Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-01-13

DAIRY Notes.
The United States department OF
.,eu,,ure Is making strenuous eff
Il 10 establish a butter trade with
oriental countries, such as China
Iapan. Recently a governmental
4, was given 10 Minnesota cream
Tor u cans OF butter containing rs
,,aA. each 10 be sent To China. The
are dramatically sealed and then
..sLsd In boxes with sawdust. The
',,sr is similar TO that put on our
uarket. with the exception thar
=. a tribe more color and more salt
halter is not as highly Favored AS
n, but that fact increases Its chance
.,splng. II is learned that the gov
amen, will carefully watch results
a n this shipment does not prove
,,t,etory. will endeayor to aseer-
/, the reasons aud guard agains, the
ls,akss in future
A IN. coming dairy conventions this
t,,sr makers OF dairy butter will do
N "a send butter for exhibition pur-
,..s Mos, Of the poor butter on tho
,,.s,s comes from people that sup
!, thsy are good butter makers.
~, sroeers DO not like To tell them
=. he, DO not make the Kind OF but
Ne market demands. but the judges
he dalry exhibitions have none OF
Al sympathetic feeling and will score
!. butter As It deserves II more
ga compete al these places IL would
r,a,ly advance the Interests OF the
hr Every housewife Should con
4. 1, a favor TO be told Just where
h falls 10 coming up 10 the demands
he public Sometimes Il will be In
l. color. sometimes the salt. often II
ID Be found TO be something that
k.y b easily remcdied. We should
tusnbef that ,acre Is commercial!
tl.taft thA, viii have recognition.
y uUub!e pllh most dair, butter Is
BAL Il has been made la accordance
~ The standard In the mind OF tho
ritter nakcr. and not IN accordance
l.k the gsncyai commercial standard
n. export q Canadian butter 10
ssana has undergone many
aa.ssa v.,hla the last twenty ycars
ssas xaa a tins when II appeared
sfia!n that Canada .ould control 10
aiss sIgcHt the butter market OF
Era, Britain Ia issi the value OF
fa=atlna butler Imported into England
pa ortT $500 coo. Then Danish but
ls assaa 10 compete Si;h II scEiously.
T. latter butter being under the
Fa;gkis supervision OF the Danish
gs1s'rmsHL That government did no'
aa.,ais 10 go beyond what we call
fs'uumrniA! sphere to influence ia
n1es Canadian butter continued 10
ssersass 10 quantity imported for tbs
sziasiaE eight ycara. ,ill in 1859 ths
'ilss Of Canadian butter solt in Eng
ll,e ras Only a little over iiTt.goo
Alter thai time there was some I'm
''pIsnsnt bg, nothing that had tn,
i'ssaiahrs Of prrmanrncy until tbs
sataalan government took the matic'
!. hand in 1891. The authorities bsgar
y tpbsidiHing Of cold-storase steam
81 and The partial suhaidlKinx o
GsansTics ani chcess factories TO Eacl
a. extent that the Canadians wor'
simulated 10 send their butter across
tas saisT IN It's best condition. and o
rs, quality, I, made reputation 10
llsei On the English market aud from
Hat time The trade has rapidly dc
'aoPed. In 1896 the value OF butte
s'hi to England vas $685.. 900. but !,
We following year. under the foster
" care OF Tho government. the amour
sht over WAS valued at si.ai2 600. II
"s The amount was about the sam
= me preceding year. namely. li.9i5.