The returns to questions 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 22, are in substance as follows:

Question 6. What varieties are most popular as table fruit?-Arkansas: Catawba, Delaware.-Connecticut: Concord, Delaware.-Delaware: Concord.-Georgia: Herbemont, Scuppernong-Illinois: Concord, Delaware, Catawba, Iona, Hartford Prolific, Isabella, Diana.-Indiana: Concord, Catawba, Delaware, Ilartford Prolific, Isabella, Diana.-Iowa: Concord, Delaware, Hartford Prolific, Clinton, Creveling.-Kentucky: Concord, Ives, Delaware.-Kansas: Delaware.-Missouri: Concord, Catawba, Delaware, Hartford Prolific, Isabella, Diana, Iona.-Minnesota: Delaware-Michigan: Concord, Delaware.-Massachusetts: Concord, Delaware-New Jersey: Concord, Isabella, Delaware.-North Carolina: Scuppernong, Catawba.-New York: Delaware, Iona, Catawba, Isabella, Concord, Salem, Diana, Adirondack, Hartford Prolific, Rebecca, Max

* The varieties are named in order according to their estimated value.

atawny.-Ohio: Concord, Catawba, Delaware, Isabella, Iona, Rogers's No. 15.-Pennsylvania: Concord, Isabella, Catawba, Iona, Hartford Prolific, Diana, Israella.-South Carolina: Scuppernong, Catawba, Isabella, Lenoir.-Tennessee: Catawba, Isabella, Concord.

Question 7. What varieties are in highest repute as wine grapes ?—Connecticut Delaware, Concord.-Georgia: Scuppernong.-Illinois: Concord, Norton's Virginia, Catawba, Clinton, Delaware, Ives, Iona, Hartford Prolific, Herbemont.-Indiana: Catawba, Delaware, Ives, Concord, Norton's Virginia, Isabella, Iona, Clinton.-Iowa: Concord, Delaware, Clinton, Catawba, Norton's Virginia, Rogers's No. 4.-Kentucky: Catawba, (in old vineyards,) Ives, Delaware.-Kansas: Delaware.-Missouri: Norton's Virginia, Concord, Catawba, Delaware, Herbemont, Clinton, Ives.-Minnesota: Concord.-Michigan: Delaware, Concord.Massachusetts: Concord, Delaware.-New Jersey: Delaware, Clinton.North Carolina: Scuppernong.-New York: Delaware, Iona, Catawba, Isabella, Concord, Clinton, Öporto.-Ohio: Catawba, Delaware, Concord, Ives, Norton's Virginia, Clinton.-Pennsylvania: Catawba, Delaware, Isabella, Concord, Clinton, Iona, Ives.-South Carolina: Scuppernong, Clinton.-Tennessee: Maury, Mauch.-Wisconsin: Isabella, Catawba.

Question 8. What varieties are principally grown?—Arkansas: Catawba, Concord.-Connecticut: Hartford Prolific, Concord.-Delaware: Concord.-Georgia: Scuppernong.-Illinois: Concord, Catawba, Clinton, Hartford Prolific, Delaware, Norton's Virginia, Isabella, Herbemont, Iona, Diana, Ives.-Indiana: Concord, Catawba, Isabella, Delaware, Ives, Norton's Virginia, Clinton, Diana, Hartford Prolific, Iona.Iowa: Concord, Clinton, Norton's Virginia, Catawba, Rogers's No. 4, Delaware.-Kentucky, (old vineyards,) Catawba; (new vineyards,) Ives, Concord, Delaware, Diana, Norton's Virginia.-Kansas: Concord.Missouri: Concord, Norton's Virginia, Catawba, Delaware, Clinton, Herbemont, Isabella, Iona.-Minnesota: Concord, Northern Muscadine.-Michigan: Concord.-Massachusetts: Concord.-New Jersey: Concord, Isabella.-North Carolina: Scuppernong.-New York: Isabella, Delaware, Concord, Catawba, Diana, Iona, Clinton, Salem, Hartford Prolific.-Ohio: Catawba, Concord, Isabella, Delaware, Ives, Norton's Virginia, Clinton, Hartford Prolific, Diana.-Pennsylvania: Concord, Isabella, Catawba, Iona, Diana, Hartford Prolific, Clinton, Creveling. South Carolina: Scuppernong, Catawba.-Tennessee: Catawba.-Wisconsin: Concord, Delaware.

Question 9. What varieties give the heaviest must on the sugar scale?— Connecticut Delaware.-Georgia: Pauline, (98,) Herbemont, (93,) Catawba, (85,) Scuppernong, (70.)-Illinois: Delaware, Norton's Virginia, Catawba, Rulander, Concord, Herbemont, Clinton.-Indiana: Catawba, Delaware, Ives, Concord.-Iowa: Delaware, Norton's Virginia, Catawba, Concord, Clinton.-Kentucky: Norton's Virginia.-Kansas: Delaware.Missouri: Norton's Virginia, Delaware, Concord, Catawba.-Minnesota: Delaware, Iona.-Michigan: Delaware.-Massachusetts: Delaware, Clinton, Concord.-North Carolina: Scuppernong.-New York: Delaware, (103,) Iona, (101,) Diana, Clinton.-Ohio: Delaware, (110,) Catawba, (95,) Norton's Virginia, (98,) Concord, (81.)-Pennsylvania: Delaware, (100,) Iona, (100,) Isabella, Catawba.-South Carolina: Catawba, Pauline.

Question 10. What varieties are most subject to leaf diseases, and to what extent are they injured?-Arkansas: Isabella, badly; Concord, slightly.-Connecticut: All varieties more or less except Ives.-Georgia: Pauline, Herbemont, and all the varieties of the Vitis Labrusca.-Illinois: Ca tawba, Delaware, Clinton, Isabella, Rebecca, Diana, Iona, Ives, Hartford