AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7738, 18 December 1890, Page 6

AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

Mr R. Haskett's three-year-oW danaM filly Brickhouse, who m ajcarHn* «sd * two-year-old was first in the Oaks bff«* stakes at our Metropolitan Show, was '.Ms year unplaced on tho first judging, «» was so reported in our prize list. «« learn, however, that a protest afcainat u» winner, Mr Boag's Lady *****'£$ entered by Mr GUmour, aud was unfcelJ* and the first prize was then awarded » Mr R Haskett's bay Ally Brlckhooae, wto thus secured the first place three years is succession, and won the nmop. . Mr C. S. Read has been discoursing * Norfolk farmers upon what ho descri&f rt tho " mystery " of the low once of Wf*» Itisnyearrsinceheaadlifr Fell tWJJ the United States, and there are lajMJg more mouths to feed now than there mM then, While the wheat area has remstg stationary. This, strictly accurate; but during'theia«« years there has been no approfcto Increase in the American wheat area, w fortunately for British Kro™JJ*s supplies became considerable bri««H American surplus began to dlmiaUD, «s« when the exports of !*£» Russia had two tremendous crops « in supplying this and other wheat. Still, during several recent *w» J_e worlds wheat supply has tost jgg to tbe consumption than it was to tf«g when the price was 20s a quarfce* w»£ than ft has been recently,■ X t JftA pression in the wheat trade i. W" _ Explained by over production. Ifc*g 4 rail and eea fretahts,'the s - depreciation of the Indian rapes /■« Sianrouble,and the, babtfjdjgj from hand to mouth, which acquired, have to be taken Into *^S,j f but. after all, the " mystery Is a*g s '. explained. Wheat, £&* commodity, is depressed in ™ tt j^r%. a! i it has got into the rut. of **9™*£sst nothing but a deficiency a closely to dearth caaraEse it « Dairy farmer In the northern or those resident w™ £ S *£aW market, who have a d' ffl fjfjj? s 1& butter during the m nggj not hesitate, says the MeUwurno £* adopt the plan of senoinK toel«^% & p. Melbourne, where a good be obtained for it, equ*d £&_*»«» butter rates. There are noJ *&«* «_, Wbo purchase cream In thjeft «» have many Inquiries on tnis ' ahallheregive their names a ßdaa|r^. s -The Fresh Food ana Fro- t s reUwtt nrt Company, .Bouxke-stwet; lbe rfg^ iIaB , Chilled Butter __^»P"|t_ B west ;The Dairy Produce: r* Burns-lane, w- - -j doubt at all that the tlu* _* dairying, and more to if sending the cream to the «*w, „ j3 metholthat will ota*»*'LF l v Victoria. Very good butter eaa «= itaSft the country factories,lt if « fi . bu??Kroduce.when carried mUJ>» way for some distance, canoe* c with the butter, mwu&ctjj. 1 " bou«rwhichisnot BUbjecg g wa y journey. All the high P „. w »r in Melbourne is made from c •£- f down from the country, and £ are -better remumerated b> tn» gf San any other, it is °» J J. m \Sf V time when home Javier ™* J dt « » cease to be. We adf Jm our i f £rfte to the firms £«M tlculars as to price ■"? »Xire ** * M u* ing tbe cream, and we gj t garF Li£ that the result will be a pie*sa»« to many.

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