Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-03-08
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
SEW GoyrRSMESr INSPECTION RuLrs
ARE SOW ~ FORCE.
uis.,ses rh,t VIII Cause the Condemnation
OF Animals offered for saie-.stock-
men who 60 to the Catilemen's
Convention at Fort Worth.

The new government Inspection rules
went i-io effect yesterday. Under the late
ruling Of Secretary Morton. OF the board
er arrieulturo. all animals offered for sale
OH The yards must be Inspected. Hereto
fore only those animals bought by packers
have had 10 stand inspection. Inc intro
duruon Of wholesale inspection yesterday
mtertarsd somewhat with trade. This was
especially the ease with cows, both beer
and mush. as i number of them were
fauuI with calf Country shippers should
keep back All doubtful animals and thus
save loss.
Any os the following diseases found ox-
istlrs Ia an animal by an Inspector viii he
sufficient ,auae for Its condemnation TO the
tank.
Iios cholera. swine r5ague, charbon or
ANTHRAX, malignant cp.loohc cdtarrh,
pyaemia and septicacmi "a, mango or scde
In advanced stages. advn Aced stages OF ae,,
inomycosis or lumpy Jaw, iniamtaatlon oil
the lungs on of the utestlnes Texas fever,
extensive or EencrallZed tubcrcMosis am
mails in an advanced state of pregnancy or
which have recently given birth 10 young,
any disease or injury causing elevation OF
temperature or aheciinS the system OF the
animal to a degree which would make the
flesh uudt FOR human food, any organ or
part of a carcass which Is badly bruised
Of affected by tuberculosis, acunomycoss,
cysts must be condemned.
An pregnant animals can be removed to
the country FOR stoakers on permit Of in
spcctor or can be destroyed at abattoir;
otherwise they will be held In special pens
during CESSATION and for ten days there
after The official statement is as follows:
animals rejected on account OF the preg-
uant or parjurent condition must be held
In the said pens during CESSATION and for
ten days thereafter. unless removed BY per-
NIT either for stockers or for rendering in
the manner above specified
Dr Slloj chief meat Inspector in this city,
is In charge of the new SYSTEM the rules
now IN force in reference to the dockage
Of rogs will be continued.
quite a delegation of stoekmen will go
from here TO the Fort Worth Ten, cattlei;
mems convention that VIII be convened
there on Tuesday. The following is the
delegation as far as known: 1t will leave
sunday. \. J. NanlanGlingham, o. G. Grigg
r.. T.. Swirney, e. r. Richardson, Major
Son, chester 4. snider. W G. Peters. r.
r. =. Woodbury., wit Mcdonald. F., |.
Swaaey., Frank Cooper Frank stesel
+. Wyman, ". NJ. Hurst. NJ. S. Peters, r
r. Putnam w. i. McAlister. J. G. Thorp,
George Holmes, "a IIewins b: + Mcpog-
Mcintosh, t. d. Marshall, c. x. Pugsley.
w; c; Henrici and =. ". Drought -o :,
+. {. Dent, Parsons. Kas., was here yes
| teriay with cattle and hogs He reports
| cattle in Lgbette county 80 per cent short
| as compared with last year. More young
| hogs; but fat hogs scarce. ~, w =. -,
-
yards yesterday with cattle.
| T.. r Howerton, McCune, Kas., was here
| yesterday with hogs.
c. Yoakem, Lucerno, Mo, had in hogs
j. $. Pile. Newton, No., came in with
\ S''f fine lot Of white face steers were
| brought in yesterday by f. B. McClel,,
| land, of Topeka, Kas. The eleven averaged
| ,j25 pounds and were sold by the NJ, X.
| and r. Commission Company at $3.50
premium OF 21c over the general market.
! The Schwarzschild-Su -Sulzberger Company got
| them
| Missouri farmers have fed lots of good
| cattle this season, and as they all made
| money, many of them are relnVestns their
money in cattle for spring feeding. Will
| lam Salisbury of breckenridge. Mo-. was
| here yesterday after some choice feeders;
| As he said he wanted something that would
| make nice ripe bullOcks for the summer
| market he was having sam t. Rlal N Co.
| pick them up for him.
c. c.. Howe. Yates Center, kas., was In
| Yesterday with cattle. He says fat cattle
| are scarce in Woodson county; hogs ready
| for market also in light supply.
| Alex McNeal Cawker City, kas., had IN
| hogs yesterday.
c. W. Smith, Pleasanton, has., was here
| yesterday With cattle
| H. B Dorsett. VINO has been confined to
| his home with the grip for the past ten
| days, Is at work again. He says big men
| are no better than little ones when the
| grip has them, and he never wants another
/. W Hunter. OF Gainesville. Tex, and
Long & Son, Bells, Tex, are here after
| mules.
Charles II, Levy is buying horses for the
| Liverpool market