124 POTATOES AND POTATO CUIiTUKE 



154. Daybreak. — This variety is the result of a cross between 

 Seneca Beauty and Polaris. Season medium early; color nearly 

 white; shape oval. 



155. John Bull. — A new variety of the same origin as Day- 

 break. Size large; shape oblong to long; color light red; sea- 

 son late. 



156. Vermont Gold Coin. — A new main crop variety of much 

 promise. Tubers white with tinge of yellow; skin netted, de- 

 noting good quality; shape oblong and thick, somewhat irreg- 

 ular. 



157. \ Icktor [1 ick^s JVo. 9). — A new early variety that prom- 

 ises well. Size medium; shape nearly round, somewhat flat- 

 tened; skin nearly white, slightly netted. 



159. Crine''s Lightning. — Shape oblong to long; color pink, 

 marked Avith lighter stripes and heavily overlaid with russet. 



161. Columbia. — An early white variety of some promise; 

 shape oblong; color white; skin smooth; eyes shallow. 



162. Old Glory. — Season late; size medium to large; shape 

 oblong; color red. 



163. Perfection. — Size small to medium; shape oval, quite 

 irregular; skin flesh color mottled and clouded with deep pink. 

 Undesirable. 



164. No7'cross. — A new late variety that promises to be a 

 heavy cropper. Tubers large; shape oval; color white. 



165. Keeper. — Season late; shape nearly round, quite irreg- 

 ular; skin smooth and red; eyes prominent; quality poor. 

 Undesirable. 



167. Early Michigan. — Season early; color white; shape long. 

 Worthy of further trial. 



