Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-30
1.-The ROUNDUP.
the MOVEMENT or FEEDERS
NOW FAIRLY ON
Local items Of Interest 70 slocsmon- Sale,
ard Shipments Business pcas Al the
Fol- wosh sletl rs.


'VWinan, was here YESTERDAY.
Dan WaNrOner was among tho Welt.
.erday.
w: r. Cobb Of wichita FANS was talk.
yesterday.
There is said to be between 20 and 80
~ cent fewer. cattle Ia the y. l. n
THIS year than last
I'd Hoyencsmp marketed yesterday
ioltE heag ~ Tat cattle. They were
bought by J.. i. hudson
Jim Farmer Of Turrunt county soli
l,q9ft{ head of stecr yesterday TO l.. H.
hudson that averaged 1890 pounds.
l.. j. Hudson shipped out dye car
ioada Of fat catut yesterday from the
MON stockyards 20 White a Rial.
krnsas City,
Ihe VAIN Bros Of Spring Creek.
NyQ have sold 20 hoad of Hereford
grade cattle TO Mr. Rcdman of Buffalo
Tor SIS per head,
Tho r. L. Moore reported M Mondays
paper as having been placed Ia inil was
NOT Iruve l.. Moore Of the Texas Live
stock and Farm Journal
j. w Burbee. livestock agent Of the
Cotton Belt, Las gone out on trip 10
hustle up business. II there Is anything
IN sight lac win capture t.
The Texas and Pacific stockynrls ~.
celyed 80 cars Of feeders yesterday. on
route from Alice, Tex. 70 Mmco, j. r..
shipped by q. w Clawson
Shcaring win commence az Robert
Jones Fort Steele. Wye. shearing pens
on April 10 Over $4,000 sheep are
booked TO shear at that place.
Colonel ] O. Tnlboi u back from his
ranch IN Tom Green county about
thirty miles south OF San Angelo Rain
m needed badly, the colonel reports
John s. Andrews has purchased for
lhe Prouty Livestock company OF North
Dakota $500 2-year-old steers, 90 bc DC.
livered nt Panhandle City during The
month of May.
d. G. Culp VI Waxahachie was 90 the
city yesterday on his way 10 Ahllme,
where be win take charge Of Lord of
Mur for q. G. slaughter, that are be-
jung driven 10 pasture In Montana.
There are quite a large number Of
sLc0p and cntilcmcn m Texas in par.
tivnlar and the southwest in general
but few trades are being made, as buyers
in % majority of instances think prices
are rather too high,
The increase of cattle on four western
markets. FROM Jan J 60 date amounts
to 10000 head, as compared with tie
same period last year Chicago lost
$1,000 Kansas City gained $1,000,
Omaha $4,000 and ST. Louis gained
about 1900 head.
w. r. Curtis. OF the firm OF Curtis
g Lathers, stock growers Of Memphis,
Tex. who was Ia Roswell ~ NJ, last
week, purchased COCO head Of cnttle
near Pecos City the other day and viii
place them On the firms range in this
state,
]. L. Harris. lilo "rall Sycamore Of
the Wabash IL here from Dallas aud
viii leave todny for fhe North lie says
the cattle movement tx very good over
his line. there being an unusually large
number of grassic cattle shipped 10
market,
The packery win be open for the KIN.
ing OF hogs about the lst Of May, and
in view Of this IL Il advisable that those
wLo have hogs ready for shipment hold
them for sale IN the Fort Worth market,
for they viii save money hy the trans.
action, as Wen as time.
The fight betwoen the rival stochyaris
Of Cincinnati. which was noticed IN tlls
NNAAANN NNAAAN NANNNN MNNf ." WV tANAA NNNNN|
once moro reigns supreme a console
dation Of rival interests has been effected
by the purchase 0l new Yards by the
Union Stockyards company Tor SlO10OO.
Lon Fowler, a San Angelo cattlemnn,
was here yesterday and placed on the
market % car OF mules. Tie says the
iuOspmcnt of cattle north from the San
Angelo country ia iu full blast and that
tile range n in better condition in that
section than II has boon for years there
being plenty Of grass lie Is inclined 10
look on the optimistic side Of the cattle
business.
The Itawlius Wyo.. Journal Of the
18th inst. reports Tie following sheep
sales: Wm. DAILY last week sold 20 !, q.
Miller 300 head of yeNling lambs for
$40 per Lead spot cash. This was the
only inducement for letting them 20 80
cheap as he had been offered 1915 per
head for them the week before IL,
Hansen this week sold % Andy johnson
1900 head 81 fine yearings, 10 be- dellv-
erred immediately after sheorlng. for
81 10 per head. Mr. Hansen says that,
an thiuga considered, this ~ the highest
price paid 80 far THE year
The following item, culled from the
Denver News viii be Of interest n
catflcmen: The casn 81 Andrew Wilson
against w. j. Wilson was argued iu
the supreme court yesterday The two
parties in the case arr brothers, and Were
partners in Tie cattle blalness, Upon
dissOling parincrship arbiimtofs We're
chosen 20 divide th1 property the pru.
eipal cause 0f contention being a herd
oil cattle valued an $4,000. The argu.
uept was un0n "a motion 10 set aside
the decree based upon thc award oi the
arbitrator The records cover over lyM
nnges ard show that tie brothers ION
ana iu 1sTT Early in The Sps a. ID.
Wilson disn0scd Oh big share ~ the herd,
taking chnifa MORTGAGE pn the cattle
A second mortgage ~ s2iQjJ was gwen
by the purchasers 40 the ottor brother
Tie purchasers failed, leaving a. -.
Wilson in possession
j. ~. Lynch returned from a trip %
tlo Territory yesterday
Among tile receipts 40 the lnion
stoehyafls yesterday were Che following
NJ ears oi Feeders iroR y iAg.A'
Iofah. IA route to Chilllc1fhe. q double.
locls Of sheep from ~ 3 tpng, San
Angelo. onronte % buugoi 10 cars
feeders fron Bird & Airriz San Angelo,
Skinned II the POleN reserrauuui J cor
IN cattle from . s. Jefries, Fort Worth,
billed for Clildrees, ID cars cattle lrQll
II Evans. rayah consigned % II. y.
Rnrk Chinicothei - ears cattle FROM
Tornh consigned 40 tht lsf0ngoMder'
Bsiei company, ItiilleQthet - cere feed
~ s6intad hy HFd a Nifr saa Az.
49, f6 fha ponta reservation. and ~
,.sr. 81 ndef. from 8. J Checker san
ANGELO. t0 ponfa !. "A, Thirty cars
msre were reported % dre here during
ian uieit
Tie current tsne d the Devils River
Nfna coniaios tbe following ifaqAacilona
i. rfeatoek f0f tho week. n ~. 1auaeu
"a lotpson Draw sod 20 head ~ mat-
teBe ~ N Cotton NJ lnieaso 90 So 3
trsd X Cotton " Chicago bought yN
haTd 81 maitons from trury stein "
lno at 81 ? tcaf. " .. l,abqD ~. g,