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ONE QUARTER ACRE SWEEDISH TURNIPS. 



For the best quarter acre of Sweedish Turnips, A. W. Merrill of 



Sandisfield, 4 00 



2d do., Milton Adams of New Marlboro', 3 00 



3d do., George Cropper of Sheffield, 2 00 



ONE QUARTER ACRE CABBAGES. 



For the best quarter acre of Cabbages, F. K. Hinckley of Lee, 4 00 



2d do., A. Bradley of Lee, 3 00 



3d do., F. Brocher of Monterey, 2 00 



CRANBERRIES. 



There was but one entry of Cranberries and that not the required 

 amount of land, and as John M. Cook's patch of Lenox, did 

 not produce but about half the usual yield, we award him 3 00 



ONE ACRE HOPS. 



For the best one acre of Hops, George W. Hollenbeck, Egremont, 5 00 

 2d do., H. D. Hollenbeck of Egremont, 4 00 



3d do., Elisha Collins of Great Barrington, 3 00 



ONE QUARTER ACRE TOBACCO. 



For the best one quarter acre of Tobacco, Hamlin F. Clark of 



Tyringham, 4 00 



2d do., A. H. Pease of Lee, 3 00 



3d do., Nehemiah Palmer of New Marlboro', 2 00 



ONE QUARTER ACRE SOWED CORN. 



For the best one quarter acre of Sowed Corn, C. O. Perkins of 



Becket, 5 00 



2d do., William A. Bunce of Alford, 4 00 



3d do., Henry M. Bassett of Lee, 3 00 



4th do., Stephen Powell of New Marlboro', 2 00 



There was not any Broom Corn entered. 



Henry Dresser, 



William Stoddard, ]~ Conn ittee. 



John N. Rorbi: 



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SEEDS AND VEGETABLES. 



Seldom if ever has there been a larger or better collection of seeds and 

 vegetables presented for examination than the present year ; and from so 

 many specimens worthy of premiums, the committee found it no easy task 

 to decide who the successful competitors should be ; while they deeply re- 

 gretted that the limited means placed in their hands for distribution, would 

 prevent many from receiving awards that justly deserved them. 



The scattered and mixed-up condition of seeds and vegetables with agri- 

 cultural implements and mechauical productions, greatly increased our labors 



