| Her Jersey blood helps to overcome | some blemishes on her escutcheon. | _No. 9._—NORAH. |_No. 9._—NORAH.†—Grade. Quantity, first, | Quantity, first. Quality, first. | Quality, first. Dry from eight to ten weeks. | Up to her time. | _No. 10._—SALLIE.‡ |_No. 10._—SALLIE.—Grade. Twelve years. | Flanders, 2d. Quantity, second. | Quantity, 2d. Quality, second. | Quality, second. Goes dry eight weeks. | Up to her time. | _No. 11._—DIDO.‡—Grade. |_No. 11._—DIDO.—Grade. Left Flanders. Quantity, twenty quarts. | Quantity, first. Second in quality. | Quality, second. Dry from eight to twelve weeks.| Dry three months. | _No. 12_.—MOLLY.‡ |_No. 12._—MOLLY. Imperfect Flanders. Yields about sixteen quarts | Quantity, second. per day. | Second-class quality. | Quality, second. Dry from eight to twelve weeks.| Dry ten weeks. | _No. 13._ WHITEFACE‡ |_No. 13._—WHITEFACE.—Grade. Curveline, | 3d. Second-class in quantity, | Quantity, third. fifteen quarts per day. | Second quality. | Quality, second. Dry about ten weeks. | Dry ten weeks. * These five cows were so blanketed, as to show only the escutcheon. † These cows were also blanketed. ‡ The last four animals were not blanketed, but were driven up and examined by the commission without any apparent reference to any marks, except the escutcheon. T. G.