The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22

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good heavy butcher hogs. selling to the
Dold company for high price.
Peter Wilson of Belmont was in with
a car load Of fine heavy butcher hogs.
among the last 10 be weighed up. They
we're wen-fed and even hogs and sold TO
Dold at a strong price for the day.
John Hillman OF Cheney was on the
market with car load OF hogs, among
the heaviest to be received for the day.
They were good, well-rounded butcher
stock, and sold at once, Armour taking
them.
Big. good-natured Dan VIM. the old re-
liable shipper from Udall, was in with
g car load Of medium heavy hogs, which
sold readily 10 Doid He gives glowing
reports OF the fine rain there this week.
the only undesirable feature being the
accompanying high winds. which in sew
eral instances blew of the caps Of wheat
stacks and tore down some wind-mills
and other farm structures, II was in no
sense a cyclone. only a steady, strong
wind. They got their share Of the rain
fall. however. fully an inch and a half
poming 20 help out the corn.
Adam Eufbauer OF Mulvane was
shipper or the late market with hogs o:
heavy weight and fair 10 good quality
WHICH sou 10 OOIO- ne reports very AZ
tie rain the last time, but corn not yet
suffering materially and will yield a big
crop yet with just fair amount Of rain
later.
Fremont Boyle & Co, OF Kremlin. o, =,
were on the market with two cars Of nogH
OF the Nghtmedium grade.
S. n Mcconnell Of Burton was in WITH
two cars Of hogs. sold TO the Dold Pack
ing company among the early transfers.
Steiner & Blair OF Lyons were IN with
a car load Of light hogs. the first 10 sell
on the opening market
J. D. McNaughten s. Co.. Of Nevkirk,
Q. T.. were shippers Of medium hogs on
the early market, Dold taking them.
Horner & Kirk OF Klngman were in with
a car load OF hogs.
George P Davis Of Murdoch was on
the market with q car load Of hogs.
c. VI. Davis of Whitewater was among
the shippers OF the day with a car load
OF hogs.
Charlie Stuart of Augusta was the last
arrival at the yards with a car of light
hogs.
c. H. Charles shipped in a car load
of fine bulls from Anthony. billed to his
ranch at Big Springs. Texas, where they
will be shipped today after rest and feed
at the yards.
The Dold Packing company yesterday
shipped out six more cars Of mixed pru-
duce to various parts Of the country.
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows: Chicago looked for 50 600 hogs, re-
ceived 1900; $500 were left over, COM
pared with 81 900 received Wednesday. The
market was quoted as to 10 cents lower
with the bulletins announcing IAN over
supply Of hogs" At Kansas City the re-
ceipts were 1900 hogs, against 1900 the
day before and the market was quoted
a s weak to 10 cents lower. The St. Louis
market was given as cents lower, with
500 in, the same as for three days past.
Lower prices for hogs at the yards and
the decline in corn weakened provisions,
though there were some foreign houses
who bought lard. On the average, provis-
ions were off 21a to cents, with the de-
mand fair for the day.
There seems to be no immediate cessa-
ton of the phenomenal demand for the
Dewey brand of delectable ham sau-
sage recently placed upon the market
by the Jacob Dold Packing company Of
this city. In a late issue, detailed de-
scription of this new departure of this
enterprising firm was given, and since
then this department of the plant has
been overtaXed to supply the consuming
demand, they being already far behind in
their orders. Yesterday A NJ. Rothschild
partment stores in the country, ordered
shipped at once 1900 pounds of this one
brand. The Rothschild company are
among the largest mercantile establish
ments in the land. and conduct a gigantic
grocery and meat business. They are pro-
gressive and alive to the wants of their
customers and always on the lookout for
any new novelty or taking article for
their immense trade. Learning of the fine
qualities Of this superb innovation in the
fancy meats line. they investigated,
with the result that they have placed the
above very large trial order for the
Dewey brand. The Wichita branch of
the Dold company is the only abattoir in
the world making the celebrated ham
sausage, and their repeated experiments
have evolved the Dewey as the high
est grade OF 1t, and which is meeting
with a wonderful demand from all parts
OF the country. the Rothschild order be-
ing among the most prominent.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fee II; Rock Is
ciflc. .; and Frisco. l.
Exports from New York Wednesday
were 1850 quarters Of beef.
Drovers' Telegram: A stock man who
has just returned from Colorado says
that from Trinidad to Dodge City the
grass is better than in fifteen years, and
fatter cattle can be expected than for
many years. There are not many cattle
changing hands on the southwest ranges
just now, he says, but prices are steady"
Indianapolis Live Stock Journal The
receipts for the first half Of the month
show decrease OF l59 hogs and an in
crease OF J, 605 cattle, and 5.0+S sheep, COM
pared with the same time last month.
and an increase Of 16, 4i2 hogs. a decrease
OF 2S6 cattle, and an increase Of I, 500 sheep
compared with the corresponding time a
year ago"
Sioux City Tribune: There was mark
ed increase in the weight Of the hogs re-
ceived here last week which sent up the
averag wight for tn week 26S pounds The
week before il was Do pounds, TWO weeks
ago 20 pounds. a month ago go pounds
a year ago 272 pounds. and two years ago
go pounds"
Omaha Drovers' Journal. Wednesday:
Receipts exceeded 1000 head. for the first
time since June p. There were 149 loads.
10 - head fresh. and about 200 carried
over OF sale. For the week the supply
totals % I37. against q. SIS first half OF the
week. The quality was good and there
was a fair showing OF heavy weights. al
though the proportion below 30 pounds
vas large
LIVE STOCK MARKET
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