
|, New York AgricurturaL Experiment STATION. 209 
April 17. M. E. Hinkley, Marcus, Iowa, one each of Marcus 
~ and Pilot. 
April 20. Josiah G. Youngken, Richlandtown, Penn., cions of 
_ Hughes, Tobias and Smiley. 
May 11. George A. Sweet, Dansville, N. Y., two each Diamond 
and Spaulding. 
Potato. 
March 25. F. B. Van Ornan, Lewis, Iowa, one tuber of Van 
Ornan’s Superb. 
March 29. R. Johnston, Shortsville, N. Y., Reed’s Seedling and 
Kent. | 
April 17. R. C. Barless, Rose, N. Y., five tubers of Early May. 
April 20, 8. J. Smith, Manchester, N. Y., Early Six Weeks. 
- June 27. J. C. Vaughn, Chicago, Ill., one-half peck World’s 
Fair. 
Pomp. 
February 9. F. E. Myers & Brother, Ashland, O., one bucket 
spray pump. 
QUINCE. 
January 23. Luther Burbank, Santa Rosa, Cal., Van Deman 
and Santa Rosa. 
| RaspBerry. 
April 14. Albaugh Nursery Co., Tadmor, O., six Haynes seed- 
ling unnamed blackcap. 
April 15. A. H. Griesa, Lawrence, Kan., twenty-four Kansas. 
April 17. W. N. Scarff, New Carlisle, O., three Fruitland and 
six Eureka. 
April 18. CO. H. Manwaring, Lawrence, Kan., Manwaring No. 1. 
April 21. Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, N. Y., six Super- 
lative. 
April 6. G. W. Cline, Winona, Ont., six Cline. 
STRAWBERRY. 
March 29. Dayton Star Nurseries, Dayton, O., twelve 
Shuckless. 
April 6. Jackson & Perkins, Newark, N. Y. 2 bwanty tye plants 
each Eureka, Rush and Number One. ! 
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