping point Information tion ton was received Onions Salt Onions Salt Salt L Lake ke City Bountiful and neighboring points points points- Hauling light good wire Inquiry market market mar mar- ket Icet steady Prices to Growers Grower type onions sacked U. U S. S No 1 large per lbs Ibs lbs carloads f. f o. o b. b cash Call track do No 1 large mostly around 2 U. Peaches Peaches Grand Grand I Junction Colo Cob cooler rained during day section very verl light account weather veather good wire Inquiry In- In In demand good too few tew sales to tc I quote Caldwell Caldwell and Nampa L districts In Idaho cool clear clear boul- boul ings light good wire Inquiry demand moderate market steady carloads cash casl I track sacked U. U S. S No 1 fe few P sales at average SOc Grand I Junction western slope Colorado Delta Dela Montrose Olathe district Hauling dIstrict I light I t. t ac account weather moderate I inquiry moderate demand market marace carloads f. f o. o b. b usual terms sacked fc ed Peoples People's Russet Russets Russet and Irish Cobbler Cobblers Cob Cob- bIer bler U. U S. S No 0 1 I mostly Re Receiving market Information re received received received re- re this morning Denver potato market steady sales salts to Jobbers U. U S. S No 0 1 1 western slope lope Colorado sacked Irish Cobblers Cobbler S1 40 1 50 sacked Bliss Triumphs 1 50 sacked acke l Peoples People's Rusts Russ Rus- Rus s ts ts medium large Can Luis Lule valley valey Colorado sacked Bliss Triumphs and sacked Red McClures McClures McClures Mc- Mc 1 Idaho sacked Bliss Triumphs and sacked Rural 1 13 Chicago peaches peaches peaches Market Market arket steady Virginia bushel basket U. U S. S No 1 No 2 Utah bushel basket orchard run Chicago onion market firm Walla ala Walla Wala district Washington sacked per l 10 o Ibs lbs yellow Globe 27 large California HO tacked racked yellow Globe U. U S. S No 1 I 25 sacked per Ibs lbs white Globe Gobe U. U S. S No l. l crates Spanish 52 00 03 2 25 Indiana Indiana- Ohio sacked per Ib lbs Ibs yellow vane varie i tie ties U U. S. S No 1 sacked i per Ibs lbs white varieties U. U S S. S No 1 1 UNITED STATES CROP CHOP RETORT REPORT FOR TOR SEPTEMBER Crop pro prospects for the United Stat States s indicate generally larger production than crop last year report t a according of rc the ln United to d dat t the States at September PJ department depart depart- i ment of agriculture Just issued by Frank Frank Andrews agricultural statistician at Salt Sait Lake The corn crop this year is I now expected to ba bo bushels compared with wih last years year's crop of spring wheat Is estimated esti esti- mated matEd at compared with est est- last year this witS 1 the winter wheat wheal which is already r d h han har I I vested makes maltes the total wheat crop I amount to bushels compared with wih last year bushel The actual outturn of or all al the crops not yet han har vested Is still I vested dependent to some degree decree I har-I upon conditions dur during ng the rest of the growing season so hese estimates arc aro subject jc ot change n as the e season ad ad- ad I vanc vances 7 Other forecasts re s of si this hi years year's production based upon conditions September Sep Sep- I 1 I with Ith figures for 1023 In parentheses parentheses parentheses pa pa- I are Oats Oat bushels barl barley bushels bushel potatoes 1 all 1 apples apples bushels commercial apples barrels peaches bushels pears tame hay tons sweet pota pota- toes f bushels S I O I flaxseed 0 O 29 rise IOS bushels tobacco pounds sugar beets tons The he production of beet sugar Rugar in the United States Is now expected to amount to tons compared compared with I last las season season I I I mER POTATO EP The Tho potato crop in the United States State State according to growing conditions on Sep Sep- ember 1 I Is la forecast at bushels as compared with the production production tion ton of bushels last lat y year ar ac according RC- RC cording to Frank Andrews statistician department of agriculture This includes all 11 potatoes grown whether for sale or home use In eight of ot tho tile far Western estern states state the crop this year ear is expected t to tobe tobe tobe be bushels compared com corn pared with wih last year In ln eleven states state e east st of ot the great plain this years year's crop is I expected to be bushels compared with last year The figures for the present growing crop Including what hat has already been dug this ear are forecasts based year jear upon present present pres pres- ent condition and average experience of ot past seasons If I growing conditions from front until harvest are worse than now unU the average tIle the actual crop this year tar will willbe wi be less len than the forecast but if conditions condi condi- tons prove to be better beter than average the crop crp will w 1 be larger This cr years year's forecast with 1023 production pro pYO- ducton In parentheses for eight Western West est ster st- st cnn ern er states follows Utah I bushels Montana I I I Colorado 16 1 Idaho 1172 Washington Oregon California The Tho elven otates states malting th the the total abo above for tor IER leading lead states state cart can of the great plains are ar Maine halIte alne New New York Jerse Pennsyl Virginia hl L l n SQ a orth IJ ahl i CJ 1 h. h i J i r |