Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-15

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The last day Of tho week wxs = q
too much for the local market, a4Q
ccipts were apprecinbly AfSocted, a
two cars Of hogs were received. q
car OF horses was at tho yard5 4
transit. The market MAS repoF
steady. .li1 & 4 Z, Z Z q. " b;
Tho heaviest receipts were tW1l
carloads OF Mexican cattle consiEx
to market by Harper a BOYD. Tn<JI;
were loaded Mt OIL Callente, In the IT,
Of Chihuahua. and VIII 40 offered +
George u. Loving 70 hack iron =
trip TO Corpus ChrirtI and the edj4<1
cent country, where no went 4 x0W<
days ago IN company with NJ. Snuaou4*
OF Alyarado, aud Jot J. emyth on
arandvicw, While away Mr.. Loving.
Mcssrs. SAMSON aud Emyth, who were
purchasers IN which 1885, 900 was io@f
volvcd. Some OF tho details OF the sale
are yet 10 be arranged ind have up1f
been given out. The same three Ref,<
tlenen VIII return TO that country uexe
While away Mr. Loving visited tho fH<,
NOUS Laurclos ranch la Seucce counfy,1
twenty miles from Corpus Christi. He
also visited the ranch OF George W.
West In Live Oak county He found
The grass as green az q wheat cid.
part OF the state. and cntN4 pr3 IN
fine condition with prospects q DOM ~
out In April fat and Elees. 3rsii9c n 4
Nucces county Mr.. Sansoli, All .3pa1. n 4
head ot four-year-old etesIs Q3&4 =
% nh nGu 'souu' ty'% q r. III
pronouncea them tho bAsk bred {3rel<3
ticst In soinr nrn thek essaiexk t&}IN5
smoonfa herd of the size TINT IN sts3
saw. li,ln rvsnita from tie faft ~ r
the Texas Land ana gsttle e.alpe15
spent a large amount q 1ieoe{
their herd. Jcs'. T'fc q IasuI41
the ranch. Nv - gbqs reporta' ~ y
nearly every gtoelplt' he sew wht!o
gone , ssprss ss, an ,sisngos q stts2 1s
stock assotiatIon In So Antonio NEXT
month, and most OF siiem VIII 20 or
thu Mexican exrnrslou.
II. II. East Of Archer City was IN
the city Yesterday. having. just re. I
having necn Mt that market the ano-
maly OF thin cattle selling for more
than fat, M buyers seemed to be after
meat instead OF tnllow. lilo also saw
one yoarling that weighed over 1900
pounds, aud which sold at cesits.f
W.T. iAtHf ~ - Et''t 'ttttf'i III FhfktiuiMI
and knfflr corn, and although rome Y
insist that they ARE Injurious 70 land.
he II ready 10 take tho Risk, and VIII s
plant about 1000 acres.
John Huhnrbauer. a prominent cattle>
man OF Midland. was IN the city
yesterday. Mfr. fcharhnucr has 1us(
finished delivering 10 DR.. Elliott q
Bon OF that place $500 head of cattls s
that he recently nspld at $40 head,
which he regards MS fair prices. con-
siderins the condition OF tho markek
Tho excursion party OF cattiemen and
citizens who arr to 80 on trip a.
Arimofe 10 SEQ = fine herd Of feed1r1
there has been made up. but ~ 3 y;
number u them are out OF town and K.
for other reasons, II has been post 4
poncd from today 10 next sunday. X n,
Il. n. Wilson Of Ringgold, An 6l1 Y
Fort Worth man, was IN the rity ~
j, il. pnipc. an extensive psnss1 I
q. W. White, the weli-isnown ekl I
tioman, was In the city Yesterday. rs ~
". D. Jorden was down from k7r
y ii. NJ. Dewitt Of San Angelo, = q y
among yesterdays yisltors. i &,
w. j. Good went up thu DsnV1 =
Quannh yesterday. ;.x'I<