New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
CROP PROSPECTS.
PROSPERITY OF TIE DIARIES.

IhO~lEhll1 OF HE DAlNlES.
A RICH HARVEST ~ vn.w FOR THE AMERICAN
CHEESE MAKERS.
The recent dairy fairs held in New-York have
brought TO light fact concerning winch most OF The
people living in cities formerly uttctly ignorant
They showed that every week there shipped from
this port enormous quantity of the products of the
American daiiies, and that the value OF cheese
alone was something remarkable. Of late years the
cheese making industry has steadily en- increasing IN
It's proportions until persons IN the trade speak OF
shipment Of 10000 -. OO0 boxes in one week as
moderate amount. few years ago If the English
darymcn had been told that their American cousins
would ever he In position TO secure elOurths OF
what they looked upon OF their STAPLE trades e
idea would have been considered preposterous NOW
The darymen Of this country have not ONLY secured TINS
great trade, but are enabled 10 keep their prices
at q point which not only gives them handsome
living. hut enables them to pu snug ttle sum away
for future contingencies There is no doubt whatever
that when cheese Is bought IN the country 1T cents
pound the dairym4 is making living; but when as
Is the case he from IL TO IL Il cents pound
tie rosy SIDE OF the farmers life stands out in pleasant
relief and begins look forward to his annual Welt
the city at the end Of the season with the utmost com
pacency. Generally he comes alone but THIS year II Is
the famys fault if the members do not accompany
him. When some six weeks the price o. cheese be-
gan TO 90 up, 1t generally supposed that II was
simply 'boain" which would he shOrtlived; but when
NAMED Gru and supplies taken last az they ar
rived in NowYork buyers gan to ask why this WAS so
II could NOT be because famine in cheese Tor on
saturday The steamers leaving the port Of New-forS
took out no less than 81 ,269 0oxcs-one weeks sap
ply-agaiust 1852 boxes in the corresponding
week last year. The increase in price is heuN
100 Per cent. If the American dairymen could smile
last year they ought to iaugb heartily this season
One great REGULARITY OF the American cheesemaker IN
rrcyions wears mas been that could not apparently
make what is called fine hot-weaher" cheese Ih"I
IT, has June and July "make" would be pufy ana
POROUS so that If it exposed TO the heat II would
blrst the boxes, ire ~ and give ont oad Door
Ihis was at rihutCd 10 climatic lnnuehccr, anu VIZ
acres shook their heads aud Continuity ISihaIeVv
this was where the English mad the pun on rs hne
that the Americans could never make cheese thdt
would stand up" during the hot weather. b1t thls
theory has over urEed this year. Inc quaiy 81
the makr" has surprised every one by rs eNceichce
THIS cannot caused by cool weather ana uusl re Pul
down TO the fact thar American manufdc urers have
iaTnec somerinr during the last years, and have
al last mastered the art OF making nnc qutlily OF
cheese in extreme y,waTm well asin the c00 weather
This iGproyement specially noticeable III ONO cheese
II apparent because there was Inc greatest hee'
One Of the largest buyers in the western part OF New
YORK state writes; "TueTe IL no accumulation OF cheehG
in Western New-YoIk. Many factories have naIAettu
Their Juue cheese pasturage Is very short, ana the
make OF cheese is dropping OH iast: Inc mar
through tnis section must be sma4l from no" ou.,
From Beleve. \. Y. reports speak OF Oetter pastu
age bat o. stocks well cleared "eiFknO"h Iacto'S
Otto, n Y, who marriages thtee l1cotes, say
TAe country short OF Its usual number OF CONS ana
the iced been very hight all the season or or
making in our factories daily al TINS daie Ju! w
% cberses; last year, 81. No. is short 10 VS..
From man. n Y The secretary OF wen -,
Board of Trade writes: q" The now O mix mas lhlcn w
IRON 10 Is per cent, aud is less than II was one year
ago think the prospect for night supply OF cnecse
Tins fan good" From Ono reports are UNANIMOUS as
TO stocks being cleared and oAe OF the Iarkes
and best known dealers in That State writes; - nave
Information from nearly al tne factories III SnJ
Geauga, Asbabua ami Trunbun Counties, having
visited lge number OF hen III person IN the ast wo
weeKs Tne June make will all go forw ward this week
duly 49, with perhaps very rev exceptions. lIeIe
is accumulation. and the make Is not large Jul,
.makr, will be held firm; local orders heavy"
From Metz, Ind, manufacturer writes: " nave no
stock OF any amount hand. The cheeses through his
section are ali feed is good, and expect Il
good run VI lall cheese"