Tot.. C. 



GENESEE FARMER. 



1S9 



Second best, do., 3 00 



Third best, do., vol. Transactions. 



B3.'t acre of potatoes, 5 00 



Second best, do., 3 00 



Third best, do.. vol. Transactions. 



Bj.^t hall-bushel of potatoes grown from seed, 5 00 



Second best, do., 3 00 



Third best, do., vol. Transactions. 



Best hall-acre riita baga, 5 00 



Second best, do., 3 00 



Third best, do., vol. Transactions. 



Best half-acre of mangel wurtzel, 5 00 



Second best, do., 3 00 



Third best, do., vol. Transactions. 



Best half-acre sugar beet, 5 00 



Second best, do., 3 00 



Third be^^t, do., vol. Transactions. 



Best quarter acre of carrots, • • • • 5 00 



Second best, do., 3 00 



Third best, do., vol. Transactions. 



Best quarter acre of parsnepe, 5 00 



Second best, do., 3 00 



Thrid best, do., vol. Transactions. 



(One-third of the premiums to be paid in books.) 

 Judges. — Caleb R. Hobbie, Irondequoit ; Jirah 

 Blackmer, Wheatland ; N. Haywood, Brighton. 



BUTTEB. HONEY AND SUGAR. 



Best 10 lbs. butter, in rolls, $3 00 



Second best, do., vol Transactions. 



Best 20 lbs. packed butter made in May or June, 3 00 



Second best, do., vol. Transactions. 



Best 10 lbs. honey, 3 00 



Second best, do., two vols. Genesee Farmer. 



Best 1 lbs. n.aple sugar, 3 00 



Second best, do., two vols. Genesee Farmer. 



Judges. — James P. Fogg, Rochester; H. N. 

 Langworthy, Irondequoit: Amos Sawyer, Rochester. 



All domestic articles, including butter, cheese, su- 

 gar, kc, must be labeled with the name and resi- 

 dence of the owner. 



HORTUmURAl. 



(Funds raised by Gardeners and Amateurs.) 



For the best 12 varieties of apples, 3 of each, $2 00 



Second best, do., vol. Transactions, 



Third bet^t, do two vols. Gene^^ee Farmer. 



For the best dozen pears, plums, peaches and 



quinces, 1 00 



For the best new seedling apple, pear, and 



peach, each, vol. Transactions. 



For the best sample of grapes ripened in the 



open air, 2 00 



Second best, do., vol. Transactions. 



Third best, do., two vols. Genesee Farmer. 



For the best two each, of musk melons, water 



melons, pumpkins, squashes, & egg plants, 1 00 

 For the best two heads each, of cauliflower and 



brocoli, 1 00 



Best six each, of beets, carrots, parsneps, tur- 



neps, salsify, celery, cabbages, onions, and 



tomatoes, each kind, 1 00 



Best assortmeni of double dahlias, . . vol . Tr. and 1 00 



Second best, vol. American Institute and 1 00 



Best assortment of cut flowers,.. vol. Transactions. 



Second best, do.,- • • ; 1 00 



Judges. — P. Barry, Rochester; John Donnallan, 

 Greece ; Edward Hooker, Brighton. 



NOVENUMERATED ARTICLES. 



Judges. — Alexander Kelsey, Rochester ; J. W, 

 Bissell, Brighton ; William Kidd, Rocheeter. 



AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEXTS. 



Discretionary Premiums will be awarded for all 

 Implements presenting any new improvements, or 

 otherwise deserving of particular cornm- ndation. 



Judges. — L. B. Langworthy, Greece ; B. F. 

 Smith, Rochester ; Marcus Adams, Ogden. 



PLOWING MATCH. 



To the owner of the team which plows one-fourth 

 of an acre best within sixty minutes, 



Colman's Reports and $2 00 



Second best, vol. Transactions and 2 00 



Third best, vol. American Institute and 2 00 



Fourth best, 2 00 



The depth of the furrow must not be less than six 

 inches, and the width not less than ten inches. 



Judges. — Elisha Harmon, Wheatland ; John H. 

 Robinson, Henrietta ; Dennis Church. 



ON FARMS. 



For the best managed farm, not lees tfcan 40 acres, 

 reference being had to the general system of ma- 

 nagement and the profits obtained, rather than to 

 natural advantages or expensive improvements, 



four vols. Transactions and $5 00 



Second best, Colman's Reports and 4 00 



Third best, two vols. Transactions and 3 00 



Fourth best, two vols. Transactions and 2 00 



Fifth best, two vols. Transactions and 1 00 



Sixth best, two vols. Transactions. 



Committee. — D. Lee, L. B. Langworthy, John H. 

 Robinson, Elisha Harmon, Romanta Hart, T. H. 

 Hyatt. 



LADIES' DEPARTMENT. 



Best 1 yards home i dde flannel, $3 GO 



Second, do., two vols. Genesee Farmer. 



Best 1 yards domestic fulled cloth, 3 00 



Second, do., two vols. Genesee Farmer. 



Best one-fourth lb. sewing silk, 3 00 



Second best, vol. Transactions. 



Third best, two vols. Genesee Farmer. 



Best specimen of domestic manufactured silk, 3 00 



Second best, vol. Transactions. 



Third best, two vols. Genesee Farmer. 



Judges.— Wi\\\\i Kirby, Henrietta ; T. H. Hyatt, 

 Rochester; Mrs. John H. Robinson, Henrietta ; 

 Mrs. Elisha Harmon, Wheatland ; Mrs. Joel Pound, 

 Rochester. 



DISCRETION ArF PREMIUMS. 



Discretionary Premiums to be awarded to females 

 for articles of domestic manufacture, not enumera- 

 ted, according to the funds of the Society. 



Judges. — James H. Watts, Rochester : William 

 C. Cornell, Henrietta ; Mrs. John Rowe, Riga; Mrs. 

 F. P. Root, Sweden ; Mrs. John Ayrault, Perin- 

 ton. 



COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. FOR THE FAIR 



AND CATTLE SHOW. 



L. B. Langworthy, T. H. Hvatt, James K. 

 Watts, James P. Fogg, James Whitney. 



