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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

coFFTTThs demand Is SIN moderate but at steady
The sale. are $50 bss Rio at ioaai ordinary TO p''a'' sn0 %"
O' FI of AND MEaI-Te inquiry for Western aud State
Europe pces are better with fair demand for exports The
better .ae. iIm ard in good demand the sale. are 80
Ss' for Extra s.s for choice Do IS
the Nv grades Of Western Eatn So GSSss s3r aPp,ss
cnsdsH f9s e "a The Hg sSS,b.n a asai
H., ..' s .s s9a s f.ss
Sp' ysr u % f:qaS and plenty s f
at 80 att IS Com Neal quiet .. 10 fer Jsr,ey AID
GRANITE whes. nAiiet not 90 setive a' ysstsrdsy
chiefly the advanced prices claimed consequent upon
The favorable from EsIoPe BY he sSya sSo.'sai ,as
s 1ass ss'' he ss :s: ss: 6
W.s aS g ct ~ iS' 200. GO c
81 90 H. @o bush Amber lowe and Wisconsin, At 81 sse
; e. ~ lG s.' s sss Witt H. so p,. s%:
6p:h eho,G White c..,ds5 = g %: :Sr. ne
Ind h and siehiasn s - In store .m, sss
GSs Barley sis NV sS sf naan e o
firm, demand &c. for Western and Canadian
ar. I S ss se b n & &. 'p To.d depot
in good demand Cor III. trade and or export and With
have improved the seller .. the clOse tn. sales
ba,h zoe Western Mixed in stores lie FOR do" de
White southern. 55c. for old round Yellow.
0UNkY BAGswe notice sales Of 9o bales Heavy In BO'
BDFs have been IN improved demand We hear Of sale. Of
800 Porto C.helo q h. l9S months, LOO "a he h.fhe
cab or COO Dry Western teras ~e did not lesIn
HOPS continue ia moderate demand = as 400 Tor new Old
inactive and priees are entirely nominal -,
HAYA fair 'nSnd fcI ;s ,r.de and 70. ,hpneHt and Ae
LINE-Tbe RooiIsnd he. advanced Gales of2oo
Dbl. Conmon ct use Lump Is qnies and Nominal
o..p.' ". hear Of ..ia Of 20 bS. ! sc 80 sbls ia
so and "a hill. al asc Ako At sae,on sales Of fo eel.
New Orleans at 31asse essh; snd 20 bbs P0fto hieoSa
NAVAL sToREs-spih. Tarpentins has been iu nod..,.
sGse bat prize. @ hs az. r sa onp
c bbi, r.jeetisr, ct Sc bbls dsht
crgd; lime 3 and s. 's srsy Fine
Roin qpi.i ea, ysy steady a, 81 a5dsl - go No. Ne
T.r I. oo. Without e..ensl chang. Ia piios. Peh .i
d9 I'D y,Ss. Z. ss,sasi s' Hss.. r... . ssc
obsr descriptions dull and e have ne 'se' TO record
rROvisioNsrThere !. doipl IN Psrt and The n.rks.
70 firm With lrt arrivals. sales o. zoo bbs al tl9 Tor now
%. sss sls S s, 70. .s NJ ss Bss s 's1 s On
cesn,y rs ss 5sa e. % fSr Rsps1lsa a... and s slos
loo bore. Cumbsrlsnd Cut (&esisrn) Drr.sea Hog
B. ss.s y. sr~ % zoo SS. seed we s i siss Cut
Meat, r, 10 is demand .e. hsS' and te. -, 70.
Si%. /. scarce NJ. he ss quite limited ale. q " b5
and o;e. Dry-sa,ed Heal. and much
OHIO n's snd issiac tof ss. choice do s Cses. IN
ir rrauesi saoc. for Ohio aud "a loic for s..,s
s,R &. :. e s sss ciI, ~
y 100 n, bot including few choi"- ots At *tA
..s The ale. demon. s%S.. 40 & cs s 's
NewrIesns Al ele and bore. B,ysns 66c Refined
.et s.i Of 10 s sss' for so.sf Seed ~ Of m
hsss ard bbls sIa Timothy seed IL quiet 81 as2 ~
p bush Rough PsS'eed ia 'n fair demand At 81 so
TALLoW-A fair demand for export, and the mario, Is
wHIsKY-Ths marie, h duu and heavy The 'srply fair
sales Of 30 bbls- ct lsia7oc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
.&N-Hz 50

The receipts from bostmen for this account, uuder
their lease, have been II. During theyesr the
following purchases were made: One steam barge 30
canal barges and section barges and l02 canal cars
The Sinking Fund remains rs last year. The surplus in.
come amounts to S5lOOOs 81; accumulated since De-
cember o. 1885, and the cost of tho improved bonds Of
1870, 1880 total tGo3,97s 81. The balance to the
credit Of the fund is sii0,35S CO. The cum of $685.
1893 10 ia al the disposal of the Company in such way
as may be deemed proper There remains balance OF
AS 81 hand aferpayment Of the interest, which
ia no, sufficient to pay dividend in cash. The report
Of the Chief Engineer shows that esmoun expended
by him was tl65,976 IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11


The Secretary of the Treasury has called for bids for
abe remaining FIVE millions Of Treasury Notes, the pro-
pOrals TO be opened on the 18th inst. Under this ad
yertisemen the premium the notes already issued
has fallen to 2a2i cent, q; which about 100000
bave been sold The notes are rather pressing the
market. The Quaker City, from Havana, brings
soiS in Spanish gold The buness of the Clearing
House to-day was geo 721 $50 so. At meeting Of the
Directors of the Relief Fire Insurance Co., hr. A. g.
DePeyster having declined reelection, and Mr. j.
Green Pearson declining to be candidate Mr. James
II. Pipckney was unanimously elected President, j.
Green Pearson Vice-Presdent, and William z. Crazy
Becretary The Brsvoort Insurance Co. has declared
semiannual dividend of 81 p cent payable on de-
mand The Etna Fire Insurance Co. q ssmi-annua
dividend Of 5 y cent, payable on demand. The Hum
bodt Fire Insurance Co. dividend Of y cent pay
able on demand. The Equitable Life Assurance Soci-
ETY. win pay an interest dividend of 81 y cent on it's
capital stock on the 18th The Seamens Bank for
Savings win pay interest It's deposits the 2Ist Inst
at the rate of v cent snnum sums Of $500 and
under and at the rate Of y cent larger The
Bank fer Savings tBleecker street, interest at the rate
offs v cent y annum on runs under 500, and at the
rate of y cent larger sums, payable on the Dist
inst The Home Insurance Co. 81 v cent.
The Congressional COMMITTEE, recently in session a
the 81. Nicholas, investigating the robbery Of bonds
from the Interior Department have, we understand,
concluded their hbors Tie result has been kept thus
far secret.
From the annexed figures il win be seen that the
exports Of produce for the last quarter Of the yea
were nearly twce as great for the same quarter
1859, and greater than ever before known;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

The advees BY the Nova SootaD at Portland very
favorable for American interests. The Cotton market
was very active and advancing. Bresdstufs also
improving. Consols were 922 a92i. Money was &C.
tive in consequence Of the usual settlements at the
close Of the year.
The remainder Of the deposits for the last batch Of
Treasury Eoesissued were made to-day. Some Of the
Notes have been received of the st lot and there is
much complaint Of dilatory action at the Treasury De-
parimen..
Money remains exceedingly abundant on call at 5S7
p cent and paper continues to favor the seller The
quantity Of leading names in the open market 10 quite
small ss the Banks IKE all such offered by their deal
ere, and rates working down. First-clss sigma
tures sell ss7Sl0 y cent freely.
Annexed is an extract from letter received by
banking house in William street, from q correspondent
IN Detroit:
Mr. Rice the approximations Of the Michigan Railroad
Der. are nsw sc worth Of poi their dspo. which
would not otherwise have come this way at ALL The Grand
p.ey TOsd for carrying cotton &C The products Of Ken
isehy Tennessee &C are al coming ths way on s,eoon. q
foaas must continue 10 show nm increase
TIE debt Of Virginia now exceeds $33, 900, 900. OF
this Gov. Letcher rays in his message:
The por. e the 4oaI,G, Of Pebble Accounts viii exhibit
,s. ,oe foS 5 md scSTs nor@a,isn On tbs Interesting
subject On 6r,t October close Of the oa
year bslsncs In the treasury $50 800 The estimated
receipts for the fiscal ig6 % 9 46 and the est
need dishurfsne for the 393952 The est
ussd balance In the treasury on the fret day Of October 1861
kl3,ns -.
total debt Outstanding the frat day OF January 1851
90 S2O9l of this amount f23 4l 946 has been ors4od
since the k day Of January s2 The dob; guaranteed for the
James River and kanswha Company the Cheape ke and Ohio
CsBs :he City OF Petersburg the Vlrgna Central
EaiIrosd the Richmond and Dsnyl- Railroad the City Of
Wheeling and the Alexandria Canal amounted tho % day
Of January 1861 SIS .ord pleasure 70 inform
700 thar the interest the State debt paid promptly on The
hrs. dsy Of this month"
At Philadelphia, The Ledger says:
The supply Of continues large aud rather la
tvof Of The banks much relieved Of the
pRor ben and ing most Of toe good short papse
a. believed in Offer better margin
io ohs Tran psPm At 10 Pc~nt much capital nds it,
We soe nsise and thus fens prices Cali loans made
cert On approved collateral The banks continue
szps.nced Ia quarter suspension Is
edged By the banks ' W
The opening year presents no aspects Of returning &C.
tvty in the Dry Goods market The covers are scarce
y removed from the goods and few buyers from any
qnart We hear Of occasional recorders from
tie Western and the interior sections but the Southern
trade, which usually at it's height in january IL with.
out representative. Tie great monetary distress
which must 'ueceed the political mbroglo a, the South,
rid the hos Of any demand for goods from that sec
non which eontempstes ready payment, and eredi. u
om u he question. Oar iobbsn win no trust their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

1913 tuns OF the miscellaneous business, 40 Sss
tuns came from the Union Canal equal 70 81, si5 tuns
Of 1900 pounds while the business from that canal in
1859 was 67 ,l5G tuns. The miscellaneous tunnage on
the line has, therefore, really increased ls,4E tuns
TIE income Of the year amounts to 81 9s5 So The
payments for the new boat accounts have been:
Notes for boats and 9SS 6
Repairs and alterations Of boats. ssta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

The subjoined table exhibits the quantity and esti-
mated value Of each class and Of the property arriving
at tide.water by the Erie and Champain Canals during
the season Of 1860 The exhibit gives the total quantity
of every article passing the various Canals in hs
State and coming into Hudson river As the past has
been by far the most satisfactory and successful season
to all Interested in the navigation Of the Canals, the
.ubioned table should be preserved for future refer
enre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

LAUNCH PosTPosrp.--The launch OF the steamer
City of Boson from tho yard Of messrs Samuel Sneden
Co. at Greenpoint, did not take place yesterday on
account of the tides being six feet higher than usual
owing TO the prevalence OF strong east winds, which
lifted the ends Of the ways Her consort, the City Of
New-York will be launched from the same yard about
The ln Feb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
MARRIED..

CI,NNISG-LOGA.-On Wednesday,, Jan 1t the residence
Of The BRIDE, parents. the Rev Mr. Psddoek Capt 6eors.
Cumming 70 hiS hary Lesap daughter Of WIN Logan Of
Brooklyn.
LER-FARRINGTOE-A psr!,u, Conn, on Wedne.day,
jan BY the Rev Or. Barnes M John htuer o. Ser OH
Lou,s daughter Of John o. Warrington OF the iofnef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

80, Cotton a. Cd, 1850 boxes Cheese at 4os.;
Nv eA's p.oop st SIS. Cd $500 bbs. Flour at s. Sd.
-" va" nS 5oOo busb. Wheat at lid. in bsgsi 2,oo
y's So,u 81 IOsd slosd. in buff; 300 bbls Lard OF
sssD :, and 50 hhds Tallow at 3js. Cd. To London:
~ Ma Flour at &c. 3D.; 1900 bush. Wbe' 1t at I'D
San. 50 bids Tobacco ct 42s. C., and 1903 boxes
chss,. al sos. To Glasgow: IS hhds. Tallow at 35s
D inn, and 1900 bbls Flour OF 81. 3D. To Antwerp;
vo bales Cotton at lc., and 900 bags Coffee at &C.
vessel with II, coo bush Corn 10 Cork and market
AZ l2Id.. half in bulk and half in bags. bark to
Bsifas, with q, 600 bush. Corn al I'D. In bags.
schooner 10 load at Apaachieola 70 Liverpool with
Cotton at i'd, ard vessel Of 240 tuns to the nof'h
side of Cuba and back on private terms
The business Of the Sub Treasury wss; heeelPs'
fol9s79 67--for Customs, 900; Payments $@ii''
,04o; Balance, $3,646,sA 10.
Fx-Alderman T. 7. Backhouse OF brookyh' ios NO
nat thirty years well known in tho hnaneiai ana com
sca, circles Of that city has been elected fresaoen
AZ t,s Kings County Insurance Company.
The western Railroad earnings for the new year
some In very encouraging. 'te
The Galena and Chicago Railroad earned the hrst
week Of January; 9,0 -gguu %Bg.l
"a 1e6la..a..s,,, o..s.s",.s"s,-''"'''"etss'ss
...-r A5Q.. Ae
'e7' - Ir,,.... = -. .siass
,qrbe earnings oYthe Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
the first week Of January werei
'..'..''''''''''~iisssT
ls6e..................... ,,...,'''''''''." tae4i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

BOARD OF CoUKciLnEs.-The Democratic members
Of The Board Of Councimen Mr.. Pepper excepted
met yesterday ut p. M, and, after waiting fifteen
minutes for quorum motion to adjourn until Friday
al 6 p. m. was carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

Nrw-Yonx OprHALnIc HospirAL.-The annual
meeting Of the Board Of Directo and members Of tho
Sew.York Opthalmic Hospital was held ct thar rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

Receipts or Produce.
Ian 10 $50 bbL Four 70 900 bush. Tbos,, 1000 hush
Com, 20 pirs. WHISKY. IN rkss Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

~ = TppEspAy, jan u. 1851.
AsHEsThe make, k firm fcf both kinds sales Of 10 ob1s
POS and Pearls ct rs.
COTTOETbe demand has again improved end prices are t.
higher tho reach 900 baes we append quotations.
NETWORK CLassIycAros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

The Cincinnati and Indianapolis Road earned In De-
sember about $4,000 The increase in the year end
ing Dec. 81, 1860, over the previous year lie about
$4,000.
9 The Norwich and Worcester Road declared yester.
Say dividend of p cent, payable the 18th inst The
DIVIDEND fund was about Goo id addition to which
shs Company has paid OF during the year come $4,000
Of bonded debt. 1s-t .r.es
The December return Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Ia "a follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

SALE OF ,PEws IN THE MADIsos-Nrsuf BAPTIST
CnURcB.--The choice Of pews in this church was
offered for sale at auction Wednesday evening" the
valuations ranging from 81 900 to 500, and the rental
being per cent upon the valuation Nineteen were
bid Of at premiums from IS TO s7o four others being
disposed Of ut their valuation only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

GovrRsoKs IsIaso.-Abonf four hundred recruits,
from Eew-York Rochester, and Buffalo, have arrived
st Governors lsland within the hast three days They
are at present unattached but destined 70 complete
regiments numerically deficient. They are under the
command Of Major Johnston, and will be drilled in IN
fantry tectcs. The drill commenced yesterday morn
ing a, o'clock and will be continued daily ill orders
ar received spportionng the men Yesterday the re-
rtrctios rbidding general sece-s TO Governors sand
has been removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

y,
The largest days payments record the 9Th Of March last
| year when they reached o., 200.
The entire movement In continues restricted
Quotafiors nominal though an OCCASIONAL sale made at at
month for hrsclns and good signatures, Noebroter have
poor prospect for the fnure. and capitalists ssr while
viii be something In the pshha. g. with stores Of cash
gentlemen doing very little. Very little paper Offering
the reduced rates Of le2l y month Short loans fnt
oOaers few and far between The bottom Of the
soaking process has fallen out. Taking broad and sompe
ltn,ive view OF general fnaket closes for the
wefk yery kfscteIy.
The ui and dropping feeling In exchange which we noticed
In 's.t continued to-day, with the exception Of slight
sdyaree IN flames The counter for checks NeyYork
steady at cent Discount Outside drawers sold when
cqsd On az Sdi and discount Other Transactions 70 sons
through brokers were made At Iai discount good
days sight round Ut u dscount Sixty day. sight does
not appear be called for though we quote from TO ~ dis
CONT II must be toersbe good business to stand cent
exchange with NewYor The demand Tor sterling was very
weak and rates hardly supported Clear Bills ranged
from lah7 and l tbe latter hardly quoAbe only for
tance We quote remittance rates from IsdlG The
I Some buyers begp shyness sccount Of
rapid advance IA the price OF cotton Francs improved
lightly. W. note sale OF 100 600 hrscsss 81 ?sz on Fans
direct and ether points at 3s7id5ss then ee the market
closing at 5G1loas2t
The annual report of the SchuylkI Navigation Com.
tapy shows that the trade for the year 1860 amounted
TO 65I 4l6 tuns Of which 1856 6S7 uns were OF an
thrace COAL and 294 729 tuns were of miscellaneous
artices-a dminution of ~, 6S5 ,uns compared with
1859 Of which Is, 422 tuns Of anthracite coal and
2263 miscellaneous articles. In 1859, however, the
miscellaneous articles computed at 1000 pounds
to the tun, and in 1860 at 2fO pounds Making such
correction, the tannaQs Of the year 1850 would in COM
psrison stand 3096 tuns, tho real Ieftsency Being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

EDWARD H. DIXON, H.. D., Editor Of Tho
Cee combinations the obscure Diseases Of the pelvic
vbeer Rupure Pes yarsoeee and Fhtu radically CURED
without the hns heaprs Once hoIrs nom 70 10
and 70 sveninFL fN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

A Uros VOLUNTEER REornEsr.-A meeting was
held at the Mercer House on "Wednesday evening, for
the purpose Of enrolling regiment to be held in readi-
ness for service for the protection Of the Union and the
enforcement Of the laws Resolutions were adopted,
pledging fidelity to the Constitution Of the United
States, and selecting the name Of The Union Volun-
eers" as the distinctive appeation Of the corps About
fifty names were enrolled and the meeting adjourned
until Saturday evening, when officers will be chosen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

Tr,rrsosIiI.-H Henry l.. Robertson, fortwen'y-swo
years clerk to the Croton Aqueduet Department, was
the recipien, OF testimonial consisting Of silver tea
service on Eew.Years Day, from few Of the master
plumbers who transact business with the Croson Aqne-
duct Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

The CRUsApgR.-Tbe United States steamer Cru
tader Lieutenant commanding John n. aatftt entered
TIE haIbor yesterday and anchored off Y River bar.
She sailed bher from Pensacola and her mission here,
we ale reliably informed is TO get draft c,shed for
prize money due her complement account Of sale OF
SLAYER captured by her. This effected she will sal
without della, for her station the coast of Cuba.
Mobile Advertiser Jan l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

Sales Of real ertate at auction, Jan. 10, 1861, b
Adrian H. Mailer: House and lot No IA Wooster street, ~
about leo, $3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
The Ner. Orlans Cresoent Gays:

The Ncr. OTHans Cfesccnt says:
The tone general money good Money
daily accommodating In the hands Of capitalists AID the backs
strongly In position, and appea'o be terrifying Themselves
beyoud Ell which well for tbs future
r Louisiana Tho evont 9Th OF January has passed with
ont excitement fuss Payments commenced al
an esy hour continued bky until the oo~o Of business
Al banks there considerable Of crowd there
were 10 be Citizens Bank $3.50 @ into the Bank
Of Louana 600; Sse Bank and Branch, S3350o Of
which The three banks $4,000 ofdcouu paper The
total su payable into tbs banks day s4oo0o Uptos
late hour did learn any ferns rather new suspe
sions.
TIE following figure, give the comparative payments the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

on Tuesday evening. The Surgeons, Dir. Stephenson
end Garisb, presented their annual report, whereby
appears that DAG new patients afflicted with Diseases
If the eve had been treated in the hospital during the
year 1860, making 1862 poor perons treated at this
insttntion since ,s incorporation in 1859. This hospital
s located at No. 63 Third averue, Eleventh street
and is open for tberecepon Of patients every Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, from 10 3 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11
WIN. A. BOOTH, Treasurer, No. 90 Fropt.ss.

CHARGED WITH FORGERY On Wednesday night
Ccsr Irving Of the Twentieth Nsd arrested young
John III. Coschmsn Of Nc AL Ninth who 10
charged with hsvng forged the OF Msssrs GILMAN right
Co If No. 23T Washington check American
E1chspee Bank for &l5 BY representa- ths he IN the
py Of that 6rm the prisoner ob 1ea the money cm the
I@l The prsopsr 10 ehMgS a.o Nth having foIsed the
ss obtaining the cash thereon by Of the repre-
nopt ufed the previous OCCASION On being taken be-
fore Justice Qusekenbush b. committed for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-11

AcKsowLRDGnEsTs The Rev. Thomas W. Con
way. No lsl West Twentiuh Acknowledges the follow
ing donations In aid Of Mrs John Williams whose hu.bsn1
starved to d. sth at No 70 Madison street, sesmep boweu
Pelm,' Co, 81 50; Geo ksy; Ell lind lady 81 Mr.:
John, eli Mrs. W. Conway, 81. Total, SIS 50.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-27
Product Of Mich Cows.

A dairyman somewhat noted for produc-
ing large quantity of cheese annually
from his dairy, said to us in recent con-
versation, that one Of the secrets Of his sue
cess in this respect was the dareful manner
in which he treated his herd. His cows
were driven tot he stable leisurely. No dogs
were used for the purpose of driving the
cows, and persons in his employ who were
caught striking or in any way abusing
COW, we're discharged on the instant. Let
the cows have an abundance Of food, and
take their time in coming to the barn, es-
pecially in hot weather, milk clean and reg
nlarly, and from fifty 10 a hundred pounds
more cheese can be made per COW, during
the season, than when the animals are dog
ged out Of the field night and morning, or
kicked and pounded and frightened for ev-
cry little mistake they are supposed to
make. Some people make great mistake
in overstocking, and too little attention is
given to the treatment Of stock. summer
and winter. The dairyman should consid-
er whether 80 cows yielding 600 pounds Of
cheese per cow. are not as profitable as 40
COWS whose annual produce is 400 pounds
per COW and yet hundreds Of dairymer
seldom If ever think Of this matter, but &c
after the'old manner. trusting to luck for al
increase in dairy products over that of for
mer years.-Dairy Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-09-27

Bee HARvEsrs.-There are for the bee
three harvest seasons every year-spring,
summer and autumn. If only one of these
yield abandantly, the bees will secure a sup
ply for all of their prospective wants and
SO likewise if all three are moderately good.
When they can gather beautifully during
two of them. they secure supply and a
surplus and when all three yield empty
there will be supera5undance OF stores.--
As general rule, destitution or starvation
will only occur among bees which are dis
cased or mismanaged; especially when by
improper or excessive pruning in the spring
they are constrained 10 use for comb-buid-
ing the avails of the early harvest, and the
latter ones prove to be meagre.-dmericaa
Bee Journal.