The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-23
saIPPEgS AND NOTES.
ork was OF 20 yesterday.

Pork was on 20 yesterday.
Lard was off cents, and so were ribs.
Manager Fred Dold was a visitor at
the stock yards yesterday.
William Pennington of Benton had a
car Of hogs on the market yesterday.
F. Waggoner Of Mulvane was up yes
Serday with a car of hogs.
Joe Scott Of Peck had a car Of hogs
and car of cattle on yesterdays mar
ket.
Smith & Bucdin of Pratt had mixed
car Of cattle and hogs on yesterdays
market.
Harvey Grace of Cheney was at the
yards yesterday with three cars of cat
lie
J. A seitz of Arson had hogs on yes
terdays market.
Drovers Telegram: NJ. c. Campbell. of
Wichita, is quoted as saying that IN
Kansas ali the section west and south
OF the Arkansas river viii produce no
corn whatever, and that much of It VIII
not even be cut for fodder. The croD
east of the river is in fair condition,
bat will not 1nake an average Yield.
While the state Welded 225 10000 bushels
IN 1889, Mr.. Campbell is of the opinion
that the crop this year will fan around
ieoSoo,oOo bushels, rather under than
over.
Snakes. and the variety that kills .,
was the theme Of the free-for-all diurnal
debate at the stock yards yesterday.
Drovers Telegram: James l. Harris
general live stock agent Of the Wabash
has just returned from a trip in Teyas
They have had rains in some parts Of
mat state almost every day for the past
two months and cereals have made ey
celient crops. In some places it has
been wet fer cotton and DELAYED re-
brrf bN MI
and viii he probably better than last
year. Corn Is made down there row.
ana III some places Is ground I'D mo
meal Coming through the territories
corn looked fair to good. Around Mus
kogee, Wagner, and Eufala it seemed
Pre- " dry, but there was none that was
soso utely suffering for water"
me Igat shower Of yesterday morning
bad the effect of cooling everything off
but. enthusiasm at the stock wards YES
terday
Cattle receipts this week at western
markets are running lighter than a year
ago, many being he d back on account
q iaSt weeks bad slump in prices. Com
pared with the ssme Monday AID Tines
gay last year. Chicago has had This
week loss of 1,eoo head. while Omaha
Gee eased $3.50. Hogs show a sho-fara
al Chicago Of 1900 and al Omaha T9o
t510. O'''''''a
The Dold company are using their
smoke-houses TO their utmost caoac'tv
preparing meat for the demand Of mr.
Overwhelming circle OF trade.
rom January l 10 August d inc,u-
eNe' combined receipts at Kansas ,~ir-,
Chf0ago. Omaha. 81. Louis and 81 To-
seph We're as follows:
Jan. l. 1900. to date. s.7s-5oo 10 i - -oo
Jan. !. 1899. to date......Ssl2.a0 laEr ca9
Nestn s.".--.+-.-.s----.-.... $1,000
Loss ...................... $780,. loo -oo
Receipts at the same five markets IN
q days Of August were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs.
NV --...-......-............. $4,000 1880
'Sss -.'...--.....-.......-.... $500 1920
Saln ....-...-...-......... SEQ ga
The following table exhibits the ex-
ports OF hog products from the United
States during the twelve months. ending
June %, 1850, and the countries 70 yrbf,5
exported The figures viii be OF Interest
20 men connected with the great Amsri-
can hog:
Be econ Pounds
United Kingdom .................. 50. $50 ~
France ........................... j. 81 es2
Germany 26,Oa7. I62
Other countries in Europe. 90. as7. stS
British North America. .-........., 2.S6I. So
Central American states and
British Honduras ................ 50. 242
efeSico ..-....-.................... 2S5 Osj
S2nto Domingo ---.-................ SSH
Cuba .,......................... Il soS ssl
Per o Rico ......................... Il03.ISS
@ her west Indies and Bermuda s5S0li
Rfazu ........................... 2.0l0.Isl
Cclcaltia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2s9S
Gth = countries in South America I74Ias
Ca.fla .-.......................... 1868
gewaiian islands ................. rs, SOS