, 1881-11-29
RUNNING AMERICAN TRADE,

Grent necrcnse III the Export pf HIT.
ter and Cllcasc-The Fraudulent sale
Of OteosnarEurino for fIntttr. unu
Lard.Clleeso for MILK. .Cilecse-RIow
the Initiation Articles Arc Made.
Ney lori; Ttmts, ISop. II.
Tho immense falllilg oil Iii tho export
trado Of butter aud cheese Is attracting Il
great .leal Ut interest throughout tic conIl-
try. Tl,nt this decrease Is hugely tluu 10
the faci at adultcrat!ons In tho manufacture,
ni,l because oleontRrgar!ne uI,u lnrd-cheese
have been disposel Of tu nj, enormous cx-
tent by shippers to Great Britain atld tho
Continent us genuine butter and milk
cheese, Is unuuest1oi,ably true. Dealers III
thEs city hnye assigned various rcasons for
tho decline In the cxpurt Ut these articles.
Thoy say Tint the season IN Europe tlls year
llas been wet one ind ali excol-
lent one for pasturage, nntl TINT
therefore tho demand fur butter md
clleese from this country was not so
Ercat rs It might have bcell had tho season
there been somewhat similar 10 the ole en-
pcrlenccd here by ttairy,ncn. Tho great
uroMtll, they also shy, was sct-bacts TO thu
manufacture Of butter md cheese In the
United States, and the prices now nre too
high. Willie these rcns0ns antl mlny others
Ut like nature nre advanced by the dealers,
yet. with scarcely any exceptions, thcy ac-
knowledge that tho shipment Ut oleoinarga.
rine rid lard cheese has hntl much 10 do with
diminishing tile export tratte III rpal butter
mud cl,etsU; and while this state Of fQe.s Is
deplOrcd by tic manufacturers Ut bUtll tho
genuine anl ndultcrnted articles, nOnD t,ro
Willing 10 bear Gle basne for 1t. Tho oipo-
margarine nlid lard clIeesenIakcrs declare
that whit thoy manufacture Is D,lru and
healthy. They Insist tint 1t Is properly
branded and sold for wllnt II IL. anl Tint II il
nryrr oirare,j i,v than ,,n,fcr onv o,hor t,,a,
Us real naMc. They frankly admit, however,
tllat when these articles leaye their factories
Tie bra,lds are removed by unscrulNtIous
SSgsrs h ad ID at l"t.;s soaTsatS tG
becomes milk chaese.
t>ie eilecse aiil butter markets Iiays beeona
ns-co,n1non as tho mir, and rs harmless rs tiio
who iias hid hls PLUS to dsfrant ths fofeiEit
lArket, lintls himself stranded with n lnrra
amount Of leaking larti-chei.sN and u!conar-
Earln0 turned to tallow oil lis lands, all,l
order tiat tle gensral relvr "a ea,ay % f,,iy MI H.
dersta1u tic extsilt Of t faliis,,f ntY II, ti,o
export trade n few figures may bu giycl,,
During Inst ycnr The average e5p0rt OF
chueKg wi.s something over a,o0V,o6O w,,tlpis
over l,ooo, o,uo0 ponll.is a woul, Tl,o d exn"rt of Il
stst sv ats ysf Wee wo aoo5 ts ygar t' Ds
uveraEe ioes ,,ot Toash sOooo po1,s,tls +.
woeE. A Iargo percei,tasc of thv arttcIu e ex. !.
1,Orted is, If, fuct, oteoltlargori1iu. b1lt
oleot,arrasine. ciuSre,l untIeF fts INV iMwfmi II
Ianir. ID Also less tLnn tI,ut al iast vt,"r Inn
ynst GturtIty OF tllu stuff civnrg.l M n'ios,.
margarine Is not In tllu shspu Of lnltntion
Y b,tttpr iua,Iu 1ctrers in t:sru,y ~ "nW MI
lfoiaii ind in otcr cot,trIea fjn,,..,,,nr. Iait.
ter u liz iii ii used with threts.,,,'nriprs "f
butter 10 form on nrtiolu wllinll X taern snI'i
III aplsasa.1cs. % Tor % tic week eyniinr Enas. Eov.