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tions; but too often bring disappointment when the margin 

 between the market price and cost of production is close. 



DORA. 



Group IV.— Cows Spare and Angular with Deep Bodies. 



COW. 



Breed. 



Lbs. dry matter 

 per day per 1,000 

 lbs. live weight. 



50 o cr 

 c^-i en 



t -s 



Is? 



• o 



Annie.. .. . . 



Jersey 

 Holstein 

 Jersey 

 Gr. Jersey 

 Jersey Guerney 

 Gr. Jersey 

 Jersey 

 Shorthorn 

 Gr. Jersey 

 Guernsey 

 Holstein 

 Guernsey 



25.80 

 22 04 

 22.33 

 23.20 

 28 24 

 22 :0 

 24.82 

 17.87 

 23.. 52 

 25.6.'> 

 20.91 

 26.46 



21.68 

 21.29 

 18.44 

 31. 53 

 20.16 

 22.27 

 21.18 

 21.37 

 21.91 

 23,06 

 20 04 

 20.88 



4.61 



4.69 

 5.42 

 4.64 

 4.96 

 4.49 

 4.72 

 4.67 

 4.. 56 

 4.33 

 4.99 

 4.78 



Cents. 

 12 8 



Bess 



12.3 



Dora.. . 



11.1 



Gertie 



12 3 



Houston 



10.8 



Patsy 



12.6 



Pride 



12.6 



Rose 



Roxy 



12.9 

 12.4 



Sweet Briiir 



12.8 



Topsy 



Trlcksey 



12.0 

 11 4 



Average 





23.58 



21.15 



4.73 



12.1 









Group IV. contained over half the cows in the herd and is 

 fairly represented by Dora, all being spare and deep in body, 

 though Rosa, Roxy and Svv^eet Briar were not as spare, but 

 did not carry enough flesh to be placed in Group II. Annie, 

 a heifer, made a little groAvth which would necessarily be 

 charged to her butter account. 



