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LIST OF STOCK.

Januat^y 19, 1892.

1 75 - K A F -
JULiV 1923 i

IT. S. D^tment of Agricult

ALABAMA

l^UHSEHV CO]V[PA]^Y,

(INCORPORATED,)

E. A. CHASE, President. H. S. CHASE, Treasurer.

C. Fi CHASE, Secretary.

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Orders received in season will be made up in car shipments to St.
Louis and Cincinnati. Thus saving customers delays and charges.

Price of boxes, &c., see page 7 Trade List this season.

For the convenience of parties who do not know us, we refer to any of
the banks or business houses of Huntsville; Storrs & Harrison Company,
Painesville, O.; C. W. Reed & Co., Sacramento, Cal.

Peach, Plum, Apricot and Cherry offered in this list are unusually well
branched, short bodied stocky trees.

We will be glad to send samples of any stock.

fLUM on peach. } P^-f,-^,

I Year. Well Branched. S '* 0 10

Abundance, or Botan 194

Kelsev Japan 700

P Pissardi 790

P. vSimoni 1050

Satsuraa 37

5 to 6 feet
Per M $80
" C8 50

870
*650
1260

4 to 5 feet
Per M *70
" C 7.50
1200
600
670
1510
400

3 to 4 feet
Per M *55
0 6.50
1610
3280
100
910
1510

2 to 3 feet
Per M 137
"05

840

135
1800

1 to 2 feet

PLUM OA J^yrobolaA?

I Year. Branched. S

Abundance, or Botan

Golden Beauty ,

Kelsey Japan

P. Simoni

Sitsunia

Wild Goose

Pr M 5120 Pr M $100
" C 13.50 " C 11

90

120
200
60
82

435

200
50

Per M 575 Per M 545
" C 8 " C 6

600
380
180

425
110

15
300
3(10
490
410
170

Per M UO

" C 5

190
240

85
170

90
260

flPPl.T^ OVr>^r-c, 6 to 7 feet 6 to 7 feet 4)^ to 6 ft 4 to feet 1 Year Whips.

t\rvui.O. C Years. i n.ietoln %toll-16 ^to^ less than ^ 4 to 5 feet 3 to 4 feet 2 to .'^ feet
Clean and Thrifty. j Per iM $65 Per M t4o Per M tSS Per M +2i) Per M «4_0 Per M 533 Per M $30

Arkansas or Mam. Blk. Twig.

Ablemarle Pippin

Am. Sum Pear main

Bentley Sweet

Ben Davis

Buckin^liam

Carter's Blue

Car. Keel June

Duch. of Oldenbg ~

Ka. Harvest

Ea. May

Fall Pippin

Golden Ru><seti;

Golden Sweet

Mass

Horse

Hatcher's Seedling

Kinnard's Choice

Llmbertwig

Larye Striped Pearmain..

Magnum Bonum

Maidens Blush

Nickajack

Nansemond Beauty

Pevvaukee

Ronianite

Ked Astrachan

Pawles Jenuett

Kock

Home Beauty

Koyal Limhertwig

Smith's Cider

Shockley

Shannon

AVeallhy

Wine Sap

AVinter Wine

W^illow Twig

Va Greening

Yates

Yellow Transparent

York Imperial

Cl^AB APPLIES.

Hyslop

Kentucky Ked

Large Yellow Siberian

Trahsdendent

ST/iNDApD pE/\pS 1 VtoV-in'

Two Years. \ Per M Per $85 Per M S70 Per M S50
Grafted on French Roots. J " C 10 " C 10 " C 9 " C 7

Bartlett 1700 2050 1000 1.300

Bartlelt-Seckel 150 2.30 1,50 250

B. d'Anjou 70 300 ;300

Belle Lucrative ... ;i0

Ciapp's Favoritl ••• 140

Flemish Beauty 19 14

Howell ... 26

Kieffer l&B 7»»0 700

Lawrence 23 32

Sheldon 30 138

Vicar 10 32

Vt. Beauty ... 372 200

Bartlett, to 54, 5 to 6 feet, @ ?120 per M, #12.5C per C 1500

to 3^. 6 to 7 feet, @ 15 " C 450

Kieffer, ^ to 6 to 7 feet, @ 15 C 300

5 to 6 feet 4 to 5 feet 3 to 4 feet 2 to 3 feet

Pr M S300 Pr M ^275 Pr M ?250

" C 35 " C 30 " C 25

IDAHO— One Year 590 1926 169)

PrMS125 PrMSlGO Per M S90
Kieffer— One Year 6000 lOOOO 7000

riWA'RF PFARS ? 4 to 5 feet 3 to 4 feet 2 to 3 feet

uvvarvr j-L-nrxo. f Per m ^75 Per M *70 PerM?55

One Year Whips, Fine. ^ '* C 8 - C 7 50 " C 6

B d'Aujou ... 10

j'uchess d'Ang 1900 500

Louise Bonne 150 ... 50

Seckel ... 200

Vicar 136 200 70

C 6

C 5

" C 4

" C 3

C 5

"04

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60
DU

9100

4900

1000

l^^O

17^

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11 'U

1 "^0
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9=^

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1 vui

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190

910

90
zw

10

ou

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650

3-50

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lin

tov

lOOO

tHJU

fiOO

ODO

MOO

700

^OO

90

10

20

20

...

on

1 1 ^

llO

10

10

I'i

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920

200

1500

2.T00

100

Z < o

60

oOO

110

QO

90

700

900

835

170

O 1 o

210

9Art

...

PAC\
no'J

9fiO

100

991

loo

*^10

Oil.

1000

OV\)

OoU

910

170

110

fiO

f^O

90

600

1 Vlii

'^OO

10
1 1 1

10

11/

Sr>n

OOO

910

It' J

5( 1

97(»

1^0

25'X)

VlOO

130

60

300

7f)0

loo

'^00

inn

120

60

60

10o

110

17=i

210

285

500

1000

1^0

110

oo

60

5<i0

9-10

110

110

90

1 ^00

'^OO

loo

1 .'U

135

4<i(»

1.50

•SO

;i5

500

610

39(J

320

800

12(H)

500

395

110

110

KK)

175

210

50

%

3lo

160

130

50

260

60

45

...

a5

6.5(»

1800

1000

2.360

80

110

65

45

105

80

400

3.50

loo

110

70

700

luoo

60

15

15

15

10

i'o

200

350

CHEJRplES. lyear.l 3 to 4 feet 2 to 3 feet

Well branched, except ^ ^.^^n^'^'a

Lamaurie and Windsor. J ^ ^ ^

Ea. Richmond 1500 800

Eng. Morello 80 300

Grotte Imperial 40 200

Large Montmorency 350 700

Olivet lOGO 470

Ostheime 120

Ea. Lamaurie 30

1 to 2 feet
Per $40
" C 5

500
5U0

150
300
100

Earlv Lamaurie, 5 to 6 feet, @ ^10 per C .....200

Windsor, 5 to 6 feet, @ 10 per C 110

NOTE.— Our Peach Seedlings are grown from natural pits procured in the mountains of North Alabama,
East Tennessee and West North Carolina, where Yellows or any disease incident to the Peach is unknown.
The 3 to 4, 9-16 to 5-8. and 2 to 3 feet heavy grades, are EXTRA WELL BRANCHED, STOCKY TREES.

PEACH. i 9i?t^i?i^

OneYeir, j ^^^^

Alexander

Ark Traveller

Amelia 50

Amsden

Blood Cling

Chinese Cling 350

Crawford's Eariy 1090

Crawford's Late

Colnmbirt 40

Early Beatrice

Early lillotson 40

Early Kivers

Early York

Foster 14^0

Family Favorite 75

F. 8t. Sohn

General Lee

Hearh Cling

Jessie Kerr

Lemon Cling 60

Lady In gold 35

Lord Falmerston

Lew Late 70

Mt. Rose

JNluir

O. M Cling 100

O. Free

Picquet's Late

Reeves' Favorite

Sal way

Sally Worrell f

Stump

Susquehanna 80

Troth's Early

Thurber

Wager

Waterloo

Wheatland

Wonderfui 1900

3 to 4 feet
9-16 to %
Per M §40

3 to 4 feet
7 to 9-1*1
Per M 735

2 to 3 feet

Heavy
Per M -i27

" C 4 50

C 4

C

zy

33

00

OO"

4Zu

2HU

ioo

iUUU

olUU

±ouu

1 Qfirt

1 aoA
11 'yU

loUU

loDO

i()

40

97

43

300

190

680

800

47

65

2100

1700

730

IHO

117

50

175

199

bO

350

350

60

1200

1195

635

1100

135

25

80

49

90

TOO

100

900

100

a50

290

600

300

325

25

400

290

60

60

720

130

390

40

133

345

125

44

141

225

100

25

250

55

100

189

340

242

290

220

227

190

140

200

80

550

400

2100

550

6 feet and up, 855 per M

2 to 3 feet

Light
Per M S2()
" C 3
210
390
600
780

600
2700
1450

90
130

900
200
900

1000
500

415
200

85

400
1000

1 to 2 feet

Per M S15

" C 2

420

300
3200

350
100

170
75
350
50
90
800
160
1200
90
20
40
175
100
535
900
150
20

200
100

io

80

80
535

.6*6
430

86 per C.

150 Chinese Cling 32o Crawford's Ea 275 Foster 300 Wonderful

5 to 6 feet, % to %, 850 per M, 56 per C 200 Crawford Early, 650 Wouderfui

ELBERTA— 9^16 to 4 to 6 feet, fine, 860 per M, 86.50 per C 3500

6 ft. & up.

On Peach Stocl^s. h^*®!' -^'^

I year. Well branched. Fine J

Alexander

Budd

Gibb

Nicholas

Catherine

Skobelolf

EUROPEAN VARIETIES.

1 Y^ear ou Peach. Fine.

St Ambrose

Large Early

Peach

5 to 6 feet
Per M $70

4 to 5 feet
Per IVl S63

3 to 4 feet
Per M #45

2 to 3 feet
Per M -^0

1 to 2 feet
Per M 830
4

C 8

" C 7.50

" C 7

" C 5

" C 5 " C

270

500

800

1500

550 150

75

60

114

195

125 30

70

110

220

4-50

175 30

250

200

5(t0

470

80 120

600

620

670

860

150

75

140

250

710

390

3-5

20

70

40

70

20

I

The extra and No. 1 grades are strong well rooted plants, but not as well rooted as Fredonia No. 1
vines usually are. No. 3 are not good enough for retail trade, but will do for vineyard purposes.

Concord, Extra, 820 per M.
Concord, No. 1, 15 per M.
Concord, No. 3. 7 per M,
Niagara, Extra, 40 per M.
Niagara, No. 1. 30 per M.
Niagara, No. 3 15 per M.

SNYDER BLACKBERRY— 3600 from root cuttings, extra strong. @ m per M.

Ol^flR^VIEriTfiLi TITHES KfiD Sfl^^DBS.

Perl 00 PerlCOO

Silver Maple 7 to 9 feet : 812 50

.Silver Maple. 5 to 7 feet 10 00

Russian i\>ulberry, 5 to 7 feet : 10 00

Russian Mulberry. 4 to 5 feet 8 50

Willow Babvlonica. 9 to 12 feet 12 50

Willow Babylonica, 7 to 9 feet 10 00

Dnetzia Creneta, 2 to 2^ feet-Fine 6 00

White Tar. Honeysuckle. 15 inches 5 00

Spirea Van Houtte, 2 feet— Fine 8 00

Spirea Aurea. 2 feet— Fine 8 00

Spirea Prunifolia. 2 feet— Fine , 8 00

Wigella Rosea. 2 to 2H feet— Fine 7 00

Wieelia White, 2 to 2^ feet— Fine 7 no

Hydrangea, well rooted plants. 8 to 12 inches 4 50

California Privet, 18 to 24 inches, bushy, 3 to 5 branches 3 00 $22 00

3 to 4 feet, three years, twice transplanted. S25 00 8200 00

2 to 3 feet, three vears, twice transplanted 2o 00 175 00

1 to 2 feet, two years, once transplanted 15 00 125 00

AjviEiRiCflfi RHiBOHVirm.

12 to 18 inches S 4 00 $33 00

18 to 24 inches 4 00 35 00

24 to 36 inches 6 00 50 00

36 to 48 inches 10 00 75 00

J^OSES.

All wood left on, or cut back to two feet at option of customer.
Special — Following four varieties are on own roots:

Baltimore Bell (4500), heavy, 3 to 5 feet of wood, first class roots $ 7 00 $60 00

Baltimore Bell, light. 1 to 2 feet of wood, few roots, just the thing to transplant 30 00

Queen of Prairie, heavy 8 50 80 00

Queen of Prairie, light. 1 to 2 feet of wood, few roots, for transplanting as 00

Madam Plantier (6000). 8 to 10 branches, fine roots 8 00 75 00

Madam Plantier. light for transplanting 83 00

Magna Charta (1000), 3 to 4 feet, 6 to 10 branches 11 00 100 00

fl. P. on ^Vlanetti.

810 GO $90 00

Anna de Deishbach Cardinal Patrizi Duch= of Edenburg Ferd de'Lesseps

Maurice Bernardin Magna Charter

flssot»ted Tea Hoses from Open Ground.

One and Two Years. Strong plants. • Per 10 Per 100

fl 50 #12 50

Bon Saline Earnest Metz Marie Van Houtti Perle des Jardins

Blanch Rebatel George Pernet Marie Guillot Pierre Guillot

Catherine Mermet ^ Jean Drevon Meteor Queen Scarlet

Coq de Lyon Jas Sprunt Mignonette Sou. d' Ami

Dnch. Brabant Mad. Welch Parquett Wm Allen Richardson

Etoile de' Lyon Mad. Lombard Papa Gontier