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The New York herald., 1871-03-20

neat was more acve aud nrncr, closing about c higher
eie Wa some speculative inquiry, but nearly all the
aSt.ms "a weIr Tor export The sales comprised about
ln bushels a. ~ D 81 g for choice spnrs
" 80 ~ 6l lur DO delivered closing ri outside price
rye was dl Al yegterdhys quotations. Sales Both har
ey enc paey mat were du and prices nominal Corn
was limer INC sses being o50JJ bushels sc So Tor
mixed On track; balc. ssl6c. for DO
yellow, ssc &c Tor white Sc for Penneyly aUa on
the pier oats we're du. The sales g509e ushes M
Hsc for old Western IN store 6-c uc for new Western IN
store and sioat, and g.. a re. for Ohio.
FHTIGB rsfbe market fairly active Quite dy
Tor grain, but quiet for almost All other arclcs rhs
chaerng business Moderately active At about previous
raisa Ite oes4senenss strf 10 Liferpoo-l1n hsl.s
The New York herald., 1871-03-20

The value Of foreign commodities remaining in
warehouse December 81, 1870. was $55, GO e35, as
compared with SOL, 763,413 in 1869.
II will be noticed that there is marked improve.
nent III the disproportion between imports and ex-
ports in the last as compared with the previous
calendar year the excess OF imports in 1854 being
s6s,G92 Az, and in 1870 only $2,21s493 An exami.
nation OF the above tables also shows that over %
per cent OF our entire foreign trade in 1862 and over
20 per cent in 1870 carried IN foreign vessels
and vehicles.
The values OF the principal commodities imported
and exported curing the calendar years 1870 and
1863 were rs follows
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
CTR FOREIGN COMMERCE.

synopsis Of. tle Monthly Report of the
Bnreau Of Statistics.
Monthly report No OF the Bureau OF Statistics,
in press gives the statistics of our foreign trade
during the month OF december, $780, and the calen-
dar year ended the same, compared with the corre-
spending periods OF 1869. Mr.. Edward Young the
Chief OF the Bureau, furnishes the following synop
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Denny -BRowN.-At the residence OF The BRIDES
parents. on Wednesday, March l5 by the Rev. n. W.
EDWARD w. DENNY TO KATE NJ daughter
ui Edwin ]. Brown
The New York herald., 1871-03-20

FLoun hNp GRhtN.-Eecepts, ',2s bels hour, 800 bbs
and 1850 BAGS meal a,32u bushels wheat % uO
corn 1850 do oats 10 $50 do barley and DO malt The
no1r market ~ ed dub and heavy, but prices
changed The salrE abou. 6oo bGs southern -four
q,ie, and unchanged Sales $50 bbs For hour
moderate demand prevailed At unchanged prices sales
about l50 bhls. Of meal the sales sJl bbs
Fran dysine ard s. tnr Jersey. We auote
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Included IN the 4: bales Transactions
log future delivery uited, the market being
quiet and weak closing q further
&c. ID. The sales to-day 1900 bales oi
lows March 200 issc 100 l36c; April, 700 at i3ac.,
!u1 i5 ol6c, 1000 iSc 100 April and lnJ May al
- 9l6c together; zoo Apr so Nay aud 800 June lSrc
Geher' May lo0 At W SoO AZ iSc 0 a y Soo At
goo At y I5i6c 2OJ At lS,.c; August, 200 At iSzsc,
LOO July and loo August, ~ i3Mc., together
Also, Yesterday, after Change, ZOO bales
follows March, 600 ISJsc. April 300 i3 l3-Ifc.,
ciQG l34c., April May and June, 100 each. nj i3c.
May 200 ri i5c 6D At l59zc. 100 al is3ac june, 100 a,
ic Tots! since last report i 800 bales We note the
rage quotations o yesterdays forward deliveries
March. iic4c.: AUrl, I3a9c.; May i3?se june sU7c;
1uly l4u2c. August September each &c.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20

The gross earnings iel or 25 per cent but the neG
earnings increased $50 per cent. Last year the eX
penses were nearly 30 per cent; tins year they are
Nor cont
The New York herald., 1871-03-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATUrpAY. March IS L. N.

SATURDAY, March is L. NJ.
CoFrFr The market or Rio continued rule que and
heard OF sales Prices steady ana m however,
former quotations The other kinds quiet
ed We heard sales e:Ro, ordinary cargoes
l0l,c l0f<c fair do. lie. lltc. I2c n
PRIME do 1c. lSkc extremes for lus 1014c l4c all
gold bond; Java government bags. lsc. 2Uc: do.
SJ28 grass mats, ls9c &c Singapore, Ec. 1sc
Ceylon. .5lac II Tc Maracaipo. l4c. lSc: Laguayra
H2c. 1.4c. Jamaica l2c 14.c. ST. Domln gold
brnd pc. uJc; Costa Rica, lSl1c. l6c. Manila 14c.
l5c Mexican, ice. l5c Savanllla, 3c 16c., all gold
paid
CoTFoN.--The market dul. Purchasers confined
Their operations 70 pressn. ersenclef and bought very
srafu.y ~ irregular and declining prices The offerings
the supoined quotations large and 10 effect sales
extent would entail reduction Of n least per b
TIE downward tendency Of the market still obtained Al the
,aS Ihp sales ware
The New York herald., 1871-03-20

Toal.....".. .S7 ,ss453 37407,2s Ss5as57 sls-,S3,
The corrected earnings OF the Union Pacific Road
arc now received Tor February, and compare rs fol-
lows with same month la veor.-
The New York herald., 1871-03-20

The loss IN reserve Is s. $40, ana IN the surplus
over the legal reserve s2,77047o. The banks con-
ilnoe TO hod $loGa96 676 in excess ol the legal re-
serve.
TIE COURSE o. rHE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations dairy in the price of gold
DINING tha w.. Nnara ~. tolln.ra.
The New York herald., 1871-03-20

At B NTNTZ'S, l32 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
~ Twentynin and Thrcth streets, ladies and gentle
men will be stonshed at the great prices MINTl pays in
cash caston Clothing Jewery, we have large
orders for the Western California trade. Call
through pos. wD be pupcuay attended 10 by Mr. or Mrs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-23
Negro Cadet Smith ie in trouble, again,
for'hafah' treatmentfod bis feIloWt 1eplo

Negro Cadet Smith is in trouble, again,
for. r.harsh' treaementfof his FELLOW; tep lu
Gee, from Alabama. =
Probabilities Light local storms are
probable for tonight in Illinois and
Westward, and an area Of low barome-
eer' with: threatening weather, will ,be
developed over the lower lakes. Rising
barometer, with Easterly winds, will
probably continue on the middle Allan.
tic cQass. Cloudy and threatening
weather will probably continue on
wednesday in the South Atlantic States.
with increasing oloudiness South west.
ward to Texas, md severe storm nm the
Georgia coast. w
NEW YoRK, August 22.-The reported
dissemination Of yellow fever by three
founded. I
Three sailors on the ship Nevada we're
arrested on the charge of mutiny.
The wrecked steamer Wyoming halls
from Perth Amboy, and was on her way
hence to Providence. The EnelisI
steamer Wyoming is here, and sails for
Europe Tomorrow
MONTGOMERY, Ala. August 22.-Re.
ports from the richest cotton fields in
Alabama and Mississippi say the army
worm appeared in larger numbers than
ever before The boil worm is. aIao re.
ported in many Counties.
LEXINGTON. KY, August t22.-Higgins'
block was burned to-day; loss $50, 600.
CHARLESTON, August 22.-Arriyed-
steamers Falcon, Baltimore: VIRGINIA
Philadelphia. Of the port-eteamer
Man haitian, New York.
accounts from every part OF the coass
seotion report immonse damage to the
cotton and rice crops, especially cotton,
rom the recent heavy and continuous
rams and gales. Reports from the inte-
nor on the other hand, represent cot
ton and corn to be suffering badly from
the protracted drought.
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+, FNApo14L AND CpmnInnC..I

LoA1oN. 1ugast 2srKoon: :I6o5sol,
93A. Bonds 9316.
FRANKFORT, August 22.-Bonds o611
PARIS, August 22.-Rentes 56f. 25c'
LIVERPOOL. August 22-Noon. Cotton
opened steady-uplands 81; Orleans
91s; sales 10. 600 bales; export and spd.
cuiation 1000. lNi.:e,.''7, = :.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-Evening.
Cotton unchanged. Manchester nd vices
less favorable. Weather wet.
NEW York, August 22-Noon. Stocka
steady but dull. Gold neasy, at II q
(@I2l@. Governments dull but steady.
Money easy, at 2. States very dull,
Sterling-long 924; short. 8. Flour q
shade frmer. Wheat quiet and firm.
Corn quiet and steady. Pork steady.
L Lard steady. Cotton arm-uplands 1897
Orleans 1915. Freights firm.
Z L. M.-Cotton strong; sales 1888
balos-uplands 1879. Flour-Southern
drmer; com mon to fair extra s. .65C05. SO:
good to choice 6.85@9.OO. Whiskey
lower, at 93%. Wheat closed heavy and
l92o. lower-red winter Western 1 .4O(A
l.46. Corn shade lower. ut G5(0G5 Y
Pork firmer, Mt 13.62@1875 Freiglts
hrm. Lard quiet. Stocks very active
and closed strong. Gold irregular. at
12M@1259. Governments 1sMLo. low.
er and closed very duh. sa States yery g
dull Tennessees rs; new 75I. yirei.
nias G3; new. 72 Louisinnae G5: nav "a
levees 70. Georgias l83; rs 81. Alaba.
tnas LOO; 5s 68. North CardIinas 45.
new 26. South Cnrolinas 70; new 57ss'
Sterling long so; short Oh.
CINCINNATI, August 22.-Pork 12. 25,
Flour firm. Corn quiet. Lard-odyance
asked, ut 9. Bacon demand light and
holders firm-shoulders 6; clear sides
IA. Whiskey steady.
LOUISVILLE. August 22.-Flour ouiet
and steady. Provisions quiet and firm.
Pork IL. OOCD12.5 90. Shoulders 6aI: clear
sides 724. Packed keg lard II. Whis.
key 9o(9t.Oo.
ST.. LOUIS, August 90 2-Flour and corn
dull and unchanged. Whiskey strong.
at so Bagging unchanged. Provisions
dull, with only order transactions.
: .I-BALTnIoRE, August 22.-Flour steady.
Wheat scarce and frmer. Corn firm.
mixed Western 66@7O. Pork quiet. ut
l4. O0@l4. 30. Bacon and whiskcy nn-
changed. Cotton quiet-middlino 1917.
receipts 63 bales; sales 80; stock 9l5.
CHARLESTON, August %. -Cetton dull
-mlddling ~; receipts 81 bales; sales
20; atOCk Z,61S.
MEMrH1s. August 22.-Cotton quiet
middling 17@f714.
PHILADELPHIA. August 22.-Cotton
firm-middling 1874.
GALVESTON, August 22. COTTON firm
m1niddiings l51S; receipts 12 bales; sales
NEw ORLEANS, Aulis;uusas 22.-Flour
d1ooplng- g-s1per 4:87: double 575: tre-
BILE Ola: Corn dull-wbite 69M7O.
Pork dull, and held at 1875. Bacon
depressed, at 67l@8}a. Others :un-
ehanged. :! Cotton quiet-middling 1867
(0l74; receipts 702 bales; stock Is, ,37Y.
SAVANNAH, August 90. -Cotton-mid-
ding l74; receipts 80 bales; stock {. $40.
Bosron, August % Cotton quiet and
steaady-middling 1915; receipts 70 bales:
sales 200; stock 1000.
WILMINGTON, August %. Cotton dull
II; sales 20 bales; stock 598..
.AUausrA, August 22.-Cotton firm and
offerings lighEEiddling 1G3l; receipts
10 bales; sales $50.
MOBILE; August 22.-Cotton nominal
l724; receipts "a bules; sales
100; stock 2.0Bi. i
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i, foreclosure of Mortgage.
ID. G. PElXOTTO <. SOW As,.t9

~ o. BUN, ,Auet1Onccra.
b. the coInmh; C,ze5s Sayings Bank Of Colum 6ia
the mortgage OF the said Columbia OH c.une Com9
aiHyn Paniy TO 90 the said Citizens Savings Bank OF
and singular the ortgaged premises herein. her. a,
a.Gr sa; descrlbed. Tor the purpose OF satisfying
siared to be foreoloscd and tho said coInm. col ae.
o. Ola Oli company forever barred Of all claim
under the same power ~ aforesaid, the under. @
GIr, Gs.gneo VIII sell at public auction, before the
DAY in September next:
All that certain lot OF LAND, situate and
oeing in the city OF Columbia, in the Countv
oonsistnn i,ah1and a. and State Of South caroIins
Ltaining four acres OF land, more or less. and
aea den sieeety ny Wheat Rice. Lincoln and dads.
lions on said lot Of land. now Used for the the
~; RPG!PPoses OF an OIL Mill. and all the Eneines
Oil rresseH and machinery OF any kind Thef,
so9ege1, ever, in and upon said premises. '>' INV
prao;das,t an taSn: S;t: W. MARTIN,
N...s ME...G:- August II +
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HE.i171GRARHIC
Foreign Annlrs.,
NOON DESPATCHES


AisAs sAnARY-s ), -sTR1KE-AMERioAN LOAN
~ iScNEAsE OF oHoLERA-.posTpoN
-. ~ MEETINd BETWEEN EMpERoRs
or PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. 10. n
PARIs, August 21.-In the Assembly
So-uny, stormy discussion was aroiIsed
~ lrreilgions expressions used by some
deputies IN their speeches.
AT the distribution of prizes in sohoo,
At Lyons. NJ. Jules Simon, who was pre.
ssnt' made speech, in which he do.
cured ne should ever uphold principles
MUNICH, August GA new ministrv
President. 8 " 90
BERLIN. August 21.-The carpenters oi
thls CITY have struck for IN increase of
twenty i've per cent. in wages, and ra.
dnction OF days labor to nine honra
and q half. '-',
fAR4s, August 22.-The Budget Com
mlttee will fix Thiers' salary at 500, OOOf.
exclusive of ordinary expenses.
LONDON. August 90 2.-Thornton. re-.
Gently Minister at Washington, is gone
20 balmoral to. take oath as q member of
the Queens privy council.
The subscription to the American loan
at noon to-day was $5O, 600, 900. !,
1ER1GN, August 22.-Oholera is steadi:
y increasing at Konigsburg, and has nn.
peared at Dantzig. No cases in Stetten
or South Prussia. l.-.T h.
The Prince OF Wales, from Honr
lost.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
VERSAILLES, August 22.-A tax Of
twenty francs per kilogram Of paper is
substituted for the newspaper STAMP
duty. .s,t..[li '.-f--i'' n :
It is reported compromise has been
made regarding Thieta' tenure OF offloe.
He receives tue title OF President and
helds during the existence Of the present
Assembly ,>l70'i 4. Ilis .>s''' :
RpME, August 22.4The Government
IS taxing stringent measures against OHIO
'' LONDON. August %. The introduction
of S76. 600, OU0 of the United States Ave
per cent. loan. to-day, by; JAY Cooke.
McCu1looh d Co.I was q marked success
the subscriptions exceeding in a single
day the whole amount offered, The, CON.
Il, alnental subscriptions are re- reported large.
Ihe books will be closed to.morrow. In
stead St. ct Thursday, as: dysrtlssd, sTha
1'nsea' says further loans will be reouirei
before the oity of Paris will be restored
10 1ts conddition before the war. The
meeting between the lEmpero5s OF Prus.
Sla ana Austria is postponed.
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A little girl came into my house one
day. and some apple parings lay on q
plate on the table. After sitting n wbile
she said: II smell apples!" yes" I
replied, II guess you smell those apple
parings on the plate" .'No! moi, snid
She. "Tain't them I smell: T smell
whole apples" u!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-23
American 1nlelIIgenos. !.
NOON DISPATCHES.

BRUTAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT. SEA
1SAoHINd--vERDIOT IN THE srARBuCK
cAS9lHfTWEATHRR ASH REPORT CADET SAITH
;AGAININ TRouDLE-LARaE FIRE-ARMY
WORM, 10, so.
OAPE ISLAND. N. j., August l8.-Jo-
n2tnap Hoffman. farmer living on the
COURT House road, two miles from the
Island, was murdered lust night while
walking home from heighbor's house
10 company with. bis wife,; He received
2 iutl charge. Of shot and died in few
minutes. Inc murder is supposed to
have been committed by some vagrant
boot-biack whom he had detected rob-
ping q melon patch some time since.
ihe anthorltles offer reward of $500
for the arrest of the murderer.
NEW YORK, August 2I.EWm.. A Rnr.
tis. President OF the Empire City Fire
.rnsurance Company, wau arrested on a
charge OF having in his possession. with
guilty knowledge, stolen bond with al
tered endorsement. He was bailed.
Helmbold denies an. attempt at sni.
eide. BE was blowing out one barrel
when the other accidentally discharged.
wo1nding him in the face slightly. {
WASHINGTON, August 22.-The steam.
ship Victor, from New Orleans for New
YORK, encountered hurricane, August
10, off Jupiter Inlet. The cabin was
alled with water. Her cargo was shifted.
Much water in tho bilge..
Masked, n mep 9'l.lhu hung negro raper, at
Cleveland, TGnp essee. ~. ~
The Reyenne Department has no dis
ereton in q extending the, ,timedoy te5vp
' Tie coronet's ,jnry iii, tile cdas Of the
ting Sbarbnok charges the enaineerr and
Government Inspector Stratton with
man1elaughter. Warrants are out for
both. !. K. 2 ~ 'f"-t'Tf.
I. San, FRAN{o1sco, August %. Tie Can,
trail Pacific. Railfoad elected the old al.
rect9rs except Orocksr, whom Robert
Robinson eucceeds. ls:!
C4NoINNATT. August 22.-It is stated
shat MoCqok has withdrawn from. the
'Gnbesna4osisl candidaturs. ':... -I.i'1s'
:. .PRoY1DENoE, August 22.-The smack!
Ida May arrived with portions, Of Wreck,
and with part Of pilot house, marked
wyoming" She,is large vessel, with
side wheels, and appears to have been
Diown up by powder and steam.
Vhe kentucky Legislature stands as
follows: Senate-35 Democrats. !! 3 Re:
pnbiioans; HouseA82 Democrats, 18 Re-
publicans. ''I,7's
:ohI MoNROE, August 22.-A schoon-
or le ashore on Body leland said to be
the Marion, from Boston for Liverpool.
NIGHT DEsPATCHES.
~ WASHINGTON, August 22.--It is an
nonneed at the Treasury that no nav
s psI M aentswiil be on the market after
:3ss TIE Slip Bpttsrpe, from New York,
Biin; Bdn!erea.ls. Fart'of the crew arrived ut
has not. beer. heard Of, '''e T,'' Y'''A'
j, Full details Of the Corcan affairs orc
R9pb!iIseef. R9 f,I s The Herald eartions its ar,
AgIe, I ~ y, ,Sl ,lrenr lvgiotoryy y but, Great
tazz!e ss 81 The 1yitYne says; $s'Wo have
the expeditioh, and the whole affa;r is
worse thnn useless, unless che forcn mn.
der the orders Of Admiral Rodgers il
Immediately qnadrupled, and he is or.
dered to reduce tho country"
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Symbolic Adnionition!

symbolic Admonition
VIE season is at hand when tie hum N
family IL more afflicted than during any
other part OF the year. The suns rass actini
upon the decayel yogct able and animal mat.
ter, poisons the atmosphere, and produces
many disorders Of the s;stem-Chil ami F..
YER, Bilious Complaints, Diarrbma. Dysen.
terry, Cholers Morbus, Cramps and Ciolid. etc
Hence tho ayatem requires an inyjcorntinn
and tonie medicine, that viii brace up. its
shattered forces, and enable tile orGans to
perform their proper functions For tIis pur.
pose we you'd recommend the use OF Helm.
IJRH9 QUEENS DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
For the l4yor aud Kidneys.
Fer Conghe and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting Of Blood.
For Heakncas and General Debility.
For loss OF Appetite. For Sick Headache.
For DiarrhDa and Dysentery.
For Fever aud ARue. For Bilious Feycr.
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps,
For Palpitation of.the Heart.
For broken Down Nervous System
For Neuralgia and rheumatism.
For Purifying tho Blood.
HEINITsIIS QUEEN's DELIGHT
Tho people approve Of and physicians sane
tion Its use, because it is good medioine,
Take 10 other medicine. 1t is a spring invi.
gorator, snmmcr tonic, purifying beye.
rags| admirably adapted to all Conditions,
male, anG famale-grOwn persops and chill
dron at this particular season. Be sure and
call at ,Heinitsh's Drug Store and get o bottl
OF Ills great medicine
Prepared only by Z. q. HE1NITsH,
may ~ Druggist and Chenlist.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-23
Columbia Female Academy.

MM EXERCISES. will be .resumed
AHA here on MONDAY, October2. The
e111s eTrslk 4kBEs# course OF study will be thorough
and complete, our aim being 10
RHw enable pupils to acquire sound
es@AD education. and we desire to receive
none but such as obme for that purpose. Stu
dents in the higher branches will have the aid
o. o. philosophics! and Chemical Apparatus,
AS1ooeoPo anu uiooe6. fi''j'
BoArdera will be under the oLarge OF DR..
and Mrs. ". L. Keynolds, and win be cared
for as members Of the family. ~ :
TEnHs-Ps4 NonrHr..} s.r
Board. including everything but washing xos
Tuition advanced olasses, IS and. ,'. G
Ing. -
Music, per quarter. sah
Music, begihnors = .''91
JANE II. REYNOLDS ~ =
Aug wstO Princins1o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02


USEFULNESS OF BIRDS The birds.
considered by some 10 be nuisance
are Of the greatest benefit in protect
ing fruit from the numerous insects
that infest them. Hundreds Of ex.
periments have been made, and il i,
always found that when the birds are
scarce the insects rapidly increase
and the fruit is either Destroyed OF
blemished. The apple moth, one OF
the most troublesome insects we
have, deposits two broods a year
and several hundred eggs at each
brood You can see by this how
rapidly they would multiply If no,
checked.
Although the weather sometime
comes to our relief, yet the bird is
the principal enemy of these insects
The caterpillar after feeding on the
apple or pear, conceals itself under
the scales Of bark, and it is here soon
found and destroyed by the wood
pecker.
Birds have been known TO destroy
between thirty and forty canker-
worms at one meal.
The people ought to find out how
much it IS to their interest to spare
the birds. What if they do occa-
siOnally take few cherries, they
more than pay you for them by
destroying the insects.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-05-02
About Diaries.

The dairy season has opened this
spring with fair prospects. In jeff
erson county nearly all dairy men
have added TO the number of their
cows, and three new cheese factories
are To go into operation, before long.
Rock Lake factory, at Lake Mills,
has been in operation four years.
Last season it produced lis. 900
pounds. 1t commenced making tn IS
spring April 10Th, and will have about
800 cows throughout the season The
New Milford factory will take the
| milk OF 100 cows as soon az IL begins
operations. The Milford factory
began April 10Th, and takes the milk
OF 200 cows. This is new factory,
we'll located in the centre of good
grazing section, and is under the con-
troll of an experienced New York
dairy man. The Portland factory has
not vet commenced, but expects to
take the milk OF 200 cows during the
season. The Co umous factory was
established last year, when it took
| the milk OF 80 cows, but it will it,
| crease the number this season to 200
This fac DRY uses new heating
apparatus, invented by Mr.. Farnham,
of Columbus. The Cold Spring fac
tory, near Whitewater, last year
made $50 901 pounds of cheese. 1t
commenced operations tor the season
on the 10Th day of March, and ex-
poets TO use the milk of 700 cows.
The Excelsior Cheese factory of Oak
land, established last year, COM
menced making cheese April 18th.
Last year bad 225 cows this year
expects the milk from 300 cows.
The Fort Atkinson factory has been
established four years, expects to
commence operations the 1st of May,
and will take the milk of 200 cows.
The Jefferson factory, just establish
ed, will take the milk of IFS cows.
The Wilson factory, Palmyra, ex-
poets to use the milk of $50 cows
The Palmyra Companies factory
will use the u ilk of 225 cows This
factory commenced the Oath inst.
The diarymen fthe State think the
prospects of the season favorable.
There is good export demand for
cheese, and prices at the Eost are
finn Western cheese, however, is
mostly consumed at the West, and
unless prices decline so as to make il
profitable to ship East, there is 8
probability of the Western market
being overstocked. IL is pretty evi.
dent from indications which begin to
be more clearly defined, that the
cheese making business has reached
a point at the West where it will have
TO grant concessions to buyers, or
cease increasing it's productions. The
introduction of diary farming at the
west has been of great importance to
our agricultural interests, and those
who are already employed in it ought
TO enjoy their prosperity, for they
deserve NiitOaukee Sentinel