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'MalToisie Noir.— Dark red. 
"Malaga Blanc— Oval, white. 
'Malaga Rose.— Oval. 
Mission, or Los Angeles.— Bnuchea 
large, loosely set; berries medium, very 
sweet; enormously productive. Late. 
*Nosco.— White. 
Olivette Janne. — Amber- white. 
*Papaona.— White; early. 
Palestine.— Large; white. 
Pearl of Anrers. — Bunches medium, 
well set; berries medium large, 8weet,juioy, 
well flavored ; transparent white. Excel- 
lent. One of the earliest, ripens three weeks 
before Sweet Water. 
Ponlsard Noir.— Bunches large, well 
set ; berries large, roundish-oval, sweet, 
juicy; highly flavored; jet black. Very fine. 
Medium early. 
Parple Daniascns.- Large; late. 
*Preeoce De Kienzheimer.— Early. 
•Preeoce De Hongrie. — Black; early. 
•Precoce De Montreuil. — Very early. 
"Precoce De Marseille.— Early. 
"Pedro-Ximenes. —White. 
"Perle Imperiale.- White. 
(Eil Noir (Black Eye).— Bunches large, 
well set; berries olive-shaped, -large, very 
sweet, juicy; highly flavored. Early. A 
splendid variety. 
Rose of Peru.— Large, deep red. 
Ramonia of Transylvania.- Bunches 
heavy and well set; berries very large, 
round, as large as Damson plums; sweet, 
well flavored; dark blue, witli heavy bloom. 
Medium. A most magnificent grape. 
Shiras. — Bunches long; berries large, 
olive-shaped, sweet and highly flavored; 
dark blue, with heavy bloom. Very early. 
Saint Bernard.— Large, white. 
Serciat.— White. 
'Saint Pierre. — Large, white. 
"Sinker.- White. 
'Solferino. — Maroon color. 
'Sucre de Marseille.— Early. 
Sultan Violet.— Large. 
'Sabals kankol,— Light pink. 
Sweet Water.— Early. 
'Sizlva-Stollo.— White; early. 
Seedless Black Corintb.— Dried, it is 
known under the name of "Zante Cur- 
rants." 
Seedless Rose Corinth. 
Seedless White Corinth.— Heavy bearer. 
Seedless Sultana.— Bunches large.shoul- 
dered; berries small, Beedless.sweet. Splen- 
did for drying. 
Tokay (Flame Colored).— Bunches very 
large, well set; berries very large, olive 
shaped, firm, pink colored. Very showy 
and an excellent grape for shipping. 
'Tinto d'Alicante.— Black. 
•Torek Zmllo.- Black. 
"Tokos.— Blue. 
Ulliade. — Bunches very large; berries 
quite large, oval, sweet, well flavored; 
black; very productive. Medium. One of 
our finest varieties. 
'Vert De Madere.— Early. 
'Verdetto.— White. 
"Xeres.— White. 
'Zitzen-Zitzen.- Rose. 
MUSCATS. 
Our collection of Muscats, the finest one 
to be found anywhere, comprises the most 
delicate kinds, and grapes of all colors, viz: 
Black, blue, red, rose, gray, maroon, white, 
yellow, green. 
Muscat of Alexandria. — Bunches large; 
berries large, oval, firm, well flavored. 
Late. One of the best for drying. 
Muscat Bifere.— Bound, white. 
Muscat Cailaba.— Black; early. 
Muscat Eugenie. — White; rich. 
Muscat Gris.— Whitish-gray. 
Orange-Flowered Muscat.— Most deli- 
cate, rich flavor. Early. 
Muscat De Saumnr.— Early. 
Blue Muscat. — Bunches small to medi- 
um; berries medium, juicy, sweet; nice 
dark blue. One of the earliest grapes; 
ripens three weeks before Sweet Water. 
Red Muscat of Madeira.— Bunches 
medium; berries medium large; nice dark 
pink color; nicely flavored. Medium. 
Muscat De Frontignan.— Bunches cyl- 
iudrio, medium; berries set close, like corn; 
very juicy; highly flavored; one of the 
earliest grapes. 
'Muscat Jura.— Black; early. 
Muscat Marron. — Chestnut color. 
Muscat Lazerelle.— Berries round, me- 
dium, white, firm, sweet; highly flavored. 
Delicious. Medium. 
'Muscat D'Espagne.— Early. 
Muscatel. — Splendid for drying. 
Muscat Primavis.— White. 
Muscat Sarbelle.— Very large, round, 
firm, nicely flavored. Medium. 
"Muscat De Vaucluse.- White. 
•Muscat De Patras.— Early. 
'Muscat De Smyrne.— Early. 
"Muscat Kepens.— White; early. 
