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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET


We copy the following extracts from the June Circu.
lar OF 3Iessrs. ~ RAIDER L Son, New York:
The market for Kentucky Tobacco has undergone BIT
little change since our last issue except that holders
are still more deternintd for higher prices which, TO
buyers seems not only untmely but contrary 10 the
general state Of trade al home and abroad The strong
movement in the West with steadily advancing prices
based ON the diminished crop OF lsci and tho iikei
hood Of still smaller this season. are the chief
causes alleged for this while the other side argues that
The large SOCKS % old crop here and in Europe the ad
don OF At least 20 100 10000 hhds from Virginia
those, very curtGiled demand from manufacturers
mere Tor some time TO be expected the low stand OF
small prospects Of forcing decided adsantaSes there so
long rs plenty Of substitutes to be had,
cheek ne speculative feeling now prevailing In tho
west Business Is much restricted so long this DIFF
ference OF opinion continues and the sales Of the past
mouth are only about 1900 hhds in some instances az
advanced rates. Several lots taken by some OF our
manufacturers, and for stripping purposes at very full
prices, have given the market higher tone aud pre-
vented exporters from operating TO larger extent
with those Of last year Receipts from lt Jan
9lst May lssi hhds receipts from LIST Jan to 5st
May lss5 IL DOL hhds The receipts In Louisville and
ST. Louis show also large falling of from those Of last
year. In the former place. ls47 hhds against % 900
In 1885, and in the latter 5sst hhds aganstl SIG hhds.
in lse We now have reason to expect larger supplies
of the new crop, OF which, lately some really hand
some and useful lots have been shown Of the light as
OF value has been fairly settled, look for more
steady business. We continue 10 quote in gold: Lugs
Lac. 6sc; Common Leaf &c lie; Medium Leaf lie.
4c; Good Leaf lie. 6ll6e; Fine Leaf l5c lsc; selec-
lions lee (l2Oc. Manufactured Tobacco has been mac
tive, few lots Of black work Of old tax paid goods
part In doubtful condition, have changed hands at
prices varying from DOC G55c. Il d. The business In
bonded goods has also been light prices varying from
For bright work the inquiry has been good prices
are above the views Of buyers and the stock offering
mon, $50. n Dec; medium, i5c e,5oc good 55c l65c.
Navy rs. and IL bs common, 45c. tl5Oc; medium Soc
medium zoe a. Zoe: good lie nj Bonded black work
common, zoe GiOc; bright, 45c.@7oc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
4 Eat JOR

Hon. 7. c. A. Dexter, late Treasurer oil
Louisiana and government purchasing agent
at New Orleans, has received the appoint.
ment of supervising special agent of the
Treasury Department for the ninth special
agenc, embracing the whole of Southern
Alabama and Western Louisiana. Head.
quarters Of the Bureau, committed TO Mr..
Dexter's charge, will be Mobile. He was,
for nearly twenty years, a resident Of No
bile.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
GEN. LONGSTREsT.

1t is stated that Gen. LOngstreet has ap.
Piled for a pardon, under the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation. his ap LEGATION
presents test case that raises the question
Of the treatment Of the largo NJ aber Of
officers not, included in the terms extended
to the va ious Confederate armies. The de.
cislon will sl,O indicate the policy to be
adopted in reference to the q" Confederate
civil authoritios.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

Secretary Seward is said to be constantly in
transaeting business
Gen. sam Jones, formerly in command At
Charlest3u, pnbliely denies the ststenent made
BY the Port Royal papers, that he had ordered
his men not to take eolOrsc prisOaers.
DF. Mackey. the Charleston Unionist lately OF
this city, has been appointed Col ector 81 that
port, Ia acknowledgment of his loyal services.
The Prince Of Wales has declined to aceede to
the request OF the officers OF the Chicago Fair
that he wOald make some contribution 20 Il.
The Overland Nail il making is trips regular
" between New York and San Francisco in %
days
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
ieS-9l

VALUABLE VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE
' Capitalists wishing to invest in re al estate,
Will I'D Il 70 cir interest 70 purchase ValuA-
bic farm In Virginia one hundred miles from
Richms nd, seven mill 8 from the James River aud
kanaWha Canal
This farm contains SIX hundred acres. four hun
dred Of which is IN cultivation and well closed
with good fencing. The land is well adapted to
the gr'W h Of the various products Of this cOun-
try-wheat, corn oats, hay shipping toba co of
d bes quality. There Is q good store-house en-
e. and q teen or twenty thousand dollars worth
Of goods could DO sold from il annuity, with a
DIVE ling house attached ami other out build.
Jugs sufficient fCr the comfortable and convenient
occupation Of the premises.
This farm viii admit Of division. aud will afford
comfortable homes tor three or four families.
For particulars d1Tess A. B.. care Of the mo-
prietor OF the Wing, Richmond. Virginia.
10 ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

a PbNSs % AHse;sea gta yelskss " ass
conaposad Of Tie United States steamer Snsque,
b una. the gunb0ats Chippewa, Fahkes Mont.
cello. Bafdo. ana the monitors honsdRoek and
CsnonlcuS, arrived at Havana under command
Of Admiral r. Go don
About three thousand persons visited the mon.
itOrs in one day.
Many Of the foreign Consnls went 10 pay thelr
respects 70 the Admiral and received the usual
salutes. nlr- rr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

Governors Vance and Letcher have filed
applications to be paroled, With an assurance
OF successful response.
Mrs. John G. Breckenridge has gone on a
visit 20 her relatives in Kentucky, having
been granted permission by President John
son.
A. G1iette . Democratic lawyer Of Saratoga,
n Y, has sent 70 Washington FOR q copy Of the
Indietm nc sgs'nN Jeh avis saying that the
ri nds Of the latter have chosen him (Gillstte 70
ala Ia the ex Presidents dsfsuse.
Mount vernon q sgaln accessible. portion
of the 18Th New York hAl been ssnt thsrS 90
guard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

APPOINTMENT By THE GOTERYOR.
On yesterday, V. O'Cassell, of the city OF
Portsmouth, was appointed, by the Cover
nor, Notary Publi0for the city Of Ports
mouth and eOuaty Of Norfolk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
'EsSsSssxI 4!an SssssssaSsxs
aoLn ANTsroCKa.

At the New York Stock Exchange First Board, Tues
day, gold sold at 1877, o. s. s-2os at 1915 Virginia
skies eOAn advance of3i2; N Carolina SKIES es--sn
advance OF q and Tennessee skies es 4an advance OF
IL. In Baltimore, gold was firm Of 1876 l-:Gi3e,4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODs..

y W. r. POLK,
At Chiles & Chenery's, cor. Broad and eth SITS.
Nice English Berage, Soc per yard,
Summer Calicoes, ~ to 35c. 80
Fancy Lawns, 20 TO 75c. Z"
Bleached COttons, Is 10 6oc. "
Hoop skirts, 75c. to - 50 each,
Spool Cotton, lOc.,
Skirt Braids, 20c.,
Black Grape, CSC. to IS per yard,
NdinsOok Muslns,
Swiss Muslins,
10-4 Bleaehed Sheetings,
Sd Bleached Sheetings. ias.a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
AGgHysSN SALES TE.sa Esay.
b 3. 3. COOK. Aaot.olssr,

~ z. B. COOK. Auet.oAssr,
u 70 Main street
H0UsEHoLD FURNITURE, wATOHMA
IL KsRS TOOLS, &c, AT AUCrION.-Ou
Thursday, the 9Th inst. at 10 o'clock. win sell
at the residence OF Mrs. Honegger French Gar.
den (near the extremity Of 9th strtet) b
tween N q n str cts, good assortment Of ussfll
/ Household Furn.t ure, Bed ing &c.
AIS, -
3pets of Matchmaker Tools.
je6-td ....,....... Z. i. COOK, Auct.
WEI be added .- M
excellent Piano. in mahogany case
Sewing Machine, in peiie.t order
9 goVd Cooking St.ves
- E. B. COOK,
je7-td .....-...+....... Auctioneer.
AYE WILL SELL: THIS DAY, CoMMEN.
w CiNG at IL O'Clock large and varied
assortment OF Grpcs les Furniture, Dry Goods,
&c, consisting in part OF th3 following, VIZ: t
% hhds Bacon
30 kegs Family Lard
% l.2 bis do
% bbls errings
10 do No. l Mackerel
80 kits No. 2 do
10 boxes Cutting Dheese
% do +. D. Cheese
~ barrels Old Bourbon Whisky
o bbls extra Old Bourbon Whisky for fam.
lily use
casks holiand Tin, Z l-S casks Rochelle
Brandy, is cases extra Cognac Brandy, l5 bas.
kets Champagne, quarts and pints; Blackberry
Brandy, Sherry and other Wines, Cordials, &c
90 boxes Adamantine Candles 100 boxes Family
Soap, 100 boxes Fancy Soap, HulIs d Fay's; 900
bbls Flour all grades; 50 dozen brooms, 100 dozen
Buckets, 10 nests Tubs, 30 kegs Nails, assorted;
80 sacks g. A. Salt 25 bbls Syrup. 81 bags Rio
Coffee, 10 buckets super Family Butter % boxes
super Green and Black Tea, go pcs Dried Beef,
800 lbs Bologna Sausage, Mustard, Cream Tar
tar, Gnser Black Pepper, Allspice, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Preserved Fruits, Meats &C.; Market Bas.
kets, Whtewash busting and other Brushes; bbl
Covers, Spigots, Tin Scales, Cohee Mills, &C.,
&C., &c.
ALSO,
Lime, Hay, Oats Grits, Bolted Meal &c.
10 which will be added, at ~ o'clock precisely,
very superior lot OF House Furniture, (belong-
ing to private family consisting of superior Ma
hOgany Wardrobes, Bedsteads Sofas Tables, Arm
and Parlor Chairs, Beds, Bedding, Carpets, Mats,
superior China, Dinner and Tea Sets, Lamps,
Curtains, Mirrors, Tenders, &C., &c.
And, at the close Of the sale, we shall offer q
small invoice of Dry Goods.
We respectfully invite the attention of pur-
chasers to the above sale which will embrace
many articles very desirable that are not enume.
ted. TARDY & WILLIAMS,
No. 8, Main street.
T. W. KEEsEE Salesman. Jest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

REPERSoSS ARRTvN0 IN EICHNOND, WHO
have eoPieS0flats neEspApeTs, frsn ynehbufg Dan
vle or interior places farher South, will 0bse The
editor Of the Wa b. sending them 70 this oalee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
MY HOUSE.

With = Bill Of Fare, and NO One
Dollar Charge for Meals.
THE subscriber most respectfully informs bis
i friends and patrons that he has ken the
hOuse fornerl kept by the celebrated caterer
JOIN hAcPHERSON, on Seventeenth street. oppo
site the Market, ~here be win furnish MEALS at
any hour according to Bill Of Fare, Apd on most
reasonable term.
Thankful to his former friends aud patrons he
hopes 70 see them at Ny House."
D. SINGLETON,
fa9-Qte prODrfator
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

TsANKs.-We are indebted to Wallace
Ferguson, Esq, for a file Of the Albany En-
press.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

Mho. FEIhPOIAT AND FAMILY.
Mrs. PeirPOint and family left the city
yesterday morning. They 60 Dorthwsrd to
spend the Summer months.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

LN,R SAILS 800 Acres Of Land, wing In
II two sdjoin ng t-scts one OF 7OJ aces, the
othe zoo ch farm cont .in'ng $40 res (
cleared land, " th dfty OF q &, OF low ground
tue res OF the land In good timber for bui ding
purposes. Th'se tractS have goo dwell NJ
houses out-hOuses orchard aud every conVen.
ence 10 salt two f,milie. The land is well
adapted O. the Gu tivation Of Wheal corn, to-
bAccO, grass. and the var Gus products this
section of the country. This land is so miles
wet Of Ricn Dad miles from the mes River
Cana. a rare oppOru ity is fered for nyes.
mant. For further particulars apply a. the Wdig
once. 10 ST
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

By dAuBBs 4 WILLIAMS, AustFs.
A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE HOVE
IA IN RiCHM0ND.-0n Saturday, 10th june,
q 4 l.2 o'clock, p. NJ. we wi sell 1t auction
upon the premises, Thirteen Acres of GR0U ID
in this city, on Navy Hill within Ave minutes
walk OF the Capitol square; one Of the prettiest
spots 70 build mily residentes on in the mar
Bet Elevated and fe.ireo as q country seat,
town.
Cutivs'ed "a . ma rket garden, en- expe.
rienced N would be able to pay for It ina few
years. being chou. Ten minutes walk TO the Old
or New Msraet. Its daily increase in va US will
insure the purchaser from lcss. No letter IL.
yes ment could be made. The W mt Of money
aone induces the ner {, offer It for sale. IL
will he sold tire or divided into lots to suit the
views Of bidder.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS.
jeS-tds Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
SCHENCK'S MACHINERY DEPOT.
JACOB B. SCHENCK, Agent,

No. 10 Maiden Lane, New York.
Woodwork Planning, Tonguing and Growing Ma
chimes; Sash and Blind Machinery; Portable and Sta
tionary Steam Engines and Boilers, and all kinds OF
Machinery for working wood and iron. Also a supe-
rior quality Of Leather Betting Rubber Betting Pack
ing, &c, &C.
orders respectfully solicited, which will receive
prompt attention.
NJ Reference in Richmond: Messrs. Green * Allen
and Messrs. John & Geo Gibson.
Petersburg Express copy, and send bill to Green X
Allen. my3l--dsm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

FOR SALE.

DESIRARLE RESIDENCE ON
DTHUhCH HILL FOR SALE.-The new
and elegant BRICK DWELLING " tbs south.
west corner of Franklin and Goth streets Ia offered
for sale privately. Itcontaini ten rooms, besides
four good kitchen rooms store rooms and closets.
Also, detached brick stable and carriage house.
Gas and water throughout the premises.
Tbe pleasant and comm nding ocation OF this
Dwelling and its various convenienoes render
il one Of the most desirable offerings In the mar.
ket The lot fronts 80 feet and runs back 100
feet to an alley. The adjoining vacant lot is
Q so TO- sale.
For further particulars apply on the premises,
or TO JOHN CRANE, JR.,
ie7-2t Wing Once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
A Very Fountain Of Youth,

For in every case they add new life and vitality,
and restore the waning energies to their pristine
state. To the young and middle aged, they viii
prove most invAluabls, Is q ready specific and
sterling medicine. Here is dream realized
that POnCs-de Leon sought for three hundred
yeArs ago, and never found. He looked for q
fountain that would restore the old to vigor and
make youth ever
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY, JUYEs.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JrsE !, lsss.

Steamer City Point Talbot Norfolk mail r,dsa a..
passengers, Haskins q BridgfOrd e' anu
Steamer Georgianna, Pearson, Norfolk ,ndsa a.,
passengers, W. e. Smith e' ano
Steamer Red Jacket. Adams, City Point, mail and
Steamer New Jersey, Hoxie, Phila., mdse. aud BASS
Steamer North Point, Kerwin, BALTIC, mdse. and
steamer Thos. collyer, Williams, Washington. govt
steamer winnesumet, Johnson, City Point. govern.
Inent stores. ' oV'e'n-
Steamer Black Bird, Shaw, City Point government
schoonerC S. Watson wicks, City Point, goverpm'.
hay. ' e''eiuiHe
Schooner Statesman, Bush, Eastern Shore. lumber
Schooner George Washington, Mitchell, BALTIC. oys-
Schooner Julia, Delany, BALTIC, oyster shells, J. S.
Alice. ''N'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

Steamer Dictator bearing, Norfolk, mail, mdse and
passengers, Haskins x BridgfOrd. 1
Steamer N Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, mds and
Steamer Red Jacket, Adams, City Point, govern.
ment passengers. 49,
Steamer Ironsdes, vandovere City Point, govt off.
orders
steamer ThOs. A. Morgan, Edgar, Point Lookout,
Steamer Black Bird, Shaw, City Point, government
d. Cook. -
Schooner Alphabet Taylor. City Point. light.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

- rRAYED OR STOLEN.-From tie subscri.
- er, on corner OF lst and Byrd streets on or
about The lst June, 1860, . white COW, with
brown ieet rOp nose and ears. liberal re.
ward will be paid for her apprehenslol and de-.
hy ry q me Henry KARR.
ieS-lts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

,RTNERSHIP.-The undersigned bsvs
~ formed 3 co partnership der the name AID
style Of MINOR q JONES, for the purpose of
coz urttg a General Commission Business AT
N. Fit enth street between Main an Cary.
and vi pay 81 let attention to the le Of ountry
Produce, ana al k nds Of erchandise Con.
signments solicited 7. +. MINOR,
formerly Minor i Burke
JOHN l.. mes
"a. ID v, ~ ID n ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
Life-giVing Pills.

Have been used with the greatest success. Their
mission is, not only to prevent disease, but to
cus. They search out the various mslAdies by
which the patient is suffering, and rsinVlgOrAss
the failing system, To the aged and inarm
few doses of these valuable PILLS viii prove
to be . %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
FOR RENT.
WANTS.

IITANTED.--A GOOD PASTRY COOK AND BREAD;
w MAKER can obtain n good situation and liberal
wages BY applying through Post Office, Box 22l None
need apply unless they can come well recommended.
Colored woman preferred. jeI--sE
VIyANTED---A Cook, Washer and Ironer, Of good
w character and capacities. Apply to ,,,,,, O. a.
- ClIAS BAUCH,
ie6--d3t# On 10th st., French GaBlen Hill.
WANT D.-Tw0 THOUSAND DOL
w LARS, for sky days. Best security given.
Address All. B.,
jeS-2w Wing Office.
V1TANTED-THRxE GooDICIGARMAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
IN Corner 'h and Broad SIS.
Mrs. z. MAGILL, Proprietress
RICHARD DoRsAY OGDEN, Manager.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-30
Asparagus,

The seeds should be- sOwn in drills 4 foot
apart, in fall or spring. and can be trans
planted when one year old. The beds can
be made az any time from Autumn until
time Tor the buds 10 spring. You may set
your plants n foot apart IN rows four feet
asunder, aud cultivate with a plOw. The
ground must be strong and loose. and mar
ured each fail. For a family garden. dig
two feet deep a bed four feet wide. OF any
length you please. Fill with bones. if pro-
durable. or loose stones, about Oae-third
the depth of your trench. This IS for drain
age, and if OF bones, feeds your plants;
over this put az least six inches OF strong
manure well Incorporated with good loose
soil Set your plants In rows a foot apart
each way; cover them six inches with light
leafy mould in which some sand is mixed
keep the bed loose and tree from weeds
When the plants have begun their autumn
decay, cut them loose. clean the bed, aud
cover il with well rOtted manure several in
ches deep; fork il in well after the first
freeze. and cover ii with leaves OF loose lit
ter from the stable. In the spring the loose
litter should be raked OIL, and the short
forked in very carefully. so as not 10 injure
the crowns of the plants. A bOunulul
dressing of salt keeps the bed free from
weeds and improves the asparagus. which
IS native Of the seaside. The usual mode
OF cutting asparagus is 10 slip the knife
down beside she stalk. and cut il several
inches below the surface We think this is
an error; the white stalk is hard: the plant
should grow above ground and be cut OIL
on the surface; II is thin, tender and rich.
Some English gardeners turn 4 dark hand
glass over a plant. and allow II 10 ill the
glass before il IS used. \ bed should be
three years old before it is ready for ser
vice.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-30
Women Sheep Shsarers in Michigan.

The editor Of the Coldwater Sentinel re-
Gently attended the sheep shearins Of ".
J. Barnes, Of Quincy, where he saw the
novel spectacle, in America, Of women act
ing as sheep shearers. He saws:
AS We witnessed the operation We
longeu iOr the presence Of one of that class
Oh females termed Woman's RIGHTS - who
complain that all lucrative ami hoDo-sbia
avenues Of industry are monopilized bv the
sterner sex; We desired her presence To see
and know that this department OF industry
was open TO competition for both SEXES
-Four German women-Of whose muscular
development and healthy appearance We
VIII not now speak-each held a sheen In
her lap with as much apparent ease As n
squalhng baby, while the chatterinc shears
separated the fleece which rolled of in
ples OF snowy whiteneSs. In Germany the
snearihS Is all done by females. The only
uIleteuee between their Shearing and the
orulnary practice, is IN handling the sheen.
the quality Of the WORK i abo1t the sams
as our ordinary shearins. The sheen do
not SIT up, as in our habit. while shearinG
aoout the head and shoulders. but lie down
curing the whole process. The les are
ueo 70 prevent tearing The fleece. The an
.nSis seem resigned 10 the process while
49,, Win less struggling than we should
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-30
aqritnltural ban Dumsstit.
Feeding Wlsy to Cows.


From sae Monthly Report % Agriculture
Mr.. Willard. in the meeting at Watertown,
said:
"Wben we take into account that dairy
inc has been carried 90 N some Of the older
districts for more than sixty years. 10 Is
matter OF some sur ise that so little j.
known IN regard 10 @ney, lis real value,
and the best use ~ Which II may Dc app-eu-
So far We have neither seen nor heard u
anv exact figures showing the result oil
feeding whey, and 10 writer On the ualry
bas discussed the subject in practical way,
40 a. 10 be Of benefit TO the public
- When fed 20 cows 10 Increases the low
Of milk. but does not improve IL quality ia
the same proportion. IT, action when LED
10 milch cows seems 10 produce no better
results and somewhat similar 70 tnaDt
distiller's slOps, which increases The guam
titv Of milk largely. but yields u poor 10
ouality. The milk Of cows led with whey -
more acid. az have repeatedly demODstr-i-
ed By the use Of the test paper. Cows I'D
on whey require Jess food, aud when pastu-
rage is short aud insufficient, 10 - oi most
value Where there is not flush Of
feed. j am satisfied that more cheese can
be made from cows fed on whey thau with
the same pasturage and treatment without
il; but am not prepared 10 give the per-
centage from q given amount OF whey
From a careful analysis Of i've samples Oh
whey resulting from q careful manmuiac-
ture Of cheese, we have IN 100 parts the
following: