Grass and cattle markets seen in Waco letter
A Waco correspondent reports from Hubbard City noting rich grass from the Red River to the Rio Grande but no cattle to eat it. He cites low buyer interest, cattle prices, and past stockholders selling during dry years, plus remarks on irrigation plans and other varied topics.
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