150 DEPARTMENT REPORTS. 



W. Atlce Burpee & Co., Philadelphia: 



Various vegetable seeds. 

 D. M. Ferry & Co., Detroit: 



Seeds of Dwarf Sugar Edible Pod Pea. 

 N. York Experiment Station, through E. S. Goff": 



Tubers of Solauum Maglia and S. Jamesii. 

 J. D. Likely, Jefferf<on, Mich.: 



Scions of the Likely apple. 

 /. R. Johnson, Dallas, Texas: 



Plants of Never Fail Fig, Dallas Blackberry and Hendricks Almond. 

 John Wragg, Waukee, Iowa: 



Scions of Haskel Sweet, London Sweet and Saxton apples, and Wragg 

 cherry trees. 

 S. Gordon, Sergeantsville, N. Jersey: 



Scions of many new and choice varieties of apples. 

 Peter M. Gideon, Excelsior, Minnesota: 



Scions of twenty varieties of hardy apples. 

 Forestry Division, U. S. Department of Agriculture, by B. E. Fernoiu: 



Seeds of Nordmann's Fir, Siberian Larch, and Siberian Fir, (Abies Nord- 

 manniana, Larix Sibirica Ledb., Abies Sibirica Ledh.) 

 A. W. Livingston's Sons, Columbus, Ohio: 



Various vegetable seeds. 

 J. B. Hoot & Co., liockford, Illinois: 



Various vegetable and flower seeds. 

 James B. Wild S Bros, Sarcoxie, Missouri: 



Three Chinese Cling Peach Trees. 

 Hon. H. C. Sherioood, Watervliet, Mich.: 



Scions of Mother Apple. 

 John N. Evans. Lewiston, Idaho: 



Scions of Idaho Pear and a seedling apple. 

 J. G. Eamsdell, South Haven, Mich.: 



Scions of Yellow Newtown Pippin and Jefferis Apples. 

 Dr. C. E. Davison, Wayland, Mich.: 



Plants of a new black raspberry. 

 C. F. Leipprandt, Hayes, Mich.: 



Scions of German Prune and three seedling apples. 

 Hamor, Kunz, lioscoe & Co., Du Bois, Penn.: 



Three Boyer's Medicated Plant Protectors. 

 F. R. Palmer, Mansfield, Ohio: 



Plants of Palmer raspberry. 

 T. H Hopkins, M. D., Neioport, Vermont: 



Scions of various Kussiau apples. 

 Chas. Mohr, Mobile, Ala.: 



Seeds of Cratsegus brachyacantha, C. berberifolia, C. sestivis. 

 Mattheiu Craiuford, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio : 



Plants of Crawford and Ada strawberries. 

 Thomas Wilde, Coopersville, Mich.: 



Plants of Gothic strawberry. 

 R. Johnson, Shortsville, JV. Y.: 



Plants of Johnston's Sweet Black-cap, Ontario strawberry and Erie 

 blackberry. 



