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SALES AT AUCTION.

A DRIAk y; MULLER, AUcTI0NEER
sf5 o4s % On ss5ES
H6kLAs II; MULLER J; r. WILKINS 4 GO. ,win sell
EueSssss II y ords. r q *:
s1ecu'rI Of Lesas SAssnSsV afcsass
containing Of from hftsen % twenty-five lots sach
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
adjoining the slegAn, villas q Hon William N Tweed.
purchased By as Mr. cStendsn lie time
reserved as c Ss'DF ;as AND MOST DESIRABLE
81 s'f aUbsos and HARLEM
and OF the beautiful valley lying between the Heights ana
DSSi asD oy yAs GHHg 81 s sHAHnE GRAN
40 SySs soH It's
no" being cssf Ss ndf As X III
y TPS
" course isss 81 me- n RIVER
RIVERSIDE PARK,
~ sEAysi PSi AND PICTURESQUE DRIVE
Ss pisps on
hill By beautifully shaded drive with he Boulevard
as properly p sss sSrk ssS'i sl'aS from :,
where prominent Il. @Ts sS1 SfF \ PrSsd
inc sssSrsS ana on
the island =
THE NEW TOWER AT HIGH BRIDGE RESERVOIR,
nearly flushed. will when completed, Distribute the
highest point The property viii be sold under
RESTRICTIONS AGAINST NUISANCES
Seventy cent remain bond and of the
premises. MUt
the ohlce Of Messrs. STALLKNECHr HALL, Attorneys,
80 Nassau street.
An omnibus will from Fort ashington station the
land the arrival Of the u A. NJ 80 r. trains from
Theh street Depot and will convey visitors to and from
the property Tree of charge
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FlNANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


WALL srKEEr I
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 1916 p. M.
faere was D better feeling in commercial circles
ro-dsy, particularly among the dry goods dealers,
to whom the colder weather promises larger busi-
ness as the heavier fabrics wiz now receive the de-
mand which had been postponed by the pleasant
weather OF the past few weeks. The up town retail
buspess is very active. Among the exporters there
NJ sharp competition for rreights, and falling or
In the shipments OF cotton is expected this week. as
the charters nearly all for the carrying OF wheat
The last mentioned article was more active today
and the shipping grades were ic. a &C. higher
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy, more so than on amy
day since the activity OF last week. The prevailing
rate early business Was SIX per cent on stocks and
Ave on aoyernmerts; but before three O'Clock large
balances offered AT i've per cent on the former
colIateras and ut four on The latter. There is
heavy movement OF goods to the West in anticipa-
ton OF higher lreights the railways, which goes
far TO compensate for movement OF the crops To the
Eastern cities Strictly prime rst class acceptances
are current at "a per cent.
the GOVERNMENT SALE or GOLD.
The government sold million OF gold al the
SubTreasury. The bids were twenty-seven In num-
her and Tor total Of $2soo,o0o at prices rang
ing from H. a ll2.77. The million was awarded at
n2-17 1890. The demand for cash gold IN the
Gold Room was so active in che afternoon thab the
buyers OF the gold paid cash for nearly 100000 OF
Il and took II out OF the Sub-Treasury. Usually pay
ment for the gold not made until the day sub
seqneni 10 the sale IL feared IN some quarters
that tie draft OF a million dollars of currency FROM
the street wonld produce activity In moneys but, as
above shown. the market stood this sudden call ana
closed easy at five per cent. The government viii
buy tomorrow Two millions OF bonds.
GOLD sTRoNs--li2ss 1885,.
An upward movement in the gold market was
made to-day, the accompaniment Of a sharp attack
on the stock MARKET on the theory that the latter
shonld decline rs the former advances 1t so hap
pens that the ''bulls'' an gold the ''bearsr In
stocks, and the movement III both markets was COM
bined quite successfully. IL CHANGED that Gve-twen-
ties came little lower nom London SO $50 that
a slight basis was given the "bulls" on which TO
begin to advance the premium, bat they derived
their main success from another ..squecze IN cash
gold, which They made scarce that the
''bearsh paid l-lC and - per cent for the
use Of balances 10 make their deliveries
nj the Clearing House. In subsequent loans The
market relaxed; but alter three O'Clock The appre-
henson started up aresh aud the oears at the close
were bidding 3-Gi for gold Tor tomorrow. The
course OF the market Is shown m the table,
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HERALD THURSDAY,

lshc; Laguayra, Iehc slsc Jamaica. 10 lse ST. Do
mingo lgoldi bond BSc. &C. Eewra, l6c l7c, Costa
kica ih5sc Hc Manila, 6c. TO-; nexicsn ibc &c.,;
savsnlIls, lb4 l6c-al gold. duty paid
Co1ToN-The market active. the demand being good
rom AL classes Of buyers and prices were steady co.ng
wero sold ~ bales OF which 5 were for spinning, l7
Tor Export le6 speculation and 100 N r,nst For future
delivery the market activo but with Tree offerings prices
were heavy lower the saes being At reduction OF
NC H. The sales 40 bales, free board In New
Oreans October ut 15c MO DO private terms; go do
do, In New Orleans. October or November, At l5c
3uO do. do Ia Charleston, Octbrr, at l5c 100 do do In
Charleston, delivery, ~ Slide 800 do free board
octossr TO Decemte, at 1886. u0 do November and
Deeemoer a. u siSe l9ci go do, for Novemhsr 10
Ian do. Tor November, AZ l5sac. i5he Leo do, De
cember I5c l5c.; 200 DO Tor January, mt Isle. and
100 do, FOR Februars At lSc a.so Gate Yesterday
wv co. ion re te on noa, a,, ~ noone on pynss
at lee 300 10. basis low mdne, December Febru
pry l6c r0 do November and pecembe Jsc 100
do. Tor Noscnber at dc Ito 4u do. for december
l55sc l6c COO do for January at ib.c &c., and 300 Do
for October At 1896. l6c We quote:--
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half.onst Fise n,CIncl. r. hi.
COMMERCIAL REPoRT.

W.parsDAy, Oct. le--b r. VI.
CoSrEE.Rio held for uIi prices and sought
sfte and sold ile crtcn. OF soo bags Brazilian
private terms. The other kinds quiet but steady
IN value. We quote --Ro-ordinary cargocs, 4'Ac.
l4s.c.; fan do, lac. i5Aic.; good do, ise
l6Lc.; prime do, i7c. Eye; extremes for lots
ls,sc. lsc, Java, government bags, 2oc 20. !;
DO, 1853 n mats, nc. ne; Singapore srass
mats. lte ise. Ceylon i7lac 1ar a Mar tpo 15c
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The following were the bids to-day FOR the cty bank
ehares:--Nev York. jss; Manhattan, $50; Merchants
il Mechanics l35; mon, DO; America. 1iJ: CITY,
2oo lradesncn's, 15l Fulton 100: National, rs FL;
Gcfcnants Exchange. i0l; LeatiIer Manufacturers,
isJ' seventh Ward 1ll;Stale of New York, los I;
Commerce ~; Btoalway. go: Ocean, 20: Mcr-
camille, i2oi amas4can Exchange, 10: Hanover,
J0t: Metropolitan, ~; Peoples, 40: Groccrs III;
East River lib; MaISet. 40: NASSAU 100; Shoe and
Leather, lca: Corn Exchange 10; Importers and
Traders, los; Pagk, loj Manufacturers and Mer,
cJants', s9s;N NV YORK National Exchange Bank.
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Rossyllle ~, : MO {. Of Morr. and rsser R.iIseed

Rossville No n Of Norris and Essex Railroad
Emmett st. o. ito II Of freinsnuysen av 5isiio. so0
South Orange 26 Of Newton II. 6xu5..... 1900
Hudson County, N. J.
JERSEY CITY.
Holden IT. 80 y OF Beyans ST. Oxbi. 90
South 9Th st. lts Of Brunswick st. 1sxe5 1000
South Mh ST. los Il OF Prosnect At, 49, 4C0
Lots Is and 81. block Bucks 5OxO0. ....... $40
=, A., !. IA ss,s,s Goa
nv ii corner VI AN ~ ooxsot i,so0
- GREEsvILLE.
Lots III and liz Bainbridge pap, 50xl00 1900
HOBokEN.
Bloomfield st. W ., 3 II Of sth st. 26xl0o. l2,0c0
Bulls Ferry Road si7 Pike. l75xico 1000
Richmond County. =. 4.
NEW BRIGHTON.
sherman 22A It of LIST 95xlnO ...... $50
Bard nv, shaw's, 5i7x55x56;x57s. 10000
MIDDLETON
Boyd and Court SITS, nor, 110xl75.
Boyd and Court sta, corner, f00x 20. o. mn
Canal 1;0x30x2n 9x79. 0'"'0
Ann st, adjoining phil RIM n, 49, x4sxb9 ....
kORTHriFLD.
South av, Jno Thompson's 14Sx'p0 200
Plot adjoining VIM Jorc, Reed 50xi60. 800
Westcllcster County.
GREENBURG
Spring Ct, s. lot IA, VIM Taxter 1890 200
MOukIaANIA.
CoTandt and GouveIDeur 2bxl00 ESQ
Merose st. $50 Of Cort!andt sDx100 lc00
Schuyler 4b0 II OF Cortandt 2Dxi0J. 5000
NEW ROCHELLE.
Road TO depot 8, adjoining New Haven Railroad. r
LicnLelttelu EQUIV
WF6T FARMS.
Locust Nv, ., "a u W OF Ryer place, 25xl00.... AZ
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FLou. AND GnAiN.--neceipiH TI29 6bln. -FOUR 600 do
and 1875 bags meal, tc444 bushels wheat sl4vD do
s46S do OATS rs 200 do barley 7,77s rye
market for state and western Gour active the de-
mand for almost AL grades being limited. but prlces were
steady especially Tor the shipping qusiitics which
sparinely ohercd The sae3 O0lU bbs South
ern -four was DUH but unchanged sa'es, COO bbIs Rye
-four OF saie and prices buyers Sales
2tu bbs Corn meal dul aud about our last
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S.v1i N IKE: Tor spris tnpea,ise aAs
qnet bat holders refused 70 sell except a. ( asres A. he
small lots were sold at 4sc. Tic sa'es we're 10 n5s
S 'S hs % % a. % sni aa 60 n 9
was du and n9,sas Eg,n1 ~ marsst Tor
eenealy nonna shs saiea efe 9 2o Soo 99s ~ o q
Tor pae ana Is i ior extra DO and window ass there
were sold 100 bels WILMINGTON tar, 10 arrive private
PnoyisSess~ seeeips lit ohls 6es u packages Gu.
ae SPOT Was s aht the prices BENZ above the
views o. buyers VIZ Mss aAed Tor We.srn q mess A. me
Cor lot q 60 ds FOR November delivery,
hogs were quoted hsher, with far ariyas; common
70 prime lo rAn soerd from SIS to 3e Dressed
as s we're sSr made s 'S g. @ S in e sw s Mas
demand light bu. prices unchanged About 50
and sis ia Bacon dun and prices weIe
out Sales. For Ell. meats the demand was confined 10
small lots at r,ees not differing from those previously cur
doys, Ice isc The market for western lard was aaet
and heavy the opening VIXEN jr6c accepted pui 1t
was strong though quiet 4. the close wbsa sellers e
l65sc. l5c. for prime Western almost all 6:sc
and i4c 49,. for city; $50 torces for December
ffTEoi Eus.The market for crude, in bulk was dull
in their views l2c was ASKED aud c was bid No sales
o. were On the creek the market wa.
ouo bhs the upper road for all Of this year, at 81 o.
unsnpoant The business transacted in refined
oil was hight the demand being small but prices were without
sellers sc but no buyers 2lc About $3.50
We're sellers at 1908 bis were sod on pVss rs
s's4 s s Sr rss s WITH In a as
refined was Quiet though towards the close fair inquiry
soId high ,lc whch price bid at Tho close. The
sa ls were 9o gSs ~ sor s o in ms a. 2ssc asc
for November were nominal at 2c 2394c For December
RIeE.-carona only moderately dealt in. bu. steady
in vaue Sales, 10 tierceB atSlgc sI.c or klngoOp there
vrf,s sflaf log cTipu mo tn hnug gfs N.
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The wheat moderately active prices
Grmcr higher. CLOSING. however dun
heavy The Bales about 5000 bushes at 81 80 ~ $50
ter store, 81 a for oil No. Milwaukee sprins Z,
and i 40 III 81 81 ~ for Whit the latter for pisn
Oss rmcr. tie market cioslns with 5c old
5Sl.c Bic. for Western and bosc. &c Tor
Coin Drm with improved demand, the SAFES being
10000 bushels at ec Bic. for mixed Western. cosng ~
s3c aud nearly yellow Rye, barley and barley mat
reported.
FRElGurs-The market was steady and firm for grain
cotton. but da ALMOST al other articles The chartcrng
business quiet, active eraay rhe
.ngemen,s To Liverpool 3 600 bushels wheat at
3d. 4Uj bales cotton, ~ ~ abibi aad steamer taJ
bales cotton, 1t 40, grain held AZ 3D. To
7,s0J bushels wheat At 3D.. small let at ID, aud
l,Uu0 bn lour, Mt -. TO GLASGOW per steamer, LOO
bps -four PRIV terms. 10 uenoa, 50U couOn,
lie. Rotterdam, baes cotton. s.c, 90
measurement; geo II iOs. The charters wereA bark
lcuin. g.. aud auon OUJ cases at Bye. back
direct IN the Mediterranean, witn tra ths. t0.
5s. AM GU eases do, al s'ec.. park 10 bh lrum
Philadelphia for tue .AS voA ae, with urtlcuns - 9 ~.
Bahia general cargo bark Ia hosonl from Tie SoaA
10 the Plale, With luL3ctr, o. private
GuNSIrs inactive and sales reported. We
quote:-ba is. @ac, and c!oIl, @o'ac. Sic
HAY.the dcn4aa faii, AID gftcca wera ssat ant
frm Ut t0 ~ ~ Tor snppns; 81 - q III 60 rNf&n
lots; ~ ~ Tor tons rys straw, and soe aso ~
hort Go.
HRMP-A kinds were inscye. and prices were a,risai
at the quo.a.uns puti.sacl IA our last issue
Hurs.-the aua and heavy cScgp. ne 40
better grades Nhilh IA slla supply aad hssa
With The Jew ssiss made william
OF lc Sc. II 10 choice aeg and Ice Is. g2s
yearanks
prices gcnera heavy and noninn. There $50
saaii o.s Eor.o iico within the raGse . car .eos~Ss
We aIoles-
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Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
N BY ALLEN h. MINER 4 BROTHER,
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
tEstab,isbed 1877
SnesrOoms Nos IS Chambers and u Reads Art Gale
ries Si7 and Sl3 broadway. tU
Friday, October 81 l0M o'clock, at the private resi-.
dence No. 66 West Fourteenth street. Sixth avenue
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BY ORDER OF EXECT-
TORS, CONSISTING OF Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
pes Parior SUITS Centre Tables, Hall Stands Extension
iabes and Chairs Crockery and Glassware, black walnut
Beateads and Bureaus Wardrobes Lace Curtains Chandc
crs and Brackets, b~ ok walnut gilt Cornices,
carved black walnut pmon Bedstsad Hair Mat
tresses Boosters and Pillows gilt frame French Plate NAN
tel and Pier Mrrors carved black walnut Bedroom Suits
deane and Stair Carpets and Rods, Oclohs Window
Shades Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTlONEER,
N by ALLEN y. MINER " BROTHER,
LATE HENRY Il. LEEDS MINER.


saesrooms 70 Chambers and n Rcade streets
Leeds Art Galleries SIT and $40 Broadway.
Auction Notice.
Messrs. ALLEN B. MINER x BROTHER wifi give their
personal attention. the past "a years.
sales of Household Furniture the residence OF families
declining housekeeping and their spacious saesrooms.
9b Chambers street. extending through TO n Reade
also to stocks OF Merchandise owners stores, and
at their galleries as above. ALLEN b. MINER
HENRY u. MINER
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sALKs Ar AUCTION

"A street.
Auction. Auction. Auction.
Over 500 lots and On. 600 worth
ELEGANT Household Furniture, Carpets, rianoior.
Mirrors, OIL Paintings, Bronzes, Clocks, Works 81 Art,
vt public auction 10 the highest bidder,
cI nv .n,s DAY sThuradAyl October ~ q lop o'coch
between Broadway and Fifth avenue, Firth ayepae
r. NlChOLS Auctioneer. Is Velvet Brussels Inyran Car
Ana IN gnincsnt rosewood riant tone Panoiorle Stool
Nover Six elegant Paor Suits, satin b0ca
VEL reps moque harcl9th; Curtains Mirrors turkish
rnsrs Lounges, Tables Bookcases Desks Oabnels 20
ana walnut Bedsteads Bureaus, washstands,
Ban es sSse sprss and Hair Mattresses Botrs Pillows
TWO extension Tables Dinn Chairs Basement and Ser
st ru,nHnre' &C. Sale positive Responsible
charges. - P~'s"@'eio ~ '"N'"'A'"
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->>->----ss>---~->-.. :.
EMlGkANr LANnlNG DEPOT

IMMIGRANT LANDING DEPOT
ia AND on.ccs OF the comm 81 toner's of rmigraton
o. lie State OF New York,
CAHTIf GARDEN, New York, Oct. 10, 1870.
PROPOSALS VIII be Ncciyei uni October 81 noon a the
shSn ~ Ae tolnnliE. aaes lmgrton Castle Garden,
feg The erection Of Tire Insane Asylum Wards Island.
A.aNs aud srccuUatuns Il the once OF the
Ass ccs Joan uNei Esq, 40. Nassau street, from 40
"A. A.. 80 I = H. a. csch day
rfcsas VIII 30 csed addressed to the President OF
tNe Commission TIE Chairman tho Building Committee.
Atc tNNfnt,tcr themselves the right decline
~ ggNgcs ais, " sAcy Gccn " sv.sahlc.
tsisatal RICHARD o'EORwAN, President.
aANaS ". EuSIalf, Chairman.
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UCTION SALE OF GENTEEL AND HANDSOME
IA Household Furniture this tThursiay, afternoon.
commencing at O'Clock precisely the property Of Dr. w.
Richards the private house 81 revoo place, West Tenth
street. block west OF Broadway University place
Office Furniture Brussels Threepy Carpets, Paror SUITS
covered with brocstel and plush octave Piano
forte Library Bookcase Tables Lounges Easy Chairs Bed
seads, Bureaus, Washstands Mattresses, Bedding, Paint
tps Eneravings, Cloc.s Mirrors, Curtains Dining Frni-
ture &c. f. NICHOLS, Auctioneer CHARLES YOUNG,
Saesuan
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Lien b MINER, AuCrI0NEER;
Late
Henry II. Leeds Miner
Established lsi7
Salesrooms % Chambers n Reade streets,
Leeds Arr Gal cries SIT and S9 Broadway
On the evenings OF FRIDAY, 18th and SATURDAY 29t Of
October, at ~ O'Clock each evening,
OPENING SALE OF FINE
OH, PAINTINGS AND STATUAPY.
AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
el7 AND Sis BROADWAY,
comprising the PRIVATE COLLECTION Of well known
connoisseur in art of desirable PICru RES BY EMINENT
AND FAN0RIrE EUROPEAN AM AMERICAN ARTISTS
Also two invoices o fnc foreign Pictures just received
from Europe. with number OF high class Pictures conri
butcd by American artists, their latest productions.
On exhibition on and from Monday, Gath inst.
Particulars IN time.
A Lien b. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
n By ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER,
Henry ii. Iseeis Il Miner.
Established 1Sf7.)
saesrooms Nos 90 Chambers and ~ Readc street; Ar
Galleries SIT and s9 broadway.
On Thursday Oct 90 at 1917 O'Clock at the private resi-
dence West 59 street. between Tenth and Eleventh ave-
nues,
very superior rosewood IA octave Piano,
Mirrors, Carpets. Curtains, &c.
Parties this will take the ut Hudson River
Railroad depot foot of 1hirtieh street, North river at 70
8 rs. ~ and II 30 A. NJ
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A RcH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER
n Once and slesroom 81 Nassau street oppos, ms pos
Office. = - - -
Elegant Household Furnitorc
JOHNSTON Il VAN TAssELL viii ssIl =, s,, :,
1G5s O'clock at their salesroom 81 Nassau gree, -
sonent OF handsome Household Furniture renewed 10 he
store for convenience of sale. '~' '''o''" :" s"o
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COMPARISON or THE EXPORTS.
the following shows the exports exclusive OF
spcciel from New York foreign ports for the week
ending October Is, and since the beginning OF the
year =
1865 1869. 1870
For RI, week. .3,35l ,ij4 s1,i49,21s S3,l9G.123
Prev. rcpof.cu.. LIS SO 937 i5lSIG,5s3 lsl $50 063
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A J.BLEECKER, SON CO.. AUCTlONEERs.~ L0R-
N Hard Estate AT auction Closing sale ny r. T. fCti-
GLtS. referee, ihs day, the premises Trains leavo
Harlem depot al y 10 and IL 49,
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A UCTIOH NOTiCE.--R I. HAZELI, AUCTfONEER
N FRIDAY, October u,
at l0t9 O'Clock, AT salesroom lis Chambers street.
attractive sale of
Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Timed Ware, Tea Trays &C., &C.
embracing large assortment Goods in lots To suit city and
country trade.
Catalogues with fnl particulars morning OF sale.
r. =. HAZEL n CO.. Auctoneers
rs Chambers
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UCTJoN SALE.--DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND
"A JEWELLERY, TO PAY ADVANCES.
BY AARON CRISTALAR CO.. Anctioncers. a. their
saesroom, 469 Broadway, Grand street, tomorrow
rday sist inst At Us o'clock large and valuable as
soitneat Of rr,.,..,,,,..
CLUSTER AND SINGLE STONE DIAMOND BROOCHES,
RINGS. EARRINGS. STUDS AND EnITOMs Gold
AND sILNE AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN WATCHES /;
also Gold Chains Jewery, SILVER W are, &c, -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-29
Management Of Cows.

Ia the Stock journal Hugh r. Brooks
writes as follows on this subject
To begin at the beginning, every household
er should feel an irreprcssible interest in the
propagation and perpotuation of good milking
animals. No person has a moral right to
own or possess good COW except " for the
purpose therein set forth" viz; the largest
supply of good milk, and the increase Of her
species These legitimate ends we are bound
to seek
First, by breeding from milking families,
scrupulously rejecting all males and females
not descended from milking stock.
Second, by providing young animals with
suflicieacy of the right kind Of nutrment.
The milk vessels are developed by nutritious
and succuent food, which should bo literally
supplied from the very start. A calf that
maintains precarious existence on poor hay
and straw, and grows up without care or car
rots can scarcely make good COW, even if it
has good ancestors and is well treated in after
life. There is no place for neglect in the
milk business. All things require to be
trained and developed for their proper sphere
Third, dociity and good behavior are es-
sential characteristics Of good COW, and they
are secured by kindness and familiarity Farm
ers should never neglect their calves as they
do their own families unless they are will.
ing to have them grow up wild and ungoy.
ernable. Cultivate in all these eases con
slant and kindly relations from the very be-
ginning,
Fourth guard against drouth in summer
and short supplies in winter by securing early
good quantity Of bran or shorts These, as
well as roots, pumpkins, apples, and well pre-
served corn fodder, are peculiarly adapted tC
the production of milk.
Fifth cut your hay early. Woody fiber is
a good thing in its place, or 1t never woulc
have been sent; but no orthodox man has any
right to belive that it is much adapted t.
dairy purposes. Cut your hay just as the
blossoms fall Keep it snug every night--nC
rains and no dew upon it. BE sure and dry
it enough so that it will keep perfectly sweet
without must, and be sure aud not dry it any
more than is necessary Sixth, unless COW
is a remarkable good breeder let her 60 far
row, feed her high and milk her through tho
winter, and sell her to the butcher; do Thu
as soon as she begins to fail, and while she is
profitable to feed for beef
Seventh, consider good supply of milk a,
a necessary Of life, and never be without it
Milk can be secured by having q COW come il
late in summer, or by having one--it should
be the poorest-go iarrow, and then go to the
SHAMELESS
Eighth, deiormity aud butter are not in
separable companions. You may have a
good looking COW that will ill your pail quite
as well as the historical "brindle COW with a
crumple horn" crooked leg, shaggy coat, fat
rib, sloping rump, and irrepressibe back bone
You may breed quite successfully for beei
purposes, while you secure good supply Of
most excellent milk.
Ninth let everything be done decently
clearly and regularly.
Tenth, provide good, warm well ventilated
stables, and never omit to groom and bed
your animals.