APPLES. Foiinrilcrs. Pijriis mains. 

 2o to 37^ cents each; $20 to §25 per 100, according to the khxd and quality. 



C denotes those which have proved good for cider also. 

 K those which are also proper for cooking or preserving. 



1 Prince's yellow harvest, /or ^erfs andAl Bullock's pippin, or s/iee^:? 7iose,CK. 



table, siqjeriorj A ripe in JuTvi Nov. to Fel 



2 Sine qua non, A do 42 Pennock's red winter, A Oct. to Fe! 



3 White jimeating do '43 English golden reinette, Priiicesse ra 



4 Early red Margaret, or red junea- ■ ble, C M Oct. to Ja 



tiiig, {Eve apple of Irelami M do 44 ^tlonstrous red reinette, ?\ov. to Ma 



5 Sweet bough, do 45 Flushing russet, A d 



6 Summer rose, K A August 46 Ruckman'sgolden pearniain, ( Coa:e)d 



7 American summer queen, K A do; 47 Federal pearmain, A Nov. to Fei 



8 American summer Pearmain, K A doi4S Golden pearmain, K C R d 



9 Redsummer calville, ca/i*i7/ero?/oe j49 Royal pearmain, {Herefordshire 



d^ete July and August! pearmain,) L ' ci 



10 A-nerican marygold, A i\ov. to June;50 Winter sweet pearmain, A d 



11 Red and green sweeting, iveighs a jol Gray French reinette, Reinette gris 



lb. A Aug. and Sept. j I?! Dec. to j\pr 



12 English codlin, K do 52 Belden, or red cheek, A Nov. to 3Ia; 



13 Large green codlin, K do '53 Fameuse, or de neige, A d 



14 ?»Iaiden's blush, A Aug. and Sept.|54 Red Baldwin, A Nov. to Apr 



15 English quince V/inter:55 American Gilliliower, A Nov. to Jiai 



16 English sum. pearmain, M Sep. &'Oci.^56 Lemon pippin, 31 Oct. to i\pr 



17 Loan's pearmain, R Sept. to Nov.j57 Bourassa, or high russet, AI\\ to Mai 

 IS Rambo, or i?o??2 awife, K A Sep. &Oc.j 58 Surprise, yellow outside and re 



19 Autumn bough doj loithin, A Nov. to Feb 



20 Jersey pumpkin sweeting, A Cc. if ?>o.;59 English nonpareil, 31 -Nov. to 31a 



21 Flushing do do A do ; 60 White seek-no-farther, A Nov. to Mai 



22 Drap d'or, R Nov. to Jan. '61 Royal russet, K M Nov. to Jun 



23 Fall pippin, 7veighs a lb. Sep. to No v., 62 White winter calville, K R No. to Mar 



24 Corlios' sweeting, C A Sept. to Dec. '63 Esopus Spitzenburgh, superior, A 



25 Large white sweeting, A do| ' Nov. to Feb 



26 Fama gusta, /ro.>/i Cyprus, Oc. & N.164 Flushing Spitzenburgh, {Blue pear 



27 Autumn sweet pearmain, jV. Jersey dol inain,) A Nov. to ^Tar 



28 Transparent, or De glace doj65 Lady apple, Petit Api, R Oc. to Ap 



29 Au^^^umn nonpareil, red doctor, or j66 Red winter sweethig, A Oct. to Feb 



Deicit, A doj67 Yellow bell flower, or Belle fieur dc 



30 Monstrous beUflow^er, A dol68 American blaek, A Nov. to 3Iar 



31 Hawthornden, M Oct. to Dec. '69 Vanderveer, A K C Dec. to Apri 



32 Catline, C A Oct. to Jan. 70 Dickshill, A Nov. to Marci 



33 Michael Henry pippin, A Nov. to Feb. {71 Swaar, Dec. to Apri 



34 Newtown spitzenburgh, A 31 Oc. to Ja 



35 Bowne's Imperial msset, A No. to Feb. 



36 3Ionstrous pippin, or JVeiv- York glo- 



ria mundi^ has weighed 30 oz. K A 

 Oct. to Jan. 



37 Newark king, A Oct. to Feb. 



38 Blorgan, A Oct. to Feb. 



39 American w*ine, C K A do 



40 Cumberland spice, A Nov. to Feb. 



72 Craam, A do 



73 Pomme gi-isQ,grey apple of Canada, 



a russeting, A P^ Nov. to 3Iar. 



74 AVood's greening, A do 



75 Red fenouillet do 



76 Yellow fenouillet, {Embroidered pq)- 



pint) Sept. to 3Iarch 



77 W^inter queening, of Ohio, N. to 3Iar. 



78 W^hite paradise, or Lady'' s finger, 



Nov. and Dec. 



