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Carolina poplar, or cotton tree, 37 1/2 cents
Aspen poplar, 37 1/2 cents
Canada poplar, 37 1/2 cents
Honey locust, or three thorned acacia, 37 1/2 cents
Common locust, 25 cents
Western plane, sycamore, or button wood, 25 cents
English linden, or lime tree, a much admired European
ornamental tree, very hardy, 50 cents
American linden, or basswood, 50 cents
American bird cherry, 50 cents
European larch, or deciduous fir, very ornamental,
50 cents
Madeira nut, or English walnut, 50 cents
Round black walnut, 25 cents
Long black walnut, 25 cents
Illinois, or Pecan nut, 50 cents
Hickory nuts, of varieties, 25 cents
Sassafras, 25 cents
Weeping birch, 37 1/2 cents
Canada birch, 25 cents
Black American birch, 25 cents
White, or Paper birch, 37 1/2 cents
English elm, very ornamental, 50 cents
Scotch elm, very ornamental, 50 cents
Price of India, or bead tree, with purple flowers
and beautiful foliage, 50 cents
Catalpa, much admired for its showy flowers and
large foliage, 37 1/2 cents
American cypress, a tree of fine appearance, and
one of the largest growth, 50 cents
European white ash, a tree of very stately and rapid
growth, 37 1/2 cents
Sugar maple, 37 1/2 cents
Scarlet flowering maple, with clusters of showy
flowers in the month of March, 25 cents
Norway maple, 50 cents
Kentucky coffee, or bonduc, a tree of singular
growth, 50 cents
        