Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-08

Idecade fg3e-feUoi washington fsif).
Mlch.Nah (3of.9l. California (ett.9l.
Nebraska (1fo.sl. Minnesota (tes.9).
Much higher percentage are shown
for a number 81 other states. most %
which. howevor. reported only b
small proportion Of tho total value Of
products. even IN 1903. The states
showing the highest percentages Of
increase were North Dakota (5fs.s).
OREGON (e7ol, Idaho Coe2il. and
Missouri (5sb).
or the s.s79 establishments report.
cd for 1908. only nine had products
valued a $4,000, 600 or over. or the
total number Of establishments re-
ported for the industry. both In 1908
and IN 1904. 1876 per cent were under
corporate ownership. While cOrpO-
rations thus controlled Compares
lively small percentage Of the total
number Of Embellishments. the value
Of the products OF these establish
monis represented fi3 per cent Of
tho total for the Industry IN 1909 and
S0.d Der cent IN 1908. Cooperative
associations, ~ reported, controlled
52.I per cent Of the establishments
engaged In the industry In 1909. as
compared with 25.3 per cent In 1905.
and reported 26.5 Der cent 81 the total
value Of products In 1903 and "a per
cent In 1904.
The total quantity Of milk reported
for 1904 WAS slightly larger than that
for 1899. hut taking the decade ne
a whole the figures show Il decrease
or 1913 per cent--from it.B5s,OSg.g21
pounds In 1899 20 s.8sS,7s7. SOS
pounds In 1899 ON the other hand.
the quantity yf cream reported shows
"a steady Increase from s0s.S15.s5s
pounds In 1893 10 i,tOg,i43. eos
pounds, OF nearly seven times as
much, In 1903.
In AL. the states Tor which separate
figures arc given, large increases
took place during each hve-year per-
100 IN the amount Of cream reported
BY the factories. except la Vermont,
whore the quantity decreased some
what between 1894 and 1903. ON
the other hand. there were only four
states, Wisconsin. New York. Michl-
gan and Washington, In which the
quantity OF milk reported for 1903
was greater than that for 1893. and
only two. Nebraska and Washington,
Ia which u was greater than that for
1894. The most pronounced decrease
in the quantity OF milk was In Iowa,
In which state there wan a decrease
OF i,ltf.222.632 pounds, or about
hye-oighths OF the net decrease In the
Industry as a whole.
More Buttes Made.
In the quantity OF butter manufsc-
tured In the factories Of the Industry
there was an increase OF 204,e3s.l 07
pounds. OF ISL per cent, during the
decade is8s-i90e. Wisconsin ranked
hrst la the production of butter In
1903 with iO3,sS4,sSa pounds: Min
ncsoia was second, with SS,Sf2.8f6
pounds: and Town was third. with ss.-
5S2,lS7 pounds. Although the manu-.
facture OF butter was reported from
90 states IN 1903. the combined prod
uct of siS states. Wisconsin. Minne-
sofa, Iowa, Now York. California and
Michigan. amounting To i00.O02.l43
pounds. represented 50 per cent of
the total for the industry.
The production Of cheese la 1903
was i.9 per cent less than that 10
1904. and only 1913 per cent greater
than that In 1899. ana since both OF
the other main products OF this In
dustry show considerable Increase
for the period is04-i909. az well as
for the decade, II may be inferred
that milk II less probably used IN
the manufacture Of cheese than In the
of butter or condensed
milk. BY far the largest gain IN any
siSte during the decade is99-tSO9
was that In Wisconsin. amounting 10
isis, 96S pounds. or 9O.f per cent
Condensed milk shows an Increase
In production for the decade 1893
1903 amounting to 307.S7a,751
pounds. or l6t.7 per cent The bulk
OF this product was reported by a
small number OF states New York
produced ga per cent OF the total
quantity In 1903. Illinois s3i per
cent, and Washington l0.S per cent.
the combined output ~ these three
states REPRESENTING bs.i per cent of
the total for the industry
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