Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
LIVE STOCK NEWS AND GOSSIP.
A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO AID
TiE TORNADO SUFFERERS.


y called meeting OF the Live Stock ex
change was held yesterday at 10 o'clock T.
consider tho advisability Of the exchang
appropr!aiinC money for the relief OF tor
hado sufferers in the West. The Chlcag,
exchange voted 5000 to that object Tues
day ana II was thought the exchange her,
should do something Instead of voting
money independently. a committee of three
consisting of President j. X. Stoler. H. T.
child and NJ ID. scrusgs, was appointed to
| attend the meeting of the uptown commit.
zee ana nave the exchange cooperate with
Miss Laura Upton. who has been hook
keeper and stenographer for John sails
oufy ,or the past two years. has been
and brush. and has made a large ." piciure ;iis
ON ON pas,vI 9t sronp Of Herefords feeding
al odH,,ft mountain side. that has been much
Tuesday for $50. Vi. Il. sawtel E hog rtisa saios,
compaSy S iSy 'Re wss ssSSsliSalders Gomn,sTop
now hanss over his desk in the office OF
mere Yesterday, and a number OF the finest
ef e'L iy1St t51tn Ki.e Nc county d w Workman;
smooth grade shorthorn @ ~ steers yssy fa Of hna hs
they were sold b. Thomas rrowcrRs row R9Iaas sois
We're taken by Eastman for the export
trade; l. j. Edwards. of the same county.
steers OF his own fsedins th tha, ave mvernSed rned
it9 t5 p p9qRt z /, TrbRey were sold Iy he same
L. l.. swazey of Of Lsdd. Penn Penny - & &ss,; sWazsy,
Il ~ Just back from trip through Eastern
9skiahoma' ,s, I, y. He says the country all along
full of old corn and hogs and the prospects
Iord Ior a new crop OF corn are fine. Grass was
grazing lighter than last year. Wheat
looked poorly and the Weld will be light.
w II ciSqd %iib Gage 5os COUNTY Neb vas q
hogs are short in his county Wheat and
oaSs nne and corn looks well
at 'he yards Yesterday He reports V,aiiG cattIe |
thI hoHs short in his section. The army
worm doing much damage. Corn backward |
George =. Men. of the provers' Telegram
2ast ;wo months. got back yesteriay' He
4 a. aeAghted with the climate. fruits and
Dut says there Is more business
there n a month.
FL T.. Peters, who was with Emmert.
:.hTSe Re & Co., is now selling hogs Tor ii.
! y. Irwin. who has been confined to
a, '5' ht9s VIII, with sickness for the past few
i IL = H9rpsd3; ,cowley county, Kas..
Iheat has already been cut in his county
nd nld that harvest there will he over in a
George Dadisman. Derby. Kas., was on
ne Yards yesterday with hogs.
.nIntNn,Ii * snltn, Sefery. kaS., had in !
lttle and hogs yesterday. 80
~; L. craig and William Grider, Carroll
ouhty, Mo, were here yesterday after
IotkeTs and feeders. They report cattle
mort, nut hogs an average In their comfy
ackward and weedy
j. II, owens Lake City Mo-, was at the
hrds yesterday with hogs.
y: Trimmell, Coyville, Kas.. was hcre
esterday with hogs.
Hhroadhead Bros, Mound City. Mo-, had
hogs yesterday, ' ''
J. !. Williams, osawatomie, Kas.. WAS
yesterday with cattle and hogs.
q. a. Anderson, Lecompton, Kas., came
yesterday with cattle
Wilson q Aull Tracy & Earn, and G. w
,.nson. ,,,t Laiayette county, Mo, had in
NJ, lovitt, Guide Rock. Neb.. was Mt the
irds Yesterday ~ ''''
charles Weber and Thomas Rell. Saline
'hhtN, Mo-, got feeders here yestsrdav
~! REPORT cattle short in their county
~ noes an average. Wheat good but
lstlng somewhat: corn backward nnd
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J II; Boyd. Grand View, Tex. was I'm
,sterday with cattle was "P
2; IT, Wears, Lowry city. Mo-, was here
,s'"IuaE win cattle and hogs.
L. u; Drshock, Nickerson, Kas., WAS in
steriay with cattle and hogs "
u. i; Hart, Seneca, Kas, was I'm yes,er.
\. with hogs. '' 'ea'e'-
W. r. Walker and ]. NJ Nickous n,
w. ,Me,i slding, Mo-, were here yesterday
gaye ras Mex Mckee; Chase county, was at the
!, A. Young, j. $. Levy ana +. f. Moss.
~, Johnson county Kas., came in ves-
'day with cattle. :" yes e