POSrAGE INCLUDED IN POUND PRICES. 



Field Seeds, Tobacco, Bird Seed, 



BIRD SEEDS AND FOODS (POS TAQE INCLUDED). 



Mixed Bird Seed.— The Seed, thoroughly recleaued and 

 free from dirt, is put up in square packages. These 

 packfiges contain a mixture of Canary, Millet and Rape 

 Seed incorrect proportions, witli a separate package oi' 

 Hemp Seed (to be given occasionally), also a piece of Cut- 

 tlefish Bone, thus comprisinfr everything necessary lor 

 the sustenance of Cage Birds, and we feel certain "thev 

 will give entire satisfaction to, our customers . per lb., 18c. 



Canary Seed Unmixed per lb., Isc. 



Hemp Seed . . . \. .... . . jter pt., 15e. 



Lettuce Seed . . ... ^ per lb., 2.5c. 



Maw Seed . ]ierlb..25c. 



Millet, Bird \ per lb., 20c. 



Kape, English ])erlb , 2.5c. 



Rape, German Summer ; per lb., 20c. 



B,R00.\1 CORN. 



./'Evergreen . .per j00 1bs.,not prepaid, :5^6.00 ; per lb., 20c. 



BUCKWHEAT i-er bush., »1..50 ; per lb., 15c. 



Japanese ])erbush., 1.50 ; per lb., 15c. 



Silver Hull. ........ .iiurbush.-, 1.50; per lb., 15c. 



COTTON SEED. 



Five Sorts of Upland, postage includefl: ; ; , . ..per ib., 30c. 

 Money Maker is especially recommended, ask 

 for circular.: 



One Sort ot Long;- Staple Sea Islaiid, postage 'in- ' ' ' ' 



eluded . . .per lb., I35e. 



fERTILIZERS. , 

 Landreths' Lawn Fertilizers. 



Blauufactured from the private formula of the firm- and of' 

 the best materials. Apply broadcast, just before or during 

 a rain, at the rate of 800 lbs. to the acre. ■ > ; 

 &lbs. . ...... W.25 100 lbs. . . . , . . . . . ff2.C0 



JO lb.s . ; : 40 200 lbs. .......... 3.75 



25 lbs ; . 75 Ton. ...... . .31.00 



5'Jlbs . i . . L50 By Freight, not prepaid. 



For other Fertilizers, see our General List, free upon ap- 

 plication. ' , :. ; 



FLAXSEED per 100 lbs., .f5.00 : per lb., 15c. 



MILLET.— Prices on application. 



HEMP SEED per 100 lbs,, 14.50 ; per lb., 15c. 



OSAGE ORANGE ........ . per oz., lOc; per lb., 60e. 



PEAS.— Fiald Varieties.— Prices on applicution. 



Canada per bush. 



Cow Peas .... ... per bush. 



Southern Clay perbu.sh. 



RAPE SEED. 



Dwarf Essex . . 

 German .... 



.... per 100 lbs., fS.OO ; per lb., 20c. 

 . . . .per 100 lbs,, 8.00; per lb., 20c. 



. per lb., 30c. 

 mailed, 40c. 



RICE. 



Wild, Freight or Express, not prepaid . 

 RYE. 



White.— Pure strain of White Winter Rye . per btish. $1.25 

 Thousand-=Fold. — A very strong grower, tillering out 

 better than any other sort, and consequently drilled 

 thinner, only six quarts being required to sow 

 an acre. The straw grows seven feet high, and 

 has grown eight, producing forty bushels to the 

 acre per bush. 1.25 



Spring 



.per bush. 1.30 



SORGHUM.— Grown both for molasses and forage. In 

 Kansas, 500,000 acres are grown principally for forage. 

 Early Amber. — This variety of cane is of extra early ma- 

 turity, and is. therefore, in'finitely superior to other varie- 

 ties which ripen so late as to afford but little time lor 

 pressing between tlie periods of maturity and frost. 



per 100 lbs., $5.50 : per lb., 20c. 

 Early Orange.— Fuller than the .Amber, thicker in stem, 

 more foliage per 1.50 lbs., $5.50 ; per lb., 20c. 



SUNFLOWER, RUSSIAN.— Per lb.. 15c. By Express or' 

 Freight, not prepaid, per 100 lbs., .f6.00 ; per 25 lbs., ifl.50. 



AMERICAN TOBACCO SEED.— Like all other cultivated 

 plants, Toljaccohas its various forms, qualities and appli- 

 cations, lied clay sub.soils with rich top soils generally 

 produce the best dark, rich export Tobacco, Soils com- 

 posed of sand or gravel with .sub.'ioilof light brown or red 

 clay develop the best stemming Tobacco and tillers. Flat 

 lowlands of alluvial soil give the best cigar tyi)es. Linje- 

 stone soils, dark and rich, arc the only soils adapted to 

 White Burleigh, which when well grownj is very choice. 

 Slaty soils produce tlie best quality of the yellow wrap- 

 ping sorts. - I ' 



The varieties intended for purposes as iiitiieated under the 

 various classifications. 



Many more varieties could be added; under^each classifica- 

 tion, but those sorts enumerated'are the best which can be 



selected. 



Conqueror . 

 \\'arne . . 



For VelloAV Plug Wrappers. 



. tSn.OO. per lib., 



. .' ;■ . ':5;oo ' - 



SOc. per oz. 

 .30c. 



For Dark Plug Wrappers. 



Lacks '. ... . . 



ICentuckv Yellow 



?;^Ort per 1 

 3.00 .. V 



30c. per oz, 

 : 3Uc. " 



For Plug Filleris, 



Sweet Orinoco . 

 Y(>Ilnw Prvbr . 

 Sterling .' , . . 



. ??.3'.00 per Ih., 30c. per oz. 



3.00 ' "' ' 3' c. 

 . 3.00 " , .SOc. " 



For Cigar; Fillers. 



Comstock Spanisli .... 

 Havana Seed Leaf. . . . 

 Connecticut Seed Leaf . 

 1st crop Vuelta de .Abajo . 

 2d crop Vuelta de Abajo . 



.5^1.00 per lb., 

 . LOO : " 

 . 3.00 " 

 , 8 00 

 . 4.00 " 



40c. per oz. 



40c. 



30c. 



80c. 



40c. 



For Cigar Wrappers. 





, 12.00 " 



50c. ]i(>r o^. 



Sumatra, 1st cro]) .... 



■SI. 20 " 



Connecticut Seed Leaf . 



. . 3.00 



30c. " 



Zimmer's Spanish .... 



. 4.00 " 



40c, 





3.00 " 



30c, 







30c. 



For Cigarettes. 



Improved LongLeaved Gooch -153.00 per lb., 30c. per ( 



White Stemmed Orinoco . . . 3.00 " SOc. 



Improved Hestor 3.00 " SOc. " 



For Snuff. 



Blue Prvor ?3.00 per lb., 30c. per oz, 



(^lardy ' 3.00 " 30c. 



Tennes.see Red 3.00 " 30c. " 



One Sucker 3.00 " SOc. " 



CUBAN SEED.— Cuban Seed is in demand by growers in the 

 Gulf States, where it has been demonstrated that grades 

 can be grown equal to the best Havana. The seed ^ve 

 offer is the best to be obtained in the Island of Cuba. 



Partidas per lb., S^4.i 0 : i»er oz., 40c. 



Remedios . per lb., 4.00 : )>er oz., 40c. 



Vuelta de Abajo per lb., 4.00 : per oz. , 40c. 



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