Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-04
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
EXPORT CATTLE TRADE STIMULATED
by AN ADVANCE IN EUROPE.
sixteen Kansas shortborns Sell at cas-
Per 100 Pounds-tossip About Live
stock and Crops At the
Yards with stock.

An advance In the foreign cattle mar
ket is stimulating the export trade.
There were no less than three train
loads. sixty-three cars, of choice cattle
taken here Tuesday for the export
trade. Eastman got thirty-four cars. the
schwar2schid & sulaberger Company
twenty-four cars, Sam Kraus two cars
and II. NJ. 1ierriott three cars.
j. W. Johnson. of Greenwood county,
and j. w. Moore, of Marion county, the
new members Of the Kansas live stock
sanitary board, were at the yards yes
terday looking around.
John =. White. OF Ottawa county,
kas., former member of the live stock
sanitary board, was at the yards yes
terday. lie says there are 10000 range
cattle IN his county. Corn acreage will
be the largest for years
Yardmaster Phil Kopf is making
short stay at Eureka Springs. Ark.
James NJ. Brown Windsor, Mo. was in
yesterday with cattle. He says cattle
are about % per cent short in his Sec
ton, but hogs plenty.
John \. Thompson, Centerview. Mo,
had in cattle yesterday.
Shorthorns topped the market here
Yesterday. Andrew Shearer, of Chcro-
kee county. kas, was here with sixteen
Shorthorns of his own raising and feed
ing that attracted much attention. They
were years past and averaged 1888
pounds. They were sold by Thomas
Trower's Sons at s6.25, the highest price
for some days. They We're taken by
Eastman for export. They came to
S9g.S1 per head, which is pretty big
price for beef cattle.
+. +. Griffith, Rodgersvllle. Mo, came
in Yesterday with cattle and hogs
w. NJ Wood, Manhattan. Kas. was a.
the yards yesterday with hogs.
: {. Sutton. Franklin, Neb., was here
yesterday with cattle.
a, Nordine. White City. Kas.. was at
the yards yesterday with cattle and
hogs.
Thomas Dixon, of Junction City. Kas.,
was here yesterday visiting his sons of
the Dixon Commission Company.
John McAvoy, Harris. kas., came In
yesterday with cattle and hogs. He re-
ports the outlook in Franklin county as
very encouraging.
Thomas Finell, st. Mary's. Kas., had
In cattle yesterday.
Thomas Kelley, president of the Chi
Cago Live Stock Commission Company,
is here visiting Frank B. Kitchener.
John Dyck, White Water, Kas., was
in yesteray with cattle
c. Z. King, North Topeka, Kas., was
at the yards Yesterday with cattle
T. L. English, Fontana, Kas., was in
yesterday with cattle.
j L.. Taylor, La Fontaine, Kas., had in
hogs yesterday.
George G. Christopher, Chase. kaS.,
came in yesterday with cattle and hogs.
James Milan. Odessa, Mo, sold here
yesterday twenty steers averaging 1910
pounds at $50.
V. II. Cooper, Table Rock, Neb.. was
a the yards yesterday with cattle.
William Poutz, Fairview, kas., was
in yesterday with cattle and hogs.
NJ, q. Young, SaOnburgh, kas., had in
cattle Yesterday
A. SHELTON, Long Island, Kas., was
here yesterday with cattle.
James Crawford, Purcell. /. r., was at
the yards Yesterday with hogs.
William Black. LaCygne, Kas., was in
yesterday with eighteen Hereford steers
averaging l,4Ol pounds that sold a $3.50
]. |. McCrath has been located here as
cattle buyer for the Cudahy Packing
Company, of Chicago and Omaha.
William Adair, clinton, Mo-, was on
the yards yesterday with hogs,
w S. Higgins, Amarillo, Tex, was UP
with sheep Yesterday.
Ed Hewins Cedarvale, Kas., was at
the yards yesterday. He reports good
rains and says the grass is starting
nicely
Robert oder, Orlander, o, T. had in
hogs yesterday.
Moore d Hunt Temple, Tex were up
yesterday with cattle.
Tlimble x Ellis, Coyville, Kas., We're
here yesterday with cattle and hogs.
( j. W. Smith, Republic City, kas, had
in hogs Yesterday
j. Ed Petrie kingman, kas., came in
yesterday with cattle and hogs.
J, c. ana X. y. Thompson, Ninekah,
|, r. We're at the yards yesterday with
| cattle