NEW YORK 
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W. E. MARSHALL & CO 
FRUIT TREES 
Planting,— Ma 
rtially (filed. 
otuiding 
lit red, crisp, juicy and 
est for table use. Dec.- 
Apples 
Baldwin. Large, i 
rich. One of In 
April. 
Bismarck. Large; red; bears vmiiiR. SPfitlt on 
three-vear-old nursery trees. A novelty 
worthy of trial. Oct. -Jan. 
Duchess of Oldenburg. Large'; roundish; 
.streaked red and yellow. Esteemed for cook- 
ing:. Aug.-Sept. 
Fall Pippin. Very large, yellow; tender, juicy 
and rich. Excellent, Oct. -Dec. 
Miirlbul. .Medium size; yellow, with red stripes. 
A'ery hardy. Oet.-Deb. 
Xortliern Spy. Largo, roundish, striped red. 
Flesh tender and juicy, with a rich, delicious 
flavor. Long- keeper. Jan. -June. 
Bed Astraehan. Large, roundish, deep crim- 
son; good quality; excellent for cooking'. 
Hardy tree and good bearer. August. 
Boxhury RnsSefc. Tree Vigorous and product- 
ive. Long- keeper. 
l irsl -class decs, I to 5 ft., (10 <•(*. each; cxt ra-sl ronjr 
trees, •> to 8 ft., $1 each. 
Dwai-r (rocs, 18 els. and ij>] each. 
Apricots 
Alexander. Large fruit, mottled red. 
Karly Golden. Small fruit, pale orange. 
Moorpark. Large, yellow, with red cheek. 
Strong' trees. 4 to 6 ft. (JO cts. each. 
Cherries 
Black Tartarian. Very large; purplish black- 
mild and pleasant; an i immense bearer; late. 
Die's Transparent. Medium; pale amber, red 
and mottled next the sun; tender, sweet. 
Last of June. 
Governor Wood. Very large; (dear, light red; 
lender and delicious. Tree vigorous and a 
great bearer. End of June. 
Windsor. Large; liver-colored; flesh remark- 
ably firm and of line duality. Tree hardy 
and very proline. Last of July. 
Standard trees, 75 cts. each, $8 per do/.; exf ra-strong 
$1 
Peaches 
Alexander. Medium size, greenish white, with 
rich red; early. 
Champion. Large, white and red; rich and 
juicy. Hardy and productive; August. 
Crawford's Karly. Large, vol low and red. 
Good duality and bearer. 
Crawford's Date. Very large, productive. Yel- 
low, wilh dull red cheek. 
KliHM'ta. Large, yellow and red; handsome 
and of good ipiality. Very hardy. 
Straw trees, 10 <•(». each, $-1 per do/.; extra-strong 
trees. 50 els. each, $5 per do/.. 
Quinces 
Require, a deep, rieh soil; should be well 
mulched with decayed manure. 
Apple, or Orange. Large, roundish, with small 
neck; origin golden yellow. 
Champion, Large, oval; long keeper; bright 
yellow color. Oct. 
Meeeh's Prolific. Very large; of delightful fra- 
grance; early. Oct. 
Boa's Mammoth. Wry large; rich golden vel- 
Crab Apples 
Keel Siberian. Veil 
Yellow Siberian. Golden ye] 
Sfccoflg frees, 5 to (i It., (i 
/ith scarlet cheek, Sept,, 
Sept. 
each. 
Plums 
Bui-bank. Very large; clear cherry-red: sweet 
and hears abundantly. August. 
Lombard. Medium size, oval; violet-red; great 
hearer. Sept. 
Doc's Golden Drop. Large; light yellow; flesh 
linn, rich and .sweet. Last of Sept. 
Standard trees, 50 els. each, $S per do/..; extra-Strung 
trees, 75 els. each, $8 per do/.. 
Pears 
Bartlett. Large, clear yellow, juicy and reli- 
able bearer. One of best varieties. Sept. 
Dlapp's Favorite. Large; yellow, with red 
cheek. A splendid Peal'. Aug.. Sept. 
IviclTer. Large; yellow and red; the most 
beautiful Pear grown; late. 
Seekol. Small size; very juicy and melting'; 
prolific. Sept. 
Tyson. Large yellow, with crimson checks; 
sweet, juicy and of tine flavor. Summei.. 
Slandard frees, (SO els. each, «(> per do/..; exl ra-si/.e 
trees, $1 each, $10 per do/.. 
Dwarf dees, CO els. each, $6.00 per dt>z. 
SI roil*; 
Oct. 
to .I ft., 
