The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-01
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John Williams brought in a car OF
hos from Bentley yesterday. He is one
o. he ga ar Shippers 70 this market,
and nc went away pleased with his
Treatment
Smyser, who lives north of the
ciiy, delivered 4 hogs at the yard yes
terday IL wagons. He thought car i ,-s
Brought the most money ana he wanted
20 make the buyers believe he had a car
load. K worked all rigt and he got
$40
L. NJ Fresh and W. B. Biggs. two
prominent feeders at Funley, were at the
TarGs yesterday talking cattle. They re-
port q far crop Of corn in theirN sec
ton Iney want some good dars now
John Norris of FUrley came in from
tinsnan Yesterday and called at the
Sarls- He IS one Of the successful cat
tle lee ers IN This county. he told a re-
porter for The Eag.e last Ivening that
lie had been feeding cattle for a good
many years and only one bunch of cat
Re nae ever lost MIN dollar. He saws
soo1 deal depends on buying feede
81 q lar price and getting the Eight
kind O. cattle H went south last night
on The Santa Fe To look for feeders.
J. IA. er of Kansas City shipped out
& car 4oad Of good all-round general
purpose horses last evening. They were
bough. ar Kingnan and in this civ.
Ar- Miner is a Kansas City dea.er who
buys a good many horses in this sec
ton
Henry Gertis Of Derby had a car load
OF IS on she ma ket yesterday. most
IS ol his own shipping, that brought the
toF p-ce OF the day They were the
s-7e wanted and We're even. well-fatte6
M Ge.is had 2 few req hogs IN his
CIR load. He gave il as his opinion that
-r Tv7
to Poiand--hinas.
j. B. KeH. the popular shipper Of
Ciearwata-. had a lead Of pigs on the
naaTke- yesterday that were two H-hr
Tor any Z the buyers here. They were
forwarded 10 Kansas City.
There IS considerable inquiry for goad
eEtive feed IS. A ve-y large majority
o. the men who feed cattle in this sec
hoa say they VIII not pay over 81 for
good native feeders. This seems 10 BE-
tn price a-rsed upon 5y feeders TIE
Otaer side have not been heard from yet
Speati-s Of Thursdays Kansas city
Do market, the Drovers Telegram says:
r. vas no Quotable change in
PROS The worst sales were weak and
hte 81 were strong and the AVERAGE
Fuh~taut. ally the same as YESTERDAY
The sellers claimed that il was hard 10
get steady prices. and The BUYERS that
II
too p heavy vas At sen agli-st
SOL Yesterday. and On medium al SIS
against $50 YESTERDAY. go bulk Of
sles OF ell weights was Il $ e565.15
BEesrS- s5.n1E5-t5 yesterday Ccmoar-
tng these prices with sales made here
the same dav. Il viii be seen that
Wi'hlta has a pretty fair hog market
II s. Lcui s,last Thursday the bulk
Of THE hogs. the pigs and the strictly
low grade offerings rot considered. sold
81 SIS TO %22is as AGAINST &.2s %
T5~o'- on Wednesday. Piss and ncNt
lights eo 20 rs pounds. average at 3 >
20 $50 according To quality. light hogs.
In 20 f91 pounds. SOFA AZ SO 20 8
tha bulk ~ $50 20 S7s2- Medium
WEIGHTS. IS 20 - ROUNDS. s-Id ar s %
u ss.25. the bulk going az s - 10 s. 3zss.
The average cullS sold AZ S-5 % 8 90
an fair 20 best heavy hogs at ssh 70
IS Good mixed hees A. S7-2e "a $. %
and common TO fair mixtures sold at
SIS 70 $50.
Away Down in Buffalo New York. last
Fri saw. hogs sold all the way from s. >
fer stars ard rough scws - $ - ~
- h IS The eastern farmer does not
So 8 very much more than the Kan
sas farmer for his hogs
S1eski1E Of cattle Inspection. the
Ever Telegram SAYS. Double inspec-
49, SUI laH-El & -le cox ~ %
SIS Cit- yards IS n IOazer rsqui-ef.
t. Kansas state i've stock sanitary
be- "a met ~ Kansas City yesterday and
nal public the decision On IFS part chac
Il was wiling hereafter t. -zcosrlze CO.
tifretes ~ inspection issued BY tae fe5-
e~aI inspectors. Heretofore or az least
for several years. the Kansas bard has
refused permission for cattle q enter
EanSas from south Of the state line IN
lis They we're accompanied by penn :
ION INSPECTORS appointed By that boa-e.
TO- this Inspection their INSPECTORS were
allowed 10 make 4 Reasonable charge.
YES rhe ruling lad down 6v the
Eaa=as board and made law BY 7rocla-
nation az the governor. Thts reason
able charge vas regulated only by the
greed q the Inspector. L was az first
-r1t down ~ reasonable a. &C Pc head
There was 50 much rebellion ~ the part
oS the cattIemen that & Us decided
that reasonably meant oniy C FER