The Irish export trade in butter, with special reference to the regulations of the Cork market

Abstract

At a period like the present, when more interest than usual is felt in all inquiries as to the nature and amount of our industrial resources, I have thought that it would not be out of place to call the attention of this Society to the present condition and prospects of one of the most important industries of the South of Ireland, and in that connection specially to consider whether its organization is based on correct principles. A few facts will suffice to establish the importance of the subject, and to show that it is worthy of serious attention.