The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-03
CATTLE SALES.
PROVISIONS MARKET


The top price yesterday was s5.171k. A
laundering price for hogs.
board Of arbitration was appointed
at the yards yesterday on appeal from
dad" Tilford's inspection. Two piggy
sows were found, where only one had
been locked.
Mr.. Knox OF Keighly was at the yards
yesterday inquiring about cattle. He
(. wants some, and expects to find a bunch
Z of them today. Mr. Knox, although liv-
ing near Kansas City says he can sell
hogs better on the Wichita market and
brings all his stuff here. He has known
Jesse Morrison, who is in the FL Dorado
Jail for the murder of Mrs. Castle. for
fourteen years, and he speaks very high
ly of her.
Pat Mckinley Of Freeport was at the
yards yesterday with a mixed load Of
cattle and hogs This was the first time
IN several weeks that his honest face
has shone at the stock yards. He has
been going to Kansas City, but like ev-
erybody else he has found that 1t is a
losing game to pass the Wichita mar
ket. Pat has been constant reader Of
the Irish World for q years, and is go
ing to vote with it this year. After
pocketing nearly one thousand dollars
yesterday he gave a reporter a few
verses of ''Ninety-eight," by Thomas
DAVIS, ana went away ndppy. rat mas
three quarter sections of land near Free
port. several fine chi dren, and lives con-
tented in the big white house IN the CEN
ter of his broad and fertile acres. He
buys hogs and cattle for pastime and
makes enough during the twelve months
to enable him to enjoy a very happy
New year. A fine Irishman is that
same Pat Mckinley. and none IS more
welcome at the yards.
Joseph Kirk of Kingman had a load Of
hogs on Yesterdays market
Gift Daratt of Paugh's office was
happy yesterday over the arrival of a
frst-born at his house-a girl.
joseph Scott OF Peck was at the yards
yesterday with a load Of hogs
Harvey Grace Of Cheney was at the
yards yesterday with a very fair load Of
hogs.
Fred Love beef salesman for the ia
cob Dold Packing company, says that
the trade here has nearly doubled since
The FIST 4 the year and that the butch
e are beginning to realize that Dold's
beef is equal to any OF Kansas City's
natives. either IN quality or price
One local butcher bought six fine car
cosses Of beef from the Dold Packing
cornany Yesterday He expects to have
ev5~y pound Of them sold within thres
DAYS.
DR.. Voight was out at the packing
house Yesterday taking the fresh air He
saws that there is nothing like a street
car ride for refreshing a hard-worked
man. The doctor saws he was a. a
searce the previous night in which the
der2rse5 enirt or a foFmer weI-knovn
citizen made il known that enta1gle-
mcnts viii result from the present Chi
nese troubles that viii cost the powers
dearly during the next fifteen years.
Chief Clerk Harrison Of the Dald Pack
ing company returned r m Hutch on
yesterday, where he had been looking
after the interests of his house. and
found them very satisfactory.
Deck, Parsons is down at his ranch
tn Deer Creek. and remembered the
stock yards Yesterday by sending up
car load Of hogs.
! q Saunders OF St Louis was q
visitor at the stock yards yesterday. end
expressed surprise at the bus ness done
rhare and at D Ids packing house.
II sore enterprising merchant would
put Up & pavilion at the stock yards
er6 Of the street car line Il would not
cost him much and he would soon be
repaid in the advertisement it would sive
him
Superintendent VIII r. Dulaney is fish
inE on the cassie banks OF the VII te-
wate~. and reports indicate that he IS
enjoying himself immensely.
The commission men at the stock yards
comp ain about the negligence Of some
OF The railroads in the handling of hogs
consigned to The yards Some OF thcm
arc not switched to the yards for nearly
two hours after they arrive IN the CITY
This causes an unnecessary shrinka-a
and hence a loss 70 the shipper An ef-
fort is being made 70 remedy the evil