New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
Business is generally dull. Exchange on the
North is still Of % v cent discount
An American Exhibition OF Pumpkins
Squashes and Ornamental CoErds.

In April last, Orange Judd, proprietor Of Tn
Amer,eaR hgT'cutur'a, published remarkably
nOerai ohef 10 encourage the production OF o grea
American vegetable. Mr.. Judd saws:
The Royal Horticultural Society Of England for the frs
'tme In It, history has arranged for eat Gourl Frhb
ton next October. and invites all the world to Connection
~ Aercsns would Ike compel. win GSeet r Gin
snd all Sprope IN raising Pumpkins sonashe apd we q,
Ths Ag,e 'saya oec FORWARDED 70 London al oar
pense Bu the London Exhibition /. sptoisted to,
early (1at q to allow our specimens fully mature and 30
foiwsTd'd Let u., then, have AsgRIcAa ErHIBIrIos
and What eau be done here
single hand. ad offer prizes folly equal to those Of the Lon.
don Society, Oar oSn pfoIo.a Is as toI,w';
sni ornamental Gousis at No ~ Park row hewYoik City
opening "Wednesday, Nov. 1852 at which the fowi5s
prizes will be paid upon she award ofcOmpeien. Conitees
/ CASE PREMIUMS.
For TIE heaviest pumpko ef,qush. $50
III. For the third hesyies pumpkin sqssh.
Y For ths ,~co,d bss, for coosi6s
Vi yor ,he lsrg-s. Weld single vnsT ........ 10
w Tor the second lage. 'eld D. .ng!e
VIII For ne Ias't enu uue'' eoec'i" Of fancy or oi"" N
XII F,r the second sesi ard fasst collection Infancy
Ornamental sourds' ........................
tA .ebe u wn by one person aud BE- accompanied by
affirmed statement from the grower snd two dsnesssed
persons who assist in gathering AID weighing
The news from the English Exhibition has Just ar
rived. Xhe largost specimen weighed E6 pounds
The American Exhibition i. now open.
the following are the names OF exhibitors, with
notes of some OF the most remarkable specimens.
LIST or EXHIBITORS,
WIN y. Hall. WGllng ord CoHn, three pumpkins OF the
following weights; I5 20 20 pyGud, also, a. grown upon
ore vine. weignln. In the aggregate l. 29l pounds.
J. " s'nmerdyke, LatuHs'on, L. l. s'so pumpkin lGSi
W. T. Renwick saugsrtie,. Ulster County NJ Y. ore OF
O. 81 Vanas,', Pomp,oa Plains NJ, six wogh 800 pounds
and four 30l pounds.
The Rev mona, MeCowley Huntingdon L. l.. two l22.
j. A. Jowseneay To'tcuyille Staten Island, 2o5l
pounds, and al 1Ipie-pe melon 30. pounds.
A. b. Woi,hingon Middle ilaodaGi C31n orc JIG ponds
No name (.Tobably NIkie ColDns), one los pOuatE
Blchaid Wsnor Warwick, Oiunge County n. T., one loi
james DevOe MOrri.ania, n Y, Boston mammoth squash
i Gregory. MsTbehesd MAs., 10: Of the celebrated
squashes OF thst locally.
~ O Day. North Mass two Hubbard sqasshss,
william j. Helms Woodstock, y J.. Is vsieiic, Of fancy
B. k Bliss, Springfield Mass. ysa. collection OF fancy
tSis..erI j. G. Wili,ni West BloOlaasli. NJ.
Ehs' s Coz: u, , BIora'y g ~
Ii. " Carey, hew-loIs
a {. CaamDer.sn, brooklyn.
JoAl Z. huhas heyport, n :!
Rev q. Comfort, New Hurley, N. J.
Ia liai Brooklyn.
J. IAN Ripper. Lodi II j.
3. A. Lesgcit' Chatham, y. y.
Nfn. BUR rtou, Nc0burgh, =. Y.
C. K. Tyler Bay tity Pierce County WIZ.
AWARD or PREMIUMS.
Tie follow UNCLAIMED gentlemen were selected BY prone
O.cery VIM. C.reuier Of Ncv-lork, s. b. Conoser, j.
Van rran' Long Island; JUDGE Waterman, hew.Jsrsey
with power to voc.neies 1he following their asercs
Nm. D. Hail Nanrssfd c., for tie isTgcst and third
large e. AM tor the lsrge.' product o. one vine.
w. Soumedy se. Letting. -. l., i1f second largest.
W. Helms Woois'oc, y. j. for the greafcs collection
OF flucy gonrd. and bsa r. Bliss Tor the cord beat
lr second largest prod CO Of pumpkins from vine,
@. W. bansess, gtoa Plaias, ~ }.
The prize Tor the best cooking canaot DO decided
until tested by cooking.
There Is but one specimen, ard that mean one, I
OF the Od-iashioned yellow pumpkin, and none OF
the cheese pumpkin, or Honou.u squtsh.
The exhibition Will be Keep. opea some days, free
to visitors, ana is worthy OF attention.