The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-29
REFRESHMENTS SALES.
sHIPPERSAND NOTES.

W s. Thomas of Ponca. City, the senior
member of one Of the largest and most
regular shippers to this market, from Ok
}ahoma. was on the market yesterday
with two cars Of very good hogs. One
of these two cars was an extra prime
load and showed up the heaviest hogs
received through the dag, ard this load
evenly running and well rounded hogs.
at onece received the top price of the
day. the Dold company buying them.
They tipped the beam a $50 pounds, and
were fat. fine specimens of the packing
desired hogs The other car was me of
light hogs but in good condition, and sold
strong within the bulk.
". l.. Farquharson, another Oklahoma
shipper was in with a car of medium
weight hogs which sold at a good price
B. L. Drake of Hazelton was shipper
Of heavy hogs of fair grade, which sold
well within the bulk range.
NJ. Steinklrchner of Halstead was in
with a car load of heavy hogs which
showed up among the best of the day.
the weight being heavy and the quality
plump, well fattened, butcher stock. This
lot received the top of the bulk.
/. NJ. AIcCrocklin of Derby was in with
car of extra heavy hogs of very sair
quality and selling at strong figure with
in the bulk range.
=. c. Carson of Mt. Hope was ship
per OF medium weight hogs on the late
market which were handled at once and
made ready for transfer on the cary mar
ket today.
At late hour last night after the close
there were four cars of hogs reported
which We're in the city and due at the
yards They will be sold early on this
mornings market.
The hog receipts yesterday came in scat
teringly and in punches. The earliest re-
. ceived were disposed OF at once. and those
reported later We're awaitd for until the
last possible chance Of sale for the day.
The few late arrivals will be sold early
on the opening today.
The shipments Of the Dold Packing COM
pa1y yesterday were about the average
fo- Monday. All standing orders were
filed and consignments made On Friday
anu saturday of last week, and the ship
men-s yesterday We're the more recently
received orders. Both the jobblng and
the contract straight produce We're I'D 10
the average for the day and the orders
now booked for immediate delivery will
keep al departments busy for several
days.
The roads doing the hauling Yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fe. 1: and each
from the Rock Island and the Frisco.
The transactions FOR the two DAYS OF
saturday and yesterday We're as follows:
Saturday, tops, S3.17l2; bulk. S5.05aS. Is:
average weight 24l; receipts. 6SS. For yes
terday. tops. $50; bulk. Sc. OaGS. 07Is: av-
erase weight. 249: receipts. 51 There
was practically no market on Monday Of
last week. the severely Indictment weather
preventing shipments of hogs
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows: Ch!caSo expected 4SG00 hogs and
received 12.eoo. the largest recorded vol
ume Of receipts in the history Of the Chi
Cago market There were left over from
Saturday 55H. The market was early
given as rather slow, mostly 10 cents
lower. The last bulletin as issued BY
Associated Press was practically a con
firmatlon Of the first reports and declared
the hogs 'ase az ten-csnt decline The
receipts for Saturday We're y 90. and ;he
estimate for today Is 5000 Kansas CITY
received 1885. against L. 40 on Saturda.-
end the market was 5Glec lower. s.
Louis was Ice lower, with 1000 in. against