The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-31
CATTLE SALES.
PROVISIONS MARKET.
s,A4iPPEIss - 40 rAs.

Superintendent VIII Dulaney will leave
for the, south tomorrow TO be absent a
week
John Speers purchased a horse from
Uncle" Ed Blackburn yesterday for $50.
Cliff Darrat, of Paugh's office, had a
trying experience yesterday with a balky
horse.
Knox Brothers Of Keishley we're on the
market yesterday with a car of hogs,
and sold them TO advantage
Dold was the principle buyer on yes
terdays market. His buyer paid the top
price for hogs and got them.
Manager Fred Dold was at the yards
yesterday and made things pretty live
ly in The pens.
J. M Pertle of Ell Dorado had load
o. fair hogs on yesterdays market At
least, that is what the price indicated.
B. T. Forrest, the large farmer and
stockman of Anness, was at the yards
yesterday with a load OF very nice hogs
and GOT good price for them. Mr..
Forrest is a firm believer in the Wichita
market for local shipments.
J. NJ. Ratclif, the old reliable shipper
from Cunningham, had two cars Of hogs
on yesterdays market, and disposed of
them rapidly and to advantage Mr. Rat
cliff is a mighty fine hog buyer and a
STEADY patron of the yards.
N o
two loads Of hogs on yesterdays mar
ket and sold them at big price. Mr..
Eberly knows what a good hog is, as
well as any man in this county.
p B. Lincoln Of. Enid, Oklahoma, was
represented on the market yesterday by
a car Of Hight hogs.
Colonel Funk of Nickersoa had a load
Of mixed hogs on the late market yes
terday.
Fred Dod said yesterday that Charlie
Granville brought down from Sedgwick
a load Of the prettest hogs ever killed IN
mis- packing house Buyer William Wal
lace agreed with him, and so did Marsh
Paugh And the price was right, too, -
said another man There IS one thing
certain, and that is that Charlie Gran
vile wouldn't bring anything else but
the best # he could find 1t. Mr.. Gran
Vile is one of the best men in Harvey
county, not only as hog buyer, but
IN all other respects. he is a friend OF
Charlie Shaefers, and that is a recon-
mendation good enough for any man.
Charlie Granville Is a nice, genial and
very intelligent farmer who. while re-
firing IN his disposition, knows exactly
what the farmers want better than the
men who pretend 10 be statesmen. He
Is one Of the men who are always a
welcome visitor at the stock yards.
Today is payday at the packing house.
The men are paid up 10 Saturday night
the rolls are made out Monday and he
envelopes given out Tuesday. II takes
a big sum Of money TO cover the pay
roll of the packing house.
The Packing House meat market is
having a big trade. Many farmers stop
there for supplies, and who ever thinks
the farmers are not eating the best meat
ard plenty of It, this year. should see
thcm at the Packing House meat mar
ket
Tired men find Chisholm creek, above
the packing house, a good place TO swim
in
Two sisters Of S. Francis hospital
were up at Dold's yesterday looking at
the nice park. fountain and flower b IS
IN front OF the building. and expressed
admirstien for its tasteful and well-kept
appearance
The street car service on the stock
yards line is maintaining the reputation
IT required shortly after The line was
rebuilt Nothing IS lacking now but a
little Pavilion in which people can wait
at the end Of the line for the cars.
Superintendent Charlie Darrigrand. Of
the Dold packing house, says that bust
ness was never better than Il is now