Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-01
ROUND-UPS.
An Sncaurss.eg Vhw Il !hs Situation
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er.' Advscs.e.
Money In Reef RaIsiuE IN the Pauhsndle.
The Oaly Herd of 9ufi al oeG-out
ting Down H.ros.
ny q E cattle
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THE cattle
I trade is i'm
/p7oviDg and is
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safely retuTE-
A iIg to div
II den d paying
" II basis in Il xss.
" II TIE tigh rosd
S@eGs.ss to prosperity Is
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.ISI# get on it. TIE
gRE1s~ mi oily CT INC
rauk aud Il
who have stock cattle only and DO beeves
TO speak Of, bays yet to fnd tie roao,
out SO ne have fund it by sales OF young
steers. AnywE7, We xre il position 10
sssert ths. tne decline in the numbers o1
cattle commencing nearly two year,
sgo, is beginning to seoH On
the markets, alsaousa ,s ssv.
eral months mty ,sapse neIorS
me actual Dc f3isncy IN chSHce beef Will
cause any serious tholgbt In the country:
The Chicago snd Ksrsss City receipts OK
.c,tsle ere lsrgely iAnsxcess OF numbers
Ireceived during sSfe Of the prsvlou.
IFears, bu. do nSSfepresent any increase
q prod VI the part Of farmers or
Me6AgAaSMuch OF the cattle STOCK
shipsoBf1so these great m.rke:s repre-
ssnts cattle sold heretofore On local mar
kets no v ABOUT closed up by com2shsion
Of the dressed beef operators. Hereto
FIRE these cattle were consumed
without appearing On hn7 market
reports receipts, but how far they sup
ply these large maIksts SIS unknown
We dc know that the Ordinary shipments
by stockmen ere not sufficient to sssuE&.
the plckers OF continued receipts OF gosS
beef. New York buyers are fGvSdin2
western territory, and Chicago buyetsare
shipping cattle westward 10 oEdeT 10
resca the market. We know furthsrthst
the Pacific coast Invasion for beat Is 80:
ting deeper ana deeper into the ranss
country. AS We look upoa the cou4hY
that represents the beef surplus Ish
Uatted States we are not 90 susNs
there is surplus. Every ranss'
Sppea,s to be ehort oaS 6ee',
not excepting the magnihcsnS C1er-
okee country or the famous grass ranges
OF Montana. We have known four CT the
grest Panhandle ranges TO turn en- more
ossf Cattle IN one season before inst
ccuutry was stocked than the entire Pam
handle territory will pu. forth during the
present year, aud in August and SapteM'
Der hsvo saen co1stsn. streams Ct cattle
passing CT the Tex,s Pacific R9sd waere
now there is but an occasional train load
In truth the ranges are short CT the usual
quantities of all classes Of cattle, and de-
spite the opinions snd expressions OF
F4Mtie BUYERS put forth in their cwn IL
E;tSyest.-TN N. Y. Butchar'5 Advocate.
Fsae North wesass I've Stock J,u:.
sMIdoes not Ssisve that the prospect
slarScsttle .iea particle worse than
sSe FSaNcg for sheep or fwine.
Ffhe old markets were active whenever
the British markets were quoted high,
and Liverpool control OF cotton and cora
WAS NOT less marked or real than the
prics OF beef. Now, Independent Ct
foreiga shipments Out without stop
ping theu) the cattle supply
is, not in excess OF the peo-
pie. A little time longer to smooth the
surface Of the cattle trade and the bsr.
f'c. will be patent 10 all, as 1t is cow to
e., that the cattle supply Is not quite
"a isl tefhe csttle demand.
Tlspuaook for thu great cattle raising
a;HssrY OF Wyoming, where the "round-
sESSh are now going OF, is mere promis-
Hg than L. has neen tor several years.
From So, 900 &c 10 900 head Will be ready
10 sstp oy the end of October, it is
thought. Prices are hIgheH than t1o
yesrs past, scd moreover the stockmsn
have leSrled not TO overcroWd the ranges
aud to take sou ada i. 'precsuion against
the severity Of the winter season.
A dispatch from ropeks, KAN. conssios
fhe information that G. j. J mes closed
q contract recently with parties in MaUi
tobs for the only herd Of domes ic buffalo
In the world of snY note oussiie OF his
herd st Topeka. They were bought by
parties in Pennsylvania and will be
brought mex month to Garden CITY and
placed with Mr.. JONES' here. There are
six three quarters and eight
half breeds, and when adoed
to Mr.. jones' herd will make
$50 head. The hslf and three 1arter
M nslo is Few race CT cattle, aud Mr..
Jones says that they will surprise the
world and be the coming amin al for robes
and meat, rs they require no shelter or
food except the native range. Mr.. Jones
has completed the organization Of stock
company with Q capital OF $500. GOO,
which will establish an extensive ranch
n Finney county, Kan for propsga-
tion OF the ufalo.
A cattisman who was asked by news
hungry reporter yesterday for the latest,
said that he had nothing new to relste,
ous he wanted to call attention TO the
change that hsd taken place in stock VAL
ues during the past year. During the
spring and summer cattlemen in
Texas were directing their ener-
kgiess ~ ascertsining the best disposal
htF could make Of their cattle and
ranges; while now they are mostly hold
ing on lice leeches. and with every offer
they receive to buy cattle rsise tee price
O notch. As matter OF fac, esid the
gentleman, the present market does not
warrant The stiffness at which Toxins
hold their property. But they are conf
IDENTITY Of the eptnion that . fi.mness will
set in bsta The spring marketing is
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