Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
IlYESrOOIl NOME.

LIVESTOCK NOTES
T. r. Carver the Henrietta cattle.
man, ~ in the city,
Il. ID. Farmer. the big cattle feeder Of
Alcdo. was one oi yesterday arrivals.
Much suffering aud big loss of live
stool, Is reported around Cheyenne
Wyo,
l. l. Dunn of Kansas City, represent
ing the Campbell Commission company
is here ON business
DR.. l. y. Taylor. one Of Toxins cattle
KINGS. came up 10 the livestock center
yesterday from san Antonio
Mr. Reed. cashier Of Bnllinpcr bank,
and extensively Interested In cattle, l7
registered at the Piciwlrk
Hundreds of head of livestock are re-
ported to have died during the recent
blizzard in Western Kansas.
Texas sheep ranged w price IN Chr
pogn from E115 GO SG3l IN lkJ2. The
rnugc 1851 WINS from sos 20 1919.
The largost number of sheep received
nj t,Licngo during the year iSl2 for any
one month was 2DD, lNS la October.
Arch Tnndy of Haskell, cattcmun and
banker is Ia the city. he says cnIu"
are wiutcriug IN good shape in this sec
ton.
j. W. Barbcc. livestock agent of the
ST. Louis Southwestern, lett yesterday
FOR the South TO hustle up some ship
mcnts of long horns
John y. Andrews has received advices
from his Hin county ruch 10 tie eject
that thoro have been no losses ana cat
tlc are all doing well,
A cattlemnn remarked yesterday that
IA cnttlcmcn will not get excited aud
rush Ia market with their cattle, prices
win keep on improying'
George simpson of WcUthcrford came
in Yesterday. He Us feeding about 2JW
hcnd of steers for tn market that will
be ripe Ia about five or six weeks
Stoclrucn i'm Sonora are snid 90 be- pay
ing $50 per ton for hay, and the Iron
Advocate a. mean enough to say that
the name Of Attachments paradise as
applied 10 that section BIS a missioner.
Tohe Odem. who Is pntting in the bad
weather n the city talking livestock,
SAYS that In his opinion tie recent storm
win KIN on few weak cattle, but VIII
mot hurt the strong ones 10 any extent
t,eorrc Grey OF Midland was here yes.
trrduy rn route from Clarendon 90 Ar
kansas City whore be- goes 20 make ar
engagements for pnstur0ge. He says the
recent hud weather has done no dam gc,
and that cattle are In splendid condition.
A fev DAYS ago Polk Bros. sold ma
tive jacl. for 5000 90 W j. Thompson
of Panhandle city. Tho animal WIS
fifteen hands higli jack measure. and
WINS n beauty. ID r. very rnrcly, indeed,
that native jack brings a sum like the
above. Jacks ARE imported principally
from Spain.
Receipt. Of livestock NJ the ST. Iouis
national stock yards during the week
ending Feb I, lS.8. amount % l1t23
cutuc. 1910 hogs and 1850 sheep,
against lO.035 cattle, ltI53 hogs and
23Zi sheep received during lnni week.
lhe figures show im increase this week
of 4 100 cattle. $50 hogs aud de-
crease Of 7b3 sheep.
Henry Martin, cattloman Of Co
manchr. was mixing with his brother
sfockmrn AT the Iickwicg yesterday lie
snid when ht left that place there was
two or three inches ~ snow on the
ground. but thai the storm VIII do but
little damage. ns nearly ~ stock W being
fed. there being 5000 or NhH head OF
| cntl. TINT will soon be- ready for mark.
et ~ that vicinity
J. Il. Butts. formerly buyer for The
| Fort Worth Packing company came in
\, sterdny from BrUWnwDpd. whore he
| Inns been buying hogs. He says there ie
money In hogs az present, aud great
| scnrcity Of them ail over the country
Tho Forsythe Land and Guule com-
III. rs haR iusf marErich z iraiu Of IcSas
| fei tcattle frlipy were ll.Ei-pOnnd steers
ana brought S425. ia a few years time
scrub catle from this state WIN Boz a
thing of ike past.
Reliatle III formation from the West,
saws no Northwestern Livestock IOurn-
al n 10 the effect that livestock Va all
/ the great intpruOuninin region. including
the vast ARIA between the sierra Ne
vadas aud TIE sumudt Of The Rocky
mountaina, Is Ia exceptionally good con
dltion for tie ume VI the year, aud pros