The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

Toni ........,.. .....,.,. u .7j5 1857 S2t
Zee. 40 shrrksge ~ 90 pounds Iivgy Snws aud
50 pound, fof each sag. Dead hogs ell At | 10
GEMS pof pound for weights OF 30 pounds ans
over AID q NJ Tor weighs o lets Than 100
ponds. WI h the exception Of cripslts ava
mi ch cows, n stock q, suld CT l0l hounds 1.-Two
wsisht cue crelst. for The week given arc
ahead Of me nr'vi u, NO =, but HOG recelpr
have al'u ar shout - 100 heat AID sheep re.
Ceipts NE - 10 hesd ~ Cattle were active gi
fj.ii & sG.gi for common iG, hnici shipping aud
dressed hryflOs. II gssIlu ut p io7 81 for
e. mmou light to cl'ic, heavy. sheep brought
Averaging l2i pounds. nj So Lambs were
active RtG ~ To GO.
Stocsi-i.ing isquielly becoming very I'm.
puftgut nduitry la Louisiana IL is claimed
that thc state bas great adv n'ages over the
Tor western mes IN that the Writers ere not A..
YER.
The Bailmor American OF f. recent date say
The steamship orsum re, which l. cSpec Cd
here - muirnw. hsS on oosid go head ( fino
er ford cniil, consigned 10 the Murgau stock
Brc,di 4 cnmDGuy of chs yrnre. Wyoming Ter.
itsins are o arrive nv the Merim ie on sn'ur.
fay for bro d. rs in heniu ~. tween 100 aud
2Oj head Of nse stock are * ertd by she
TlFn more, within %" past week 5l5hpad OF
nu BEEF Gait e left her, for London on the
steamer Surrey. and 30 more hY the Me- smure
flr Liytrc0ol The 81 amshi, Nuhlan from
LIVERPOOL which " dul here Tomorrow has
alck ~ 90 fine ulhdown sheep, sup. sd TO
be for the park "
Tine iullowr & IL from ihs Canadian siock
Raisers journal e Hamilton: TN avorsae
4 siu OF n uumbsr o. cattle shown NJ . year, Ids
~ the fat.stOof show 1t Chcac lSs2 was but
ilU pouuds. A other loi shown as yearliugs
last year made an average isin OF 60 poun os.
This l. Ger Aiuly sitong are um'nt Ia iayor OF
Early IN tiuriy. We admit that csito less
highly red may MT show SO much difference. Ia
proportion. rs to the gins NJ csc respective
age. tut H. 10 MT siiounb.c iolicy m ans
nse 10 20 keen an tnimai that rs troRress In
We ght VII! be out oue-half or tw0-thuds ~
ali 4 u mirht nave bon In a give Il ne? II
.teers can be made to W Ugh a, much az . IL as
a. - year,, even though IN y we e given the
some amount of feed, there IN great saving In
time AID lanur 10 attain iven weight NJ
The ldtcr age must r'qui G more food han nj
he former, other thinos being qnsl, as u large
amount ~ the { cd. gu ing the th.Id year.
| NIUE he expended In kee lug up the vitality Of
| the nlmal."
sg heller In calf IN iho
! Z tod Kingdom Of Great Britain June.
1859 was 72L5.s A VII or says thst not vves
| 30 COCO head are in mi at any time. sni their
tn,n, yield will b. about 80 ~ 900 gallons
| This Is about oue-nfih tue number OF COWS In
he Unit,d 3 ates IN 1850, and Professor sheldon
estimates The value o TINS milk TO the dairy
| r'm"rs as Iow sied a. lees than cents per
quart
| Toe governor Of Kansas Is in reoc!pt OF n dis
patch from LieulenaDt.doyerlo Flu ey az
| Neo.ho Fails, No0dson count stating that The
mou tai foot disease has h okcn on among
| the cattle IN that vic My. Already 100 head
| aie affected. ana the dis asc 10 spreading He
asks The governor n there ~ any law by which
| It can be- STAMPED out: The governor 'ele-
| grabbed 10 Lenveuwotth and 20 the commits.
| .ln' er OF agriculture ct Washington 10 send
surgeon.
| Tne department Of state has received iaforms.
| don from the United States consul nt Brming
| ham, England. 10 the effect III the foot and
mplih onease prevails em9ng the cattle In
| almost ev r touny IN EnRl-ld I he Becte-
| tary OF the treasury having been furnished IN
| f-rmntion has written 10 the SECRETARY OF sialo
| reaues luz him 10 notify United States consuls
in Greet Britain not 10 c. rufy invoces OF ca tie
| ubleSs after an examination o the ama's by a
| yeterin, ny surgeon they are satisfied that the
auima IRE free from dIsoase TINS action also
grew out OF the ingt that sume bloc I'd attic
lately arrived Al Portland. Maine. from England
d, veloped the fOot-aid mouth diseGse soon after
landing, and communicated IL to u er cattle In
| the vicinity.
The ii ST conslgnmon, of fat stock for Europe
| viii IA hiss been th pp,d nom Philadelphia for
| y. ars left that port oa The . December In
~ steamship Denmark and consisted Of AGO
head.
| Europe alone is supposed /, have 900. o.
head ~ cnt,lr, 900 600 600 sheep aud 81 900 %
swine. II tho reports of the Ainencan coasui IN
| Copenhagen n e to be trusted
| A COW horn measuring feet II inches In
| Length and Is inches around the bsse Il on ex.
hibiiion at Monte 10 Florida. AID Is supposed
| to be The largest COW m IN Tho world.
| Chares White. ~ Thorndike, Maine, has three
| yokcs OF oxen whose United weight 10 IL blO
pounds One YOKE measures feet. Inches
| and weighs io05 pounds.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
| BEEvEs--Corn beeves, 4a4I.c per H. fair to
| good erase boevcs, 3k08hc per pcund; medium
| graRs Oeevos, 8e9Skc per pound
| COws-Bstrcn COWS, d trcr27 20: Mich COVE
'or,h Texan grades. 10 WpS0 co. commo; "a
| cir 20 OO@ 40 CO. Stock cattle aioud, bV0920 o.
| BULLS AND sTAGS-Nor ssuAego manu-
| c@l6 10; two- ycar-olds, i2,als.
| hEYP-Good mutton, 9DSho per pound
| ediun mutton. 2k@2ko per pound; sloos
q &C 2o0Qa3 90.
| GOATB-2 OOeS2 n per hoad.
| = OGB--COrn fed. iSHSc