The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-30

T., was a new shipper on the market
This was his first visit 70 this market
and he was very much pleased with his
transaction. He said that he was sur
prlsed to find what strong market there
was in Wichita, and that he would GER
tainly come here with hogs in the future.
Mr.. Pool had in a good load Of heavies
yesterday and they brought the ruling
bulk price of the day.
G. A. Cliff, the interchangeable shipper Of
Bluff City, was on the market again yes
terday with good load Of medium light
packers, which sold for good price. Mr..
Cliff is steady shipper to this market,
and does a good business.
Joe Porter, the old-time shipper of To-
wanda, was in yesterday with a good
load of smooth, heavy hogs, which sold
for a toppy price. Mr.. Porter ships good
hogs and is quite successful in his bust
ness. He has topped the market quite
frequently of late.
j. NJ Pirtle was over from Ell Dorado
yesterday with a good load of medium
heavy hogs. Mr.. Pirtle is firm advo-
cate of the Wichita market He re-
ceived good price for his hogs yes
terday and was very well satisfied with
his deal Mr.. Pirtle says that they are
having lots of trouble in FL Dorado over
the LIQUOR question.
W. F. Barnes, the well known cattle
and hog shipper of Pratt, was in yester-
day with a car of native cattle MI
Barnes is heavy shipper and also feeds
quite number of cattle.
There will be quite a large crowd of
Wichita commission men, stock men and
other people interested in the live stock
industry who will attend the meeting of
the Oklahoma Live Stock association in
El Reno, February Is and IA. A special
Pullman sleeper will be secured and will
be sidetracked at Ell Reno during the
convention. 1t is desired to have as large
a crowd as possible attend from Wichita
Any persons who desire to attend the
convention and enjoy the comforts of a
sleeper during the time. can make ar
rangements to join the stock yards party
by applying to Superintendent w. r.
Dulaney, of the Wichita stock yards.
B. F. Atkins of Medford was in for
the second time yesterday. He is a new
shipper, but is pleased with the Wichita
market He received the bulk price yes
terday for load of medium light hogs.
Cal Stuart, the well-known young ship
per of Whitewater, got a stiff bulk price
yesterday for load of medium weight
hogs. Mr.. Stewart ships here quite heav-
lily and is generally down with a load
several times week.
]. V. Owens of Kildare was on the
market yesterday with a car of hogs
which realized the bulk price of the day
Taylor & Mccormick brought in two
loads of hogs late last evening which
had to be yarded over until today.
Ripey & Butcher, the wen-known ship
pers Of Stafford, had a car of medium
weight packers in yesterday. They sold
for the bulk. Ripey & Butcher have been
shining hare for Soma years TheV saw
they have tried other markets, but this
gives them the best and quickest re-
turns.
Huff & Hoop Of Udall were on the mar
ket again yesterday and got a stiff bulk
price for a good load of heavy hogs
which they had in.
J. w. Norris, the oid-time shipper of
oxford, was in yesterday with two loads
of hogs, both Of which sold for good
bulk prices. Mr.. Norris is shipping very
heavily Of late
The railroads did a good business at
the yards yesterday. The Santa Fe
brought in 10 cars, the Rock Island II,
the Missouri Pacifs 9. and the Frisco l.
Mr.. Murray Of Cheney was at the yards
yesterday with three car loads Of cattle
which he was taking to his ranch to
feed
NJ L. Erickson Of Eureka came up yes
terday with two cars of cattle from
King6sher. He was taking them to his
ranch to feed. He yarded and fed the
cattle at this point.
Y Griffith and Knott & Wheeler Of
Belle PLANE were in, each with a ar of
hogs, yesterday. They arrived very late
and were not able to get on the market,
and their hogs were yarded over until
today,