Below follows an enumeration of books, which to a greater or less degree refer to the raisin industry. For access to many of them I am indebted to the kindness of the proprietor of the Sutro Library, Mr. Adolph Sutro, of San Francisco, and to his librarian, Mr. George Moss. ANSTED, D. T.: Ionian Islands in 1863. London, 1863. ARQUIMBAU, JOHN D., United States Consul at Denia: Raisins in Denia. United States Consular Reports, No. 41½, pages 681 and 682. 1884. Mr. Arquimbau is the largest packer in Valencia. AUDIBERT, JOSEPH: Les Raisins Secs. Paris, 1884. This work treats almost exclusively of dried grapes imported from Turkey and Greece to France for wine-making. BALL, FRANK H.: My Work in the Raisin Vineyard. MS. to be published in _California_ for July, 1890. BARLING, A. D.: Culture and Curing. In Vol. I, No. 4, of monthly _California_, a Journal of Rural Industry, El Verano, Cal.; also in same weekly No. 14, April 12, 1890. BEAUJOUR, F.: Tableau du Commerce de la Grèce. Paris, 1880. BLOWERS, R. B.: Report on Raisin-making in California. First Annual Report of the State Board of Viticultural Commissioners. San Francisco, 1881. Pages 13 to 15. BORDE, ANDREW: Breviary of Health. 1542. BULLETIN, THE SAN FRANCISCO: Published by Messrs. Pickering and Fitch, San Francisco. The Bulletin was the first of the large San Francisco papers to devote time and space to the horticultural and viticultural interests of California, and its weekly issues between 1875 and 1890 have been full of valuable information upon these subjects. CALIFORNIA, a Journal of Rural Industry: Published by The California Company, San Francisco. Gustav Eisen, Horticultural Editor. Contained a series of articles on Raisins, by the author, commencing January, 1890, to date (June, 1890). CHAMPIN, AIMÉ: Vine Grafting. Translated by J. H. Wheeler, in Second Annual Report of the Chief Executive Viticultural Officer to the Board of State Viticultural Commissioners for the year 1882-83, Appendix III. Sacramento, 1883. CHIPMAN, GEN. N. P.: Report Upon the Fruit Industry of California. Published by the Board of Trade. San Francisco, 1889. CHRONICLE, THE SAN FRANCISCO: Published by M. H. de Young, San Francisco. This large daily paper contains in the weekly and Sunday issues much valuable information about horticultural subjects. The issue of Feb. 2, 1890, was especially devoted to the raisin industry, and was most ably edited by George F. Weeks, its horticultural editor. COLMET: Dictionary of the Bible. 1838. Grapes of Eschol, seedless. CORYAT, THOMAS: Crudities. London, 1776. DAVY, JOHN: Notes and Observations on the Ionian Islands and Malta. London, 1842. DIRECTORY OF THE GRAPE-GROWERS AND WINE-MAKERS OF CALIFORNIA; compiled by the State Board of Viticultural Commissioners of California. Sacramento, 1888.