The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-09

! sion firm Of Godair. Harding & Co., a,
/ the National Stock Yards, East St Louis
! III. was visitor at the yards yesterday,
/ He will spend a few days IL the city before
| his return
! Some one yesterday started the query,
! JusJ how far lost in the voluptuous may
/ meshes of wild infatuation is a man when
he will leave the ecitement of a busy
| days trading to go several miles GU. in
the country to call upon her. And echo
answers nought.
{. NJ. Galeland Of Winfield had in car
OF hogs on the early market
Mike Connell Of Patterson was q SELLER
OF hogs at the yards yesterday.
Steiner & Blair of Lyons were on the
market with car Of good hogs, which
carried off the top price for the day.
c. R. Kerley OF Blackwell sent up a car
of porkers for the day
Martin & Graham of Enid, Q. T., tailed
car Of hogs
W. F. Cowherd & Co., of Wellington,
scored one car of fair hogs.
w. L. Farquharson Of Hennessey, sent
UP car of hogs, which were sold to
Woods for his export trade
A Garland of Kiowa came In with a car
OF hogs He is regular shipper to the
market. He reports the quantity of good
hogs diminishing in his neighborhood
o. J. Reese Of Elmer, one of the largest
stock raisers In the state. was present
yesterday with a car of hogs. He is buy
ing and feeding all the year round, both
cattle and hogs. and now has about $50
hogs on hand, 100 Of which are about
ready TO ship 10 market. He says cattle
are plenty through his section, but hogs
are somewhat thinned out
Joe Cheskey of Nickerson was at the
yards with car of hogs. He IS also one
Of the successful stockmen of the south
west, and constantly increasing his ca
pacity for heavy dealing and handling
OF salable stock. He averages at least
car of hogs a week to the Wichita mar
ket- He says hogs Just now are scarce
near him, a large number having been
shipped to market the past few months.
One Of the we'll known stockmen and
regular shippers to the market said yes
terday, after disposing OF his days offer
ings: Il see no reason why the Wichita
market should not be the leading market
of the west. Its favorable situation rela-
tive to the great stock-growing country
of the southwest, It's convenience as ia
shipping splendid railroad connections,
modern equipments. and all essential fea-
lures considered, should and will give it
not enjoyed by any other
yards in the west. Personally have al
ways found 1t a very satisfactory and
favorable market, and the accommodate
ing and courteous treatment invariably
to me, and every other patron as
we'll, leave a lasting effect which is bound
TO reap a fattering reward"
One of the most important and signifi-
ant of the Dold Packing company ship |
nents ever sent out from this plant was
billed out yesterday for the seaboard. 1t |
vas an order shipped direct TO Liverpool, |
md was consigned to the Liverpool Co |
Operative Wholesale Society, Limited. |
The consignment was made up of four |
airs of Dold's celebrated White Clover |
Leaf lard, a commodity which is very /
much in demand of late, and justly so be-
,ause of its great merits of purity and |
high quality The lard was packed in $50 /
ierces, the weight of which was about |
g. 900 pounds, and represented a value OF /
,ver 5000. 1t was sold to the English |
house at a rate Of $5.65 per hundred, or
> cents more than II sold to the Wichita |
rade. 1t has been routed to the sea-
,oard and will probably be shipped by |
he White Line of transatlantic steamers.
his is the first big order ever billed out
rom the Wichita plant direct to the old
ountry Large quantities of meats and
ack1nS mouse proOuclS nave oten scHl
rom here that later found their way
broad, but not before have they gone d.
ect from here. This one product Of this
rowing institution is being heard from
ar and wide. The Dold company have
pent large sums in bringing this article
f absolutely pure lard up to high grade,
nd have been untiring in a thorough ad-
ertising Of it 10 the best trade. The
utput Of it is increasing daily, ard there
re always orders ahead Well may
Wichita and the state of Kansas be proud
f the wide fame OF just one article of
Dmmerce, and which well-merited fame
xtends even beyond the borders OF our
vn United States. Other shipments OF
lis establishment were two cars Of mix
/ packing house products to Texas.