OUR PRICE-LIST. 



The constant inquiry, by mail and otherwise, since the issue of the 

 two previous editions, for prices of the various birds, has rendered it 

 necessary to publish the following list of prices : — 



All young male canaries are sold for each $4.00 



Canary-birds that have been taught to pipe a tune are usually 



sold at each j^20.oo to J50.00 



Canary-birds tjiat have part of a tune mixed with their ordinary 



sono; are usually sold at each ^10.00 to j^20.oo 



Canai7-birns-that have the notes of the English Nightingale, 

 Lark, Robin, or of other fine whistling birds, mingled 

 with their own song, sell at prices varying from 



each ^5.00 to j^io.oo 



Canary-birds of a deep golden color, in perfect plumagt, usually 



sell for each ^7.00 



Cinnamon Canary. This highly-prized bird, if in perfect plu- 

 mage and song, sells at prices varying from 



each ^10.00 to JP20.00 



Canary-birds of an olive-green or golden-brown color usually 



sell at each $5.00 



All female canaries of the ordinary colors are sold at each J51.50 



High-colored females, either a deep golden color, olive-green, 

 golden-brown, or any clear stock, sell at prices varying 

 from each ^2.00 to JP4.00 



The above prices for males and females apply to the short or Ger- 

 man birds, which are the finest songsters. 



Long Breed or French Canaries, sometimes called Belgium or 

 Antweip birds, are sold at prices varying from 



each $5.00 to ^15.00 

 Males and females both bring the same price. 



The above prices refer to imported stock. 



Half Long Breed Canaries are sold at prices varying from 



each ;{$4.oo to |^i2.oo 



