The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-08-01
Beef and Wool.

clcr indicated l0O' heat in Albany. New
York. clGvcn Thousand head "f lat cattle AZ
rived in that city from he Wcs! The ''Io"a
try Gentleman says:
- llc "rcaicr part Of the offerings gs'wcrc III
i,i.,iS fed steers, and wGlc in COOL condition
Pic heavy Receipts, which would have. cans
I'd panie,in thc market Il few years ~"
gave III unca<:neSs to dealers. aud were al
taken to meet the demands Of the New York
an i'Eastcrn butchers"
The best sid al seven AMI alcca!i pen
poil.d, live weight Texas ca'tel averaged
! "lin tllau'nnd pounds. and snll at from five
| and Ole fourth H. i've AID nlr hall rcnti l'rl
p"nnd.
Un !ane grasses, Georgia and Tennessee
farmer, caa easily rival Illinois and Ermtua
tky farmers in tI: prolnction Of cll,:ce beef
I'll" wild grass Of Texas anl Illinois is last
dis appearing, :;s ii is alazcd and troddc:'
luwn.L; stock. 4 few wild hallalors may
SubSiSt On s;lch natural products bat it IL
quires the European grasses for the perfect
development of the better classc; "f stock
i'cattle. The SOONER Texas ssocs-..,isers act
On this principle, the sooner their cattle will
cease toisell at two cents per pound lpwer in
tie markets. '''9n '''!e Fas ell %, ''He @';'SeS
nv %''' ""u S''','s. ''''i' I, ,"' Nv!
Orchard grass. n,nSt precrdt better blood III
Texas. as in Kentucky and Ohio.
on til, 22nl Of June Twelve thousand lbs
| nf Icurril wonl WAS s,ll I'm n,,ston mt sixty.
na''1" "' ""'' ,,1 " '' Ir ] ,~n'J ", m;ol
can L., ,,.o,r r' r. ' n"s. a, lunJ of cotto"
:" , T." -" ." ~, II ~ .nJ ,,hors .Ln
H.. :,.',' orIln.n sl",,,J .nst | .v.hIn mn
~ 'tl "ia,I',. c,.,;I;.,. -, ,,I ,r f.
" ',csf ~, ''1, ~ n"I,,, .a,, r "
e" ,,tI" n III, NJ - ". "'', ~ '.o 1v r
"'" sme'' '" ~ ~ N @o",I "a '"" so' -,
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Live Stock Companies ct tho South
The communication Of %Iit..Zen." in the
July number nf the Plantation refers to. an
Important <i;Ljsct. 1t is somewhat singular
that the writer had addressed privately, and
aul received L rci,l; rom G1naial COG. Ia,
AVA weeks previous to the article Of" "Gi;izc;i
on the saalc yal;crt. Oar f.ra;crs :n;..ht be
abb. e. plrrlia:c Merlin, sheep, or .ihlrrny
.r Ayrsi ire ra,t!. If ,l,ra were ,,i a!;i hc:,.
~ tirc.rh, cI,ar",.s, ! few years since :,
,,,r,,,u j., ~. vicinity L,i,,nt = riir f
iI!sw.,lJ shcn;, IN ;::ruiurky, JEt pr;c.
VA, ,,;euty i ,iIar, each, the cyprc*: r!a:u,S
in .J,l;,:,,I s,m,l, d.. c,.t Of I ha rair nine.
Iy lIl.r. iii Il wu IT Njn~*tru. Las: y,.,r
l., r,;.r, hu:-ht twenty M,rino ewa, at
III, N,rth th,, first cnyt WAS c.,n,,a.a!:"cIy
.:..,Gl bat additional ch,rr,s. hy the tina!
tLry. arrived # Atlanta. n3d. IN, twenty
sheen ...L him ,i.,,. hund:cd dn;Ia:s. or IL.
,yrrayc ,r r.rty l,l!a:, each. There are
very i;w 81 ,ur Southern farmers who can
x,.;"l H., - '..r;,u.,,,;,cn,;.i l,ma"c:."
Il wand l.. ;.:sc th;n. Tor alnci: r.iscrs
,t H.. %,,rL T., ;,r,n ,,ar,,;ers!.us with .cn.
;,r.,,u - il. %r,,h on the E.lirwiu- cun,i:.
lirns The Northern maa mi:Iil !inl th,
s.,rk. aad t:lc Southern maa The l;n,l an |
,.rS ,nal at.en;ira. and MAKE an equitable d..
vision OF the prn!its. These profits, in Il Will
conducted establishment Of this kind would
b.: hanl."mc The ,lpmanh for certain Kind
81 Ike >t"!: il c.'@cr. The writer is con,
staallI rarrii ~" in,:l.ry II. Ia where MrrInI
sheep and Ai"fn'y ami Ayrshire '''i;' '';'
be b iT%nI' ami E" r,''i3'a''t'y c"l'le'e" |
Say lil;'i ht ''t% n2tHneW. AZ The pie+"h'
'rn' he d'''i':S ILlthcre ,Dsa Atrih! ran Of ;,
eve or An .lyrshiIe or y !dsrhey e." " oui'
l"r sale III thezatate oisneor$,a' 4 he N?f'n' N
rrn aSricnl''na! palerS are 1ul' "l Si'cE * At"
HeTtE"'i'c;'''. but fheY' arc PracV'ea''y "'
little "$. t" as as few Pefs'S can pay ~, tie
Freight IN addhl'a To ttie hr<t ccs'' lHG
remedy Is @';pes.sch pan as 'iiat S''@9c>'r'
hy "'i''%e". Nr: T! t''iS oe i''i''"'''''''c