Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-20

mat bad fattenpd there Colonel Beeuer
y fWung realy to build an oh mill nj
Souianche. lie saws the fronle Of his
s s' Wy going right ahead, putting MP
ns~ business houses. As IL snch q thing
as hara Hines were unknown.
JOHN ). Andrews went 20 Chicago. yes.
h,Nasi 20 me-, shipment Of cattle that
~, Lau sent from Abbott, Hin county,
Mnsre they have been feeding
MaJor i. Fenloa, Of Midland. is IA
atletlance OF the executive committee
meeting g: the Cattle Raisers' association.
oil witch lie is member.
X Il, Wade OF San Angelo, who IL at
tne tlekwick, says rain Is needed In his
county The grass is getting thin. and
Satuc are showing the effect of lack of
l. j. Good Of Ballineer was mixing
WIN The crowd yesterday. They have
nal little rain Ia his part Of the
country; nut not enough. Cattle are look
lng we'll
Z. A. Pugsley. Of Kansas City is quiet.
moving around among the catuemen
Mh' congregate In the livestock center.
re y large trader. and Il Is very likely
ihat ne Is not here for his health only
The San Angelo Standard reports that
W. Al. Godair left the early part Of the
week loo the Shanghae Pierce rauch in
Sol lhern Texas. and viii make the first
shipuient Of calves. out Of 10000 bought
by lnm and W. l.. Gatlin. today.
Chicago Drovcrs' Journal Present
prices for hogs are only Sis higher
thai year ago. the closest they have
been together In about wear. There
was time this year when the spread
was about S3.3u.
j. u. Houston of Gonzales. leading
cattlemau OF the Southern part OF the
state. was IN the city yesterday Cattle
IN us section are not in US good order
US those further north, but they are not
suffering,
President Bush Of the Cattle Raisers
association is in town. lie is not Feeling
bad over Me situation Ii might be
worse, but he expects II TO he better
All Bush is one OF the most successful
TeNsr.
Tie San Angelo Standard reports that
John Gardner OF Big Lake. traded 1900
! stock sheep TO John Mundy aud Gordon
| Stiles for 3ti head OF stock cattle The
| boys had bad luck from the start, having
| lost about 30 head from sheep dip Mr.
| Gariner also bought from w. III. Cleye-
| land, near Maria, Preside county. 10 b.
/ delivered At Big Lake, September ~,
0Oo steers, all ages, at private terms.
| Del Rio Eecord-.luhn W. Hendcrs N
] has been down with his hands gathering
| the Scott cattle and driving them To
| his ranch this week He gathered ouo
| day and rounded mp something near 2lO
/ head. lie thinks he will have upwards
! ul 900 head when they TIRE all gathered,
Mr. Henderson gave $1,000 Tor the
| brluu,
| Duings Of the Chicago livestock market,
as reported in the Herald: Thus fan
| til, month Chicago received llGOl
/ cattle, 2OO,ltO hogs and l3f, 600 sheep
or Il decrease of 1870 cattle and lSt,
UJ hogs, and nn increase OF 1900 sheer
compared with year ago and an in
rreure of 5000 cattle and ju,OOn sheer
ana decrease OF llO,OOO hogs compared
| with the corresponding period OF 1891
| While receipts Of hogs have been heavy
| for the past two days the daily average
thus far this month has been only 10.
300, against D,5iO per day the same
percd Of lSl2.
Chicago Herald Packers who can get
money to buy hogs with In these days
can make. Ii Is figured, at least 81 ~
| pei hog ON every one slaughtered. Tit
profit is 70 big that the packers. even
the biggest Of them, are letting the other
fellow carry the cash product, in which
there Is an enormous interest, aud putting
all their money into hogs. by buying AZ
OnGha, sioux City aud other points
NNfAN AlltIt nave Htfu ulhufA AIhNbltN
the hogs have been g0t away under Chi
cagJ prices and have shown as much Il,
Sl,F profit to pack.
Il. +. Saunders Of Snlt Lake Cip
writes! "lhp cattle, ns a rule. are pretty
thin, the winter having been very cold
and the spring very late An Idaho lnau
who sold me 2ODO WIS only able to deliver
800, for the reason that he could moi
get fhem together, and many Of then
were not IN condition To 90 In ON con
tie, hut do not expect TO get more than
two-,hirds OF them In condition Ia an 10
on contracts. The prices ON stock cattli
are rs rule from one TO Two dollnr'
lower thnn they were six weeks ago
eNr,nt beef cattle, OF which there il
Scupity on account Of heavy shipment o
Aay-ied cattle 60 30 ON the corn farmi
IA Kansas and Nebraska"