60 TRANSACTIONS OF THE 



J, B. Morrill, 304 Broadway, New- York, for a new article of 

 quince conserve. Diploma. 



M. B. Espy, Philadelphia, Pa., for extra natural preserved 

 peaches. Bronze medal. 



Miscellaneous Articles. 



John L. Mason, 248 Canal street, New- York, for the best self- 

 sealing jars. Diploma. 



J. Brown, 248 Canal street, New- York, for the best self-sealing 

 cans. Diploma. 



Quinby L Kellogg, 375 Greenwich street, N. Y., for yeast pow- 

 der and lemon sugar. Bronze medal. 



Schoonmaker and Van Dine, 110 Beeckman street, New-York, 

 for good crackers. Diploma. 



Belling & Kirsinger, 111^ Third avenue. New- York, for the 

 best maccaroni. Diploma. 



Joseph Lombard, 31 West Fortieth street. New- York, for mac- 

 caroni. Diploma. 



Robert Burnet, 167 Third avenue. New- York, for wire w'ork 

 for garden purposes. Bronze medal. 



Peter Archdeacon, jr.. Canal street, corner of Broadway, New- 

 York, for assortment of New England poj^ped corn. Diploma. 



Hills & Stringer, 98 Fourth avenue, New-York, for Dandelion 

 coflee, " good article." Bronze medal. 



A. M. Edwards, 289 Broadway, for aquarium tanks. Bronze 

 medal. 



William R. Prince, Flushing, L. I., for the best Chinese pota- 

 toes, " Dio'scorea Batatas." Silver medal. 



Edwin Henry, Flushing, L. I., for Chinese potatoes, " Dioscorea 

 Batatas." Diploma. 



B. P. Cahoons, Kenosha, Wis., for mammoth rhubarb. Dip. 

 A. Bagley, New Haven, Conn., for superior perpetual rasp- 

 berries. Diploma. 



James C. Provoost,Greenpoint, N. Y., for blackberry brandy and 

 Isabella wine. Diploma. 



Mrs. M. A. Grover, New Brunswick, N. J., for good tomato 

 wine and raspberry syrup. Diploma. 



Mrs. M. A. Weir, Brooklyn, L . I. , for good tomato catsup. Dip. 



