The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
CATTLE SALES.
PROVISION MARKET
e.EErPERs - go.

Charles Dorsey Of South Haven, and
Joseph Scott Of Peck, were late arrf-
walls with hogs Thursday night Mr.
DOrsey's hogs were sold for $40. but
Ar SCOTS were forwarded.
Oklahoma was az the head OF the co.,
umn again yesterday ". S. Thomas
had q car load Of hogs on the market
that brought s. IS
Big, generous hearted George Rilev
VINO sells Dold's fine brands of meat in
Oklahoma, came in last evening. He
thinks oklahoma IS tust as good as Kan
sas. and me two constitute the paradf q
CT this world. Mr.. Riley says q good
portion Of the wheat IS sown in okla
homa and is Up and looks fine He saws
the alfalfa on the bottom land down
there IS the finest on earth. Some Of the
farmers have harvested five crops this
year.
Two farmers called at the Dold pack
ms house yesterday to see Superintend-
ent Cnar.es DarTt grand. They i've u
N the neighborhood where 0fr Darrf-
grand recently bought a bottom farm
AMI is sowing d large part of it to al
falfa- They tod Mr.. Darrigrand that
they had recently read a story in the
Fag-e 10 the effect that ne was afraid
Z put fine Poland hogs on his farm for
fear The lackrabbits would eat up all
the pigs. They told him that story was
a fake am jackrabbits did not eat pigs
any morSthan a snowbird would eat a
horse Fred Dold said he would have
gwen something valuable for Charlie
Da-rigrsnd's picture at that moment.
John Burns, who works al the DoId
packing house. told Deck Parsons. the
buyer tor the Nashville Packing com
pany, that he would Ike 10 so down and
See Nashville and Tennessee generally.
Vas made - Nashville Mr.. Burns went
siong, cs.ersibly 20 take care Of the
hogs. but more particularly to get free
pass down to hte big town on the C1-rn-
berland river. When he came back "a
tried to tell SIr. Parsons wherein the
Tennessee hogs differed from the stand
ard Paland-China. Vow" said he. sT
VII tell YOU. when you stand by the
Size Of ths Cu5ahv packing house ~
Nashville and look at The hogs corning
a-o' ND the corner and Won see about
o0a-half Of the hog before his eyes come
- view yoH know right then and here
t7-t mat IS Tennessee and not Kan
sas hog"
Mr. Gilbert, the EXPERT ho~senan Is
Z king some Stands -5-bred wearing
CTS for Secretary Blackburn of he
SfteSy 7rds company. NJ. Blackburn
Ee rs his horses at the yards and he
has soma very fine youngsters. Mr.. Gil
tert IS very successful ho~=e-tra- -er.
Gl5 he never uses whip on the colts.
The force at the Doid packing house
a. neon yesterday assembled n trent 81
The engine house for the purpose. sos
Having their pictures taken. There were
ove~ three hundred OF them and rhev
made nice picture. The men even %
Nanager Fred Dold were IN their work
inc clothes just as they came fr-rn
sad = was the first time ne had ever
sen rhe PEOPLE working in the house al
assembled toEsther.
Chicaso's receipts Of hogs Yesterday
were l9.co, just loo more than esti-
mated
The Price Of lambs IN Chicago broke
p IN 50 cents in threa DAYS this week
Heavy receipts was he cause
Kansas City. sent . car loads Of at
cattle 20 he eastern sesooard on Thurs
cay Of this week
cisratch from Pierre s n. saws.
Tho rainfall over the range country for
tn FRS half 81 Szpternber has aI--a u.
exceeded The normal for the month and
II IS source 81 considerable wo~r~ %
s50cs interests The moisture keeps tHe
E-aSs green and the stock roo "Srft-'
'o Sain without 4 great deal Il shrink
are. a-d MAKES reuud-uD work q bod
-hat f. worries he cattle 20 nov .,e,,,
cutting them down badly even before
The shipping point Is reached. or his
account TIE range shiHnsuts for Seote--
fer promise q b. hehte- than r ~.
same month for any year sfnca -
re7ge was o7eued. Besides this -hA
81 ckre1 lock for : generally dry far
ard winter and do not use the care IN
STACKING hay that Is taken n vetta-
countries and macy sta cks % hay are
beng spoiled. But he worst feature %
l. all Is the fact that the grass : Re
'nT kent tender ana IN early frost vii
can1niete}y Sool = for winter ranEr- az
s Is no good unless Il cures before frost
strikes f. TIE rsnFe Interests ar now
a. strongly wishing sor d-v weather =
Trey were hoping for rain In The drouth
~ est Nav and June. and the no sturp
co-fng n this season q the tvesr Is
cs-c rec as anything but a blessing BY
c-tlle owners