Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
WOOL GROWERS BIG DAY
Is DANN|NG IN AMERICA
80.
Virginia Sheep Raiscrs, Who Now
Have Protection From Dogs, Have
y & Bright Future Before Them.
COUNTRY IMPORTS MUCH WOOL.
Demand Increasing Rapidly-lt May
> BE Met by Home Farmers and
= StoCkmcn-Nirginia in shape Z"
Profit by IL.

eThcre is evidence tina, the proper
authorities arc succeeding quite We.
In venforcing the provisions OF IN, me
Baker dog law in all parts of VIZ
g1nia. and there is further evidence
that. in consequence the she y rsiS!nS
and wool growm; INDUSTRY Is mai KING
high among the WOOL producing states
OF the Union
Will be especially interested IN the IN
formation which has been gathered 10y
the industrial departni"nt 81 the lLo-
crty National BANK OF New York,
which tells in brief ana accurate detail
the story OF this important product.
y United states iirn,! Importer.
aeoyooo pounds If Woo are utilized in
he manufacture OF cloths and other
textile fabrics Yet lhr country only
MSruFfcs mo9HI S|U,."'."v' mo ,,
20 enter foreign markets 10 buy wool.
Thgr have bought the largest amount
nf wool in Argentina There. have
Work and PhiladcIph,D from that re-
public OF South America. AN avcrac" Of
So.oeo.o00 pounds for the ten years
Next comes Australia There manu-
factnrers from the United States bought
AZ aFerage OF 5hGoc.oeo pounds yearly.
The, hgures which t"H Of imports OF
Nool from CHINA VII h" read Win
atoHishment The unites States i'm
rlprted from the Chinese -mpirr an
s.As pointed out ~ Holland in on.
81 his interesting Industrial Articles
II was This ;r4t!!c IN CHINA in woc'. in
part, which James i. niU expected 10
increase greatly when a.. established
ms far-reach'nS system OF iutrrua-
iional commerce between tha NH
west and the Chinese empire
Law OF supply and Demand
- al, oHd feature OF the present
WOO, WOOL maEk.t SAYS the Liberty Banks
d,ne nape' ina, n, lax 90: supply ana
demand Seems 20 he ovvrrtll-G This js
I'VE 10 me "ai and 10 thu further fact
"a n me rms 'isn Soyernmeut controls
the United states poyctumei.; ,nwi
marketing wool 100"
SsoSe;noer the textile mnuufartsrers -.
.hiss country ~no mad- u.s. ~. 49,
80 '"a. Fe!E small stocks II raw
va easv ~" a. 5 'y@t!aG!e IN reason
NoG4 produced ~ The UHiirh STATS ~.
-ssr .! ne nliea States .ov-rnr.nt
wool csFr,sd e'Cs iHo4a Transactions in
WG!le the V4- VS. IN ,-oc.rs ''e"'
great these transactions We.
w. 1!.'s'FAts - The fac; ma: be-
@lsEliStics IN November $40 - ~
-une OF THIS rss- m cavt---r.-. -;
-+AS, 10" -. -aw II sur-t, ~
rraso assla seems . b d.,-E-,
.ls foss2cy :o- since Nev.,n.e- ~ ~,
't'E s:szt demand .r- In
.-@s G. 80 :. therefore .N- NO..
k-.s SOS 500 Ha2cH wv-e sold IN.
se. s3.tr1-e-; utga- - arr-er;z,s
80. rs $50 - gz-. 20 ,N-.-fr ~
pasis"h for Virginia sheer Raising.
- tne ~ g. West ace5-s!rc %
h1H statement we-e s.
aa.tessr1 - - action - ,r4 g5v
S.0-sn. tea; e: .zst ;a= cove---r.-.
80. p-!s-z5-2 20 30 So. 49, MOI
- -. .hrfI - .z-ezty imports
Q: - c--' --=5-s zEE---
.s tols ta-.,-y r.. c--ste- gs-. a.
49, p.o@z- ~. = -,-.Y=-et 9: g5.-
Sr ~. So: ------s - s-t-v-u4 :.
5. !o-H.-E : ic1Ay t.+ .zr-ts: p-o-
w. W. ,:gIe: encourage
lsUss.a!E :ae EN- -aEt-9. G. some O.. ,-e
.as ms d - s-eec-- - :. u-rhaps
10 doua!e ;h- aa.sG., r-bEu Il .tg.e
- q single ye4r
TIE conditions wa:ca tavr-zA,y =,
EEK 90! prod --.!or art na-ke,l,-
~ Wyoming r any o,asr IA W. :,
state NJ! also an-ct 1aYo-Et.y Nj.
Einia when i. becomes me .-ea, 100,
prooIc!ng S.ats q ~. become when
tSe BAKE dog Lax mas done is -.rj
woFky anc every farmer in ne So.
can be Z sCc.es.t-, sheen -a!.a- VII
Gnr oa!iT aoC nightly fear q: des,-Ec.
I've. ,a"d n 1orE destroying I'D. o..
mound and c.c ~. -5- II
ras, !tel6s H. l..