Wholesale price list of nursery stock for autumn, 1874

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FOR THE FALL OF 1874 AND SPRING OF 1875.

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SWEET & MOREY,

Dansville, Livingston Co., N. Y.

WE TAKE pleasurein calling the attention of Nurserymen and Dealers to our
Trade List for I874and5. Our stock has made fine growth this season and cannot
fail to give entire satisfaction to those ordering from us.

Nature has afforded us facilities both in climate and soil for growing strong,
healthy trees which we feel assured cannot be surpassed. Our location is at the
head of the Genesee Valley, 50 miles south of Rochester, in the midst of the richest
and finest fruit growing section of the state. We are on the Dansville Branch of
the Erie R. R. and there are now two trains daily from Rochester to our place
without change of cars, connecting at Avon with trains on the Erie Road for all.
points east and west. Passengers leaving Rochester at 9:30 a. m. arrive here at
noon, have four hours here, and can leave again for Rochester or Buffalo -at 4:15
p.m. Our nursery grounds are but five minutes’ walk from the depot.

TO" LPURCHASERS:

Plain and full direstions should be given as to how packages should be mark-
ed; by what route they are to be shipped; and to whom they are to be consigned
at the various points of trans-shipment. All articles will be packed with the ut-
most care, and all packages will be forwarded at the risk of the purchaser. The
selection ‘of varieties must in all cases be left to us, but we will conform to the
wishes of the purchaser as far as practicable.

TERMS.

Cash with the order, or satisfactory reference, or good indorsed notes payable
at some bank, with current rate of exchange on New York.

SWEET & MOREY,
Dansville, Livingston-Co., N. Y.

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Price list

A Pee PRE ES:
Per 100 Per 1000
Standard Trees, 3 years, 5 to7 feet - - - - $12 00 $100 00

3 years. 4 t>5 feet Z x a i 9 00 =5 00

LEADING VARIETIES.

Summer. Fail. Winter.
Early Harvest, Fameuse, American Golden Russet,
Red Astrachan, Maiden’s Blush, Baldwin,
Sweet Bough, Twenty Ounce. Hubbardston Nonesuch,

Duchess of Oldenburg. King (of Tompkins Co.)
Northern Spy,
Peck’s Pleasant,
R. I. Greening,
Rox Russet,
Talman Sweet,
Yellow Belleflower.

CRAB APPLES.

Standard Trees, 3 years, 5 to7 feet - - - - 12 00 100 00

PEAR TREES.

Per 100 Per 1000

Standard Trees, + and 5 years, 7 to 10 feet, XX - - 50 00
“ ac 3 and 4 years, 6 to 8 feet, X - - - 40 00 350 00
a a 5 and 4 years, 5 to7 feet, first-class - - 30 00 280 00
ze es 3 and 4 years, 4% to 6 feet - - - 25 09 225 00
Dwarf Trees, 3 years, first-class, strong - - - 16 00 150 00
er re 2 and 3 years, first-class, medium - - 14 00 125 00
Ae 2 years, 2d size - - - - - 12 00 100 00
LEADING VARIETIES.
Summer. Fall. Winter.
Bartlett, Belle Lucrative, Glout Moreeau,
Bloodgood, Clapp’s Favorite, Lawrence,
Brandywine, Beurre’d Anjou, Vicar of Winkfield.
Dearborn’s Seedling, Beurre Diel,
Doyenne d’Ete, Buffum,
Osband’s Summer, Des Nonnes,
Tyson, Duchess d’Angouleme,
Madeleine. Flemish Beauty,
Louise Bonne de Jersey,
Onondaga,
Seckel,
Sheldon,

Stevens’ Genesee,
White Doyenne,
Golden Beurre of Bilboa,
Oswego Beurre,
Beurre Bosc,
Beurre Clairgeau,
Howell.

For THE FALL OF 1874 ‘AND SPRING OF 1875. :
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For THE FALL OF 1874 AND SPRING OF 1875.

CHERRY GREES.

Per 100 Per 1000 |
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Cherry Trees, 2 years, sweet varieties - - - - $20 00 $175 00 |
es “2 years, assorted, mostly sour - - - 18 00 150 00 |

ns “2 years, second size = : i : 12 00 100 00 |

LEADING VARIETIES.
Black Tartarian, Gov. Wood, Early Richmond,
Downer’s Late Red, Rockport Bigarreau, English Morello,
Black Eagle, May Duke, Reine Hortense.
Yellow Spanish, Belle d’Choisey, Carnation.

Napoleon Bigarreau, Belle Magnifique,

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Per 100
Standard Trees, 2 and 3 years, 5 to7 feet - - - - 25 00

7 «2. aNq 3 years, 4 to 5 feet - - - 20 00
LEADING VARIETIES.

Lombard, Yellow Egg, Jefierson,

German Prune, Wild Goose, Bradshaw,

Monroe, Imperial Gage, Prince’s Yellow Gage.

Washington, Peach,

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Per 100
Cherry, 1 year, - - - - - - 30. 00
White Grape, 1 year, - = = = = s 30. 00
SEE DEINGS:
Per 1000
Pear, 1 year, No. 1, entirely free from blight, - - - - - 14 00
Ll year, No. 2 - - - - - - - - 7 00
Cherry, l year, No.l - - - - - - - - - 10 00
oh 1 year, No. 2 - - - - - - - - - 7 00

SEEDS AND PITS.

We shall be prepared to furnish seeds and pits in their proper season as follows:
Apple Seeds, Pear Seeds, American Sweet Chestnuts, Mazzard Cherry Pits, Plum
Pits, Horse Chestnuts, Black Walnut, Norway Maple.

BUDS AND SGIONS:

Apple, Pear, Plum and Cherry Buds and Scions supplied in their season at very
lowest rates.

GRABES:

Gratts of Apple, Pear and Plum put up during winter of ‘74 and ‘75 by experi-
enced men. Prices given on application.

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