38G STATE IJOAIII) OF AGltlCULTURE. 



Best busliPl of oats, E. II. Wmts, East Siigiii;i\v $5 00 



2«I do.. A. .T. Hiinows. l roy 3 00 



Best ltu>lK'l i>f \vi liter l):iil('v, I). Wooilman, I'aw Paw 5 00 



2tl do., H. K. 15i<lw('ll. nymoiith 3 00 



Best liiHliel of iloiit corn, in rar, II, i . liidwell, PlymoiUh 5 00 



2d do,, J. F, llal)ler, Ann Arljor 3 00 



Best huslu'l Hint corn, in oar, II. K. Ul dwell, Plymouth 5 00 



2d do,, U'ni, l{. Plu'Ips, Wis Beaver 3 00 



Be.st biisliel other variety ofcoi-n, Tlios. J.angley, Greenfield 5 00 



2 I do., Geo, Ford, Dearborn 3 00 



Best bnsiiel of pea.s, G. W. Prescott, Grand llapids .') 00 



2d do , G. W. Prescott, Grand Rapids 3 00 



Best bushel of white beans, David Woodman, Paw Paw 5 00 



2d do., K. M, Webster, Armada .. 3 00 



Best bu-hel !arji;e clover seed, G. W. Prescott, Grand Rapids 6 00 



2d do., David Geddes, Saginaw City 3 00 



Best bushel small clover seed, G. W. Prescott, Grand Rapids 5 00 



2d do,, J, M. Blowers, Ijawrence 3 00 



Best bushel timothy seed, G. W. Prescott, Grand Rapids 5 00 



2d do., R. W\ Webster, Armada 3 00 



Best bushel of buckwheat, G. W. Prescott, Grand Rapids 3 00 



2d do., James M. Hill, Ann Arbor . 2 00 



Best sample ot hops, H. D. Cutting, Clinton 2 00 



Best bushel of seed— new variety grass, H. D. Cutting, Clinton 2 00 



Best exhibition field seeds, David Woodman, Paw Paw 10 00 



Best assortment garden seeds, W. L. "Walters, Utica 10 00 



Best display and collection of the several kinds of grain in heads, arranged 



and named, David Woodman, Paw Paw 10 00 



2d do., G. W. Prescott, Grand Kapids 5 00 



Best display of a collection of the several kinds of grain heads, with stool 

 and roots entire, accompanied by the berry, and with samples of its 



flour, David Woodman, Paw Paw 10 00 



2d do., A. B. Travis, Brandon 5 00 



Best display and collection of corn in the car, David Woodman, Paw Paw.. 10 00 



2d do., il. B. Chapman, Reading 5 00 



H. P. MERRILL, 



J. C. DAY'ION, 



J. P. WKTHEKILL, 



Viewing Committee, 



CLASS 33-ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. 



Best display of roots and vegetables, E. H. Wurts, East Saginaw $12 00 



2d do., David Geddes, Saginaw City 10 00 



3d do., C. Van Haaften, Kalamazoo 5 00 



Best 3 varieties of early potatoes, W. L. Walters, Utica 3 00 



2d do.. C. Van Haaften, Kalamazoo 2 00 



Best 3 varieties of late potatoes, D. Geddes, Saginaw City 3 00 



2d do., H. B. Chapman, Reading 2 00 



Best sample of early late potatoes, D. Geddes, Saginaw City 3 00 



2d do., Charles Lerchen, Greenfield 2 00 



Best samples of late potatoes, C. Van Haaften, Kalamazoo 3 00 



2d do., E. H. Wurts, East Saginaw 2 00 



Best sample of sweet potatoes, H. B. Chapman, Reading 3 00 



2d do., E. H. Wurts, East Saginaw 2 00 



Best dozen of blood beets, Steve Marx, 1st Gratiot toll gate 2 00 



2d do., II. C. Engle, Detroit 1 00 



Best dozen of turnip beets, H. C. Engel, Detroit 2 00 



2ddo..E. H. Wurts, East Saginaw 1 00 



Best dozen of sugar beets. E. H. Wurts, East Saginaw 2 00 



2d do., D. Geddes, Saginaw City 1 00 



Best dozen of white or vellow beets, E. H. Wurts, East Saginaw 2 00 



2d do., C. Van Haaften. Kalamazoo 2 00 



Best dozen of beets for table use. E. H. Wurts, East Saginaw 2 00 



2d do., D. Geddes, Saginaw City. 1 00 



Best collection of 5 kinds of beets, E. H. Wurt:s, East Saginaw 3 00 



2d do., C. Van Haaften, Kalamazoo 2 00 



