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FORT WORTH-The largest redevelopment opportunity in years in theFort Worth Stockyards has made its way to the market. The29.37-acre tract, with a turn-of-the-century meatpacking plant, isbeing sold lock, stock and barrel--and for the right price, themineral rights too.

Greg Trout, president of Henry S. Miller Commercial in Dallas,and senior vice president John Brewer have fielded at least 20"serious" inquiries and scores of telephone calls since marketinggot under way two weeks ago for the Armour & Co/Bunge EdibleOil Facility at 400 E. Exchange Ave. and excess land at 600 NE 23rdSt. and NE 21st St. The rail-served land lies on the eastern sideof the Stockyards, a popular tourist draw with longhorn cattledrives, rodeos, boutiques, western-style shops and restaurants. Thecall for offers is Sept. 6.

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