The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-20
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES

SHIPPERS AND NOTES
| C. A Stuart of Augusta had IN one car
of hogs at the yards.
Haywood Bros. & Baxter, large shippers
from Enid, sent up load Of fair hogs on
thea early market
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! L. W. McGivney Of Pond Creek was in
with shipment Of hogs; he is a frequent
seller at this market
A. z. Stephenson of Hennessey, had in
car Of Oklahoma hogs. Mr.. Stephen
son is another Of the big Territory stock
| dealers who Is often seen at the yards
with good hogs.
Coyle & Jones, another Oklahoma firm
of hog buyers. had in car Of hogs.
! John G. Sickelhoff of Bella PLANE had in
| a car of hogs for the morning trading. He
/ is one Of Sumenr county's substantial far
mers and stock growers.
]. B. Kell Of Clearwater. who has been
coming to the Wichita market nearly ever
since there has been one. was in with
a weekly shipment of hogs and cattle yes
terday.
j. NJ. Ratcliff Of Cunningham swelled
the receipts by two cars of hogs, which
graded fair and were sold easily.
! w. H. Rison of Calesta had hogs at the
yards for the day.
A J. Huffbauer of Mulvane was another
hog shipper on the grounds.
W. ]. Stevens of Medford, o. T., sent in
car of hogs for the sale.
z. F. Quigley of Medford was new pa
tron Of this market yesterday, with
car of hogs. He reports hogs in his sec
ton as thin and not generally in good
shape. He is a successful buyer and ship
per from all through that district and in
a position to know. He says rain is
needed throughout that belt, that it stop
ped further north
]. c. Osborne, of the shipping firm Of
Robinson & Osborne. Of Benton, was pres
ent with a car of hogs He gives it that
/ hogs are scarce now around him; that not
/ many are being fed, while more cattle are
being fed on corn and grass. Now that
grass is up, cattle. he says, are looking
fine
T. W. Hannegan of Deer Creek, o. T.,
was in person at the yards with hogs.
! He averages one load a week at this mar
ket, and is always pleased. He reports
not many hogs left in there and what
there are do not look we'll. He feeds
few all the time. and buys from surround
! ing country. He says there are not many
/ cattle Immediately around there. but more
up towards the state line
Horton & Campbell OF Caldwell were
early arrivals with g car of hogs, which
were among the first to be disposed of.
Asteu d Son. Of Haven, were the last
TO get in with shipment Of hogs. Dold
! took the car load.
John Williams Of Bentley had in a car
Of hogs which went 70 the Dold company
He says the hogs are light all around his
section. and not many of them. He feeds
and has some on hand all the time There
is quite a showing Of cattle there and
they look well for the time of year. The
grass now coming on will bring them out
in good shape. good rains have recently
fallen all through there.
J. D. Rippy ofStafford had hogs on the
closing market
The Dold shipments yesterday were as
follows: One car OF fresh pork to Bos-
ton: ono car OF packing house products
each TO Cincinnati, Texas. and Ardmore,
o. T.
The Dold Packing company yesterday
inaugurated their new Strengthening equip
ments. Heretofore the killing has been
on the tenth COR, ard the hogs have had
10 walk up q long incline 20 the killing
department Now the killing is Gene on
the second oAor. saving eight stories Of
climbing The hogs Are driven in from
the stock yards pens through the shoot
and direct TO the slaughter rooms. When
dead. tbs carcasses are hoisted up to the
treating and cutting departments. a large
new elevator has been constructed for
this latter use, and a. ore time yesterday
afternoon - dead hogs were loaded on il,
at ore lift This new plan ls for Tho i'm
provement % the meat Of the hos. IL be
ing reasoned tie long walking up so many
stories heated the animal and CONCEALED
the blood Now they are in good condi-
ton when ready to be bled. and are not
required 20 do 50 much pedestrian exr-
else just before death. AL the new ma
chinery and apparatus works splendidly
and gives great satisfaction ell around.
The unusual number Of $50 hogs were
slaughtered yesterday BY the new plan.
Mr.. George DoId. manager % the Dold
Packing company. has returned from
business trip OF several days.
The roads doing the hauling Yesterday
were as follows: The Rock Island. 7;
Santa Fe, 5: Missouri Pacific. 5. and one
each on the Kansas Midland and the
Frisco.
+ r Williams OF NJ Hope sent over
q car Of good hogs coming n among the
later arrivals.
.. Jackson % Eazleton vas present
with car Of hogs that held their Own
with any Of the offerings. he says the
EeN~ --'SS 80 as N'@e.s4--- GO S~~~A--s
scarce as far as the farmers holding
them is concerned. He : feeding more
ard VIII continue TO feed for month o.
six weeks yet he is enthusiastic as 70
the outlook Tor stock and farm pro
dutcs.
II The absence o Amos Williams. the
weighmaster and yard foreman. good-na-
tured Jack Osborne IS attending 70 these
duties. and IS doing It right = more ca
pable or accommodating. painstaking Tot