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

According 70 ihe rthtia'iU3 of ttc RHtisu
board OF trad y. the United Stat'. lpH.laf
four wears agr, Is per cent. O at tho glH9T
AID -four ,npotrs into GrsAL H'ii1r Ia
1881 .his tmuort dcsr99s5J ~ 60 "a lSS! 70
So, 81 in 1888 ~ 4f Npr csut. +" uJ.tg
words. elsa import vi 81, 600 COO npa"".s 10
1881 dimini6h4d to ii COZ 100 DrabH'9 80
1883 The decrease % not due 20 q r9fdcad
co nsum rgcp, for the total 'ui2prs h&' IN.
creased irnr 1875, 800, 600 hnshviz n 1881, 20
16),0DNJ 0usnSte ia lS92.
Whue VIZ 'DTs see constant d'mlnp-
t,ou In Great Bripaju'S lulpor,s tr'm the
Usited Ssa,Ae, VIZ fud an Increase rNO
ornar countries, especially Eaea,@ SAD lp-
dia. Eusglsn grain ehipnosfs TO Epyland
have, for instance, ihcreaSeh from 500 900
bu 4bels IN 1881 10 210HP,Vcy 5lsAal" iu
1888, and tito irnnnrfs ir1m iDd,a, waich
consisted OF 100000 Ia 1881, has risen to
%, OO0, 100 ousnels in 1883
In addition to this, Australia produced
In 1888, NOT less than 32,00o,0 600 bushels OF
wheat, OF which u large part wSs taken to
England and sold at prices refused by
American speculators.
Our Englioh contemporary, the Stock.
Keeper, states that the owner OF milk
aotorv gives his o -ses buttermilk 60 drink
instead Of water. Each horse gets his al
lowance daily thr ughout the year, and the
system, having been continued now for
aoove a yaar, aod found TO answer IN y
most satisfactory manner, is not likely to
be abandoned. There can be no doubt, our
contemporary remarks, tnaE the valuable
solids in t.e buttsrmilK 90 tho ANIMALS a
Very great deal of good, and prevent the
necessity OF such large corn tesding, While
there is at all times healthy smack about
tie drink which leads May people to
drink it. The idea is u novel one, although
rot entiraly new.
Thsr iC is Impossible to pleaea everybody,
is evident from the following, from D,pver,
Colorado: A strong protest Was today for
warded to Senator Hill, against that Dor
ton of the new Converse oil admitting cor
pet wool free OF duty. 1t represents that
III wo1ls OF that Character grown ID the
Uni,ed States are raised in thai section Of
which Colorado Is the center. The result
NJ thu freq admission OF this class OF woods
would be the impo 7erishmeut OF thousands
Of American sbsep owners and the eyterm!-
nayio Of heir iocks. The action nj X pre-
,eut tive Converse ie regarded as SO ti-hly
in tia interest of tho OHIO gro wers, and 0sn.
net but turn from hts support the powerful
interest OF this section.
A horse has been kn>wn TO live 70 the
age OF G2 year, hut the average Ifs-time Is
bssween % add 80 years. FroG one OF the
New England states oomes the report OF a
hearty and able TO draw as heavy l,sd Us
most OF the young horses. 1t is = noeoe-
able TACT shat when horsss Of remarkable
>s.s sre found they are generally from we'll
bred sfock.
Eight cents per pound is the price oil
1hoics cuts OF "noSsa steak" In some OF the
sasksss Of France and Germ sov. Altar be-
log unified for service by old a9e the
oNYses Of those and many otner oouptriss oil
Europe fipd their way to the mssa nnaRksts
Of the large cities. Larse auantitias ara
used In tbs manufacture Of sausage. 1t ID
said that at Strssou-g alone thirty head q
week are slau shtered and sold for food.
The Breckinridge, Missouri, Bulletin, In
lts last weeks Issue, had the following to
say:
w, r. Klog. o. MarSl a'L'wN In kwn
last week. Win preusst aver d mares u