New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01

.,,,a "tArse and Ahf basAels Of corn IN precssety
81. ..nuss." Hero 10 tho germ Of the hour
"a. ~ q very email ono 10 in. In lc~i, mo
an, err, meal. Aomiuy, &c, MANUFACTURED IN
Cincinnati Am. up.ed 10 osei $sOo"V; Toe M'uA
valley that year sen. to New.Ore.a' 3eS,oV oar,
rels Of aour, and in 1901 the exports Oh nou' TS.
this city amounted to over AoV'o" ''''''
- growth. 81 ~. e,s, hstter.
a.,h.r. red from his advertisement in l'99, Dot ~
istI CINCINNATI had near 200 eaters, some vi
-, A., nore in a day than " Robert PARK, the
SGT halter n the place." did in year Inc
iron bu,iress Of this city las amounted tne ,ss'
wear 70 over four millions OF tcnars inc.ea'nx
exports and imports. Almost AL the Vai'e;S 90
;,on are here made, and the castings are ssie 70
h. nncommoply smooth In the cit, ana V'cin,v
srs .n,e extensive foui dsries aud rolling Nuns
and not a small psrs Of the products OF tae lul,
nsces aid mills 1t Hanging Kock, itouton auu
-, ;,v 6na n market here. Tle whisky business
.nonuts 10 an enormous Fl. ure. There are disui,
lr,irs which have the means OF cnn'efune NV
bushels Of corn day. In 'iste "Cineiun,u D'
"Ie5I." the product Of the Cincinpau ds.,eIes;
three in number, is set down az :. ,Ss
with some apparent PRIDE ne says IS,s IN.
go; .Iuorted about 25b, 600 barrels OF TINS
s.,v .,ticlr. worth in market about So'Uoooo.
To make this must have consuineu q. '" g.,
~ IN; Lu.h.Is az corn. One can have but faint
a.. ., This busiu.ss without looking over tue
n,.m.es of dstilery, with it's grist MIL i's sss'
corn cribs, its hog pens covering scres'
buupess here goes the whole nos; .u,,r'
d,tiiler in this vicinity who oiunIea .' BE- ,he
nbNosoubical and philanthroPc reply. am So'ns
!, ,n Injury. for send sll my WHISKY 70 view
.,.,,,.,1.' IL would make startling aggregate
IS ., ain converted into whisky if we had the sun
TIL used for this purpose tor ten years WITHIN
twept, five miles of this creates. wnlsA! ni1i
ne world In 1850 Hamilton County PIouuOo
/ 5o3 600 bushels of Corn, and Dearborn oounv,
in lpiisna, nearly million. frooaoly hus ,e
~ ~ a third of this ia manufactured into WHISKY.
The slaughter. houses and packing ouses o. TINS
.;,y arc 1s4uus Thee are establishments WHICH
during the packing season, slaughter i,2oV hoss
d,y. The number OF hogs slaughtered ana pscAea
b.s in ole wear amounted 10 near nail uiiiou
Ills wb.l~sals work is done principally III INC
months Of November. December, aud . January,
and the produce III market was rated last year AZ
over s., tUW,C0O Durisg the severe drought ies.
Summer. the number of bogs killed az this PoInl
WIS not as great as the year previous oy heary
lUO aud vet the sales reached this astonth'
i,p sum. The rapidity and skill With which the
operxtions of this BUSINESS ARE carried On are
marvellous. " We reckon the wOrkng-day TO con-
.,t of ten hours, n re are slaughter houses wNh
two sets Of hands, which kill at the rate vi TWO
minnie, In the packing houses the dispatch IL on
the same scale. At the saughter-houses inc o'oos'
biistlss and Ohal all are put to use. Inc msou-
iacture of lard oil 10 carried on ~ great extent,
and few years since il was tavorlte pictor'ai
tign Of the lard manufacturer OF Cincinnat' a"'s
attacking AVID routing a haic.
Msby years ago - about 1904 - MI Nlchoias
loppw orth Of Newark, n. j., removed to Ctncn'
natl and began 10 study law in the office OF Judge
buru.t. be practiced his profession for NUN,
Der If years, Investing his income In lands ana
lots in the vicinity OF the city lie has been for
tuuate %. cuiatur. Mr.. Cist relates the anecdote
of bis once deft nding man accused OF norse-
stealing. The only Tee the man could give were
two ..cond. hand copper stills. These Mr.. Long
worth exchanged with one Joel Williams, large
property holder, for tLirt, three acres OF isud
frontpc on Western how, and which, at this
tine. ia worth two millions Of dollars. NJ Long
worth has acquired avery largo properly ana J"
supposed by svue TO be next in wealth " Astor
Of N.w.York. | allade 10 this gentleman not on
account Of bic wealth. but Us the pioneer VINE
manufacturer of Clncjbn,ii. For many years ne
Ia, hem spepdinQ large sums in cul'ivating our
native grapes. l have seen it stated that he has
cultivated and tested over one hundred kinds Of
native grapes brought from all parts VI the United
Slater. A long series Of experiments has proved
the Catawba 10 be the best native grape tor the
manufacture Of wine and In 1851 MIR Longwortn
bad wire, ards ia the vicinity OF Cincinnati cover
irg one hundred and fifteen acres. All the hx-
tuIe for the making and keeping OF VINE nave
required q large outlay OF capital. In ordlnary
wears he makes about three or four hundred gal
Ions to the acre, and in very fruitful years has
made FIVE hundred. Mr.. Long wOfth has EN-.
ployed experienced wine makers from the Old
countries.
III 1851 Mr.. Cist stated the remarkable fact that
within twenty miles OF Cincinnati he could count
up over three hundred vineyards, covering some
hine hundred acres, aad producing tho previous
year l2l 600 gallons Of wine. Only about aalf
the acres above were bearing, so that by this time
the produce must BE much larger-at least double.
Besides tnvse around Cincinnati, there are many
yiD. ards in the gion Vt hipley, Ohio; Charles
town, Ind Beleyille, III Herman, Mo-; Lexiug-
ten, May svile aud Louisville, KY; all Of which
seem to have sprung up in consequence OF Mr..
Lobeworth's success. AZ for wine, am no faster,
and csDLOt pretend 10 say what success has been
attained in makii wine 10 compare with the gen.
uinr articles imported from Europe, but lndoubt
edly the vines made from Cincinnati grapes are
better than the hundreds Of thousands Of gallons
Of riSe made out Of Cincinnati corn 1hisky.
will guaranty that assertion.
In going about this city and suburbs we cannot
fell tO remark the number and extent of the manu-.
features here carried On. Coffin d Co. have, as il
sac, the largest belfounter in the United States,
the aggregate weight of 447 bells there cast in
1856 being 1906 pounds. Here are factories fol
coDytrti copper and iron into all sorts Of usefu
forms. he boot snd shoe business is CARVED on
very e1tensively-Oue establishment paying on,
$50 COO per year in wages. Here are bricks, and
bruILes aid bIistle Manufactured; all sorts II ma
chiDery are mad. Oh a large scale the equip.
ntLts Of ST anlboats aud railroads are made here
also cabinet work, sathes, blinds, doors and
s,esmE Oats gloves gold pens and CRATES, hats