The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Joe Cation of Peabody, one of the regu-
lar shippers to this market, was down
yesterday with a car of hogs. He ar
rived late on the market but his hogs
brought one Of the tOppy prices of the
day. Mr. Cation is an old time shipper
and has been coming here regularly but
a comparatively short time. He has been
remarkably successful and there has
hardy been a time but when he topped
the market. Mr. Cation is now one of the
hrmest advocates Of the Wichita market
and says there is none like it. The prices
paid are high and the shippers are treat
ed right by everybody.
jeff Houston. the veteran buyer at
Ponca City. brought in three cars of good
hogs yesterday. They were good pack
Ing grades and brought high bulk prices.
Mr. Houston is shipping very heavily of
late
W. J. Norris was in from Oxford late
yesterday and disposed of a good load Of
unedium hogs for the ruling price. Mr.
Norris has been shipping here for some
time
l. w. Hamilton. the old-time shipper at
Brennan. o. T., was in yesterday again
with a good load of hogs. They brought
one Of the high prices of the day.
J. L. Kline. new shipper at Elmer,
was on the market late yesterday with
q
but were held over until today. This is
Mr klines first time on the Wichita
market. He brought up a good load of
light hogs and they will probably bring
a high price.
Coyle & Smith, one Of the regular Ok
lahoma shippers who dispose of their hogs
IN this city. We're in yesterday and re-
ceived a high bulk price for a load OF
medium weight hogs. They have been
shipping regularly TO this market for
some time.
Harvey Grace of Cheney was on the
market yesterday and as usual had a
good load of hogs with him. They
brought a satisfactory price and Mr..
Grace was pleased with his investment.
John Liceloff had in a car of medium
lights yesterday from Belle PLANE. They
sold for the ruling bulk price Mr.. Lice
loft has not been shipping here long but
mas been quite successful as he is an
experienced man in the hog business and
buys and sells his stuff right.
Campbell & Horton got in late last
night With car Of hogs. They brought
one of the high bulk prices of the day.
A. c. Disbrow yarded a good load of
cattle last evening in the Wichita stock
yards
Steiner & Blair. one of the oldest ship
pers to this market. got the top price of
the day for good car Of hogs. Steiner
& Blair have been shipping here regu-
larly for the past ten or twelve years
ard have always expressed satisfaction
with the prices and treatment received.
Mr.. Mr. McGoveny Of oPnd Greek ar
rived late last night with a good load Of
mixed hogs which sold for one of the high
prices Of the day. Mr.. McGovney IS a
heavy shipper to the Wichita market.
Mr. Moore came in late yesterday from
Pond Greek with bunch OF good mixed
hocs. They sold quickly for high price.
They. were a very good lot and Mr.. Moore
was pleased with the transaction.
Charles Sparks was at lthe yards yes
terday for the first time in several weeks.
no has been in Texas on business the
greater part OF the time for the last
snanth.
rhe railroads did a small business yes
To-day before the market closed. The
arrivals up TO that time included cars
cn the santa Fe and ! on the Missouri
p.,c,3c
g~,e provision market was strong again
,-ss,e~dav but the fluctuations were not
es yjoient as they have been for some
6avs past. Cash pork opened at fio.SS