The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-20
PROVISION MARKET.
SHIPPERS AND x0TEs.

AL, If the men employed about the
stock yards We're pleased yesterday when
the hog market turned upward. When
the market goes down the shippers lose
money. and all of the people at the
yards are acquainted with the country
shl els, and they like to see them make
mone Y. Hence, when the market goes
down the crowd is blue, and when it
goes up they are jubilanL
Some OF the f-llows who predicted that
hogs would go down to $50 have raised
the.r figures TO 500. When it comes to
predicting future markets the fellow who
doesn't pretend to know anything about
It IS just as smart as the prophets.
T. W. Bay of Corwin marketed a car
load of hogs early yesterday.
T. J. Houston of Ponca City is one Of
the live Oklahomans who is always in
the swim He sent in another car load
OF hogs yesterday.
y. Osborn brought in car load or
kt5ckers yesterday from Cunningham.
Re took them to his farm, east of the
city. to be wintered
w. J. Norris Of oxford and w. f. Will
hanson Of Pratt were late arrivals with
a car load Of hogs each yesterday, ana
they were the lucky fellows who turned
the scale for higher prices Down, down
mao been he word for more than week.
and williamson came in and sent it up
81 cents. That viii cause every shipper
IN the country who has any hogs ON
hand to say: "GOodr'
Carethers Bros, Of Anthony sent in a
car load of mixed cattle Yesterday which
viii probably be sold today.
When the telegraph wire in the north
part of the city fell down on street
car wire yesterday, Joe Stiles, the stock
ror n n e
the instrument. There was a blaze Of
fire and Joseph found himself getting up
from the floor.
Last night when the dispatch was re-
ceived from Mayor Ross stating that the
contract with Cudahy had been signed,
the market reporter for the aEgle called
m lack Osborn. the night man at the
Union stock yards. and told him about
it Hold on" said Jack, y want to
veil but there is nobody here to hear
4 ne Wait until I go over to the Ex-
4 change and wake Pat" the colored
I cook. and I viii make him listen to me
give three cheers"
Clarence Fulton and Thomas Kelso in
spected the big D0ld packing house yes
terday Mr. Fulton for several days had
heen eating Dold's Perfection bacon for
his breakfast. lie. was telling Mr. kelso
how GOOD il was when it occurred o the
two gen tlemen to g up and see how 1t
was cured Mr.. Fulton left his big
clothine house and hitched up his fine
roadster and drove 10 the packing house.
Fro Dold explained the process OF max
inc the famous Perfection bacon and
also showed them the fine machinery
used in the manufacture of white clover
Leaf lard Mr.. Fulton said the Dold
ho~se was a much bigger institution
than he ever dreamed Of
Dold sold ono wagon loads of cinders
which are being used in the bui ding Of
the bicycle track on Fifteenth street t.
Fat mount. a number OF teams are now
hauling the c.ncecs.
Daily Drove-s Tele gram; II there has
boe1 anv doubt in the minds o. the u In
itiate4 Of the supremacy of the Ameri-
can breeds Of Herefords and Shorthorns,
an INSPECTION Of some Of Ire awards az
q few Of he exhibitions lately held W II
,5isssDate them For some time past in
fsct since Hereford cattle have been
coming from across the pond TO this
country. there has been strong prelu-
dice IN favor of them Eut The breeders
Of this country have shown remark9-
b1e advancement along the Inc Of br5e =
ms me cattle. and have finally cut
ashamed their competitors across the
,,ond There have been many fine AMI
walls brought over. Few Of them have
b-Ar the cause of keen DISAPPOINTMENT TO
tbeir importers. In the case OF the QUIZ
Improver. imported TO show shrdlonu
Innrover. imported for show purposes
bv his present owner, T. F. B. sotnan.
Of Chiliicothe. Mo, there have been
many winnings to his credit since he
went into the show rims. He has IN .ece
STAYED at the head or nearly So since
he vas entered year ago. At TIE saow
dav before yesterday he vas secoro- ~
no time was he lower than foufth' SI.N
has bsen the champion Hereford AZ NJ n