The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29

breed 10 (ioldsmllb, So. Ayfss hns sla' '1n
and luf6fms us that there will be Hnli
| twenty more mares brought 40, shof' "
| Ayers two h0rsss, Goldsmith snd II tnb'e
tOnlan, are considered by Hallne nluhil
breeders the beet hfs horses In the siiia.
As the river valleys % ToKas produce
one tNolih part oi all The cotton the W1fie
Produces, and that source Of supply VII
probably TAIL almost entirely this year
cotton on hand must hdVsnoe And win I
According 10 returns from the depart.
ment OF agriculture a. WishlngiOn, Hi'
moi. has tho liTgost number Vt nurse,
1 t2s, Ogi. New York the largest number oi
cow, l,5lO,0li, Texas has tho largest mum
Der Of oxen and other cattle, i,.V 40, Auu
also Of sheep, 1884 s75; aud Iowa The
largest numter OF hOss, I 500 uJ,, aud alto
a mu,,s l0l Oh,
Like AL hardy cattle, the G,ll0ways and
Polled Angus art good breeders. Ihe bulls
are Gaid 10 Da sure caters, and leave their
iluprs.H upon their lyestn marked man
nef. Even when bred 20 h0Faed COVE, iheN
never tail "a remove the horns Of tue calves
and give them the chafaclerisIios OF their
own Faca.
Tho American DAlryman cites ~ an evl.
dence nf the brisk TRACE In Jerseys this
spring that qplts number OF breeders who
nad >, looted days Tor s,ies, and Ia soma Ia
slancPs named the animals 20 ba sold, have
found Ihs pressure itr private purchases 10
slrong tina, they have had 30 withdraw
lhei, notices OF public Gales aad sgccumb to
the prva'e pressure,
B,lhmors IL one OF the most noted wheat
and Hour mark N on 'he continent, It's
flour mas world vide reputation, 81 made
by rule OF classifying wheat Ia s,r.ct 10
gard 20 merit. By Ihl1 rule southern VIII at
clsssts higher Than any Other, and as
oonsequsrcs takes prsierence among pur.
chaser, aud as u iuI-produclnk wheat has
the leth.
A priZs essiy, recently RAD he'ors the
Paut, r, association OF LNnislanr, claimed
that with proper cultivation $50 TO Sio0 per
acre is obtainei from sugsr, The to,scco
crop OF 1882 paid S6i32 DER acre; hay,
81 H. wS pe,.'0e' 81 90 i'S sss S s!s
50 40 rDees figures show tolclu-
svrly thot thera Ia no nece .sity for high
tariff on susN. aud that ne u crop II yields
the producer s'x or eight times the return
ohts,ned from csraals. And yet The average
rare Of wsgss IN the grain growing states OF
tho ~est add northwest Is from 50 to IS per
month greater than In Louisiana. Free
sussr would sfill enable producers to get
superb returns from their lands IS compar-
~ with graln-grnwers, and give 10 conau-
m"rs gift Of SO, 000 100.
The most pro lressve isrmers are not only
engaged In "bresding up" their horses, cat
tie, sheep sni swine, but their grains, veg.
atsblga, etc, "a vel. IL II ~ wise 10 raj g
mnngrsl s5pCk ~ mDn.rel crops. Nelriv
everything Ia he line ot farm c'nps h we
been grraily improved ny luJiC.rus so &C.
ii0n ,pd G,ra'ui Gu IVA iIr, All tun !,rti'
sr whn would SteD aSrras- ot tho t.mss
should b, careful 20 sea that lie has secured
.hh op.t Of eacn variety, rather tlAn b. con-
,ens With growing he Var'nty raised by his
father ana grandfather. Often lew dollars
avseted ia 4 change oil SEED will double th'
vhlnn OF the crop.