Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-14
AGRICULTURAL NOTES

The dairyman who makes good butter
ought 10 always put his name on the
rqckage. In short time his name will
recommend the butter, and he can gen.
orally get prices above the ruling quo
tali0ns. OF course, he should never
send out shy below his usual standard.
BE couldn't afford 70.
Those who are making butter this
winter are going to find remuneratiVe
prices. The shortage seems TO be gen.
eral, and at no time has the prospect
been better for firm, II not advancing
prices than from this on till spring.
To preserve the wagon wheels So that
thav aeed not be taken to the shop,
heat d bseed oil to the boiling point and
pour iJ| lin a trough. Having enough to
cover the fellOes, turn the wheel sbWly
through this boiling oil.
Cutting when in flower will kill many
weeds. Look for introduction Of weeds
through manure. Keep fields vel oc-
cupied with crops. Buy seeds Of reli-
able firms and avoid introducing weeds
through the seeds.
10 is reported that the value Of the
egg product OF the United States, asst
year, reached 500, 900, 600, and the
value Of poultry about 500, OO0 00h a
grand total Of $780, 600, 600 value ih q
single year. "
Mrs. Sarah A. Shade, Of Batavia o.
has one churn she has used steadily96 I
1ity-fve years. She estimates that
that period she has churned $3.50
pounds Of butter, which has brough I
her SlO.2Q6.
An English gardener who has hacl
great success in raising radiSkes N AXE
bis radish beds with nearly or quite one
half soft coal ashes and SCOT, Undesl
this plan his beds are not infested with
w0lmS.
An effort Is to be made this winter tC1
secure the passage through the New
York legislature Of a bill to legalizeI
deboru.ng.
Nitrogen abouuds in soils that are
well filed with pumus or decayed veg
e'a5.e matter Keep up the green ma
ngring
Good seeds are smooth, shiny, full
a1d heavy, readily sinking In water snd
popping like corn when placed on hot
stove.
A small allowance Of bone meal In
the food will be beneficial TO young
fowls that are afflicted with leg weak
ness
II necessary to give sulphur, do not
iced TOO much at once. A teaspoontul
IL aQlar, of food is usually sufficient.
The Trust Has Cornered the Juice.
CHICAGO December 15.-AccOrding to
Wa. Midday, editor Of a monthly paper
devoted 10 the interests Of distillers and
Wholesale liquor dealers, the trust has
aSr5us grip on the market, having
virtually cornered the amber liquid.
Inc whisky trust certainly controls
s-e situation" said Mr.. Midday. 1T
lls The entire spirituous output of the
u-lt-y bought uD. 10 has In its pos
session 100 600 barrels Of spirits, and
'l7ie is no doubt that the output OF
eeaTy all the distillers in the
country has been bought up
a-eal i1r several months. The idea
VIA those who are engineering the
YEA That the tax will be put on whisky
~ 'l.s OF the next session OF Congress.
--eIe Is another point where they are
y cCl''o. The spirits they have
ssltr mp will not come on the market
Nue umC-Say two or three years.
~, r. 'le visible supply in bond at the
s,s,el' time is IS, 600, 600 gallons. The
s..l P,Ion is about 3O,OO0,O 900 gallons
r-y aud as the trust owns a large
+ oeat OF the visible supply, it cannot
So short time until the surplus
Vii, lOlt own is consumed and they
An 5Tr-every gallon in the country !
absolutely control the market"