The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-15
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Dennis Loonis. one Of the old reliable
Shippers to this market, was in yest5.-ay
with G car of top-winners, his load of
medium heaVies selling at the 81 171a
point.
c. Figge Of Nashville was in with a
bar Of light hogs, one COW, all Of which
sold at good prices.
J. A. Hoop of Udall was a shipper of
q mixed car of stock, partly medium
Tneisht hogs and 10 head of stockers. The
hogs sold at the top Of the bulk.
VIM. Paugh & Co. shipped in a car
load OF very fair mediums which sold
without dock at the top of the bulk.
The Farmers and Drovers' Bank of Mt
JIope had in a car of mediums late in
chargG Of Charlie Blake, which sold out
at the top of the bulk.
Ed Weidline was a shipper of mediums
early, which went without dockage at the
next to top price.
r. W. HUI of Englewood shipped in
q car load Of cattle on the late market
There was no cattle market yesterday
from want of such grades as are in de-
rnand here. One 1,2S0-pound COW sold at
s. 80 per cwt.
The Dold business was an average day
In shipments with an especial good show
Ing in the jobbing division, which sent
out five cars from this department alone.
The smoke houses were all hung and
tvery branch crowded.
The roads contributing to the receipts
were as follows: Santa Fe 4; Missouri
Pacific ,, and Frisco. /
Several cars of lumber were received
yesterday at the Dold plant for the box
and crate factory.
Thomas NJ. Forrest, who has head
quarters at the stock yards and runs
large grease and rendering business Just
north, recently marketed a train load of
goats at the Kansas City market Mr.
Forrest IS an old-time sheep and goat
man. and was formely sheep buyer for
Foth Swifts and Reid Brothers For the
past year he has been interested in
M7xico in the goat business. and has
great faith in the future Of this meat
producing animal
Provisions were dull, but steady. Most
OF the trading was done in January pro-
ducts. The hos market was firm and the
provision market was favorablv affected.
Cash lard closed off, however, 2ls cents.
at $50, and cash ribs steady at s.. 22l5
Mr.. II. II. Brown of Detroit. Men. was
2 visitor at the stock yards yesterday.
bhe guest Of Mr.. VIM. N. Paugh. Mr.
Brown travels for a large bicycle supply
house. ana is here visiting his father,
who is quite sick.
Judy the only, is back again at her
O.d place in Joe Koebler's restaurant.
where she has been Of and on for the
past ten years.
Mr.. Ben Dulaney. assistant secretary
Of the Exchange. is very proud of his
Tine horses. and spends every afternoon
dressing them down TO a glossy. shiny
coat Jack Osborn is now yard foreman
IL full charge, in the absence Of Amos
Williams. who is in the east taking 8
mucn needed vacation
Fifteen more cars Of meats were re-
Ceived and unloade5 at Dold's yesterday.
from the Kansas City plant.
The daily statement for Yesterday was
rs follows: Tops SAl7ie. bulk. &.Ga4. Is:
average weight %; receipts. ISL. For the
day previous. tops $f-i5. bulk. g. 0NT4. Is:
average weight. as; receipts. +2l.
Chicago estimated for yeSters3v.s re-
ceipts $500: on the day before they were /
800; and the estimate for TO-DAY Is 10 90 /
The government crop report this week I
reports the supply Of stock hogs for fat
SeHinE on September I. 70 be - Der cent I
decrease, as compared with q year aso.