The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-14

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NoUaa ENas oooJer psu, $50. tg5oc ,auc,
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Hlll N't .l-', ponies .l.a $780,
MUGS. Extrahoaty al15&g2E medium 55y.
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John IL. elouc aud mo.hcr have sold thuir
sto,. ui cattle ANA hnpu., aud utOO acre ugs.
iuc m 'Dy and Archer counties. 1UNu,, To the
wichita land ana Cattle company with album.
dnt capital rc emily organized iu Kansas CiN.
II ls composed uf such Wplthuuvu capitalist,
and rAIchm,u s C. W Wud nicl,J Erns.
ant thatcs 81 riOWmau The latter named
pvuNcwuU Will be ,Ao general m0nacer This
Is one Of the Nuct' stocks Ia the state and thr
Investment VIII Prove a good one.
,EGpviiCnCu hHs taught several Of the sheen
owners ui Tie country That bucks raised la
Texas OF good stain arc much more valuable
than Imported unvS, The other day jhc cNpeu-
VuUr ot two shtcp.uWuvrs was giyVu In Our prrs,
Curc One ot thlm declared a year ago thn, he
would have nothing hut imported bucks, and lie
had none -ro,ulL he raised barely VI per cent nl
lOmhN His nvighhar more cautious, put In
home raised bucks, with the result ot more than
80 per cent The loupcr ShcopHan was 50 thor
ougnly convinced with the experiment that
hnmc. raised bucks, ami none else, will now Suil
him - lRuudcrG Burlc,
Tho Pittsburgh Slucsmgu has this to say
about Sh,cp
It's estimated that there is one shton In the
United States tn every thirty four aCtrs OF terri
tory In England The Wu1 is one tn one and
ouv'hnlt uCruS And vet We thiRk this is d
great sheep country, 1t these figures are cor
rect, We would have In Increase our ilocl,s abnu
twenty five iimcS over m order tu be stocked u,
heavily with sheep US England is. II
Is generally conceded that the pastuting OF sheer
upon u rank growth of winter wheat n good for
both the sheep aud tho prospective crop vi
| grain Plenty of farmers are ready To testify IL
the good effects ot this practice although tho
condition of the graiu plant may be such that Il
would not OF any account 10 advisable 4
thrifty growth, however Is usually the better oi
being rrN4cd oil. There hashccn bul
little It any profit In tho production or the aver,
age fat sheep during the past season and IN
many eases there has been actual loss. Low "a
prices have been, however there has also been
some profit, but Is safe 10 say that Il has
! been almost wholly confined to ilrSl'ClaSs NUT,
ton animals, II Is not mOrc clearly demon.
StrNted in any other stock than IN SHEEP that tho
best Is the kind that must hc handled II salts.
factory results would be obtained With The
warnings uf this very dull sheep year before
them, feeders should select their stock sheep
for this winters npcnng with unusual care
We believe the production of Chuirc mutton fol
next spring markets viii pny, but would not
say as much for the inferior grades, rhSrc 1,
rarely u time, though even the dullcst. whcl
choice wcthers, well cared for and fully and
economically tipcnCd, will hot ut least make tn,
feeder whole Tor his grain and palnS