The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-31
The Dairy Show t New York.

The Premium List ofthe Information
al Dairy Fair Association for 1879 is es-
sentially as follows:
BUTTER. first premium of $50,
and second of$25, is offered on cream
cry butter made anywhere in June, in
September, in October and in Novem-
Der, 1879. The same prizes for dairy
butter made in the same months, and
also for the best creamery and the best
dairy butter, made at any time in each
of the states of New York, Pennsylva-
MIA, New Jersey, the New England
States, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Him
OILS, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Mime
sofa and the Canadas.
A prize of $50 for the best print but
ter is also offered. !,
A sweepstakes class is made of the
butter taking the first prize in each
State and other classes, and first prize
OF 800, second of 800, a third of $50,
fourth of $40, and fifth Tor $50, is
offered. ~ >~If9
CnEEsE.-A first and second prize OF
$50 and 1925 is offered for cheese made
in the states of New York, Pennsylva-
mia, New, England, Ohio, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Minnesota, and the Canadas.
| A sweepstakes class is made up of the
cheese taking first prizes in each State
and other classes, and first prize of
| 800, second of $50, third of $50, a
fourth of $40, and fifth of $50, is Of
fered. One hundred dollars is offered
for the best display of cheese.
In addition to these prizes, F. ID.
Moulton, ~ Go. offer 800 to the exhib-
itor taking the first prize in the sweep
stakes class for cheese, if the goods TAX
ing them are sailed with Ashton's fac
tory-filled salt. Messrs. Moulton IL Co
also offer four special prizes of $75 each
for butter and cheese thus sailed, as fol.
low:
1. For the best butter made in the
New England States, in New York
Pennsylvania, New Jersey or Canada
$75.
2. For the best butter made in Ohio
Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Kan
sas, Nebraska or Minnesota, $75.
8. For the best cheese, made in tn,
states of New York, Pennsylvania
New Jersey, the New England States
or Canada, $75.
| 4. For the best cheese made in Ohio
Michigan, Illinois, Iowa or Minnesota
The quantities required by the rule
of the Fair for each exhibit, are: y
creamery butter, 200 pounds; of dair,
butter, so pounds; of cheese, 25'
pounds.
1t is hoped that this exhibition will b,
much larger than the very successful
one of last year. If given REASONABLE,
encouragement, the cattle department
will be great feature, as owners o
stock are anxious to do their part, ant
only need ordinary encouragement.
Last year the entrance fee on exhib
its was 50. If any is charged this year
it ought not to be over 81, and con
cession should be made to those making
a number Of entries. The admission
fee for visitors should not be over q
cents. People send their goods here t,
be seen, and it is due them that the larg
est possible number be induced to visi
the Fair. Last year many of the exhib
its were received after the opening O
the Fair, and much complaint made be
cause of their being placed on exhibi
ton. There was want of system il
many matters. This year the dates fol-
closing entries should be fixed right ant
scrupulously adhered to. When the
exhibition is over, report of its opera
tions should be published at once, and
given free to each exhibitor and each
member of the organization. In con.
clusion, let us ask the management to
give us catalogue of the exhibits this
year at the opening of the Fair, and &c
permit exhibitors or their representa-.
tives to place cards on their goods as
quick as passed upon, that they may re-
ceive all the benefit OF their Displays
[Oountry Gent.