The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-28
HOLSTElN CATTLE.
INCREASEIN IN NEGOTIATIONS FOR
TIL, CITY.
The HeasO why the North AmeIi.
Holly Springs was Formed.

The Lnr don Fdirp'oy # ,erent d. ate
.ays: The tr ed OF Holrt in ca tie have
ra 10 ct m7 teen impo ted ito h
Uailtd states for m'lS ., dairy pur
! o "a. AbOuf seven II ii. hit g 80
aso the Ga le we've al s n b. the
dire iDe from ALtwe p o Boston and
Mes Y ,Tk. About that time AID imsOn
& Ron ldson had th.ir attention
,alled to T. Traffic, al d they ok
st, ps 70 di t it, via L,ndor. The
result Was that III tn yer 1884, they
had seot III oUgh her ha ID 2O 9
head 'altle, wriCh went in fit cen
stesm r. ( the Fur ess Line TO BoI.
n, and 81 head which went nv the
gul,r lines Lond 10 New Y1rK
Ever since that y, ar up to he prese t
the TIA ie hst dwlnnled 1 S85 on'y AGA
went to New York a d 432 10 B, on,
and in tits present year only eigh y.
/ ur have gone 10 B ston snd 229 to
New York. This ersst dsprecist ton in
the ira ffic has ben c3used by the
policy of the former impo tsre,
who had largely shipptd the p ect d.
ing ye RS. And havI & get all they
wanted to form herbs of their own
with, hey ru k out pol cy which
would p event Others from imp prtIng
largely, and thus lowering the prices
of the amin 8 they in ended 10 breed
OF course this WIS simply nothing
more nor less than prot C ion, and in
order to make it { # ct We thy raieed
The regis ion fee, which HAD b her.
to been 81, 10 SIS head, and the AS
ISOLATION enacted law preventing
any foreigner from registering cattle
or heoomi g a member.
OF course the IA mtrs Of Holland
WIRE very mu,h annoyed at thess
pro ibi i've proCe di IS, and taey
have ant d he d book OF their own
in AN rici, and have sent two CT
thr little lois, but they have no
II ade much progress against the North
era IS citation, " ole headquarters
s'e al Iwa Cltv. The pol cy of ii g
N rtn in restricting i'm Dor ions ives
Just little too succ, ssful; they ma e
thtir avs too st ct, and tie atural
C )nst quer Ce that al opposit on also
Cia ion wa stared, having it's hCa l.
qlartels at Holly Hpr ngs, NJ g., under
he style of tue North Amer Can Herd
Book Ass ci4iop. 1t en- ,aaly he
u0dersto,d thst al t. e b eedersiound
about the Southern stat IS were only
too CAD TO have an oppor un ty Of
rsg sterinR their cattle in an sssocia-
ton Cf t cir own, inst ed Cf having
10 20 away up Moth t. d. so.
OF tie eign'y 10 ct lie that have
gone this year Bo ton, sixty sre an
impoIta ion mt by Adamson & Rom
sldson t. Memphis, Tenn. they are TO
be reg stored under the Mis,issi pi
a sociat on. Tue rage FIR fancy cat 10
in America goss ia ason the Jer-
seys have hid long Iun Of innings I,
they CIR AMY give rcler milk th n
the Holst,ins. The latter have Just
b I'D their innings, and, IL fact, are slill
on their trial; tl,y 6 We an enormous
quaint ty of mi k, and are splendid
cattle for beef purpls 8. The Amer.
cans also take Very age gu ntIties of
E1glish and S ot;h cal tie aad ship
every year. 1t may b. interesting to
mention that The Amer cans do not
oh rye duty upon any stock inpo ted
is to the country for breeding pur-
poses. Large numbers Of EGG ish
tart horses are also going every year
from this country to Amsrlcs, and
from 1000 to 1000 Norm indy horses
are imported inlo NV York annually
to imp owe the breed If cart horses, -.