The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-18
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The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Missouri Pacific. /; and
Santa Fe and Frisco I each. Besides
theTe were on Sunday three cars ot cat
tie received at the yards for feed and
rest. billed from z. B. Hodgden 20 A.
J Anderson OF Kanapolis There ware
- head OF stockers and were re-shipped
yesterday morning
In9 recent shipments out were as fol-
lows; Woods shipped cut Sunday night
cars Of fat hogs billed 70 St Louis.
? cars Of the same last night for sams
place In addition there were three cars
OF light hogs shipped on che Montana Or
Ger. and one car OF rhe same 70 the east.
These all represent accumulated holdings
OF stock bought for several days and
fast as cars could be secured. shipped all
On regular and permanent order.
The Sunday business was among the
rest enumerated Two cars OF hogs weigh
- up and sold az once. coming from Ed
Weidline OF Augusta and Asti4 & Son d
Haven They were fairly good aogs and
Jared as well as though coming n earlier
the day before
yesterday included cars from he JOB
bIng division. and one straight car Of
contract stuff. All departments Of che
Dolo WORKS are crowded 20 heir utmost
capacity % MI the normal standing or
cers, besides an excess OF local trade
which has been steadily growing The pas,
fen weeks Mr. Charlie Cchnlrz.er soe-
cialty salesman cor the local trade. IS
daily adding . his already fz.,ering rec
ord for large sales. and the special novel
les daily turned our By the works mo
a ready local market as well as a con
stant.y growing foreign ard car lot mar
ket- There are still boxed several cars
of mixed produce which will be shipped
as soon as the stock 5 prepared
Charlie Stuart OF Whitewater and Uncle
Philo Hunter Of El5ing were late arrivals
last night with car load a piece which
by reason Of waylaid freight trains did
not arrive soon enough for trksfer the
same day. They will be sold early this
morning and transferred
The cattle trade yesterday fell of from
the average business the past week or
more. All that came in were promptly
bid for and sold and at good prices. More
fat butcher stock and feeders would have
sold we'll, and today VIII doubtless see an
increased line Of offerings in this div!s-
ion
The Dold company make one inviolable
rule and that is the prompt filing OF all
orders, either mail or from their regular
agents and travelling statesmen. All fore
men and chiefs of departments are in
stTucted rigidly to get out all stuff for
shipment the same day the orders are
received. The religious adherence Of this
implacable office rule has placed this firm
in the very front of concerns who may
l.
accurate action. For this reason all their
trade have come to feel that they may
depend upon this firm and can know that
their orders viii be forthcoming al once
This is one factor of the Wichita houses
wonderful success and their phenomenal
growing trade all through Kansas and
Oklahoma Texas, the southern states.
and even the far east. But sometime the
influx of heavy orders taxes the several
divisions beyond their power 10 fill. and
then advices are straightway sent by tel
egram TO customers advising them OF the
cause Of temporary delay. This is bust
ness-like and shows due regard and con-
sideration for the feelings Of the custom
ers. proving conclusively that the first
aim is the welfare Of their trade Rarely
if ever comes a countermand, as invari-
ably the retail merchant prefers 20 wait
a day or two rather than TO experiment
with any other firm so long as ne knows
that If Its DoId's. It's the Best" Yes
terday came a significant letter from an
Oklahoma customer showing his willing
ness 10 be patient and await their ship
ment Of his renewed and duplicated or
der. and parentheticaIly expressing his
theory OF the delay. AS a matter of fact
he was strong, and all the highly ideauc
and gIowingly refined lady attaches Of the
accounting department Indignantly deny
the libellOus charge. but an extract Of his
letter is gwen nevertheless. as showing
how far his theory varies from actual
fact and also as indicating his steadtsst
clinging 70 the Dold products. preferrlnc
TO wait for them than 70 take chances
with any other line. The following Is the
extract: I beleave you fellers spend 10
mulch time hugging them female clerks
UP there in the offs. Quit that Ia. Ia,
Ia, and think of US Oklahoma feIle-s once
in a while who want your goods 50 rad.
I beleave you are good boys up ;hsra
mostly, but mead an occasional lacking
up
Monday and Saturday were the high
points Of last week. on the local mar
let. tuesdays showing $50 as the top
Tuesday was the low figure ana register
ed s.. 10. thus showing a range Of 10 cents. +
INTERESTING CLIPPINGS.
Cincinnati Price Current: The tendency .
10 enlargement in the marketing OF hogs
has been somewhat checked the past
week Western killings have been So GO
compared with $50 90 the preceding week +
and 81 000 Two weeks ago. For CORE
spending time last year the number was f.
300. 600. From March I the total is p
So. 900. against l0Sl5.0oo year ag0-an
Increase Of !. seoG0o. The quality has been +
generally fair and 70 a considerable exten: .
good. for the time OF YEAR.
Omaha Drovers' Journal. Saturday: .
The week closed with only a moderate f.
run. Il cars 4S91 head about 100 less T.
than were here last Saturday. SIX days
supply. $500 is. however. less than 100 .
short OF last weeks tota, and IS nearly
double the receipts for corresponding .
week a year ago. TOday's quality was .
well up 10 the usual good average and .
while weights are generally above the .
best demand Of the trade The market
was brisk and soon over. To6ays al
vance puts the market back % where = .
vas on the opening day o. tha month +
almost and. as compared with 4 week .
sgo prices show q rise % fully = cents 4
,n all grades TIE four western markets 4
,onbinAd had IS 90 hogs OF 1900 less
han preceding week and 50ooc more than I
year ago
Chicago DrcTeTS journal: 1e Eo0u-
arttv OF American live stock : grow
NJ steadily Nh Europeans Ancient .
1rejudices and locsl agrarian interests
lave succeeded 70 some extent II pre-
-entI1g the natural growth OF ;ae trade
,ut statistics show taar Il : eTpar1,Eg
gradually each year. and as the people
~ better acquainted with Cur products
hey VII rot be satisfied 20 use any
hing else TIE German government Aas
rumped Up al kinds % excuses % keep
iut our PORK They have slan5e7e1 our
loE numerically. b2t they know shat
her criticisms are based On se,dsa IN