The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-22

q. 2. Baird sold out car Of light
hogs on the early market at good bulk
prices
CHesksy & Funk. Of Nickerson. sold
their lead on the opening trading at a
g3-d price.
Connor & Humphrey. Of Kingfshor,
E0ld car f heavies az bulk figures.
c. C. Carson, the old veteran shipper
of W.T. Hope. was in with a car of light
boss which brought bulk prices
Dennis LOOMS, of Garden Plain, was
on the market with a car Of medium
lights. which went at The top Of the DAY
WIN. Wiley OF Sedewick, another pa
tron OF these yards. shipped in a car Of
IN dunn lights OF very good grade which
took the top price Of the day
T. Wgle. Of Blackwell chad a car load
Of fine hesvles. and also some good light
weights III selling AT the top of the day.
J s. Graenwa5e of HunneweI had in
q mixed lead which sold at a good bulk
price.
c.. r. Cole. Of Mt. Hope. was reported
dine 10 arrive late with a car of top
hors
r. holland of Zyba, was on the
carly market with a car load Of mixed
hogs.
The stock yards people and the Dold
works both did their part very nicely to-
ward the success Of the bond election,
both voting their entire cout lnEent.
me Dold shipments from all divisi ions
were heavy especially In fresh meats
and sDeolalties BY crow5inE every de-
par-'uent they have reinforced thefe
stock and AFRO better able m get out or
ders THE heavy and unusual demand
nos becn q tax on their reserve stocks.
and fhrv got "shot TO niecesH but are
now u better shape TO handle the large
tade
veral visitors. stockmen and stock
vars people have called at the Yards The
past week end an express their sur
prfsa and iFmiradon of the fine system
and sisciolina and convenience here nd
she possibilities NJ The future of this
point for a big 1--we stock market
The two buyers YESTERDAY at The Yards
were cordially disa0pointed ~ the re-
cei~ts Of hogs They were BIT or than
some DAYS Of The recent past, but they
can stand considerable OF an inp-ov e.
mert vet Roth represent large firms
who are s0relv in need ~ good string
or hors every day. and willing 10 pay
str market prices for them. Right along
+1e prices paid here are close 10 Kans7 g
civ and every feature Of convenience
close TO Sd ppinE point and best or care
end treatment in handling the stock.
an are inducements to farmers and reg
uI7r hog sneculstors to consign their
stun here. Yesterday one or the buyers
expressed rtmself as satisfied with the
quality of HIS string. but discoura re5
with the Ieht run and SAID there were
not near enough hogs coming In. Both
VAN double or treble their purchases 81
thev can ct the hogs.
The Do,d company yesterday killed and
dressed fine lot Of lambs and mutton
Eboeu. These are extra fine ana dressed
n EXCELLENT form. the best thar the local
meat market men have had in long
time
The receipts yesterday we're about soa
the average weight SIS tops $40, and
bu7l- 81 =0- ~ 70
Chief Clerk Harrison IS very busv
rsrht now. 3Ir lee webb. NIr Harri-
sons assistant. who takes on the det3A
drudrery. is absent on the road, taking
care ~ afr CopelaDd's territory during
the Illness OF fhe latter.
Pr7vis 0us were Arm. with a fairly good
6emand Fer RIBS and pork packers be-
ine tnc best buyers january pork
closed az s1.s2; on Tuesday. S1.l5. jan