Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-28
OR INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
REPORTS FROM TEXAS SHOW A
GREAT YEAR.
A Talk With W. d.. Jorden, Govern.
ment Cattle Inspect0r-ImpOftn.
lions From MexicO-News
Notes and Personals.

w. D. Jorden. the government cattle in
spector. was in the city yesterday. He
says Texas cattiemen have had a glorious
scar. The demand for cattle is the strong
mand for certain brands been that sales
of calves unborn have been made. u
bought the calf crop of one ranch for
$4,000 before it was dropped and paid
$4,000 down to secure the bargain"
DIR. C. H. Blemer. who is at Deming. n.
NJ. reports to Colonel Albert Dean that
on November % he inspected for importa-
cattle from the province of Moctezuma,
Mexico, to be shipped TO Kern county. Cal
for grazing. There were also admitted al
grazing in Kansas, and at the same place
November q. IA for grazing in mitchell
county. Tex.
There is a general cleaning up of cattle
dewn in the Chickasaw nation" said A
L Holmes, the Foster-Lombard Commis.
got siSh back @G@ froY sbe sTsv ys=s,srd man. .. Tho 5 1n5,
prices that are offered for stockers and
Ieecers causing growers to sell closer thar
and thousands are being shipped out 10
more Northern feed lots, and but few cate
Tie are being left to come to market mex,
spring, but there are plenty of hogs. The
25ISUc per bushel. The cotton crop Is
large and middling selling at 4l2c and cot
toh Ss.utIo.V per tOn. luSC ABOUT ldll
what it brought a year ago. The big yield
and fewer cattle to eat them causing the
shr1nkage in value
At a special meeting of the Live Stock
exchange yesterday the following delegates
were chosen to attend the annua meeting
be held at Sioux City, Ia. December ::
J. H; Waite, G; n; Walden Eugene Rust;
Payne, Jerome Eubanks. Jay H. Nen. G.
a. MeWilliams. o. B.. Trower and W. C..
In addition. the Kansas City members,
of the executive committee Of the National
exchange, President ]. c.. Mccoy. Vice
President J. r. Stoller and NJ d. Scrusss.
The past weeks cattle receipts here were
not heavy. yet they led Chicago LOO.
The price Of hogs here yesterday wal
just the same as a year ago; the bulk o.
sales being S.21lsg3.4o. against
Visitors At the Yards With Stock.
C. NJ. Keller. Ringo. I. T.. arrived yester
day with hoggs-
NJ. l.. Morse. Burden, Kas. was in yesters
day with hogs.
A. Bokel, Whiting. Kas.. was at the yards
with hogs yesterday
r. NJ. Dobson. Jefferson. Kas.. was hera
with hogs yesterday.
Beardsley Bros. Talala. I. T., were VI
yesterday with hogs.
Kinney & Steele. Chanute. Kas.. arrived
yesterday with hogs.
N. W. Price. Oldsburg. Kas., came In
yesterday with hogs.
Bunch Bros, GAINESVILLE. Ark, were uB
yesterday with sheep.
]. E. Warner. Parkerville, Kas.. came IL
yesterday with cattle.
Frank Hobart. Glen Elder. Kas.. brough.
In some hogs yesterday.
George Gambel, Humansville, Mo-, had
sheep at the yards yesterday.
D.. L. Yancy. Saline county. Mo, was OF
the yards yesterday with hogs.
H. Dean & Co., La Fontaine, kas.
brought in some hogs yesterday.
Brannock & Underwood. Pleasant Hill
Mo-, were here with hogs yesterday.
D. H. Sanders, Parker, Kas.. arrived al
the yards yesterday with both cattle and
hogs.