The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-01
CATTLE SALES
PROVISIONS MARKET


Pork closed q cents highe- yeste-fay
and other provisions in propo ton.
u ne lop price for hogs yesterday was
500 Good hogs would have brought
more.
Yesterday was payday at the Dold
packing house Charlie Phillips Is the
Daymaster.
DAVID Wallace, manager Of the Whit
taker property, made d fraternaI call At
Do4d = yesterday.
The boys at Dold's packing house are
comp aiming Of II treatment accorded
them by politicians.
america exported to Russia last week
$4,000 bushels Of corn.
-orn receipts at Chicago last week
were l-ss2,0oo bushels, and shipments
were more than 100000 bushels
Kansas City Telegram: MAJOR William,
Wright is home from a short trip 10
greenwood county, Kansas He saws
crop prospects are fine, and that grass
is a good there as il ever gets any
place Corn promises d handsome Yield.
arElers there think the corn croD VIII
not D. quite 50 large as year ago. bur
Ar Wright says il looks 10 him lust
as good as Lass fails croo, if not bet
ter Crops OF all kinds are in ina
shape Cattle are doing well, but are In
lighter supply than last sumner. and
InarNe ti1S from mat county VIII be pro
peruonat5Iy smaller this fall
Ine Omaha Packing company began u
Go business at Kansas City yesterday.
New York wired that oca an freight
70 n had been taken thers for Iiv-
erpo2l al sic a 5ushel, which is 2toc
Over the low figure OF two weeks a~o
Tdis is the result Of that ch7rterinr Of
steamers by Germany and other GOV
ernmeu1s as transports 10 China The
- q haf
Chinese trouble would not move I'D t1a
oc-a1 rate very much, arguing that Rus
sa and Japan would send most Of the
troe qs- Their theory On this poin- has
turned out wrong. TOR the OCEAN rae
ms doubled on grain since the charters
for China began.
The United Kingdom IS already TAX
ins The hard Kansas wheat freely" ID
d Kansas Cl-y exporter. "eW have had
TIE bet relative bids TO-DAY We have
had this season. The Kansas wheat is
bound TO go everywhere. L * the fines.
grain OF The kind anyone ever saw. ana
there VII be no difficulty IN selling Il
waen the other side sees The sanp e.-
Yesterday being the asst Of the month.
the entire clerical force at DoId we're
as busy as naiiers.
Chez Clerk Harrison Of the D3ld Pack
lns company. reported a fine business
Osl4lo1a and southern Kansas
q H. Harrison OF Zy5a was in the
Ct y yesterday. ana marketed d load OF
hess az t-e stock yards
!. ) 'iree1w0ae. one OF the prominent
shippers 10 The yards was 10 from HUI
newell yesterday With a .czd q boss
lie brought the news that q man named
ABE Sleisar was killed 1here the p-evf-
Gus night oy 4 Santa Fe train Steize-
home. 7E5n he tram caught MIN 81 =
cross -ng- AiLlns aims Z and one OF his
horses Nr. Gre-nwa5e speaks val
about me deceased who was = years
OF sEe. and me father Of Two children.
Capt George Station % Milan. Sumner
county. was al rHe yards yesterday with
some CactIe. ". Sts1on Is a kentuckfln
and whenever ne comes 10 town ne ana
A Spencer exchange "reminiscences about
tie folks al tas cid home. IN Mr.. Sta
tons vicinity no one resides but Ken
tuckians, and they are 2 psacsa5Ie and
prc gresstve people. Mr.. Station says that
there = scarcely any corn in his neigh
borHc0d. not because Of drought. but BE-
cause none was planted there. Every
thing = MS part q the country IS
wheat
D-essbach & R-clzard q Nlokers,n rsa
car y boss On yesterdays 1-arset
ar Rickard came IN with them and Re-
ported corn in rather bad shape in a.s
vicinity.
" J. Phfpps IF Brsmer. Oklahoma.
vas at The yards yesterday with a car
OF coss.
Harvey Grace. Of Cheney. re grsatest
Ct al hog nen IN this sec1i1a 4 TIE
state. was II yesterday with LEAD q
III. best ne could get Mr.. Grace IS IRE
r25or OF Cheney. and he reports every
th5~z there IN splendid shape from .
sbu-.uess moral and material stand
u1-lt
s.eirh < Bucklin q Cairo hat = mixed
lcos ~ cattle and hogs in the city yes
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