Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-02-06
D. Rays Lung Balm sad l' d'IE"said 'Eis5a, d:ss:si Ss.i
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
KANSAS Is AGAIN BECOMING a GREAT
CATTLE RAISING STATE.
Receipts at This Market From the state
During January is,Ose In Excess OF the
Receipts for the same Month in
ISgJ-In with stock.

Kansas has already started TO recover her
lost prestige as cattle state, brought on
by the corn crop failure OF 1880. The big
corn crop pf 1888 again enabled her 10 feed
cattle on an extensive scale. She Is doing
II. as ls evidenced by the receipts Of cattle
from her feed lots on the market here dur
ing January. which reached 1l,s7j an in
crease of 1852, as compared with the
same month last year.
The Indian Territory also sent in during
January lsfS more cattle than the same
time ia lss5 ANA Oklahoma 1919. But tho
Texas reee.pts show loss Of 4G5J and
Colorado 2.lJ1.
J. W. Mechanics. owner OF Lake Eve
lyn, near Bonner Springs. kas has leased
The oli AllautJ packing house ana will
manufacture ice I'm il this season. II Is
equipped with ice machinery but he viii add
more more qntii it has daily capacity Of nifty
+. O. Nelson, Of Tecumseh. Neb.. was in
y,sleriay WITH q handsome l1t OF yearliugs
Jay u, Aen, Of The Droyers' Telegram,
leit Tues lay for Washington. d. &.
l., X. Hayes, Gaiues vile, Tex, was up
with hogs yesterday.
J. B MlTah, Goiwait, Tex. was up
doing well in Central Texas. but he num-
Der on Han4 Is short OF "a year ago. and
SqeFs 6a. ara Ta's Now are woF hsl4 per head higher
~ ana no great number 70 be had At these
Caum Bros, sauna, Kas., were in vester-
day with twenty Hereford heifers that
were beauties. They averaged SIS pounds
ana were soid by Garrett. Mcdonald *
c. Jacobi Linn county. No. got feeders
here yesterday. lie says young hogs ara
SNORT n MS county, but that there is me
Usual number Of cattle on feed. Corn sell
W. II. Hillegas. s.. Clair county. ATo
Nas an the yards yesterday after stooHeTs''
lie reports cattle and hogs short in Ms
{y5aly' Xy5..l S9rn selling at u 70 II cents.
Tom Dyer. Douglas county. Kas.. was 4
hlsltot al me yatls yesteIday He says
.Ioss az snort m ms county, put more cat
u On lsed than last year.
thaSe county: has., was again represent
- on the yards here yesterday hv a iue
bunch OF royal beeves, Dave sorbl-'s sons
having in thirty-four grade Her ford and
saorihorn steers averaging ], - pounds
that were as fat and sleek as you maEs
them. They we're sold by Werner A. scros-
gin al St8l. the highest price Of the Gay.
TRR.ey we're taken for export;
y. n. Auslin, tranklin, Neb., was here
BTyaHt Weleh, Clinton county. Mo-. got
fegdeTs .,. + here yesterday
7. T. Rot5ecktr. Augusta, Kas. was al
the yards Yesterday With cattle ana hos
William Adair. Clinton. No. was in yes
Luke. elem, orr, Kas,. was at the yards
yesterday with hogs.
Branson * Greenwood. Dexter, Kas.. had
In hogs yesterday.
J. 9. Miller, Lorraine. Kas,. vas in yester-
james Paul Hunungdale. No. was a,
the yards yesterday with cattle
G. ID. Percy. Englewood, Kas., came in
yesterday With cattle.
Myers q Carlson and A. Buckout Iryiae
Is as, had in hogs yesterday.
Benneield Bros, comeyville. kas. had
h cattle aud hogs yesterday.
T.. u. Hutchi-on, Albion, kas Vas in
yesterday With cattle.
Wood q Gulett, La HaTpe, Kas., were
here yesterday with hogs.
George ). Taylor, Tyro. Kas., was al The
yards yesterday with hogs.
Charles Leise, corda, Mo-, vas on the
yards yesterday with hogs.
D. \; Rankin, Llama, Kas., had in cattle
yesterday.
William Muir, Saline county, Kas., was in
yesterday with hogs
"; J. Long, Fairyille No., vas At ths
yards Yesterday With hogs.