The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-14
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Mr. Yazel, of the old-time firm of Norris
& Yazel was in person at the yards with
a car of very fair heavy weight hogs
which sold at the top price of the day.
Dan VIM of Udall was in with car
load Of mediums which sold at bulk prices.
L. NJ. McCrocklin of Derby was a ship
per of light hogs which sold well.
a. P. Johnson of Elmer shipped in
car Of heavy hogs which sold within the
bulk
Wilmont & Marlotte of Benton sold
load Of tights of fair grade and without
dock at a bulk figure.
b. F. Staley Of Rose Hill was early on
the market with a car of medium weight
hogs which sold at a strong bulk price.
JEFF Houston shipped up a car load OF
heavy hogs in good quality which sold
at a top price.
The bulk range yesterday was narrowed
down TO cents and all the car hogs and
a strong end OF the wagon trade sold at
these figures.
Shippers are warned right now to use
great care in loading their hogs for mar
ket. and especial attention not TO overload
The hogs should be wet down thoroughly
and loaded reasonably easy I'm the car
This sudden warm spell coming 50 close
20 the cold weather, is having telling eff
feet on the hogs. and more deads have
reached this market the past few days
than all last summer.
Mrs Joe Scott and her sister. Miss Stall
cup. Of Peck, were visitors at the EN-
change Yesterday in company with Mr.
Scott Who had a car of stock in
The roads doing the hauling Yesterday
We're. Santa Fe. 4; Missouri Pacific. /
and Rock Island. ,
Superintendent W r. Dusuey has re-
turned from weeks business trip in
s.. Louis
Tho daily comparisons are as follows:
Yesterday. tops. &.45; bulk. S. led3. -;
average weight. -2l; receipts. 80 For
the day previous. tops. $50; bulk. S. $50
$50, average weight. 22o; receipts l2I5.
For the same day last week tops Ss.57la:
bulk. SIT .N5.55; average weight. 221:
receipts. SPA
judge Charles Hatton and John Fisher
we're callers AZ the yards Yesterday
The nold business again showed the
good effects Of the warm weather and the
5cek cars, jobbins and express trade were
an good.
The cattle market was steady. with a
limited supply. the three most important
sales being as follows: Six butcher
steers F>f pounds S425; 4 COWS and heir-
PTS #2 pounds. $50; = heifers, So pounds.
$50
Yesterday afternoon the new smoke
houses, numbers 6 and :. were initiated
81 jAe nold Plant by the first hanging
These are wei fitted up houses. budt to-
getler in double capacity and will be kept
fun all the time from now on for emer-
geae. orders Yesterday there were "a
On pounds of Daisy and California
hams hung a large force Of men. under
Superintendent Darrigrande. carefully
placing them on The new iron beams
BLACKLEG BULLETIN b"
The Experiment station al Manhattan.
Kan. has issued Blacklag Bulletin .R'
which relates 10 treatment and proven
t;JD. follows:
Backlog is characterized by its rapid
ana almost invariably fatal course. As
IS the case with al similar diseases. the
public Is imposed upon by unscrupulous
quacks who make and sell all sorts of
sure cures Cor blackleg. The PRINCIPAL
characteristic OF all these so-cal,ed RENE
dies - that they fail 10 do what Is claim
eG for them. We mention some Of the
remedies below, viz: The internal use
OF salt. heHebare. asafoetida nitre and
sulphur; the application 20 ana under
she skin 81 pink tablets. ointments. elder
Rith. onions; surgical operations Ike