Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
Yesterdays Sales Of Railway Bonds
---0lI Market Panicky---Wheat
Lower--Cotton Higher
Strong aud Apparently Successful III
fort TO Keep Up Present High
Prices OF Stocks.
oyc,f wheat blockade Forming ~ Mn
ncapoHs-A Review OF tho Coz"
product for the Ycnr.


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NEW YORK, Nov. GA well-lntOrmcd
aud relinhlr crop reporter writes as fol-
Ows from Chlcago
"AlUut uue-Iourth of the crop to-day
vest OF the Missouri river probably lsnow
-aio In los crib, but will not remain there
as long this winter as usual, as the opln
ion seems to be gaining ground daily that
farmers this winter viii bc much freer
sellers OF corn than for several previous
years. THIS arises from the fact OF the
low prices of cattle and hogs, and also
from another fact the widespread disease
among swinc--whiCh has not only reduced
lhC crop IN number, hut has caused many
itrmors to sell their entire herd for fear
hat the disease might attack thcm.
Hence, this winter we have more corn to
Ca. and less hogs and cattle to feed.
With reports before me to-day
from the entire corn belt | do
not see how It il possible that
the government at Washington stlll con-
unucs TO give us such reports OF the
quantity and quality of the crop as have
hccn published In their October and
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