The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-17
sRIPPERs AND Votes.

OR L. Vile Of Blackwell, was a ship
per OF medium we ght hogs Of good quail
dsy. which sold at the top price of the
day.
Adam Hunbauer Of AIulvane. one Of the
Oldest shippers to this market, was in
with a car load OF heavy hogs of very
good grade. which so at the top figures.
Townsend & LamOn of Andale, we're
on the market with extra heavy hogs
good enough to bring the top of the day.
T. W. Bay. Of Corwin, was one of he
earlier arrivals with car Of very fair
mediums which brought good bulk
price
Wheeler & Stuart. Of Belle PLANE. were
IN with q car of med UNI weight porkers,
and they sold at good bulk figures.
Henry Steinkirchner. of Newton was
on the market with car load of heav-
les which sold at a good price
ID. NJ Hutchinson, Of Haverhill, who
has shipped to this market ever since
ne has been In the business. was on the
market with a car Of heavy hogs. which
sold well up on the bulk range. Mr..
Hutchinson has been absent from the
market for a little while but ne en-
phaticaly declares that he is back now
10 Stay.
If. BL Pope. Of Argonla, was IN with
p car Of light hogs which went at bulk
figures
VI WILLIAMSON OF ftdlLs was an
early arrival with a car load Of light
weight hogs which sold at good bulk
prices.
John Williams. Of Bentley, was a late
arrival with q car Of medium heavies,
which sold at a good bulk top price.
c. P Davis. Of New Murdoch, was a
shipper of Ieht weight stock hogs on
the early market.
There was one big cattle transaction
III
the stock yards contingency The deal
comprised a transfer of 400 head OF s.
year-ol5 Panhandle feeders of extra
high grade and quality. knight & Slater
OF woodward were the sellers and Fred
Roster The buyer The average weight
Of the 490 head was S3& pounds and they
sold at $50 This was the only i'm
rortant deal in the cattle division, but
ia addition there were: Two cows aver
age weight 100, selling at 1926; one
COW weight 1850 price $780, one bun.
weight $50 price so.
TIE roads bringing fri the stock yes
terday were as follows, Santa Fe, s;
Missouri Pacific. g, Frisco. Q
TIE top price for hogs yesterday was
$50 and three cars sod 1T This fgure.
The BULK was 50 soG4.75. bur the fact IS
all but one of the car lots went within
RANGE of 81 6-t-l4. II. Nine Of the zen
cars offered were sold ar the Uop figures
and the other one at 81 60 The avera Ee
weight was 81 pounds eleven pounds
tighter than on Thursday. The re-
ceipts were S43.
The estimate Of hog rece'pts for yes
trr5a~ at Chicazo was 2-.oo1 The re-
ceipts were q co. with 3o5S left over.
The receipts for Thursday were 81, -5I
and the estimate for today is eoQoa.
The provision market Yesterday was
easier on prospective heavy receipts and
easier prices at the yards January rork
closed at S1.73, the dav before az s11 s.
Tanuarv lard closed at S. the day pre-
zfous Sse7 January ribs closed at
e. 90. on Thursday S6-S5.
Yesterday on this market the quotation
.ss 10 10 cents higher. AT Chicago
v-.fr go less hogs &c was only "strons
+o shade higher" At St Louis The
official disuatches gave cn'y 5 cents
higher" and Kansas CITY reported steady
- weak All this borne Ia mind. and
r. IS certainly s gnifcant and suge est
fve. there would seemingly oe no cues
ton hat this market FOR hogs. day n
and 6ay out. more than holds its own.
end shippers from The whole southwest
terr,t7rv cannot nos bly, better them
selves than e cons gn their hogs 70 tffs
rnarket. There are now in the field here
two ~ the largest packing concerns In
tho west buy'nr hogs. and any shipper
VII receive here the best possible prices
for his hogs