The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

o. B. Kidney Of Hennessey was in with
a car of hogs yesterday which sold for
the top price of the day They were ac-
cOmpanied by ]. NJ Voorhees,. Mr.. Vor-
lhees was very much pleased with the
market and said that the Oklahoma ship
pers were rapidly coming to the belief
that there was but one market for them
and that was the Wichita market.
j. B. Given was up from Kildare yes
terday with a good car of hogs which
sold for high bulk price. Mr., Given
Is one of the heavy shippers to this mar
ket.
A. Garland topped the market yesterday
with good bunch of hogs which ne
brought in from Kiowa. Mr.. Garland is
one of the most earnest advocates of the
Wichita market, and never ships else
L. w. Robinson came over from To-
wanda yesterday with two loads OF hogs,
which ne sold for high bulk prices. Mr..
Robinson is shipping quite heavily or
late.
l. E Martin was up from Enid yester-
day with two loads of hogs. TINS Is ne
second shipment of like number Mr..
Martin has made this week.
j. F. Walton Of Frederick was on the
market YESTERDAY with good bunch or
mixed packers. They brought the bulk
price paid during the day.
Coyle & Sons of Billings were on the
market yesterday with a bunch of mixed
hogs. This firm is a new shipper to this
market although they have been here
new towns on the Enid branch Of the
Rock Island.
j E. Cooley of Rose Hill. one of the
regular shippers to this market, was In
again yesterday with car OF hogs,
which brought a good price.
Jeff Houston. the heavy shipper Of
Ponca City. was on the market yester-
day with a car OF hogs. He has had
from one to three here every DAY this
Sale & Johnson ofoNorth Enid received
a high bulk price for a good load OF me
dunn weight packers. They have been
shipping to this market for some time
and say that they like it better every time
they come hT.
Neff & Tremble of Arkansas City. new
shippers to this market, but old in the
business. were here Yesterday with
good car of hogs, which sold for hte bulk
". B. Johnson of Enid had a good car
of hogs here yesterday. which sold for
a good bulk price. Mr. Johnson says
the Wichita market Is the best for him
and that he is more than pleased with his
dealings here which have been prohJaoIe.
frankie & Shepherd, one If the Okla
homa coteries Of shippers who trade sole
~ with Wichita. We're here yesterday
with 8 car Of hogs. which sold for the
bulk price.
A. B. Crawford % Garden Plain thinks
that the Wichita market is q good one.
He said this after ne looked AZ his check
and saw the amount he received for q
EOOO car OF UltGluitl AEsN A1+nF+r-
The railroads did a fair business yes
terday The Santa Fe brought in cars,
the Missouri Pacific ;, the Rock Island .,
and the Frisco !.
H 4. Born. representing the Packers
Supply Co. of Chicago. was a visitor at
the Dold packing plant yesterday
The provision market was slightly of
color Yesterday L was steady as
VIII ole .mblIf, oPhbashrGitaoic mfwyc rnfw
whole, but ribs fell OF couple OF
notches- Pork opened at Sl1.o5 and closed
at 10. Lard opened at $50 ard clos
at the same point Ribs opened at s. s.
and closed a S5.2
All the travelingmen Of the D1ld Pack
ing company came in yesterday 20 re-
port for the week. The trade was good
during the past week. The greatest run
was in the specialfjes put Up By the plant
and not the straight pro$Scts- The bone
less pigs feet. Rsthman pressed ham and
Dewey ham sausage are the heavy sellers
and the departments putting W these
goods are rushed 10 their full capacity 20
supply the demand.
R H Chi.cott. from MankatO. Kansas.
saws there is q good deal Of cholera
among the hogs in Jewel county mere
than for several years. A very notice
able fact and one that may be = great