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J. M. Thorburn & Co.'s Catalogue of Seeds. 



Cereals. 



*^*Grain in quantities of one-half bushel and upward should be shipped in canvas bags, which we can 

 supply at following rales : One-half bushel, 15 cents ; one bushel, 18 cents ; two bushels, 20 cents. Customers 

 will please add cost of bags to remittance when ordering. 



U3f"The prices of some varieties may change as the season advances. 

 BARLEY. (48 lbs. to bushel.)— Perqt. Per bus. 



Champion Vermont. An early and prolific variety $0 15 $1 50 



BUCKWHEAT. (48 lbs. to bushels- 

 American Silver-Hull. Earlier and more 



productive than the common 



New Japan. Enormously productive; the 

 grains are much larger than any other 

 variety 



CORN. (56 lbs. to bushel.) All north- Per 

 raised sorts — ear. 

 Blunt's Prolific. Valuable sort for 



fodder • .... SO 05 $3 00 SO 15 SI 75 



Chester County Mammoth. Very 



large, late, yellow Dent 



Early Yellow Canada. (Flint) . 

 Golden Dent. Farmer's Favorite . 

 Golden Beauty. (Dent.) Large and 



15 



15 



Per 

 100 ears. 



Per 



qt. 



1 25 



1 50 



Per 



bus. 



Golden Dew-Drop. (Yellow Flint.) 

 Early 



Hickory King*. Large grain and 



small cob : 



Xing Philip. 



Flint . . . 



white Dent 



Early dark yellow 



Long White Plint, or Sanford . 



Longfellow. (Yellow Flint.) Small 

 cob and large grain 



Long Yellow. (Flint.) The stan- 

 dard sort 



Mammoth White Surprise. Is 



very large, dented ; deep grain . 



Mastodon Dent. Very early, 

 strong - growing corn with ex- 

 ceedingly large ears and grain . 



Queen of the Prairie, or Pride 

 of the North. Very early Dent; 

 Eastern grown 



Learning Early. Large, deep 

 grain, bright yellow 



Thoroughbred White Flint. Of 



spreading habit; not more than 

 one kernel should be grown in a 

 hill. Its great sucnering habit, 

 breadth of blade, and smaliness 

 of stalk recommend it botn for 

 fodder and ensilage purposes . . 



Virginia Horse-Tooth. For fodder 



Sweet Podder-Corn. (Measured bushel) .... 



Pop-Corn In ears, per lb., 10 cents . . Per lb. 100 lbs 



OATS, Drogheda Irish Imported. A valuable 



foreign strain SO 10 S5 00 



Clydesdale Scotch Imported 10 5 00 



American White price variable . . 



RYE. (56 lbs. to bushel.)— 



05 



4 00 



15 



1 75 



.05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



3 00 



15 



1 75 



05 



4 00 



15 



2 00 



Winter Excelsior 



WHEAT. (60 lbs. to bushel.)— 



Hybrid Mediterranean Winter. (Bearded.) 



Golden Cross. A favorite winter sort 



Oregon White Winter. (Bearded.) 



New York Spring. Spring 



Rural New-Yorker Cross-Bred and Hybrid Wheats, 

 these valuable Wheats, see page 51 



20 

 20 

 20 

 20 



1 50 



2 50 



15 1 25 



2 00 

 2 50 

 2 50 

 2 50 



For full description of 



