New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-12
THE ILLINOIS STATE FAX
STOCK AND IMPROVEMENTS.

thing 20 far az pecunisry resnlts aie
49,. ava bringing in stock implements, ani
articles of all sltds sId the great pr'polAV" ~
Visitor. come from the immedis'e neghooin0o' =
i. On the third and fourth days, usually thS'
;.bis,.dif.. ALI, and thi. has been the case here
IT,. a. the pa "a on the opening DAY were ont
1900: Yesterday 5, iC0 snito-dsy they hs'''
"a s,.5Go. sum which represents isooo ',sN t
wi lie msu bers tickets dea1-beshs ana rsSse ~ aoo
= n,,t tn c,usd ND 20 n. least q totsl OF -",V''
ns,r7, The town OF Frseport Il small hsNiue P'P-
NJ e not more than 5000 but the c'tic' soou
thickly settled, and the railroads n'ee'ln1 nel7
IN seventy. 6ve cara packed lai VIII -o;,;t
There bs- beer something oil ch.esr. pa''n- 49,;
Invested h., the town IN the msf'er OF licensing '-u
ci.s peddler-, and other necel sli'es, or ~ eHy
concouitants Of co1rtry fairs: onulouses
cb.rg.d SD per diem for the pTI'll-se oi
0',ie. :, r., .nronyh the csr.s; sni vendors ot
small wsre. have been taxed heavily Inc cl'cus 20
cour there is circus in full blast hss 70 pay go
for lis ic-Ise; and IN varons ways 1 uo'e w.,
ys.,rictiye spirit -hoxp Chcsgo, Win True "e,tciu
Ebsraity-,oue of YOUR bogus geLero-lty oil oou"oIh
ci.i.f-fot OF " takes off al restrictions ron .ne
ia, NJ vehicles to TRANSPORT the public during tue gie'
r.'ionsl fr-tiv A. but IN a thousand "a!s s'''s'
-. a,d accommodate her teeminy thousands Oh
gu,-ts and if am no. bsd Interpreter OF aueures
me couirg week wll show Visitors z" 'ue nor -
emporium Of the West how real pnohc sput u'"y -
1,.rlayed ty On entire metropolitan community.
IN. show It stock here is very nnei OF Nuor,uo''e
AID IIrrefords particularly There exists l. limos
on sccia,ou Of wealthy sock .bree-srs, when SENDS
committee of IL mem bers Ia Europe 10 purchase tho
f,es, animals tie. are TO be had for lberal prices,
which On arriving iD the State are put up a. ancpn,
and sold 10 the highest b5der. Each melnoef' nnea
he last importation was maze, c"9iiou'eu "vo'
Geo and the tot 81 lnount % capital thus turheneu
b.irc inward Of $50 600 good selection oi sshldS VI
bloc d could be made. Thirty one bead OF caIts' suu
come horses sheep ard swine we're brought Dnt before
reaching ihs stste three cattle ahd one a..
were lot. The sale however, net'ed prom - tne
Association of about SO coo 70 SljVo AND the country
realized many times that amount In the inuielae ac
cessoa 20 lie lumber Of mr. tquhhty biuo'eo stpch.
The result is apparent oD the ate Society sho"
grounds for fIe Short horn bulls, cows, AMI caves
are to be seen 10 the stalls will be shown TINS year 81
almost auy state Far IN TIE luntry. Inc oa NuoH-
/ erb, tker Of Mr.. ChAmbeIlin OF ONO, Thlcn loJh
the bue ribbon and lver pitcher TO day. is an animal
of exreen. proportions great style; AND the second
AID third pzes, which were lnlOls Flo n, "efe ou'
little interior. King Alfred, the third plze, belonging
10 AIR j. " Brown Of Berlin, IN Sanganon comfy, Is
| by Ctelienbam ont OF Bates called Hearsease,
, aud wa bred by Jonas Webb Cheltenhan ~ sired
By Nv Shedons Duke of Chester 40 that smother star
may be set IN that remarkable tocs'getter ui'de.
IL j. vely singular how famous Go>ter, VINO III oeduVy
and uui,s il uCt equal 10 Others has become IN
the Uniform excellence Of his calves. This bdl, Mag
Alfred s Of dsppled mahogany red color, has nne
upp1r In head great breadth Of bosom ana s tr't
rate in the twist but he stands toe close together in
| front fault which is noticeable III jos. 81 Gays
! r, rdham Duke.
The entries Of stock are very uuuerous-too much
e. fur ne To give general view of the animals. can
hu select a few which have even at the risk OF
beirg thought partial. shall all the best of them
at Chicago, and vii perhaps make atonemen Tor pres
! ent Omissions.
Northern Illinois has some fine horses, but the
joriy of the heros of bocJed cattle in the central
southern parts OF the Stae-a circumstance to be
easily ind. rsOUd when tho diiereIce Ut climate IL re-
menbered. Lorraine County, Ono, IS well repre-.
resented Hereords ~ winch breed Ihos Aston aud
another person whose name has escaped lie exhibit
fire specimens. Mr. Astons COW Duchess, calved
~ : ,.t hv IF
near LeouiLsier, Hereiori~bre, Is the best handler
that have met with the ground she has the fine
mellow Ride, the quality of which must be ielt 70 be
spprec atet On the hips the skin has substance, but
msy easily he flied, ara she has smooth bn. we'll
developed shoulder TIE calf by her side, by Merrl
mn, il growthy and smoo made.
Ony by aikiDg could the names of the seyers AMI
uss .. ascertalned Tor not q card nor sign, nor
sembiai Of notice was given to indicate the name
and residence Of owner the name, age or breeding
of beat. II was bad arrangement, and ehoud be
Tenedl.d next Jear
Mr.. A. G.. Carrie OF Champaign County, ILL.,, has
very fire Short morn s.ock-very fine indeed His bull
Defender. which unfortunately died, was one OF tue
IlliLois Cornpanys invoice. lie was bred by Cruk-
shsnks of Alb. rdeen-hire, Scotland, and bought by
Mr. Care, at the sale Of the Importing Company for
81 $40, ana # may judge by his stock, must nave
been well orth the moDey He took the sweepstakes
gold medal at the State Show lat year, but au
fortunate lnng fever carried him TO tue bourne from
which Durham bulls return His SOD, ID. No. , is
o. very pretty color and fills out well on the rump;
and notice that all the Defender calves Inherit tine
flank
LILY Dse, a rosn four.year old COW, bred by Robert
SCOT Q. Kentucky hGs good countersn aud a fiat
back; she lie Dot very good in crops, hosever, and Is
somewhat dusty .bUsed; but "a an English herdsman
observed to day, "they DOESN'T look much TO that,
zur, IN this here comfy, 60 we VIII let that pass
sihough il does rather suggest kirsh alloy
someshere back. Mr.. earle has superabundancc of
white calves, fpe in quality, 1t Is true add hrst-rate-
some OF them 81 eastiu points, but the color l. bad
Mr.. j. c. Bone of Sangamon County hes two
| yeoI cd bull G. dfhder, by Grand Turk, Thornes
handsome boil, out Of Gipsie, by Charlie, l2,5S
HIS cams pedigree. although pure enough, Is no,
good as the slres but quite good enough 10 command
high price for him a, Mr.. Aublers whence he
! imported by The Stock Company in 1871 ss young
cal. lie took the blue ribbon to-day good
| competitors. Ii- color is really besutifu and hs
goe-y hide shines II slken. 10 the sunlight, but
esteem hin Of not than sverage quality, aud
though he must make superior bull, lie will never
egue biz ere IN slL- or general development.
! The COW Emerald, red.roan, bred by Thomas
B.ln. ct Westlsnd Moysy, Ireland, is by Hopeweli,
| 1889, cut Of Ruby, by Royal Buck, 1919. Size
hss beautiful head, hLs oolCr fair quality, ana
first rate back, and is really splendid animal 'rhis
vii ~ believed when recOlect that MI. Bone gave
! 5, 10 Tor her d. the sale.
Mr. j. II. Spears of Menari County, exhibits Master
| Lowrd.s, fve-year OLD, bred by Mir. Lowndes near
| Liverpool. lie has good back, handles perhaps
hie loose, has fair crops, good neck, and drops
well in tie flank.
Lazy Harriet, Cruiksha,k's COW, Kate, and Bella
china, the latter bred by Albert Allen of Fsye.te
County, ny, are al fire.
Ar. brown. the owner If kng Alfred, has cows
worth lo king 81. Rachel q, ns sister to Turk, by
the Duke OF Bolton, out Ct Rachel, Turks mother,
came rom the ever memorable herd Of Mr. Boiler,
who gave to the world Grand Duke OF surlferous
memory. Sic bought a. the sale for 81 0l5 almost
a. much Samue Tborne has psid for any Of his e-
males. Her points Of excellence quality, tank,
back and brshst, and general beauty aud ETY. s. How