the best season fortransplanting. No oth- CT cultivation is performed or required, than to keep the land drained, and cattle from injuring the vines. The cranberries sell from $1,oO to 1,5O per bushel, and the cost of fpicking is 20 cepts per bushel.

 MT. F. A. Hayden, of Lincoln, has gathered from his farm in Lincoln, this season, 400 bushels of Cranberries, which he sold in Boston last week, for 5000.