The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-19
REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

SHIPPERS AND NOTES.
W. B. Johnson, of the well known firm
of Johnson & Mallam of North Enid, 0.
T., was on the market with car OF good,
well fed, medium light hogs, which cas-
lily sold for what was up to late the top
for the day. S4.2211. There were 80 head
without cut-out or a dock. He says
there are still lots Of hogs all around his
end Of the territory, and many are being
shipped out every week, five cars having
come from there yesterday alone. Wau-
komas, Ponca City and Enid are centres
from which many cars OF hogs ara being
shipped.
Henry Steinkirchner Of Newton was in
with a car of 81 fair mediums which sold
early.
D. R. Boone Of South Haven was in
with car load Of medium weights Of fair
quality which sold we'll Up.
L. B. Moreledge e. Co., Of Porca City
swelled the receipts by two cars OF hogs,
one light in weight and one medium.
This firm are shipping heavily the past
two weeks and scour the territory for the
best that district affords.
Jeff Houston of Ponca City shipped up
a car of fair to good hogs, about as hea-
Wy as appeared for the day.
L. W. Robinson. Of the firm Of Robinson
& Ocborne of Towanda, was at the yards
with a car of light hogs which sold to
Woods
Sale & Johnson of North Enid were on
the market with q load of 70 light hogs.
Hopwood Bros. & Baxter Of North EniS
were in again with car of good, fair
hogs Of good weight which sold near the
top for the day.
Martin & Graham also OF Enid, were on
the market with two cars Of fair hogs
which were disposed Of early.
R. j. Hukle, Of the firm of Pickens &
Co., was present with car Of hogs of
fair quality and light in weight.
L. NJ. McCrocklin Of Derby was a ship
per of hogs, having one car Of good medi-
UNI heavy hogs which Dold bought. He
took the top the last time he was in.
Andrew Small of Anness was present
with a car of good hogs of light weight
but as good for their class as has been
in this week. Dold was the purchaser at
near the top prices. Mr.. Small says there
have been lots of hogs in his section, but
the heavy shipments of latehave about
cleaned them out. Cattle are not very
plentiful. Wheat is the best in years, and
every one is well pleased with the pros
poets, but the corn outlook is very unfa-
practically ruined.
John F. Craig of Clearwater was ship
per of light weight hogs on the market
late.
Campbell & Horton, tho well known
Kansas stockmen and shippers
were on the market with car of cattle
They had in car of fine butcher steers
last week which were sold to the Dold
Packing Co., and they expect also to have
some more in in a few days.
Henry Schweiter drove in a bunch of
butcher steers and cows which sold to the
Dold company.
c. c. Carson of Mt. Hope was in the
city with car of hogs on the closing mar
ket which sold to Woods.
Townsend &, Gibbons of Andale were on
the market with a car load of fair to good
porkers in charge of Mr.. Gibbons. He
saks good marketable hogs are now get
ting scarce in his neighborhood, the late
heavy shipments having about drained
the country. His firm are large and sue
cessful shippers to this market, avera ging |
at least two cars a week. They sold out |
yesterday on the late market.
D. w. Muck of Haven was present with |
a car of fair hogs. He reports a good |
many hogs around his section. and about |
three cars now ready for shipment. There |
are few cattle being fed there. Crops, ex-
cept corn, look very fine.
Big, good-natured L. NJ. Beebe of Nor !
witch was among the late arrivals with Q
car of hogs. He reports not many hogs |
left in that district, as a large quantity |
have been shipped out this season.
George Landers of Anthony was also a |
late conner with car of light hogs sold |
to Woods He is one of the largest cat |
tlemen in the southwest.
Colonel Gust Witt of Hudson was new |
shipper on the market yesterday, he hav- |
ing a car of good, well selected hogs of |
good weight which were among the first |
to sell in the group of arrivals which |
brought his He says there will not be |
many more hogs shipped out from his |
point for some time, the desirable fat hogs
having been about all shipped, and stock /
hogs some distance off from marketable /
condition. He says wheat looks fine. and
all agricultural interests in the best con-
lition. He expressed himself as well /
pleased with his first visit to this mar
1et and hopes soon to have some more in.
w. Z. Treadwen of Anthony was the
prize winner Yesterday. Mention of his
ine selected barrows is made above. They
we're fancy stock and the admiration of
all the experts and fanciers about the
yards.
1t would be well for shippers 10 bear in
mind in buyiny for the market that rough
packers. sows or stays. weighing from 400
o 6O0. are not good property on this mar
1et, and are cut out and sold for less
price. It will add to the general average
IF a car If these are not included.
c. W. White, representing the livestock
commission firm OF Stuart & Overstreet Of
he National Stock Yards. Illinois, has re-
urned from a business trip 10 st. Louis,
md is again ready for business.
/. r. Address OF Jewell City. a promi-
lent stockman OF that section, was a visi-
or a the yards yesterday.
The Dold Packing company shipments
yesterday were, one car OF fresh meats
o Boston; two cars of produce TO San
Francisco. from there TO be shipped at
nee to the Philippines for use OF the gov
rnment soldiers. One car was a car OF
ard and the other OF D. s. sides. and the
bold company, because OF their enviable
equation for prompt and careful atten-
ion. as we'll as for high grade produce,
we're given the orde rand contract. They
we're on their way TO the coast within a
ew hours after the original order was
cooked. This is the third deal OF this kind
his company has successfully hanced
ince the unpleaSantness has been launch
d. and more are now being negotiated
,esides the Immense one Of the Kansas
'ity house.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
gere as follows: Santa Fe. S. Missouri
'acitic g and Rock Island. 6.
c. A. Rose was a stock yards visitor
yesterday on business and sight seeing.
Peripatetic Deck Parsons has again
roken loose. He once declared that he
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