Kali, 1902 
FRUIT STOCKS IL" SEEDS 
CONDITIONS. —All offers and acceptances of orders are subject to our receiving 
the full quantity for which we have placed orders with our growers and collectors. 
Failing to get these amounts, we reserve the right to reduce proportionately all orders 
that have been booked. 
FRUIT STOCKS. 
PER 1000 IN 
PER 
. 100 
PER 1,000 
10,COO LOTS 
Apple, We.steru . 
.3-16 and up 
$ 
75 
$ 5 50 
$5 
00 
66 66 
.2-16 to 3-16 
50 
3 50 
3 
00 
6 6 6 6 
.No. 3 
35 
2 00 
1 
75 
“ Paradise. 
. 5-9 
I 
75 
15 00 
Malialeh Cherry . 
.4-8 mm. 
75 
4 75 
4 
35 
6 6 6 6 
.3-5 nini. 
50 
3 50 
2 
&5 
Mazzard Cherry . 
.7-12 mui. 
I 
50 
10 50 
10 
00 
66 6 6 
.3-5 umj- 
75 
4 50 
4 
25 
Mauetti Kose (French). 
I 
50 
JO 50 
10 
00 
(( 66 66 
.2nd grade 
I 
00 
7 50 
7 
00 
“ “ (English), for florist 
grafting. 
I 
50 
12 00 
II 
50 
Note. —These English-grown Manetti have 
' beeu especially graded 
of a suitable size for florists use io grafting Tea roses. They are 
stronger and beller rooLed than the French-grown stock, and can be 
potted into a pot. 
Myrobolan Plum . 
. 5-7 mni- 
S5 
4 75 
4 
35 
. 3-5 nini- 
65 
3 50 
3 
00 
Pear, Freuch (scarce) . 
I 
75 
13 00 
66 66 66 
I 
00 
8 50 
66 66 66 
. 3-5 njni. 
75 
5 25 
Note. —In spite of the fact that French Pear Stocks were largely 
offered early in the season, it is now found that they are very 
scarce. In view of the limited quantities offered we can only accept 
orders for P'rench Pear Stocks when other fruit stocks are also 
ordered in equal proportions. 
Quince, Aiig-ers .7-12 mm. i 
“ “ .4-6 mm. I 
|ftW°Prices given above are not import prices. The 
goods here at Dreshertown, freight and duty paid. Cost 
be additional. 
FRUIT SEEDS. 
50 
00 
12 00 
8 00 
prices named are for the 
of box and packing will 
While we try to procure the very best seeds on the market we give no 
guarantee, either expressed or implied. Samples will alw-ays be furnished .when 
applied for. If the seeds are not accepted on these terms, we must be notified at 
ouce. If they arc kept it will be taken as proof that they are satisfactory. All 
claims must be made upon receipt of goods. 
Ajtple, French Ci'ab. (Scarce.) Prices upon application. 
Cherry, 31 ahaleb. (Scarce. Supply’ exhausted.) 
Cherry, Mazzard. 20 cts. per lb. ; $7.00 per bus. ; 3 bus. @ $ 6.00 per bus.; 5 bus. 
@ $S-oo per bus 
Plnni, Myrobolaii. 40 cts. per lb. ; $ 11.00 per bus. ; 3 bus. @ $10.50 per bus. 
Peach, N atural. 20 cts. per lb. ; $1.25 per bus.; 10 bus. @$1.15 per bus. ; 100 
bus. @ $[.05 per bus. 
These are the be.st small-sized Southern Natural Pits. None better. 
Peai’, Preiicb. Prices upon application. 
Pear, Kiefter. $ 2.25 per lb. ; 25 lbs. @ $ 2.00 per lb. ; 50 lbs. @ $1.75 per lb. ; 
100 lbs. @ $1.50 per lb. 
Quiuce. $1.50 per lb. ; 5 lbs. @ $1.25 per lb. ; 10 lbs. @ $1.00 per lb. 
When seeds are to be seut by mail add lo cts. per lb. to the price to cover cost of postage. 
RAFFIA: 
I bale (about 225 lbs ) @ 9 cts, per lb. ; 100 lb. bale @ 10 
cts. per lb. ; 50 lb. bale @ ii cts. per Ib. ; 25 lbs. @ 12 cts. 
per lb ; i lb. @ 15 cts. per lb. ; i lb. (post-paid) for 30 cts. 
