New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29

TROUBLES ABBOTT MILK.
ACTION. OF THE MILK EXCHANGE.

ACTION. OF THE MILK EXCHANGE.
DEALERS oProsFD TO THE USE o' Di'h "''-
PRODUCTS BY THE PLANNERS
The reculur monthly meeting OF the directors OIL
the New York Milk Exchange (lim'ted) was peiu Nv
Sseeles tiotel in Greenwlclst yesterday a''o'no'n
Those present were T. J. Tuttle. H. r. 0'eVep9 =,
+. Sanford T. o. Smith, William A. "risa',
Miller. c. #. C. Beakes, J. W. Tayntor ana Joseph
Ia.,nr,l. In the absences of Mr.. Conkling, the
nresidept of the exchange, George slaughter was
called 70 the char. After the preliminary business
had hoen dismissed of r. +. Stevens, as chairman Oh
commttes avpointed to confer with X. CVllas' Ten
er.l Freight Agent OF the Erie Railroad concerning
CERTAIN unjust determinations in favor OF the EI'
Milk Producers Association, MADE MS fepo''' ~
stated that previous to February milk ueniei' %
we'll as producers had been allowed 10 sell 'u'iA
the platform of the depot IN Jersey Clty ipos "a 80
also been ACCORDED the privilege OF snippms nnr;no
tbs farmers ali unsoid milk free OF chaIge. p.e e
The mouth OF February both vf these laVoIs VIZ, -,
Withdrawn from all dealers who would noe aseo 80
srrJ Nth Mr. Villas in regard TO these matters,
but was not able to obtain any hod hoap ac
railroad officials. After the Icpoi' ""N
cenfed Joseph Eaemmle said 80 -,
Th tormers have charged the Exchange with nlu I
flee They nave asserted that 1t represents ht rho
%ec nnd know few facts concerning the
lion OF this Exchange When II was nIso eitions
offered tas 400 shares OF our eutre STOCK We told
them that were anxous Tor tne h ~ o"T they Re-
scd our offer is for them TO gr9mSis an hs S
at tbe they have aier WE s na
The RESIGNATION of r. r. stone, one of the direct
ors was thea presented. and Gaspar fickem wa
elected to fill the vacancy Inc e3sru ,,i rn1 f ptbc
caaded TO fix the average price OF milk l9i tuo
eootb Of Anrl "By the average price Of milk we
mean the price which the average daily Droauct VIII
bring y said William A. Wright 10 The TRIBUNE
prr.s; in ne,ehboring chair "There are daires
which are worth more than TINS pr'ce, anu o'u th
less The most of my mix Is pougnV uoo,o VII 20
,oarket nnce Every farmer thinks his MIX IL
worth inst as much as his neighbours, Whatever us
quality may De- =, -, ,,or +ha anect Of
listllery gains upon tne Na'ue VI 'i0 i f
luced. jesse Durla0d sald'
Toro producer and dealer, and would say that my
nsiou tSat Buffalo iced distilery waste are very
Injurious milk These SUBSTANCES sv1 n M, and
renders it exceedingly unhealthy as lUo1 Tor t maze
The condenseries wont buy IL because !. ~ ,bt on
satisfactory condensed milk 4aye teai9 ena' ue
q sbort time ago thousands OF dollars Decse sTn
of IL was mixed with his other milk nNe IJi1I ,erV
buy ofany dairy the milk which Is prOuuceu ~ ue''
feed
Said P. T.. Sanford:
large per cent Of the farms in orange Co'lny 1Sr
+his Choose waste. When it was first introduced IL
conld he bought for mere song have seen SIX car
loads OF his stuff unloading at sse s S1ton now
have as high ifty-two On the same latl; vi fo
that 1--WE acres OF land required to keep one COW lor
ana' know of man who keeps seveny-O cows
oo acres Milk produced farms OF this kind Is
0o healthier than The milk which formerly produced
i'm This CITY from dstilery waste Inc BOal u lsa'1
onIDop that something the kind ought to be done in
Tapard 10 the business carried on IN the country Also
Several other dealers spoke upon the same topic.
IT, ,oa;ority Of those present were in favor OF re-
fus,ny to puI chase milk from all diaries using any
OF the substances mentioned many pau Already ~
engaged the product of diaries IN new dl5trIcts ~
Ssas finally decided that the price OF milk for April
should he 3 cents quart
NOT SATISFIED WITH TIE SCHEDULE.
kmass meeting of milk dealers was held at Der
rigsn Hall at Hudson and DesbroSses SIS, to take
action upon the schedule of prices as decided upon
by tho recent convention at the Cosmopolitan
Hotsl Alexander Smith presided. Speeches were
made nv t;eorve w. Allison. Patrick Mcclure
and others 1t was evident from the !einar IS OF
tbs speake that the majority OF the cry Geairt
were decidedly opposed 10 ihs to nav Sny
fixed prices for distant months. III was a'sei 90
that the only way they could he regulated was 10y
monthly conferences. When the question of iatify
inc the action OF the convention was put TO vote j
was decided IN the negative. One oil the speaker
declared that there were no men n WV cry
nnlv way to supply customers with pure milk wa
by paying tho fai mcrs good price ior IL ana the
of buyior good milk and avoiding swlI milk wa
also brought out during the discussion
A TALK WITH A MILK-PRoDUCER.
Thomas J. Taylor of Goshen, member OF tn
Erie Milk Producers ASSocIatlOn ohiu W "a Ai'DON
reporter last evening:
lyon might think that our association has bee
having some difficulty in dlsposing of its mill
Twas sent 10 this city place diaries for the con
inc wear Between last night and this afternoon
have disposed of twenty diaries at the prices agree
I1Don a. the recent convention. We anticipate II
trouble ia selling the whole 600 for next yeaI
()ur farmers have accepted the situation and ar
once more settled down To business. and resolved
raise tine standard of Orange County milk"
"What have YOU TO saw against the statement
made in regard to dlstlilery grains and Buifal
feed2'
Mr. Borden told me some time ago that no evi
results followed its judcIOus use, providing il ba
MOI soured [ packed sixty tons OF tins fed N silo
in MAY of 1881 and covered II with soil. When
opened the silo IN December it was just as sweet a
on the day whrn packed 1t away. contend tina
a iudirious use of this lood is beneficial to cows.
feed about fifteen pounds day To my herd OF thirty
Iuse wheat mlddngs, Indian meal and nay 10
"It was reported to-day that the New-York Mil
Exchange offered the members of the Erie AssocIa
fjon 20 shares of IT'S stock Is This true "
1--WE sent down a committee TO exami G INTO III
matter last fall They reported that more than ma
the stock had already been sold. DR.. Porter otere
10 take So 600 worth of stock, but the E1chang
would not sell him that amount. Twenty-Five do
lars a share is the value of the stock, but think
could purchase some at % cents. AT the mas
meeting of dealers held to-day, the Exchange wa
unable TO dispose of a single snare"
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