Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-22
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
ADDiHfoNAL REGULATIONS GOVERN
ING IMPORTATION OF LIVE STOCK.
Land sold for Dairy Purposcs-A Lot of
Fine Poland China Hogs Eattcned ON
Wheat and kancr Corn-At
the Yards with Hogs.

Colonel Albert Dean, agent of the bu-
reau of animal industry in this city. re-
ceived supplementary regulations from
Washington yesterday In reference To
imported live stock The ports of entry
are ON the Atlantic seaboard Boston,
New York and Baltimore; on the Pa
cifc seaboard. san Diego: along the
boundary between the United states and
Mexico, Nogalos, Paso Del Nortc. Eagle
fass and Laredo, Tex. and along the
border or boundary line between the
United states and British Columbia and
canada, through the custom ports in
the collection districts of Aroostock and
BanEor Me; Vermont VT: Buffalo
Creek and Oswegatchie. y. y; Detroit
ana Port Huron, Mich. Minnesota,
Mimi, ana Puget Sound Wash
All neat cattle imported into the
united states from any part Of the
world except Mexico. Central and South
America shall be subject to a utlaran-
tine of ninety days, counting from date
OF arrival at the quarantine station. All
sheep ana other rumiuants, and swine
from any part Of the world except
North, Central and South America, shall
he subjected to a quarantine of fifteen
daNs. counting from date of arrival at
the quarantine station.
James NJ. Sparks. Franklin, La. 100
miles this side of Now orleans. writing
10 sparks Bros. under date of February
Ia, says there was twelve inches of
snow on the ground there and all trade
suspended. such snow was never be-
fore seen in that section
John L. Sparks sold yesterday to DR..
Bell for dairy purposes eighty acres of
land three miles southwest of Westport,
Mo. a 500 per acre or $4,000 cash
captain William Askew is confined to
his home with n severe cold.
j.. II. Crumbaugh. live stock gent of
the Kansas City, Pittsburc Il Gulf rail-
road. whose home is al Neosho. Mo,
VAS at the yards yesterday shaking
hands with friends.
j. B. Hutchinson. of Wilson county.
kas., was here yesterday with forty
four Poland China hogs that averaged
S27 pounds. They were fed by w. NJ
Oakford. of the same county. and were
fattened on wheat and kafiir corn and
given one warm feed a day. They were
among the pick of 1000 hogs on sale
and testify in the strongest terms to the
merit of their new feed. They sold at
$3.50, the top of the market.
William Ilampson. Hillsdale. Kas.. was
here with sheep yesterday.
Russell, Bowman Il Co, Lawrence,
kas. had in hogs yesterday.
Phillip Claypool. Circleville Kas,
came in yesterday with hogs.
Il. II. Burgess. Richmond. Kas., was at
the yards yesterday with hogs.
f.. Wills. Chillicothe, Mo, was here
yesterday with cattle.
NJ a. Seymour, Drexel. Mo-, had in
cattle and hogs yesterday.
j. G. Godell. Mound Valley, Mo-, was
in yesterday with cattle and hogs.
f. NJ. Woods, Altoona, Mo-, was on the
yards yesterday with cattle and hogs
Isaac Cioode, Canada. kas., was in yes
terday with forty native steers that av-
araged 1863 pounds and sold at $3.50.
George Eslinger. Wilson, Kas., came in
with cattle and hogs.
L. w. Soder, Garden City, kas., had
in cattle and hogs.
Reed Bros. Ruskln, Neb., were here
Robert Burner, Clifton, Kas.. came in
with hogs.
y. +. Clark. Bartlett, Tex, was in with
7ornfed Texas yesterday.
T. r. Montgomery. Cane Hill Mo-, was
On the yards yesterday
II, II. Adney. Kendall, Kas., had in
sheep yesterday.
James Murphey, Baxter Springs, Kas.
was at the yards yesterday with cattle
and hogs.
McAmis & Hardin. Richard Durren
md S. y. Smith, Saline county, Mo,
got feeders here yesterday.
j. a. Darlington, Barclay, Kas had
n cattle yesterday. "a
Israel Morris. Pafeo, Kas., came in
with cattle and hogs.
c. J. Grant, Paul's Valley, /. T., was at
he yards yesterday with cattle
], T. Darst, Lisle, Mo, was here yes
erday with hogs.