Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

strong 4 Jennings, Spoiford, en- route to
Mu4curpc. l. ~, 10 ears from Farmer
4 Nentioncr. Mathis, 90 Rush Springs,
l. r.. cars feeders from Midland TO
ST. Louis. shipped by Martin * Grey;
9 ears fed cattle from DR.. j. w. Splvcy,
Henderson, ON route 10 Vernon 10 cars
cattle from Alice TO Muscugce shipped
hy Wilson K Hutton. and l cur of horses
shipped 90 g. ID. Scott, Fort Worth,
from Topeka Kan.
Arrivals OF livestock at the Union stock
yards Sunday aud yesterday were ms
follows: Sunday-2l cars feeders from
Midland. en- route 10 Grand Summit
Kan; ~ cars feeders On route from Bal
dnger to Chillocco, l. H.. u cars from
Grown and Nelson 20 Ponce, !. II. Mon
dRy--ll ears cattle from Van Horn, TO
Minneapolis, Kan, shipped by ]. NJ.
i'attcrsOn II Curs feeders from Conner
Bros, San Angelo, en- route 90 the
Poncn reservation. and 10 cars from
Hume Bros, Bollinger for Chilloccol
|. r.
III. W. Webster, wcll-known breeder
of hnc h0nes of Valley Falls, Kan,
passed through yesterday en- route 10
Colorado City with cur Of valuable
nurses lie has friends IN Fort Worth
who are always glad TO sce him.
The prc3s of business at the Union
stOgkyards has become so great that the
t1hlAtN ~ MS llNftN ~ NlkAl NNtlAAul
M che yard telegraph Office IN the person
of l.. :, Murray of Gainesville
Although there has been considerable
appreciation In the values of beef cattle,
tue boom does not appear 90 have reached
the thoroughbred stock, II recent sales
are any criterion to 80 by. Breeders of
lieretords, shorthorns, GO nj. have had
to contend with severe depression and low
prices for a long time, and il Is TO be
! hsnf ~ n
substantial reward for their trouble.
The packing house here will m a short
time consume the bulk OF the livestock
| product 81 the state and not only save
considerable shrukage incident 10 n
long haul TO the North, but win advance
prices by an extension of the market.
Inc Gazette has repeatedly urged the
farmers and stockmcn Of the surround
ing territory and indeed OF an Texns. ia
go INTO the hog-raising business on n
more extended scale than heretofore.
ms bore trufIit 10 certain extent. as
evidenced hy the Increased reccipts nj
the pnckery for time. But with tho
shutting down of that institution. the
market bong TO a certain extent gone.
me production somewhat slackened, and
! the hog-rmsers were sorry for II when
! they saw prices go kitng up TO 81 ana
-, The certainty of permanent mar
kei Tor their product nc Fort Worth
ought TO stimulate them 10 renewed Ell
Forts, ms the best market prices will be
PAID, aud iithore ~ one thing that prom
lses good returns for the money invested
more than another for the next few yenrs,
! that Is the hog. Cultivate his ac0unin-
lance and YOU win line your pockets with
golden ducdts, or money OF some other
NJ. ], Farrell Of Muscntlne. Ia. Inns
sold 10 w. H. Hayes, Indiana. Pom
gnll brother 10 the dam Of William Penn.
| g'lSl brown stallion by Dauntless. dam
by Envoy, 2:2S; second dam Aconitc by
Alha'abrA son of Mombrino Chief. IL.
a horse ran away recently while going
from Hartford, Conn, TO "A neigbborinS
town, and took TO the railroad rock,
ana lnally fell from the railroad bridge
INTO the river distance of sixty feet:
NUS rescued anu drawn ont, taken TO a
livery stable and rubbed ana bnndneed
ana the next day was little worse for
his mishap