List of Premiums, FOR DRAUGHT. Stallions.--1st, Benj. Pettit, Bridgwater, $10; 2d, S. F. Sellea, Awarded at the N. Y. State Fair, Auburn, Sept., 1846. Lansing, $5; 3d, W. Colquhoun, Cornell, Canada, Diploma. DURHAM CATTLE. BULLS.-1st, J. M. Sherwood, Auburn, Symmetry, $15: 2d, Wm. K. Grinnell, Ledyard, Albion, $10; 3d, C. S. Button, Newark, Osceola, Diploma. Two year-old Bulls.-1st, H. N. Cary, Marcy, Oregon, $10; 2d, J. B. Packer, Saratoga, Tecumseh, Colman's Tour. Yearling Bulls.-1st, Z. B. Wakeman, Herkimer, Young Meteor, $10; 2d, A. G. Percy, Lyons, Mayflower, Colman's Tour; 3d, J. W. Bacon, Waterloo, Waterloo, Diploma. Bull Calves.-1st, Gen. Vail, Troy, Oscar, Col. Tour; 2d, J. W. Bacon, Waterloo, Diploma. Cows-1st, Geo. Vail, Troy, Lady Barrington, $15; 2d, Edw. Wells, Johnstown, Venus, $10; 3d, J. W. Bacon, Waterloo, Red Lily, Diploma. Two-year-old Heifers.-1st, H. N. Cary, Marcy, Rose, $10; 2d, J. M. Sherwood, Lalla Rookh, Col. Tour. Yearling Heifers.-1st, Z. B. Wakeman, Herkimer, Sylvia, $10; 2d, Edward Wells, Johnstown, Cleopatra, Col. Tour. Heifer Calves-1st, Geo. Vail, Troy, Willie 5th, Col. Tour; 2d, J. W. Bacon, Waterloo, Lady Jane, Diploma. Cows.-1st (not awarded); 2d, H. N. Washbon, Butternutts, $10; 3d, J, W. Bacon, Waterloo, Vol. Trans. Two-year old Heifers.-1st (not awarded); 2d, Enos T. Throop, Owasco, $10. Yearling Heifers.-1st, C. T. Baldwin, Owasco, $5; 2d, Geo. A. Mason, Jordan, Col. Tour; 3d, S. M. Brown, Elbridge, Vol. Tr. Heifer Calves.-1st, H. N. Washbon, Butternutts, Col. Tour. Discretionary premium, John G. Wheeler, Sennett, Vol. Trans. Best Single Yoke.-1st, E. Sheldon, Sennett, $15; 2d, J. S. Wadsworth, Geneseo, $10; 3d, J. M. Sherwood, Auburn, Vol Trans. Three year-old Steers.-Best yoke; 1st, J. Boies, Homer, $10; 2d, J. S. Wadsworth, Geneseo, $5; 3d, Wm. Hayden, Mentz, Diploma. Two-year-old Steers.-1st, E. Sheldon, Sennett, $10; 2d, J. Boies, Homer, Col. Tour; 3d, Amos Barnes, Sennett, Vol. Tr. Yearling Steers.-1st, Herod Otis, $8; 2d, J. Boies, Homer, Col. Tour. FAT CATTLE. Best Pair Oren.-1st and 2d, J. Boies, Homer, $15 and $10; 3d, A. Pine, Pittstown, Col. Tour. Oxen or Steers.-1st, G. T. Oliphant, Mount Morris, $10; 24, Henry Willard, Cayuga, 85. Cows or Heifers.-1st, 2d, and 3d, J. S. Wadsworth, Geneseo, $10, $5, and Vol. Trans. HORSES-For all work. Stallions.-1st, E. Fuller, Canandaigua, $10; 2d, Caleb Jasper, Marcellus, $5; 3d, Isaac Fairchild, Cortland, Diploma; 4th, Joseph Morrison, Ledyard, Vol. Trans. Brood Mares.-1st, David A. Monroe, Camillus, $10; 2d, E. A. Howland, Venice, $5; 3d, Jos. H. Stanley, Cazenovia, Diploma; 4th, J. Boies, Homer, Vol. Trans. Discretionary Premiums.-Reuben Tift, Veteran, Black Prince, Vol. Trans.; Cyrus Breed. Oswego, Golden Farmer, Vol. Trans. ; Geo. Fordon, Geneva, Perfection, Vol. Trans. | Mares.-Jos. Mabbet, Skaneateles, $10; 2d, for a grey mare, owner unknown to the committee, $5; 3d, B. F. Bonney, Hamton, Diploma. ELOOD HORSES. Stallions.-1st, Edward Long, Cambridge, Sir Henry, $10; 2d, S. W. Holmes, Chatauque co., $5; 3d, Nelson Little, Lodi, Culpepper, Diploma; 4th, Mr. Ferguson, Óswego, Kentucky Hunter, Vol. Trans. Discretionary Premiums.--John H. Gardner, Young Emperor, two years old, $10; Ira McGonegal, Virginia, Diploma. Mares.-1st, Joel B. Nott, Albany, $10; 2d, Isaac Fairchild, Cortland, $5; 3d, G. Howland, Diploma; 4th, J. W. Coatman, Aurelius, Vol. Trans. Three year old Stallions.-1st, Wm. R. Grinnell, Champion, $10; 2d, Henry Tully, Tyre, $5; 3d, Isaac Fairchild, Cortland county, Diploma; 4th, J. C. Burdict, Truxton, Vol. Trans. Discretionary Premiums.--James Black, Bath, Matched Colts, Vol. Trans. unknown to the committee, Vol. Trans. Geldings.-1st, A. Merrill, Rome, $5; 2d, to No. 518, owner Dutcher, Milo, Diploma; 3d, Olney Gould, Gaines, 2 Vols. Trans. Matched Horses.-1st, Amos Lewis, Dryden, $10; 2d, W. A. SHEEP-Long-Woolled. Bucks.-1st, Wm. Van Heusen, Champion, $8; 2d, W. H. Sotham, Albany, Col. Tour; 3d, L. F. Alien, Buffalo, Diploma. Ewes.-1st, W. H. Sotham, Albany, $8; 2d, Lewis Taylor, Skaneateles, Col. Tour; 3d, Wm. Buell, Rochester, Diploma Lambs.-L. F. Allen, Buffalo, $5. MIDDLE-WOOLLED.-South Downs. Sherwood, Auburn, Col. Tour and Diploma. Bucks.-1st, Z. B. Wakeman, Herkimer, $8; 2d and 3d, J. M. Herkimer, Col. Tour. Ewes.-1st, J. M. Sherwood, Auburn, 88; 2d, Z. B. Wakeman, Lambs.--Z. B. Wakeman, Herkimer, $5. MERINOS AND THEIR GRADES. Bucks.-1st, Joseph Blakeslee, North Salem, $8; 2d, J. L. Randall, Col. Tour; 3d, Wm. Howard, Diploma. Ewes.-1st, J. M. Sherwood, Auburn, $8; 2d, J. L. Randall, Col. Tour; 3d, Wm. Howard, Diploma. Lambs.-Reed Burritt, Burdett, $5. SAXONS AND THEIR GRADES. Bucks.-1st, S. B. Crocker, Vernon, $8; 2d and 3d, S. H. Church, Vernon, Col. Tour, and Diploma. Ewes.-1st, S. H. Crocker, Vernon, $8; 2d and 3d, S. B. Crocker, Col. Tour, and Diploma, FAT SHEEP. J. W. Collins, E. Bloomfield, $10. SWINE. Boars.-1st, C. R. Nichols, Darien, $10; 2d, G. V. Sackett, Seneca Falls, Col. Tour; 3d, H. Hubbard, Canandaigua, Diploma; 4th, Geo. Carlisle, Bethany, Diploma. Sows.-1st, Wm. Howard, Owasco, $10; 2d, A. Shaw, Scipio, Col. Tour; 3d, E. T. Throop, Owasco, Diploma. Moses, Skaneateles, Diploma; A. Shaw, Scipio, ditto; C. R. Pigs.-1st, Wm. Howard, Owasco, Col. Tour; 2d, Chester Nichols, Darien, ditto. POULTRY. Moses, Skaneateles, $3; Large Fouls-J. F. Osborn, Mentz. 83 Dorkings.-L. F. Allen, Buffalo, $3; Poland's-Franklin C. Ducks-J. F. Osborn, $3; Turkeys-M. B. Converse, Mentz, $3; Greatest Variety Fowls-Sam. R. Osborn, Flemming, $10. PLOWS. 1st, Howland Delano, Mottville, Certificate; 2d, J. B Gaylord, Auburn, Diploma; 3d, David Anthony, Springfield, Vol. Trans. WAGONS, HARROWS, &c. O. Barton, Onondaga, Silver Medal. Best Cultivator.-D. B. Rogers, Seneca Falls, Silver Medal. Best Fanning Mill.-1st, E. Taylor, Rochester, Certificate (Grant's Patent); 2d, D. Clow, Mentz, Silver Medal; 3d, John Gilbert, Diploma: 4th, Orris Heffron, Poplar Ridge, Vol. Tr. Best Horse-Power.-Richard Montgomery, Onondaga, Silver Medal; 2d, John A. Fitts, Rochester, Diploma; 3d, Buell & Nichols, Cazenovia, Vol. Trans. Best Corn Stalk Cutter.--1st, J. C. Rich, Monroe, Silver Medal; 2d, C. Burnett, Lyons, Diploma; 3d, George Catchpole, Geneva, Vol. Trans. Best Threshing Machine and Separator.-1st, John A. Pitts Rochester, Silver Medal; 2d, E. Hicks, Wyoming, Diploma; 3d, Buell & Nichols, Cazenovia, Vol. Trans. Drill Barrow or Corn Planter.-A. M. Badger, Rochester, Diploma. LIST OF PREMIUMS. Best Straw Cutter.- 1st, E. Lockwood, Norwalk, Conn., Silver Medal; 2d, J. C. Rich, Monroe, Diploma; 3d, J. W. Webb, Ledyard, Vol. Trans. Best Corn and Cob Crusher.-John A. Pitts, Rochester Certificate. Horse Rakes.-L. M. Whitman, Pike, Diploma. Hay and Manure Forks.-Barton & Belden, Rochester, Dip. Greatest Collection of Agricultural Implements.-F. Waters, Chautauque, Silver Medal. Corn Sheller.-T. D. Burrall, Geneva, Diploma. BUTTER. From 5 Cows in 30 days.-1st, E. R. Evans, Marcy, Oneida co., $25; 2d, O. C. Crocker, Union, Broome co., $15. Best 25 pounds made in June.-1st, Joseph Baker, Otisco, Onon. co., $10; 2d, Wm. Ottley, Phelps, Ontario, Col. Tour; 3d, Elisha Sheldon, Homer, Cortland, Vol. Trans. Best 50 pounds made at any time.-1st, Joseph Baker, Otisco, $15; 24, O. C. Crocker, Union, Col. Tour; 3d, Abram Adams, Preble, Silver Medal; 4th, Elisha Sheldon, Homer, Diploma; 5th, John G. Wheeler, Sennett, Vol. Trans. CHEESE. Best 100 pounds, one year old and over.-1st, No award; 2d, ditto; 3d, Robert Eells, Oneida co., Silver Medal; 4th, William Ottley, Ontario, Dip.; 5th, H. N. Washbarn, Otsego, Vol. Tr. Best less than one year old.-1st, No award; 2d, Robert Eells, Col. Tour; 3d, Wm. Ottley, Silver Medal; 4th, Isaac Bucklin, Cayuga co., Diploma; 5th, Anthony Shaw, Scipio, Vol. Trans. SUGAR. Best Maple.-1st, Benj. Gauss, Jr., Bloomfield, Ontario, $10; 2d, Moses Eames, Rutland, Jefferson co., $5; 3d, Erastus Bigelow, Sangerfield, Diploma; 4th, U. E. Talman, Tully, Onondaga, Vol. Trans. Corn Stalk.-None offered. SILKS, &c. Manufactured.-Clark Avery, Perryville, $15. Sewing-1st, Clark Avery, $10; 2d, Joseph Belcher, $5; 3d, David Irish, Diploma; 4th, N. M. Coburn, Vol. Trans. Reeled.-1st, Joseph Belcher, $5; 2d, Ń. M. Coburn, Diploma; 3d, David Irish, Voi. Trans. Cocoons.-1st, N. M. Coburn, $10; 2d, Joseph Belcher, Colman's Tour. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. Woollen Blankets.-1st, Wm. Ottley, Phelps, $5; 2d, F. P. Brown, Elbridge, $4; 3d, Geo. W. Henry, Martinsburgh, $3. Flannels.-1st, Albert L. White, $5; 2d, Clark Avery, $; 3d, Wm. Ottley, $3. Woollen Cloths.-1st, M. W. Priest, Little Falls, $5; 2d, O. Kellogg, Skaneateles, $1; 3d, Ditto, $3. Woollen Carpets.-1st, Jonathan Conger, Groton, $5; 2d, No. 474, Unknown, $1; 3d, D. C. Monroe, Elbridge, Cayuga co., $3. Tow Cloth.-A. Shaw, Scipio, Cayuga county, $3. Linen.-1st, A. Pine, Pittstown, $5; 2d, F. P. Brown, Elbridge, $1; 3d, E. W. Bateman, Venice, $3. Linen Diaper.-1st, A. Pine, Pittstown, 85; 2d, Margaret Jeffery, Truxton, $4; 3d, George W. Henry, Martinsburgh, $3. Hearth Rugs.-1st, Hotchkiss & Smith, Auburn, $5; 2d, J. Barber, ditto, $4; 3d, Miss A. R. Smith, Vernon, $3. Double Carpet Coverlets.-1st, Caroline C. Jones, Westmoreland, $4; 2d, C. R. Nichols, Darien, $3; 3d, C. tt, Perryville, 82; 4th, J. Conger, Groton, Vo!. Trans. Woollen Stockings.-1st, Margaret Jeffrey, Truxton, $2; 2d, Mrs. Greenleaf, Watertown, Vol. Trans.; 3d, David Thomas, Aurora, Diploma. Wove Woollen Stockings.-Miss L. C. Morris, Auburn, $2. Kersey-1st, C. Britt, Perryville, $3; 2d, R. S. Ransom, ditto, $2; 3d, A. Pine, Pittstown, Vol. Trans. Linen Knit Stockings.-1st, Chester Gridley, Sennett, Cayuga County, $2; 20, E. W. Bateman, Venice, Cayuga county, Vol. Trans.; 3. J. L. Eastman, Lodi, Diploma. Knit Cotton Stockings.-1st, L. C. Morris, Auburn, $2; 2d, Ditto, Vol. Trans. ; 3d, Ditto, Diploma. 357 Quinces.-George Underwood, Auburn, Vol. Trans. CLASS II. Best Peaches.-Bissell & Hoaker, Rochester, Vol. Trans. Plums.-G. F. Pratt, Buffalo, Vol. Trans. FLOWERS. Greatest Variety-1st, James Wilson, Albany, Silver Medal; 2d, I. W. Jackson, Schenectady, Diploma; 3d, Elwanger & Barry, Rochester, Vol. Trans. Seedling Dahlias.-1st, Edward Thomas, Geneva, Diploma; 2d, Ditto, Diploma. Best 25 varieties Dahlias.-1st, James Wilson, Albany, Silver Medal; 2d, Elwanger & Barry, Rochester, Diploma; 3d, Isaac W. Jackson, Schenectady, Vol. Trans. Floral Ornaments.-James Wilson, Albany, Silver Medal. Boquets.-1st, James Wilson, Albany, Col. Tour; 2d, L. Menard, ditto, Diploma; 3d, Ditto, ditto, Vol. Trans. Green-House Plants-1st, Mrs. M. Miller, Auburn, Diploma; 2d, Miss H. C. Moses, Skaneateles, Vol. Trans. German Astor.-1. W. Jackson, Schenectady, Vol. Trans. Best 12 Roses.-1st, James Wilson, Albany, Diploma; 2d. Elwanger & Barry, Rochester, Vol. Trans. FLORAL ORNAMENTS. Discretionary Premiums.-Mrs. E. T. Troop Martin, Willow Brook, Cayuga county, Diploma; Elihu Tyler, Buffalo, ditto; Elwanger & Barry, Rochester, ditto; Professor Coppock, Horticultural Society, Buffalo, ditto; William Webb, Buffalo, ditto; Benjamin Hodge, rare and beautiful roses, ditto; Henry Morgan Aurora, ditto. VEGETABLES. Water Melons.-H. N. Langworthy, Rochester, Col. Tour. Musk Melons.-George Cooper, Irondequoit, Monroe county Vol. Trans. White Carrots.-C. F. Crossman, Rochester, Vol. Trans. Beets (Long Blood).--C. F. Crossman, Vol. Trans Hiram Hubbard, Canandaigua, six from one seed weighed 574 Seed Corn.-Chester Gridley, Sennett, Cayuga county, Vol. Trans.; Dr. John Thompson, Ledyard, ditto, ditto; Joseph F Osborn, Mentz, ditto, ditto. Dis Mangel Wurtzel-James Rattle, Sennett, Cayuga co., ditto. Sugar Beets.-Joseph F. Osborn, Cayuga county, ditto. cretionary Premium for beets, carrots, and millet, Thomas Ogden, Vol. Trans.; Ditto for sweet corn and red peppers, A. Custin, do. Wheat-R. Harmon, Wheatland, three varieties Vol. Trans. ; Martin Smith, white flint, $5. Best Table Potatoes.-1st, C. R. Nichols, Mercers, Genesee county, $2; 2d, C. F. Crossman, Long Pink Eye, Monroe county, Vol. Trans.; 3d, Joseph F. Osburn, ditto, Cayuga county, ditto. Seedling Potatoes.-N. S. Smith, Buffalo, Pink Eye, $5; Ditto, 4 varieties, Colman's Tour. Teazles.-Richard Abbey, Seneca county, Vol. Tr. Red Peppers.-Richard Abbey, five boxes, several varieties, Vol. Trans. BEE HIVES. Aaron Colton, Pittsfield, Vermont, $5; Wm. R. Kelsey, Starkey, Yates county, Vol. Trans. ON STOVES, &c. For Cooking.-1st, Jackson & Phelps, Syracuse (Buck, No. 8), Bed Quilts.-1st, Rebecca Johnson, Syracuse, $5: L. C. Mor-3d, Anthony Davy & Co., Troy, six sizes (Washington Air-Tight) for Hotels, Diploma; 2d, D. E. Stafford (Telegraph), Silver Medal; ris, Auburn, $3; 3d, B. F. Hawks, Phelps, $2. Grain Planter and Ash Sowing Machine.-P. Seymour, East Bloomfield, Ontario county, $5. Sewing Machine.-W. H. Jones, Bridgeport, Conn., Diploma. Flax Pulling Machine.-H. Hill, Diploma. Bells. A. J. Meneely, West Troy, Diploma. Door Locks and Bell Pulls-Dana & Price, Utica, 85. Rockaway Buggies.-Allen & Carpenter, Groton, Tompkins County, $5. Buggy Wagons and Sleighs.-James Gould & Co., Albany, Dip. Double Acting Force Pump.-1st, Phelps & Messenger, Oneida, $3; 2d, H. G. Madison, Syracuse, Diploma. Fire Engine.-Calvin Young (16 years old), Auburn, $5. Balance Slide Farm Gate.-1st, H. White, Kirkland, Oneida county, $3; 2, S. Benham, Camillus, Onondaga county, Dip. Portable Bedstead.-James Hazlett, Utica, $3. Refrigerator and a Shower Bath.-E. Taylor, Rochester, $5. Horse Yoke -E. II. Danforth, Busti, Chautauque county, 83. Leather-Creasing Machine.-S. Wilson, Dansville, Livingston County, $3. Imitation Graining.-F. Van Doorn, Rochester, $3. Mill for Sawing Siding.-Nelson Peck, Lyons, Wayne county, Diploma. Portable Grist Mill.-J. H. Bristol (Fitzgerald's Patent), Dip. Hay Scales.-J. F. Keeler, Cazenovia, $5. Or Yoke.-Elon Sheldon, Sennett, Cayuga county, Diploma. Buggy Wagons and Chariotees.-John W. Bates, Utica, Dip. Wagon Wheel.-J. S. Royce, Cuylerville, Livingston co., Dip. Compound Carriage Wheel.-Norman Rude, Onondaga, $3. Self-Acting Cheese Press.-W. C. Pratt, Weedsport, Cayuga county, Diploma. Seraphines.-Upton & Miller, Rochester, Diploma. Sofa and Card Tables.-Charles Rust & Son, Syracuse, Dip. Portable Hunting and Fishing Case.-William Gardner, Geneva, Diploma. Stove Pattern Carving.-J. F. Seymour, Utica, Diploma. Boot Crimping Machine.-J. H. Ladne, Cato, Cayuga county. Mustard and Paste Blacking.-D. Murdock & Co., Albany, Diploma. Saddlery Hardware.-Kasson Fraser, Syracuse, $3. Harness and Bridles.-1st, P. Williamson, Skaneateles, Diploma; 2d, F. A. Keeler, Albany, Diploma; 3d, C. H. Wheaton, Homer, Cortland county. Butter Firkins.-Abram_Sherman, Summer Hill, Cay. co. $2. Model Steam Engine.-D. D. R. Ormsby, Homer, Cortland co., Diploma. Card Printing Press.-F. A. Marsh, Diploma. Hand-Power Planing Machine.-Andrew Parker, Auburn, Dip. Morticing Machine.-Benjamin H. Otis, Syracuse, Dip. Revolving Bellows.-Jerome Darling, Adrian, Michigan, Dip. Drill Sawing Machine.-Pennock & Pierce, Chester county, Penn., Diploma. Sculpture in Wood (very interesting), and showing great promise.-J. Sangster, Buffalo, a boy 14 years of age, $5. Sash Lock.-James Jones, Rochester, Diploma. MISCELLANEOUS FANCY ARTICLES. Shell Work.-Miss L. C. Morris, Auburn, $3. Wax Work.-Miss L. C. Morris, Auburn, $5, and Diploma; Miss Mary F. Snow, $3. Needlework-Fire Screens.-Delia M. Colvin, Syracuse, $5; Lydia S. Russell, $5. Ottoman Covers.--Delia M. Colvin, $3; F. E. Thornton, Fleming, $3; Mrs. N. M. Stephens, Elbridge, $3, and Diploma. Table Covers.-Mrs. Geo. W. Patterson, Chautauque county, $4, and Diploma. Group of Flowers in Worsted.-Mrs. John Porter, Auburn, $3. Lamp Mats.-Mrs. W. G. Pierce, Auburn, $3; Mrs. Brockway, Brockport, Monroe county, for variety of Worsted work, Dip. Worsted Rugs.-Mrs. Lucas, Auburn, $4; Mrs. Roxana Cottle Hurston, Buffalo, $2, and Diploma; Mrs. Cornelius Walcott, Elbridge (uncut), $3. Fancy Chairs.-Mrs. Sarah Harbottle, Auburn, $1; Mrs. Joseph Sabin, Syracuse, Diploma; Ladies of Utica Female Academy, $3 and Diploma. Handkerchiefs, Caps, &c.-Mrs. V. R. Voorhees, Amsterdam, $3; Miss Abby Allin, Camden, Oneida, $2; Miss Green (child's dress), Jordan, Cayuga county, $1. Fancy Painting and Needlework.-Mrs. Wm A. Dutcher, Milo, $3, and Diploma. Embroidered Shawls.-Mrs. Alanson Benson, Skaneateles, $3; Mrs. John G. Wheeler (Thibet cloth), Sennett, $3. PLOWING MATCH. 1st, David Cossit, Onondaga, $15; 2d, Azariah Letts, Ulysses, Tompkins, $12; 3d, Henry Willard, Cayuga, $10; 4th, L. C. Pratt, Salina, Onondaga, Vol. Tr.; 5th, J B. Gaylord, Auburn, Cayuga, county, Col. Tour. Notice.-Persons entitled to Cash Premiums, can draw on J. M. D. McIntyre, Esq., Treasurer, Albany, or apply personally; and for Medals, Books, or Diplomas, on Joel B. Nott, Esq., Corresponding Secretary, Albany. Best Durham Bull, over 2 years old, Bell & Morris, Westchester county, Silver Cup, $15. Best Devon bull, 2 years old and over, Roswell L. Colt, Paterson, N. J., Silver Cup, $15. Best Ayrshire bull, 2 years old and over, Roswell L. Colt, Silver Cup, $15. Best Durham bull calf, Bell & Morris, Silver Medal, $5. Best Ayrshire bull calf, Roswell L. Colt, Silver Medal, $5. Best Durham cow, John A. Pool, New Brunswick, Silver Cup, $15. Best Devon cow, R. L. Colt, Paterson, Silver Cup, $15. Best Ayrshire cow, Thomas Ellison, New Windsor, Silver Cup, $15. Best Alderney cow, R. L. Colt, Silver Cup, $15. Best Durham heifer, over 1 year, Thomas Addis Emmet, New York, Silver Cup, $8. Best Devon heifer, over 1 year, J. N. Blakeslee, Watertown, Conn., Silver Cup, $8. Best Durham heifer calf (bred by George Vail, Troy), Samuel Allen, New York, Silver Medal, $5. Best bull, over 1 year, Win. Whitney, Morristown, N. J., Silver Cup, $8. Best Devon bull, over 1 year, R. L. Colt, Silver Cup, $8. Best grade bull, over 2 years old, Lewis G. Morris, Fordham, Silver Cup, $10. Best grade bull, over 1 year old, Jas. Bathgate, Fordham, Silver Cup. $6. Best grade bull calf, James Weeden, Newtown, L. I., Silver Medal, $5. Best grade cow, Charles Bathgate, Westchester county, Silver Cup, $10. Best grade heifer, over 1 year, Lewis G. Morris, Fordham, Silver Cup, $6. Best grade heifer calf, James Bathgate, Fordham, Silv. Med. $5. Merino buck, J. N. Blakeslee, Watertown, Ct., Silver Cup, $8. 3 best Merino ewes, J. N. Blakeslee, Silver Cup, $8. Saxon Merino buck, Hiram Whitlock, Watertown, Ct., Silver Cup, $8. Saxon Merino ewes, the same, Silver Cup, $8. Best Leicester buck, Chas. Bathgate, Morrisania, Silv. Cup, $8. 3 best Leicester ewes, Benj. Florence, Mamaroneck, N. Y., Silver Cup, $8. 3 Best Leicester lambs, Bell & Norris, Morrisania, Silver Medal, $5. Best Southdown buck, R. Bolton, Jr., East Chester, Silver Cup, $8. Best Southdown lambs, R. Bolton, Jr., Silver Cup, $8. Improved Bakewell Sheep, Charles Blackbourne, Prospect Hill, $6. FARMS. Gold Medals were awarded to the Farm of Gen. J. Johnson, East Brooklyn, and the Farm of the Corporation of the city of Silver Cups were awarded for Farms, to Wm. J. Townsend, Astoria; Samuel B. Townsend, Newtown; David S. Mills, Newtown; and Governeur Morris, Morrisania." AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. For the largest exhibition of Agricultural Implements, A. B. Allen, New York, Silver Medal. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS. Native Wine.-For a fine light wine, called Ladies' Wine, N. Longworth, Cincinnati, Ohio, Silver Cup, $10. For a sample of Wine, C. A. Peabody, Columbus, Geo., Silver Medal. For the best Native Grapes, Dr. R. T. Underhill, Croton Point, Silver Medal. For the Best Foreign Variety of Grapes, R. L. Colt, Paterson, N. J., Silver Medal. REVIEW OF THE MARKET. REVIEW OF THE MARKET. PRICES CURRENT IN NEW YORK, OCTOBER 24, 1846. 7 30 65 25 13 38 25 10 6 00 6 12 7 12 4.50 1 30 1 15 80 359 REMARKS-On reference to our Price Current it will be seen that Ashes, Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Barley, Oats, Corn, Indian Meal, Hay, Naval Stores, Lard, Provisions, and Tallow, have ad vanced, the late European advices per Caledonia being in favor of these articles. We almost regret to see such advance, as it may have a tendency to prevent shipments to that extent which would take place if prices were kept lower. The United States grow such large quantities of produce, it is a great object to sell at moderate rates, and thus prevent other nations competing with us in the English market. Money continues abundant at legal rates, for all private pur poses. The Government is somewhat pinched for funds, which may ultimately affect private affairs, unless the people continue very prudent in the conduct of their business. Credits should be avoided as much as possible. To CORRESPONDENTS.-Cato, A Young Farmer, Wm. R. Prince, Reviewer, M. W. Philips, L. T. Talbot, J. H. Beale, E. M. C., and Westchester, are received. The last will be good enough to send us samples of his African maize, as we suspect it is Egyptian millet, such as has long been cultivated here. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.-The Northern Galaxy, containing the List of Premiums of the Addison County, Vt., Ag. Society Show and Fair; the same of the Cortland County Ag. Society. DUTCHESS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE. Located twelve miles east of the village of Poughkeepsie, on the "Wilkinson Premium Farm," in the Western Valley of Union Vale, Dutchess County. The Winter Session of this Institution commences the 1st Thurs. day of October; the Summer Session the first Thursday of April. The Course of Studies in this Institution is such as to give the student every facility for acquiring a most thorough knowledge of Scientific and Practical Agriculture, with the use of the best 72 modern improved Implements; a select Farmer's Library, with numerous Agricultural Periodicals, and instruction in all the collateral branches. 75 81 5 00 $4 50 to $456 5 26 50 ....... bush. 1 12 1 25 12 COTTON BAGGING, Amer. hemp,.. Kentucky,. .do. 11 12 FEATHERS, FLAX, American, There will be Regular Lectures, of which the students will make abstracts, to serve both as examinations and as exercises in composition, delivered on Technical Mineralogy-applied to Rural Economy, Commerce, Chemistry, Mining, and Architecture-illustrated by Mineralogical Cabinet and excursions for observation. Practical Botany-applied to Horticulture, Veterinary Medicine, Rural and Domestic Economy--illustrated by living specimens and excursions for observation. Zoology-applied to Rural Economy, Commerce, and Manufactures-illustrated by living subjects, skeletons, &c. Zoonic course will commence with the Horse. The Natural Philosophy and Agricultural Chemistry-illustrated by efficient Experiments, by Prof. S. E. Haskel, late of the Van Rennselaer Institute, of Troy. Mathematics, in all their branches, are thoroughly taught. A practical knowledge of the Modern Languages is ensured by Weekly Lectures, Discussions, Orations, Essays, and Conversa tions in them. The soil of the Farm embraces a great variety, and is well adapted to Experimental Farming. Its location is pleasant and healthful-the building extensive and commodious. Fee for the Year $200, payable semi-annually, in advancewhich includes Tuition, Board, with beds and bedding, Toilet Furniture, Washing, Mending, Fuel, and Lights. Farmers, Pupils from other Schools, or other citizens desirous of attending each or any Course of Lectures, can obtain Admission Tickets by applying to the Principal; for a Single Course $5, or $3 per Course where they attend two or morepayable in advance. Extensive accommodations for Horses are provided. This Institution is under the patronage of the Am. Ag. Association, the Farmers' Club of the American Institute, and the Dutchess Ag. Society. Address JOHN WILKINSON, Principal Dutchess 360 ADVERTISEMENTS.-CONTENTS. THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. Published Monthly, by SAXTON & MILES, 205 Broadway, New York, containing 32 pages, royal octavo. TERMS-One Dollar per year in advance; three copies for Two Dollars; eight copies for Five Dollars. When Agricultural Societies order the work for distribution, among the members, the price will be only FIFTY CENTS a year, for the Monthly Numbers, and SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS per copy for bound volumes. It will be expected that these orders come officially, and be signed by the President or Secretary of the Society. The object in putting our periodical at this very low rate is, to benefit the farming community more extensively than it could otherwise be done. We hope, henceforth, to see the Agriculturist in the hands of every Farmer and Planter in the country. Each number of the Agriculturist contains but One sheet, and is transported by mail under the same regulations as newspapers, viz.: free any distance not over 30 miles from its place of publication; over this and within 100 miles, or to any town in the State of New York, one cent postage on each number, and one and a half cents if over 100 miles, without the State. Back Volumes of THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, with tables of contents complete, for sale at $1.00 each; elegantly and uniformly bound in cloth, $1.25. These are handsome, tasteful books, and make very desirable premiums for distribution with Agricultural Societies, and should also find place in all our District School Libraries. They constitute the best and most complete treatise on American Farming, Stock-Breeding, and Horticulture, extant. When several copies are ordered, a liberal discount will be made. Editors of newspapers noticing the numbers of this work monthly, or advertising it, will be furnished a copy gratis upon sending such notice to this office. FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS. The Subscriber has been so often requested to add Garden Seeds to his assortment of Field Seeds, that he has at length consented to do so, and now offers for sale a great variety, grown by responsible persons, and put up expressly for him. They are fresh, and he confidently thinks may be relied upon. A. B. ALLEN, 187 Water Street, N. Y. TO GARDENERS AND NURSERYMEN. Cast-iron Tallies or Naming Sticks for Sale.-This is a recent invention, and is so constructed as to receive the name of any seed, plant, or tree, under a glass cover, thus keeping it safe and always distinct to be seen. They will last half a century, and are very cheap, costing only 50 cents to $1.50 per dozen. AMERICAN AGRICULTURE. Being a condensed Encyclopædia of Northern and Southern Farming, embracing Soils, Manures, Draining, Irrigation, and all staple productions, as the grasses, grain, roots, and miscellaneous articles; cattle, the dairy, horses, sheep, mules, swine, and poultry; their treatment, food, diseases, &c., &c. Price $1 retail. A liberal discount to the trade. For sale by SAXTON & MILES, 205 Broadway. A. B. ALLEN, 187 Water Street. MATCH HORSES. One pair of very fine dark bay horses, six years old, long tails, 154 hands high. One pair light bay, seven years old, square tails, 16 hands high. One pair grey ponies, five years old, and several young single horses. For sale cheap. Address C. JOHNSON, care of A. B. ALLEN, 187 Water St. PROUTY AND MEARS' PLOWS. Quite a variety of the above plows can be had at the New York Agricultural Warehouse, together with the most complete assortment of all kinds to be found in the United States. A. B. ALLEN, 187 Water Street, N. Y. 329 330 338 |