The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-19

market with medium weight hogs. which
sold at q good bulk price
Dan VIM. of Udan, was in person AZ
the yards with 2 car Of light hogs,
which sold without dockage at & good
bulk price.
Burchdeld & Cornell, one Of the Old
tine Anthony shipping firms, had In q
car load Of heavy hogs, and they sold
strong IN The bulk range.
l. 81 AcCr0cklin, Of Derby, had in
( a car load Of heavy hogs which sod
/ straight At good bulk price.
! House & Woulf. another heavy ship
/ ping firm from the north, had IN a car
I load Of heavy weights from Newton,
and they brought a strong bulk price
Mr.. Funk. If the firm Of Cheskey &
+ Funk. Of Nickerson, was il person with
I two cars Of hogs, one heavy and one
light, both bringing ali their grade could
command
c. G. Handy, Of Norwich, who has
shipped hogs 70 It's market ever since
there were stock yards here. was in per
son with a car load Of heavy hogs,
which sold ate on the close.
G. II shlves. Of Burton. was q late
conner with two c5rs OF hogs. Mr..
ShiVes IS a regular shipper TO this point
George 2. Smith o. Pratt was q ship
per OF two cars Of stock, one q car OF
straight hogs, and one mixed car, part
hogs and part cattle
Dunnaway & Gregory. OF Tonkafa,
among the most regular Of the Oklahoma
Shippers, had in two cars Of hogs.
W l. BOYD, Of caldwell yarded & car
load CT horses billed from Caldwell TO
Lawrence. They we're unIOaded here for
feed anI rest in transit
Tom Garland, Of Wellington. was due
70 arrive late n the night with a mixed
car Of stock. mostly hogs. with some few
cattle. These VIA be sold today
In all. there were = cars Of stock re-
ceiTed az the yards Yesterday, divided /
mong the several roads as follows;
santa Ee, Y: Rock Island, I: Missouri /
Pacide. 4. and Frisco. 2
Provisions yesterday got caught on the /
iced pavement and went down a peg or /
two, opening easier because Of heavy
hog receipts. but steadied a little at ths I
decline in sympathy with corn Com
mission firms did most Of the selling.
1ll-e scalpers and packing interests
bought May pork closed Saturday al
slt-5 opened yesterday at ~ cents
lower az Sl4-07la. and closed ar s1I02s.
May lard opened - To cents down,
&c sI4la holding steady for a while. but
closing ar si-+21c. : cents decline from the
--ose Of Saturday. May ribs closed al
a being II cents OFF from Saturdays
lose.
Yesterday morning party Of Rock
Island officials called at the packing
house district on q business visit They
-i5ited The Dold Packing company and
he new Cudahy plant They were very
greea5lT surprised AZ the activity Of al /
he interests il the North End section.
md expressed themselves as wei pleased I s
vita the very promising prospects They :
we're. oIr H Cover assistant general
lanaEer. 0f Chicago; Mr.. H H EMORY {
-=neraI freight agent, Topeka, Of al
mes west of the Missouri river. and Mr. /
Y. II. Herbtg- commercial agent, wichita {
All the Dold travellers except Mr. 3. c.
nderhll IF Fl Reno were in at the s
cuse Saturday, and all report excellent Z
usiness for this tine Of the year Z
heir trade IS expanding al the time, =
be fame Of the DOld products having z
cen widely scattered and the Made IN 5
ic1ita'' brand being the best known [
lroughout this whole southern country. T
Yesterday seven bran new lard tank
lrs were spottad in the stock yards q
'aczs for the new Cudahy plant They +
1re the lettering in white on a red back G
r un1 Of THE john Cudahy Company, 4
Tchita, Kau.t q
The tors yesterday were 1913; the. bulk L
sales S5.121tG5 49, the avera &c z
sight 2E pounds. and the receipts actu-
iy going ever the scales 10s1 The
RS FIR Saturday were s. 171z; the bulk q
1i5; ne average weight 90 pounds. u
'oRE PACKING AND PROVISIONS. ei
TIE movement u hogs is holding weu rC
10 expectations The total western e
cE-ns during the past week was 80
compared VITA $4,000 the preceding
ak ard $4,000 two weeks ago. For III
responding time last year the number Il