The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-12


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lb0S Arch st. Phils. 1t 10 absolutely free
with a car load of medium weight hogs
which sold at bulk prices
Mr.. Schroeder, of the firm Of Schroeder &
Ems, was in with a car load of light
hogs Of fair grade and selling a a good
range figure. This is a new firm on this
market, shipping from BUTLER, and their
deal yesterday pleased Mr.. Schroeder very
much, and he will henceforth be regu-
lar patron of this market.
Johnny Norris, of the well known firm
of Norris & Yozel of Furley, was in with
a car of good medium heavy hogs which
sold at a high point within the bulk.
c. c. Carson Of Mt. Hope was in person
at the yards with a car load of mediums
which sold strong within the bulk.
j. W. Workman of Lyons had in a car
of very fair TO good hogs which sold at q
stiff price, and though light in weight,
were of a more than average fair grade.
Jeff Houston of Ponca City sent up
car of medium heavies which sold at
good bulk price.
Steiner & Blair of Lyons had in a car
load of medium weight hogs which sold a
a high point in the bulk.
Mr. A. A. Newman Of Arkansas City
I,
which sold we'll
Huff & Hoop, one of the old-time ship
pers from UdaH, had in a car of heavy
hogs which sold on the cose at a good
bulk price close to the top. Their repre-
sentative says that more marketable hogs
keep coming on as fast as shipped out
and there seems to be no perceptible di-
minishing of the quantity on hand.
Adam Huffbauer Of Mulvane was a ship
per of heavy hogs which sold at the top
Of the bulk.
Mr.. Yoman, of the old reliable firm Of
Day & Yoman, was present with a car
load of heavy hogs which sold at a good
bulk price on the close. He says that
though he can not always account for
just where they come from, there seems
to be plenty of hogs in his country, and
they keep finding them somehow. This
firm ships from Alameda
The other five loads which for various
resons did not sell, were consigned by the
following firms, all of which will cross
the scales early today: Clark & Langdon
of Benton; Fremont Boyle & Co., of
kremlin; ]. z. COyle, of Perry; Kile &
Smith, Of Perry, and Travis & Duke, rep
resenting the Bank of jefferson, O. T.
The roads contributing to yesterdays
large receipts were as follows: Santa Fe,
Il; Rock Island, s; Missouri Pacific, G;
Frisco, 3.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday, tops. $3.50; bulk of sales, So 10
az So; average weight, 239; receipts, sold
and weighed up, 1,471; total receipts yard
ed. 1851 For the day previous, Monday,
tops, $3.50; bulk. $3.5O03.6O; average
weight. ES2; receipts, 40 For the same day
last week, tops $3.50; bulk, $685. 80; av-
erage weight, 219; receipts, 1139.
Yesterday was a hummer in the hog
division, and every one who sold was we'll
satisfied. This market held its own com
pletely with all other western markets
and sales were made to the best adj
vantage of the sellers. Though in many
the quality was a little off, yet
they sold so far as possible and at all
hey could command.
Yesterday was heavy day at the Dold
plant The dock cars of mixed packing
house products We're large and the local
,ars and jObing and express also were
heavy. The warm weather has lifted the
rade up several notches and all depart
nents are busy. Yesterday about 1000
pounds of Dewey ham sausage were turn
I'd out, besides large number of crates
If this delicious table delicacy shipped out
IN immediate order
J. Elmer Reese, the junior, good looking
member Of the firm of Reese & Co, was
1 caller at the bold establishment yester-
lay.
Miss Ella Chandler is now enrolled in
he accounting department Of the Jacob |
bold Packing company offices as aman-
Iensis and special secretary.
Superintendent w. r. Dulaney, of the |
-nion stock yards, is absent on a business |
rip in ST. Louis
business trip in the eastern part of the |
state.
Mr.. Frank Robbins Standardization |
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Har- /
ison will leave for a brief visit among !
elatives and friends at the mouth of the /
Iaw.
Mr.. c. L. Ferris. ofthe wholesale market |
f the Dold plant. is convalescing from a |
evere attack of sickness. at the residence !
f his parents, and the whole force extend |
o him their best wishes
Provisions yesterday were barely steady /
[ any time, with trade very slack Later
n the trading a slump came and cash
ard went off 7lz cents and cash ribs 51s |
ents. the latter closing at 81 62l2; and the
ormer at SIS.
Other markets yesterday were as fol-
)ws: Chicago expected %. 600 hogs and re-
5,S65 on Monday. The market was given
: openingg strong and weakening later.
Estimated receipts for today, 23.eG0 hogs.
KANSAS City received I7GO0 hogs. against
GOO the day before. and the market in
he day and night telegraph reports ex-
ibted some kaleidoscope variauces. The /
arly or day announcement was weak to
cents lower while the last Associated
'ress reports at night gave it out this
'ay; There was a fairly active de-
land for hogs; the offerings were Of very
lain quality and sales were largely Pa
cents higher" ST. Louis was steady
18th S.e0. in against 5000 on Monday.
indianapolis last week received q 500
ogs. 5.0oo less than a year ago From
anuary l. the total is 394. 500. an increase
yer year ago Of 1900
From January l TO date receipts at
maha show a decrease Of 27.5oO cattle
no l2,oe0 sheep. and an increase OF 1900
1gs
Chicago packers last week bought 100
p hogs. against 1850 the previous week
nj 1890 a year ago. Chicago now shows
shortage Of Cleo cattle from q year
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