Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-26
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN,
sroCKERs AND FEEDERS ARE IN uN-
USUALLY GOOD DEMAND.
owing to the Immense Corn Crop and
Abundant Grass aud water Farmers
Are Feeding Extensively Es-
change Rule Amended.

Tho freedom with which feeding cattle
are going to- the country means lots OF
fat cattle this coming fall and wiutbr
Grass is fine nearly everywhere in tho
West and Southwest and an unusual
corn crop Is being made. much OF it all
ready saved Hence everybody wants to
feed and the number Of cattle going
back TO the country is large for this
time Of year.
There were no less than dfty-nve cars
OF stockers and feeders shipped back in.
to Kansas and Missouri from here
Wednesday. and many OF the big feeders
of both states are contracting for cattle
South and West to be delivered later
They will not come here until fattod.
The Live Stock exchange yesterday
adopted the following change in its
rules:
Rule 9-Section s. No firm shall
handle the business Of "A nonresident
commission house for less than full COM
missions except that said consignment
be made direct to said nonresident com
| mission house from one of the following
named markets: Chicago. III; East ST
Louis. H.. st. Louis, Mo; Omaha, Mob;
Wichita, K1s.: Denver. col; Pueblo,
| Col; st. Joseph. Mo; Sioux City, Ia;
| Peoria, Ill; Milwaukee. Wis. and Fort
| Worth. Tex"
At general meeting Of the members
/ of the Kansas City Live Stock exchange,
| held yesterday afternoon, the following
members were appointed to accompany
| Company \ on its trip throughout the
| south: f. Il. Richardson Captain ], II,
| White. L. \. Allen II. : Hutton :. G.
/ burnside Major Andrew prumm Captain
| \ j. Werner, G. NJ Walden, Frank
| Siegel, w. II. Taylor, NJ. r. Fletcher. 5.
| u. Felt o. T. Truwer. j. i. Emmert,
! George Ii. Nett. w. c, Hcnriri.
| W. T. Wright of Lees summit, Mo,
was I'm yesterday. He says the country
| is looking fine in Johnson county and
| the eastern part of Jackson county Good
/ horses and mules scarce and hard to
| buy in keeping with the market.
| J. B. II. f. Carnes, Jamesport, Mo,
| had in cattle yesterday
! j. n. Ward. Wan, l. r. was here yes
| terday with cattle.
Smith Bros, Carlton Kas.. were at
| the yards yesterday with cattle.
Charles Goodnight, one of the old
time cattle kings, was at the yards yes.
terday. He has not been very largely
| interested in cattle of late. but he is
! getting ready TO dip in again, He has
| just bought of the Milne-Bush Cattle
! Company $4,000 stock cattle that he will
| place on his ranch near Goodnight. Tex
| He says the country is in fine condition
and cattle are doing well. Unfortunate
| ~ they are scarce. There are not many
cattle in his section to come to market
most of them having been contracted.
Missouri had in the top cattle yes.
| terdaS. Craig & Cowgirl Cowgirl Mo.
bringing in twenty-nine well finished
/ grade Shorthorn steers, avera giug 40;
| pounds. They We're sold by the Chicago
| Live Stock Commission Company al
| $500, the highest price of the day
! Eastman got them.
J. r.. and w. c. Swain and w. W. anG
| c. II. Riddle, Charlton county, Mo.
| bought feeders here Yesterday
Hon Ysmael Rodriguez. of the City ot
Mexico was at the yards yesterday
| studying he market. He has large
cattle interests and is trying 60 Learn
| where is the best place to market hi,
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