
New York AGRICULTURAL ExprRimentT Srarion. Bo. 
oo April 17. Of J. W. Adams & Co., Springfield, Mass., twenty-five 
plants of Hampden strawberry. 
_ April 17. Of VanVleck & Wheeler, Hart Lot, N. Y., two bags of 
' grape and small fruit fertilizer, one bag winter and spring fertil- 
izer, one bag potato fertilizer, one bag corn fertilizer, one sack 
lawn dressing. 
April 18. Of Reuben C. Hart, West Torrington, Ct., plants of 
Pioneer red raspberry. 
April 19. Of D. S. Marvin, Watertown, N. Y., cuttings of Nos. 
1, 2, 3 and 4 grapes. 
April 19. Of George W. Trowbridge, Glendale, Ohio, twelve 
_ plants Ivanhoe strawberry. 
a April 19. Of J. Wragg & Sons, Waukee, Iowa, two trees each of 
Wrae’s cherry, Lithors Weisthal, and Loutovka. 
April 19. Of Edward Gillett, Southwick, Mass., one package of 
—  Nelumbium Luteum roots. 
' April 19. Of D. S. Myers & Son, Bridgeville, Del., peach trees 
' as follows: Two Myers Seedling, one late, one Borioe 
. April 19. Of Daniel Batchelor, Utica, N. Y., three packages of 
grass seed. 
April 20. Of George W. Trowbridge, Glendale, Ohio, twelve 
plants of Haverland strawberry. 
y April 22. Of John Nogle, Plymouth, Ohio, samples of Nogle, 
a Governor Foraker, Mrs. Foraker, and Ohio Centennial potatoes. 
q _ April 23. Of Alfred Rose, Penn Yan, N. Y., samples of Ontario 
_ _ and Peruvian potatoes; also two plants of Ambrosia grape. 
. April 23. Of T. S. Hubbard & Co., Fredonia, N. Y., one vine 
each of forty-four varieties of grape. 
_ April 23. Of Bronson & Hopkins, Geneva, N. Y., eight varieties 
__ of species of ornamental trees for arboretum. 
April 23. Of Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, N. Y., varieties as 
_ follows: Twenty-four pear, fourteen plum, sixteen peach, six 
__ apricot, three cherry, twenty-four apple, nine grape, three goose- 
berry, four raspberry, one currant. 
April 24. Of George W. Trowbridge, Glendale, Ohio, twelve 
Pj plants of Ohio strawberry. 
ae | rate 24. Of Field Force Pump Company, one “ OU unc 
spray” nozzle for insecticide work. 
April 24. Of Albertson & Hobbs, Bridgeport, Marion Co., Ind., 
_two trees each of Indian apple and Robinson plum. | 
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