Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-10-21 | Page 4 | An Opening for Utah

AH OTENINQ FOR UTAH Peach growlers tn Utah need not fear for a market so long aa the peaches ahlppel ar of gool nuallt The countr) west of the Mississippi river and east of the Rock) mountains naturally belongs to the lntcrmountnln States as a market for th higher grades of fruit Theie I every leason to place Utah ahead of all other states In this region In alaptallnn to peach-glowing peach-glowing while the ol Ier Btates of the Middle West with their antiquated or 1 hards and wornout aoll cannot hop to compete w itli Utah a product During the last peith season Kansia I Oily was completely disgusted with 1 the quallt) of peaihes sent theie from ' Jllihlgan One report sa 'The Michigan peach haa piovcl a dismal . folluie In this matket and those who have bi ought them in not only regret I their action but are looked upon a unwittingly helping to smash the market mar-ket on fancy halway stock from Arlwn- soa ami Missouri and on fane) co. rado Hbertu representative nf the t hicago Pni kor who vvaa on the ground la sever In his denunciation of the character of the fruit Soma of hi periods are as heie given These came I In bushel baskets nnd when lined up for buyers pienrnt d a downcast apolo. gctk 111 ncaran 0 in a few hour they weie showing extensive decay Thej were small gnarly nnd absolutely unlit for market nnd should have been ordered or-dered to the dump Kansas Clt) haa slmpl) nn cm uae of a sanitary department depart-ment hence such stun can be openly offeied without restialnt No su h tepoit was, ever received from a shipment of Utah Elbertaa or 1 oopers put up In twenty pound cases that could scarcely be made to hold forty eight peaches sven by the use of double cleats No fer of over doing th market for flrst-clais Utah peaches