The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-08
DAIRYMEN GETTING PRIZES.
SUCCESS GROWING THE EXHIBITION
or BUTTER And CHEESE


OF BUTTER And CHEESEs
Product. that should he Exported and Com
su,ned More-DoubIing the Production In
America In the Last Eighteen Years.
The Dairy Fair was closed yesterday with
n grand hurrah. The managers announced
| that II was a greater success financially and
theoretically than they had anticipated at the
beginning. 1t ia. they are sanguno tho begin
ming OF movement which Is to result
in undroamed-of benefit hereafter to
our dairy interests. Visitors crowded past
tho turnstlles at tho door all day and In
the evening. More than 10000 entrances for
the weeks fair were registered. Tho fair
would undoubtedly have been continued
through next week, the managers said. II the
pcrishable nature Of the dairy products had
not forbid the project Most OF the exhibits are to
be carted to commission merchants down town
for sale but few Of thom are to be sold in the
Institute by auction tomorrow. All day yeeter-
day the yistcrs crowded around the cheese
| makers In ono corner OF the building. In the
evening there was jam.
Francis u. Moulton. tho speaker OF the ovcn-
ing. said that tho management are under obli-
cations to tho city press for contributing to the
success Of the greatest dairy fair ever held In
this country. II was quick to appreciate the
significance and benencence of the undertak
ing. and from the beginning has assisted II In
overy possible way. without such aid. tho best
efforts OF the Management would have been un-
| availng to secure 20 largo an exhibition Of pro-
| ducts and attendance OF persons as tho last
| This successful fair no continued had It's
| origin through the American Darymen's Asso-
ciation In convention at Cleyeland ohio. on inc
gth Of January Last "a Ne% f9rk msTT99H, ,sIT i9
should be held in New York city The money
that the butter and cheese interest represents is
simply astounding. Tho value OF the land and
cows in this, country employed In furnish.
ing milk. butter, aud cheese is no,
value Of butter and cheese annually pro-
duced ia ts5O,eOooOo. That is t5oooOQ0oo
more than the wheat crop That II the sgnin-
canoe Of the sudden popularity OF the Dairy
Fair. In the last eighteen years. he said the
from 500 OO0. 900 TO 1. 500 000 600 pounds. and
cheese from l5O 100000 10 35U.0O0.0o0 pounds.
We have exported In twenty years slS5OOOOOO
Mr.. Mouiton pleaded for more liberal policy
In exporting dairy products to Brazil. Mexico
o6S rounds Sdi oi chetse from US in iVyou year.
The continent OF Europe should receive the
annual production. Thon we should consume
more cheese and butter In our own country;
in ntltriment TO three pounds OF meat. He also
pleaded for lower rates OF freight Tor dairy
Montreal. Boston. Baltimore and philadelphia
to bo built up by their apathy In cheap trans
Chairman Folsom said in closing the fair.
that its exhibition OF dairy products has far OK
ceeded the Centennial Exhibition In Philadel-
6y judges OF the highest character and skill;
He announced the names OF the successful
competitors as follows;
buIrtA
Acreamery butter for this yea[ June $50 nrst prize.
nGrpa5 nSr;sse,d, ,ssSnd .sSs s2s "@s g,
sss W. So%t Ss@ Ys,s $50
5Dsify butter. IN; ysar-Js9e. SO Gr.t pT,e. P.
var pyek KesSnrg ~ See9al t., "a Van B.syn
New York, second. s2S h, q. horss New York. Qcto.
%oSa' sS Sd% YORK Soss%sr sSo f, SsH 9ss sSnD
. prout. New York second. s2o, j. 5. Murray New
.C-cr;rmsTy butter STATE prizes: New r.gs nr;s
Baker Pcnns-vAnia, nrst 80 ~ Csnnrld; second.
u sconS css' =. S' S5lraS S; @ snotS s .E s f" n"
5s a5s' s. s. F"aT,9a wn Srss oSpS oSIa ar. s
~ Il l. stewart; .seepd s2S Calvin Sage Iiinoi.,
Nann' Wood 90 w.scens'n 1rst 80 Z. LSSrsnee 4
ss sonS Seso NH Il .SSni & ioT stuart ar, g.
capadls. hr'i 80 e rareot Montreal; second t2S
D.pelry Butter by s,a.e.1New York, John 5 Mar.
psnp.yysnis arst, 80 J ; Ngrra, second. as, 4 s
eonsn nrs, ss6 n Houston PencsnS second s5s
: e. Gurus, Rocky River Iowa, nrst $50. Bacon.
ssrqs canada. s5,t go : Goodhas Montreal second
SJ5ass;n .e , daqaasat Eq!spe
Si S went vent to WaSS n Ed%ed 81 ioSdon s ''u
tune s PREMIUM SaE s hni laS Esrsa %sas
Monticello, Pa
Il state rrzs.TNsg % Y9ss Fr't $50 a, Ioihn.ton
% %Man'nsm a., - nn msIu" r'ensi{'"NS ei N
S,l a. s S Ss'Ss ~ 60 'S0B Bssa s fn eoaa Saa s
second, rs =. q KINGDOM, Ohio Nclgan. fiTs, 50
firsi $50 T. freeman. Alton second s2s a. Nouns
Ean, sMs sf ~ St,n.on IT, aMe S- rI. Lslss s
B Rese. Missouri FIRST : Idell 4 cS SECOND
hSlnat,Tns" sSonG taS bs,d Chalmers ''' "0" mos
L-tegigp and Fancy cHessesFTsest n British I:lss @
Thurbcr. best couuuent Of Euroe, arat So Juba
9gs' sgywhsre E.: iRe n fhgsT, -so99 s2' JuOa
-sweor.@ks ,1Bs 4 cheese anywhere SO, George
K-Rc,, display Of cheese, sioo II X. and F. B Thur
, SPECIAL rREuuss
ofcred hy Nicholas Ashton sons Liverpool England
Bcs lot butter not les. iian nity pounds. ,aod with
A,Gons .nt 81 Is in gold, { made iq ia. s.aic. Penn
amHiD' o,esS Bc.t in nhS MicGilan W,.SnsiS
iiana llspSS' Iowa kan'a. al,. NehJH'91 a, 81
Iowa Rest cheesc under tlc same conditions A.
grwcT class az IN god. 4 ss,,ecNEay ,Eehaeld
] smith, Iowa; seward 4 skinner, Port Atkinson Wis
Tor ,6: coanu' fo bet lot Of litcf M, pounds .qlcd
S wss s"e ,,sgs AN h' 81 tIa 1T' r 9'Ssi' , 6rk GS
ATTY pound. o American DAIRY Or creamery butter,
! Sn wanscsRs wiz The same rrzc for fcst single box
u NV pounds factory cheese made IN America Robert
M.p',ry imglcment. m9,Ssg,asry Ipd models n
tsii, not chnrn, DAYS oscilhuns chnrn Bsows Fails
6fkin. il T. Carte best dspliyt dairS tmpement. II
r ig nannlaeinre Of ehee", tio, Zones q F9ghnsr o.
!; acmrs Of butter tion. Whitman A Burrll,
So mP' Il Mia M 9arS s.SSDS' 1t s 'e ero,Sr SaS, SS Ssx
+ lork .ec.ut, s2a q na,9ag New ,l9rk ,A,5.hres
necucnt Gucrnscys mention foT W Croner
NV h,ansTcs s ''a s6oron. ~ oscar oscar puysa
Sew Sers apl9m' %rfn3,' aM ns.'Si diroma 4
r nlonia Ter sacred COW and cali.
| kufrH Vermont. hest coorins matter, diploma, We'll