The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-09
NILLERS' EXHIBITION.
Medals for the Best Flour-News and Notes

A0uais I0r tno boSt fiouT-NeWS ana N0teb
The Jurors on -four, after long and care
full examination, have made their report.
The specimens of -four was furnished them
in small sacks with numbers ON them.
These numbers we're entered in a small
book by the commissioners, hut the jurors
had no know ledge OF whose -four they were
examining Every known method OF test
ing flour was applied to, and samples from
the different exhibits were sent to the
Vienna bakery and baked into bread. The
rerort of tine jurors when comu uared with the
numbers in the book. showed thatlthe fol.
luwin, firms had carried off the medals
SPRING WHEAT PATENT.
Washburn, Crosby &c Co., Minneapolis,
"Supe erlative," gold medal.
Washburn. CROSBY & Co.. Minneapolis,
Extra" silver medal.
W., ,hhun, Crosby & Co.. Minneapolis,
"Tarisian." bronze medal.
SPRING WHEAT STRAIGHT.
Leonard, May & Co., Minneapolis, "Pali-
sade," gold medal.
Washburn. Crosby e. Co.. Minneapolis,
Derby" silver medal.
Iron Mountain Mills, st. Louis, Harvest
Home" bronze medal.
SPRING WHEAT CLEAR.
Hinkle Bros, Minneapolis, finland, +"
gold medal.
WINTER WHEAT PATENT.
John c. Bayless. Sparta, Ill, "Early
RISER" gold medal
JOHN Huegiey, Nashville, ILL.,, .'Hueg.
leys Best" silver medal.
Wagner & Gates Independence, Mo-,
Queen OF the Pantry" bronze medal.
WINTER WHEAT STRAIGHT.
Atlantic Milling Company, st. Louis
"Bain's Cholce," gold medal.
James Gordon & Co., Sparta, ILL.,, 'Red
Sea-" silver medal.
A. A. Taylor, Loudouviae, O.. "Taylor's
Fancy" bronze medal.
NoTEs
The attendance yesterday was $685. th.
largest since the opening.
There will be two concerts by the Cincin
matt Orchestra to-day, this afternoon anc
evening.
Thirteen States were represented in the
Millers' Excnange Register yesterda,
besides visitors. from the Dominion O
| Canada.
The Vienna oven is in full operation ant
is attracting crowds of visitors The breaC
and biscuits are pronounced delicious b,
everyone.
At meeting of the Commissioners yes
terday Mr.. j. b. Dorman, Assistant Secre
tarv, rendered his resignation, with th
statement that he WIS impelled to thi
course through i'll health.
CARRIAGES.
We have noticed only one exhibit at tn
Exposition that is not in some way con
nected with the grain. a ,ir or milling in
terests; and the exception Is the one mad
by the enterprisiDg house af A. C. Hunt I
o., proprietors of the new carriay
Repository, at 282 Main street. We sup
pose this is made more for the special pur
pose of calling the attention of visitors
and particularly OF strangers. to that par
1 ticular novelty in the carriage line, tn,
Oppenheim double buggy of which thi
house are the agents for this section of tn
country.
The 'Oppenheim" is the latest improve
ment in the carriage line where the com
hining of two vehicles In one is the end de
sired aud is probably as near perfection a
the idea can be brought. IL bears no re
semblaace to the old fashioned jump sea
affair with its long i'll shaped body, but il
whether as buggy or CARNAGE, as meat ant
stylish in appearance a. any carriage made
and to make the change from one style Il
the other is but the work Of half minute
We have not room to give o detailed dc
scription of this carriage, but to brief
call attention to IL. At the firms ware
house several specimens can be seen
combining this feature. The house ais
carries a full line Of carriages, buggies
: phaetons and wagons, which are mantfac
: tured to their order expressly to NEE
demand for q better class O
goods than is generally sol
through the country. Their specialt
is fine, medium grade of work for liver
lstables, professional and business gentle
, mer. who desire q vehicle that combine
all the essential requisites OF firpt-cla,
article mt "a moderate prios. a
], They give written euArsnAee with ever
! Job that the vehicle shall prove in ever
, respect as represented. For further info