V 
Noir l)e Pressac— Bunches medium; 
berries medium, well set; deep black. 
" Pineaii of Bnrgimdy.— Bunches small; 
berries small, round, inclining to ovftl, 
thickly set; deep black. Early. 
N Pinean Blanc— Bunches small; berries 
small, round, white with brown dots. 
Early. 
Pinean Gris.— Bunches small; berries 
small, round, of the color of dead leaves; 
thickly set. Eai-ly. 
V Petit Bonscliet. — A cross between 
Teinturier and Alicanthe. Bunches medi- 
um; berries medium, very darU-juiced; 
good bearer; very early. 
' Perle Noire.— Bunches medium; ber- 
V ries small; black. 
^ * Roussanne.— Bunches medium; ber- 
\ries medium, round, white. Medium. 
' * Ondaine. — Immensely productive ; 
^ black. 
V Petite Slrah.— Bunches medium; ber- 
ries medium, oval, sweet, juicy; deep black; 
very early. 
' Riesling. — Bunches medium; berries 
t roundish; white. 
Sauvignon Jaune.— Bunches medium; 
berries medium large, well set, transpur- 
eut, yellowish-white. Early. Produces in 
,^ California a superior white wine. 
\ Semillon Blanc — Bunches medium; 
berries medium, round, white; early. 
\ Serine Noire.— Bunches long, cylindric; 
berries round, inclining to oval; black. 
" v Teintnrier.— Bunches full aud close; 
berries small, round, full of very dark juice. 
Excellent for coloring light wines. Very 
early. 
* Viognier.— Bunches medium; berries 
round; well set; white. Medium. 
"Terdot.— Bunches small, shouldered; 
berries small, round, deep black. Medium. 
Zinlandel.— Bunches large, cylindric, 
shouldered; berries medium, thickly set; 
deep red; heavy bearer. Late. 
Besides the following varietiaa described 
among the table grapes, viz: I'oulsard, 
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\ 
V V V 
Blussard, Sultana, Oaserno, Dolcetto, Black 
Malvoisie. 
, AMERICAN VARIETIES. 
Catawba.— Vigorous grower; very pro- 
ductive. Late. 
V Champion. — Bunches small; berries me- 
dium; deep black; highly flavored. Very 
early. 
New and rare varieties of recent intro- 
duction. (No rooted vines or cuttings this 
\season of these varieties) . 
V Alcatico Koseo, Rose, (Tuscany); Alep, 
'black fSyria); Brustiano, white (Corsica); 
'Calabazar, yhite (Spain); ' Catalan, red 
(Piedmont); \ Colorado, white (Spain); 
/Cony Early, bbck (France); 'Cruchinet, 
black .(Frauce)r''6oher Early, bla<;^ (Tur- 
key); Tlycales, white CAndalusia);' Jerico, 
V black (France) ;%araood, white (Africa); 
^etsket-Zetzu, white (Persia) ; Larabrusoa, 
black (Piedmont) »Museatel De L'Archiduc 
Jean, wljiite (Crimea)^ Muscat D'Asti, white 
k (Syria); Muscat Noir Hatif, black (France); 
•■Muscat De Malte, white (France) ♦'Muscat 
d'Alma, whitp (Cnmea)rMuscat Caminada, 
yellow'fSpainj*; Muscat D'Ernstadt, reci(Ger- 
uianyjrMuscat Du Po, white^taly) J^us- 
cat de Nikita, white (CrimealfMuscat Ko- 
main, white (rr«iuce);l'Muscadillo Blanco, 
white (TuBcauy) -'Muscatella Blanca, white 
(Malaga) ;'Nosco, white (Sardegna)KMam- 
melle de Eeligieus6\(Nun's Teaty), white 
ban, whit^ (Persia); Perle Grosse, rose 
Zante, yellow (Zante) ; ^Kischmisch-Ali, 
red (Persia); -^aei-yma-Christi, black 
\ (Mount Vesuvius );'Terret, blaok>(France); 
'•Tinto D'Alicante, black (Spain) j/Torok- 
Zoello, black (Zante); Grossa. white 
(Tuscanv); Werdello, wl^ (Madeira); 
Vzitgen-Zitgen, rose (Per8ia)*'Sabalkauskoi, 
xi'ose (Bulgaria); "Tolias, blue (Greece); 
^eres, white (Spain). 
