The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-08
"sEsPPERs AND NOTES.

Harvey Grace was a shipper Of medium
hogs on the market
VIM. Pennington Of Benton was a ship
per of a mixed car of hogs, partly heav-
les, and the rest, the small end, extra
heavies
j NJ. Pirtle Of TT Dorado was a ship
per Of heavy hogs.
JEFF Houston shipped up from Ponca
City three cars of stock. one a mixed
car of hogs and sheep, and two straight
cars of hogs The sheep numbered 81
head, and were good stock.
Steele K Son Of Blackwell were ship
pers Of medium heavy hogs on the early
market.
Joe Scott of Peck was in with a car of
heavy hogs.
J. p. Givens Of Kildare was a shipper
Of car load of medium lights, which
sold well
J z. Covle & Son Of Perry were ship
pers OF car load of medium lights.
Steiner & Blair Of Lyons were in with
n ear load OF medium heavies, which sold
g, good prices.
J. H. Martin Of Nayfeld was in with
d car load OF medium hogs which sold
t1rly on the trading.
-ohn r. Walker of Geneseo was a late
artiv3l with a car Of heavy hogs which
s.l well on the close.
T. l. Naadiveer Of Hackney was a late
arrival with car OF good mediums,
wnicS sold nj once to Dold.
The Dcld business yesterday was very
good in all departments. There was a
strong express and johbiEs trade. with
about Il cars of produce sent out from
the straight contract car division. There
was also a strong line Of stun sold for
tmmedia;e delivery.
There was iittle doing In the cattle end
OF the livestock trading yesterday. All
that was offered sold. bus there was pyac-
Elcally nothing on sale.
The roads doing the hauling Yesterday
Were as follows: Santa Fe Q; Missouri
Pacific. 3: Rock Island. |; and Frisco !.
Provisions yesterday opened lower on
a liberal hog supply and lower prices at
the Yards, but held frn in decline. Cash
lard closed at S5.o2ls % cents of and
cash ribs. $50. or Sc up.
George =. Loving Of Fort Worth. Tex.
who has heen enEa Eef for several months
IN enecttng the comhinat ton Of about fif-
= big southwestern cattle ranches under
one ms nasemeut. announced the appoint
ment AT Kansas CITY. yesterday. OF three
appraisers who are n fix the value Of
large rum her Of Tho ranches 70 he taken
tn-o -he combination. The appra tsers
'-' D. D. stevens Kansas H. OIarleS
G7Hd~icht NJ the Texas Panhandle. and
:. " Light Of Chickasha, L T These
appraisers viii inspect the ranches and
Iep7rt during the month of January
The puttc sale If pure-bred Hereford
cattle from the herds of John Sparks.
Reno. Nev-: J'mos a. Furkhous7r. Platts-
burg Mo. and Kirk 3 Armour. Kansas
City, closed ut Kansas City yesterday.
1ol head harins been sold for sSL7a5. an
average per head os S2.5a This is he
highest averaSc for am. recent cattle sale.
Tire followi9s are to7ay's sales ~ over
SEQ: Rosedrop. Imported COW. X. b. Ar I
mour 70 = 4 Furkhouser. 500: Fair /
faxon. bull, X. b. Armour To II. n Satz- 1
Ter. Burlingame. Kan. $50 Ous~sr5ina 4
LADY. COW. X. B. Armour TO ". : ana I
: B. Heard. Henrietta. Texas. SIS. Otear 4
Sesse. COW, J. A. Fuakhouser to r 4 /
Cempletou. Teksmsh. Neb.. Se5. Sair.
Martha. Cow. K. B Armour to Il. @ /
Clark. Craig. Neb.. S5l5; Sfontezuma. hull
X B. Armour to J. L. Neil, St. Johns. |