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James Weeden, Newtown, L. I., for a sample of good Mediterra- 

 nean wheat. Trans. Am. Ins, 



Robert L. Pell, Ulster county, N. Y., for the best rye. Silver 

 medal. 



Henry A. Field, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for fine rye. Washington's 

 Letters on Agriculture. 



George Nesbitt, Hobart, Delaware county, N. Y., Alexander Smith, 

 agent, 388 Broadway, for the best oats. Silver medal. 



Robert L. Pell, Ulster county, N. Y., for rxti-a fine oats. Wash- 

 ington's Agricultural Correspondence. 



James Weeden, Newtown, L. I., for the best buckwheat. Ool- 

 man's European Agriculture. 



Robert L. Pell, Ulster county, N. Y., for a sample of fine buck' 

 wheat. Washington's Agricultural Correspondence. 



James Weeden, Newtown, L. I., for the best sample of Egyptian 

 corn. Allen's American Agriculture. 



S. B. Townsend Astoria. L. I., for a sample of good corn. Trans. 

 Am. Ins. 



Jacob P. Giraud, Jr., Bergen, N. J., for varieties of fine corn. 

 Trans. Am. Ins. 



FLOUR AND MEAL. 



Hecker & Brother, Croton Mills, New-York, for the best wheat 

 flour. Silver medal. 



A. Harmon, South Chili, N. Y., N. H. Wolfe, agent, 17 South- 

 street, for superior wheat flour. Colman's European ^Agriculture. 



J. Lathrop, Leroy-street, Clark & Coleman, agents, 18 South- 

 street, for extra fine wheat flour. Gardner's Farmer's Dictio;iary. 



Bennett & Varnum, Saratoga county, N. Y., for the best rye flour. 

 Silver medal. 



Henry A. Field, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for superior rye flour. 

 Gardner's Farmer's Dictionary. 



Franks & Stewart, Changewater, N. J., Cornelius Stewart, agent, 

 64 Dey-street, for the best kiln-dried meal. Silver medal. 



Hutchinson & Floyd, Cleveland, Ohio, J. M. Hoyt & Sons, agents, 

 176 Washington-street, for superior steam-dried meal, (by Staflbrds' 

 steam drier.) Silver medal. 



Hecker & Brothers, Croton Mills, N. Y., for superior farina. Sil 

 ver medal. 



