The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-26

| market with a car Of hogs OF fair grad
and running even in weight and averag
through the load.
W. IS. Thomas of Ponca City was il
with car load of hogs, the lot showing
I up well for the day.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Missouri Pacific, 1; San
| ia Fe, 3; and Rock Island, 2.
! The Dold Packing company yesterday
shipped out from the jobbing division :
cars OF mixed packing house products
I three cars Of straight contract stuff, and
another heavy out-shipment of express
business All the several departments OF
the Dold works are daily increasing in
output, with a very greatly augmented
increase in the jobbing division and city
trade. The fresh meat and sausage pro-
duets are booming in orders at a rate
never before reached for the local plant,
and this means only one cogent and pal
pable fact, and that is the superior grade
and quality Of the Wichita plants meats
and various cuts. All the travelling sales
men Of the Wichita house are weekly re-
porting increased sales in new territory.
as we'll as additions TO the regular and
permanent trade. The Oklahoma branch
alone has been obliged within the last
week TO add 10 their clerical and handling
force Of employees. the distribution for
NA--S JIG HdFAll llGEEdSeQ Oh ldLe
70 an unlocked for degree
The shipments out last night of hogs
bought on the open market for eastern
orders and delivery were three cars. the
buying of yesterday alone
Major Chris. ShepherdNof Goddard did
not present himself az the Exchange yes
terday or the day before. vet Just the
same IL was learned that he was in the
city on Thanksgiving day and attended
the theater when Stuart's "14s2" was put
on, and also that he was not alone, but
on the contrary had with him one Of the
pretty and accomplished bellies Of the
West Side. All the stock yards admire
Chris, and wish him the best, but at the
same time regret that he should attempt
10 fool them in his chivalric and Chester
heldian escapades. John Radcliffe OF
Cunningham is one of the majors most
intimate counsellors, and he is now dis
couraged trying to find out his move
ments and motives.
Other markets were as follows: Chi
cago received 5000 hogs and the market
there was first given as opening slow and
closing al cents decline. The last bull
letin was as follows: There was a fairly
active demand for hogs from the Chicago
packers. but prices ruled weak and 211 TO
3 cents lower" Kansas City rece we'd 2l.-
$50 hogs and the market was quoted at
a decline of 10 10c. st. Louis was 1Oc
lower, with 5000 in. Provisions on the
open trade were very dull The steady hog
market at first reported helped provisions
on the opening. but prices fell of later in
sympathy with the grain markets. Lard
and ribs closed off cents.
The daily comparisons on the local mar
ket are as follows: Yesterday. tops. 1928;
bulk OF sales S3.1712d3. 20; average weight,
90 raPeinrS TX rThrgr-5ax-
s5.2712; bulk. s.. 2212G3 27lz; average weight.
u; receipts, As. For the same day last
week, tops, S-22l2; bulk, Sc. 1ea3 20; aver
age weight, 30; receipts. 1005.
There were two new shippers on the
market yesterday, one from the fertile
Oklahoma country and one from southern
Kansas. Both are thorough stock firms
Of long experience and we'll trained bust
ness tact, and after looking over the COM
PARSONS Of the several markets became
as they frankly stated yester-
lay, that the Wichita market would IN 4
ears time benefit them most practically
man any other point, the high prices
y eekly paid, the convenience and near
ness considered, and the prompt returns
all considered. They are both heavy ship /
1ers and from now on all their gather
ngs throughout their territory will be
{ gularly consigned TO this point
LIVESTOCK TRADE WITH FRANCE. /
According TO Consul General Gowdy. at
Paris there are no laws or regulations
which prohibit the importation of live
logs into France from the United States. /
1ut the importation Of live cattle, such +.
IS cows bulls. or steers. from the latter :
ountry IS absolutely prohibited. The an I
mals. upon arrival, are subjected 10 a
anitary examination by one If the Offi- I
ial veterinary surgeons detailed for the +
purpose, and If found healthy "a allowed .
O enter the country. but if any conta- /
.ious disease is detected. the animal is
,illed at once and the others put under
urveillance. The production and the con-
umption of all live animals In France
his year are very nearly balankd. with
he exception Of sheep. There is more
emand for these animals than for any
Their livestock
FEDERAL MEAT INSPECTION.
DR.. r. d. salmon chief Of the bureau
Z animal industry. United States depart
lent OF agriculture. in his report 70 the
ecretary Of agriculture for the fiscal year
nded June 80. ISS. states that during he .
ear meat inspection was in operation az
3 abattoirs. as against rs for the pre-
ious year and in 3 cities. as against q
! 1897. The number OF animals inspected
efore slaughter numbered 81. 2S5.SaS OF
leep; 4sS 199 calves. and s. sic 75 hogs.
lowing q total gain over 1897 Of 90o5. al
nimals. At the time of slaughter q. il5.
g animals were inspected and s.. Cos were
elected; $3.50 carcasses and 4, 1&9 parts
carcasses were condemned. The meat
.spection stamp was affixed 70 Il ~ 80
5ckages OF mutton and beef and pork
-oducts. OF which 374.1I3 contained mi
examined pork n connec-
on with the examinations OF imports
ON Germany Il was found that German !
VS. and cOlored goods were poisonous,
I'd all highly painted German toys may
regarded as very dangerous ID children. {
no may suck OF the paint or swallow /.
lie pieces that may be chipped of. The !
udy Of tuberculosis with reference % .
,th men and animals had continued and /
ports received indicate that in ncipient /
ages Of The disease the serum is OF
nsiderable value. This division cortem-
ates beginning investigations relative 20
exas fever. anthrax and other diseases.
Re division of pathology mas continue; /,
e experiment Of dipping cattle with 4 :
ew 10 destroying the ticks which spread :
= infection OF Texas fever and d sub
ance has been found in which tne cattle :
ay be immersed without suffering any .
rious injury and watch VIII destroy all
g ticks on an animal IL q single dap :
ng- IN making recommendation for
? fiscal year ending July 60 1SsS. d.. !
lnon asks that = sufficient a7proorfa-
N for extending and developing foreign
srkets for dairy products OF the United
ates De made and that legislation be
ught by which the existing system OF
vernment inspection and certifcation OF
eats and meat products for export from
. United States may be extended with
table notifications. 10 include butter.
eese and condensed milk
LIVESTOCK MARKET.