Apples. 



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Miller's Best Sort. See Progress. 



Minister, p. 218. 



M inkier. Medium, conic, red ; acid, 

 good, long keeper. 111. New. 



Molasses. There are several of this 

 name, all medium in size, striped, 

 and sweet. 



Monarch. Medium, roundish oblate, 

 striped ; sub-acid. Autumn. 



Monk's Favorite, p. 219. 



Monmouth Pippin, p. 227. 



Monstrous Pippin, p. 228. 



Montreal. See St. Lawrence. 



Moore's Extra. Above medium, 

 striped, fine grained, mild sub-acid, 

 very good. Winter. Ohio. 



Moore's Greening. Medium, round, 

 greenish yellow ; brisk acid, good. 

 Productive. Winter. Conn. 



Moore's Sweeting. Medium, oblate, 

 deep red ; sweet, dry good 

 keeper. 



Moose, or Mouse. Large, round- 

 ish oblong, greenish ; flesh yellow, 

 fine grained, light, delicate. N. Y. 



Morrison's Red. Medium, conic, 

 light yellow and red ; mild, pleas- 

 ant. Winter. Mass. 



Mosies Wood. Medium, roundish, 

 yellow and red; tender, juicy, 

 pleasant, sub-acid. September. 

 Vigorous, productive. 



Mote's Sweet. Large, roundish, 

 light yellow; rich sweet, very good. 

 Autumn. Ohio. 



Mother, p. 218. 



Mountain Pippin. See Fallawater. 



Munson Sweeting, p. 198. 



Murphy, or Murphy's Red. Large, 

 roundish oblong, striped; tender, 

 agreeable. Early winter. Mass. 



Murray. MediLim, oblong conic, rich 

 orange yellow ; brisk, sub-acid. 

 Winter. Southern. 



Muskmelon. See Toccoa. 

 Musk Spice. See Fall Wine. 

 Myers' Nonpareil, p. 204. 

 Mygatt's Bergamot. See Dyer. 



Naigle's Winter. Medium, yellow 

 and red, crisp, juicy, sub-acid, very 

 good. Productive. Early winter. 

 Missouri. 



Nantahalee. Medium, oblate, conic, 

 pale green, sprightly and good. 

 Summer. Alabama. 



Ned. Medium, striped-; pleasant 

 sub-acid, very good. Early winter. 

 Pa. 



Ne Plus Ultra of Ga. See Bucking- 

 ham. 



Nequassa. Large, oblate, striped ; 

 flesh white, very sweet. Decem- 

 ber. N. C. 



Neverfail. See Rawle's Janet. 



Neversink. Large, roundish, red 

 on yellow ; very good pineapple 

 flavor. Winter. Pa. 



Newark King, p. 219. 



Newark Pippin, p. 228. 



Newark Sweeting. See Camp- 

 field. 



New Jersey Red Streak. See Early 

 Pennock. 



Newtown Greening. See Golden 

 Pippin of Westchester Co. 



Newtown Pippin, p. 228. 



Newtown Spitzenburgh, p. 219. 



New York Greening. See Golden 

 Pippin of Westchester Co. 



New York Spice. See Leland 

 Spice. 



New York Vandevere, p. 219. 



Nickajack, p. 219. 



Nix Green. Medium, oblate, green- 

 ish yellow ; sub-acid, good. Early 

 winter. Ga. 



Nodhead. See Jewett's Fine Red. 



