The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-27
REPRESENTATION SALES
sHIPPERSAND NOTES.

]. w. Haskell of Riverdale was on the
market with the load which took the top
of the day. lit was of medium heavy
weight and of good, clean stock, selling
to Dold.
w. l. Beckham was in from Burton
with car of medium lights which sold
on the close at a good price.
Campbell & Horton of Caldwell were
shippers of mixed hogs which sold strong
for their grade. W. R. Nichols was in
charge of the consignment and gave a
good report of the outlook for hogs, both
in that neighborhood and throughout the
territory around Dover. He says there
are lots of hogs and they are in good
condition, with plenty Of corn for them.
E. B. Weatherby & Co., of Enid, were
shippers of heavy hogs Of fair grade
selling at a good bulk price.
d. NJ Hutchinson Of Haverhill was in
with a car of medium weight hogs. which
sold to Dold a a strong figure.
d. McCormick's load of Friday was sold
and weighed up yesterday, showing up
medium light in weight and bringing
good price, Dold taking them.
Ed Weidline of Augusta was the first
to cross the scales. his car load being
the heaviest hogs of the day and readily
selling at the top Of the bulk.
]. f. Cooley of Rose Hi was another
whose car Of heavy hogs of good form
and condition brought the top Of the
bulk
Mr.. Fred Dold left last night with a
party of friends for few days hunt
around Peck.
Mr. W. NJ. Paugh was absent yesterday
from the yards. business interests taking
him to the country.
Mr.. George P Dold. manager Of the
Wichita house of the Jacob Dold Pack
ing company was at the offices yesterday
>fter a two weeks absence.
Judy" the pet of the yards for the
past ten years, failed to get married on
Thanksgiving day. as was predicted, and
now Dewey feels better.
Miss Pearl Ludlum, amenuensis for the
foreign shipment division of the Jacob
Dold Packing company. has returned to
her desk, after a weeks absence.
Messrs. Reveley, Riley and Brozovsky,
travelling statesmen for the bold house.
were in at headquarters yesterday, max
ing their weekly reports One and all
give glowing accounts of their growing
trade wherever they go.
Word is received from Chief Clerk Har-
rison from Austin, Texas, where he has
reached on his southern journey, a COM
hination of health seeking and business.
He gives a good account of himself in
strength and renewed vigor and also
looking after some important affairs for
his establishment
The shipments out last night of stock
bought on the open market for eastern
order were two cars of hogs, and a car
of cattle, the latter shipped by Frank
Robbins to Whitewater SO head of stock
ers in all.
Several cars of salt were unloaded at
A.
used in their dry salt curing cellars.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Rock Island, 3; Frisco,
s.; and Missouri Pacific, !.
The shipments Yesterday of the Dold
company included four large cars of mix
ed packing house products. one car job
bing and a large express business. This
latter was ali cleaned up for the week,
and all orders on their way which were
due, leaving a large line booked for Mon
day 10 commence on. There were also
two cars of straight contract stock book
ed for early shipment this week.
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
lows: Chicago looked for IS. 900 hogs and
received 42.00o. and left over from Fri
day. 1913. The market was last given
as follows: Hog receipts were surpris-
ingly large. and sales were mare at re-
auctions of to 10 cents. the greater part
selling a dime lower than Friday" The
receipts for Monday are estimated TO be
4S.e00. The receipts Friday was 30o0o
Kansas City received 1244O. against 21.s50
on Friday. and the market was 5 10 10c
lever. St Louis was l0c lower with 1000
in. against 9.oO0 on Friday. Provisions
were a fraction easier in sympathy with
hogs Lard closed &c of and ribs PIC
decline
The daily comparisons are as ollows:
Yesterday. tops. S317l5: bulk, sS.o5dS. Is:
average weight. 2i1; receipts. $50. For
Friday, tops SIS; bulk. s3.I7is13.eo; sv-
erage weight. 80; receipts, LIS. For the
same day last week previous. tops S.l7lz;
bulk. S.10a5.l712; average weight, pa; re-
ceipts. AS.
For the week ending November 18th the
figures at Indianapolis were as follows:
This week : receipts show total of a.
600 hogs and 2.760 cattle. against $3.2lI
hogs and 2SlS cattle last week. S.S 80 hogs
and .eie cattle the same week year ago.
end q .S79 hogs and 2.SS7 cattle the cor
responding week two Gears ago"
Cincinnati Price Current. Thursday: The
of hogs has been liberal. Civ
ing western packers a supply of SIS 90
for the week. compared with $4,000 the
preceding week. and $4,000 two weeks ago.
For corresp spending time last year. the