The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
sHIPPERs AND NOTES.

VIM. Wiley OF Sedgwick, one Of the old
time shippers to this market, was con-
E.sror yesterday OF medium weight hogs
which sold at the top price for car hogs.
Burchfeld & CouneII sold out a car of
fights al strong bulk figures.
W. VI. Pennington Of Benton was a ship
Per of medium lights or the market
which went at good bulk figures.
c. c. Carson Of Mt. Hope was a ship
Per % mediums which sold at good bulk
figures.
John Ratcliffe Of Cunningham was a
shipper Of light hogs which sold az bulk
prices.
The cattle market yesterday was steady.
with only a fair mixed line Of stuff in.
There were > shipping steers from Taylor
10 Robbins. sold. the average weight be-
ing l. go. and the price SEQ There were
also stockers, average e93. selling AZ
h.&; ! bull, 1,l3o pounds average, and
selling al $2.35: cows and heifers. aver
age az, selling at $3.50; . COWS, average
e5 az $50.
The Dold shipments yesterday in all de-
partments were very fair for the first
day Of me week, especially so cons dernS
the heavy output all last week. Saturdly
was a large day, and the whole week was
strong in point OF shipments, but yeS;e--
day showed no abatement Of me regular
orders and the usual Monday calls for
meats. The jobbing and express trade
and the straight contract car stuff were
all heavy and the day was very satisfac-
tory all around.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fe- 5: Missouri
Pacific. >.
Provisions opened higher, with a fair de-
n!ani from shorts. Hog receipts were
liberal. September pork opened unchang-
81 10 cents higher al SS.75TS.Sc. and ad-
vauced 10 $S.S5nS.S1ls. Larde opened at
- cents higher. az s5-57is. AM sold a,
s.S5T5.4H. RIBS opened cents higher at
$50 and advanced to s. l2is.
The statement for yesterday was as fol-
lows: Tops, for wagon hogs. S3.>z. for
car hogs. S.Si2; bulk. SS.5T'- "a. Ssi-: av-
cage weight, I'll; receipts, 464
The Dold travelling men were in yester-
day and Saturday, and all give glowing
accounts OF their trade for the past week
livery one in the two territories knows
Mr. 3. =. CnderhilL the genial and al
ways capable and accommodating repre-
sentative Of the Dold plant, headquarters
a. E Reno. He was in for the first
time in several weeks and met his many
friends IN the usual manner Mr.. George
Riley. the ChesterfleIdan member Of the
stan. was also in AZ quarters. as were
also many more Of the travelling men.
All say their trade Is growing and that
khe demand for Dold spec.ai;IsS, Is well
"a staple cuts. Is growing all the time
The entire Union stock yards in all
branches % the service extend 70 the SUI
perin.en6eut. Mr. w. r. DUlaney. the
most sincere and earnest sympathy n
the loss 81 the bright son. DR.. John J.
Duianey. whom every one about the yards
long ago learned to admire and 10 re-
Epect Just q the threshold q a promis-
Ing career he is stricken. and laid low.
and Yet who shall dare 10 say that the
All Hail knew not best9 He was be-
loved SON. genial companion. a warm
friend. an industrious scholar. and his ma
~ friends n the yards. as well as IN
the city. extend 70 The bereavea father
Hose tender and wsll-neant expressions
OF sympathy and so,ace which are only
known and understood Nv those who suf-
fer. The Eagle. the yards force. the Ex-
change, and the several commission firms
unite in saying over the PROSTATE form
az the lamented young mar. Wen done.
thou good and faithful servant. enter in
40 the reward prepared Tor YOU" And 70
hhe gr!ef-stricken father. Precious in the !
sight OF Heaven is the place where the
good die, the great. the lovely. the sin
Cere. the noble, the lovable, and the beau
Ei1UL"