The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
LIVE sTOCIS.

NOntint correspondent writes TO the bro.
veTs Jnurnains iol ows; Tho winter hg. b en-
Ia favor NJ st0ckmou; rot much snow aud very
nt a. cult weather; had no 10 gh ca her M
10 February /. and then sucw frl from wo u
eight Inches deep on u level NJ run meter
ranged nom zero "a % below but W. were "a
v red with chinook on n q 23i, which melted
the snow Hud caused the Ice 10 break NC, nnd
streams hrc running clear of lee ~ prestut aud
We have hnc weather Cattle ore all ~ 60 d
shape with the exception ola few states ca,llo
IN At came In late Ina the sCaion; were thin whom
they came. ana not being atclimaicd dit not 10
very well, but no losses are reported MS yet.
Niue touths OF the sinckmen that brousht IN cat.
tlr last year have eth . contracted for moro or
wfni ~ buy for sptng delivery, which goes 20
aud theirs will be two brought 10 Ibis year
Ms, Texss win be largely ropfa.
scented. the greater portion o. samo will
tiiilc more tll ~ driving. hut tho catio are I'm
better shape for winter when shipped. and Tex
- yeerhug' brought 20 this country will weigh
ffum $50 10 200 pounds more ~ years old thar
one Of the same age raiscd In Texas. Bring
your barnyAfd CAttlo early In season, Gnd don't
be afraid 20 lot them get outof sightot tho house
ana they VIII live Just us well NJ the native
catic.
The Cheyenne Llye.sioc Journal say: The
Niobrara attic company pu' chased Ge ChC
ranch and stock, s,3)1 head OF cattle aud 30
horses, located on the Mlzpah. MontasP, for
which they paid $40 COZ cash Thi- 4 said TO
DO Que of tie finest herds OF uguye cattle IN he
niiANs anu klt fIltt hlu WIS ipl Hlgls lNuiikt
over 80 around. Tho snme company has con
trected ior coo north 1eXgs steers for spring
oliver on thcif tuTtheru range,
The Texas Panhandle sGys; wiz very few
aud intonsiderable exceptions the reports from
% tn range couuros concerning the igvora'
blo winrr for live stock, are the balne ne
cftile lost this winter will be- those driven 10
ranges late the mast season.
Mr Willinm Iuthc recently sod n young
shOft-h IN bulls at public stlo at COllynie,
Scotland nt an average OF about $500. several
iu m Is from this herd were imported last
year.
ru.lnnd has Uttered greatly during the last
cw mon h. from outbreaks at foot md mouth
iiensc. For msnv week there we've from 800
. over % outbro ks pcr week The resiTic.
he prevalence o this disease worked great
hardship. ana no one subject has i. en- NOR
kod and WI ten about. The farmers have
demanded that the importation of cattle from
bsolutely prohibited The COVE nmont has
hitherto declined 10 do this. but has no an
nnunrtd It, purpCs to int oduce amcasurt Into
pafli .meut which viii grcgtly emerge the pow
.rs Of the pi!yy council In this d fccton The
luke Of Richmond has iuir due q a measure
ron any count or rart Of county In which
30 and mouth disease cXISis
oUoTATioHs TO-DAY.
BEEVE5-Coin beeves, idiJlc per ~: fair TO
good grass beeveH, si<@3ilc per pound medium
grass beeves, 3Ge3Ac per 70 md.
tONS--BarreA cows ~ NftH 30, Mich cows
otth Texan grades, 40 00GS0 CO. common 10
or 35 O0S 40 20. Stock cattle afoud Is 10000 o.
| BULLS AND 6TS09- (For sausage manu-
| CO 10 %; twoyeer .olds, ll,als.
| SHEEF--GoOd mutton, Sn3i.c per pound;
Medium mutton, 2k@2'lc per pound stocs
| sheo 20o68 ~.
| G0ATs-2 OO@2 rs per head.
OGe--Coru led. fk"5c