The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03

with car Of heavies, which brought q
good bulk price.
". NJ. Cole. Of Mt. Hope, was the first
70 weigh Up car Of lights, which went
straight at a price that was strong for
their grade.
Phipps & Payne, Of Bremen o. T. were
on the morning market with a car load
Of mediums, which sold well In the bulk.
Knott & Kirby, the old-time Sumner
county stock firm, were shippers of q
car load Of mediums, which went at bulk
figures.
Cano & Hoag. Of Medicine Lodge, were
shippers of medium weight hogs, which
sold straight at a good price for their
class.
JEFF Houston clipped up a car of me-
diums which registered the popular bulk
price.
l. ". 8IcGiveney. OF Pond Creek, was
IN with car of heavy hogs which sold
straight at a good bulk figure.
Frank Moore, Of Andale, was in person
with q car Of heaves which sold straight
at a strong bulk range price.
/. ~ AIcCTocklin, Of Derby. was ship
per Of q car Of medium lights which
sold at bulk prices.
John Ratcliffs. Of Hennessey, was a
shipper of a car Of medium lights. which
recorded a stiff price for their grade.
sale &, Johnson, of North Enid, were
on the market with medium light hogs
which sold straight at good bulk fig
IRE.
II. A Schmidt Of Goddard, sent in a car
load of medium lights which went at
bulk prices.
F. Fuss, Of Perth. had IN a car Of mix
ed common hogs of light weight which
sold within the bulk range.
w. S. Thomas Of POnca City, was
again on the market with a car of me
diums, which brought bulk prices.
4. W. Bay, Of Corwfn, was / nwiIn
mediums Of ordinary quality and they
brought a bulk price.
z. 3. Burchheld, Of the well-known
firm Of Burchfeld & Cornell, of An
thOny, was in person with AGAR Of light
lights, which sold at bulk prices.
Pat Mckinley. the genial. good-natured
son OF Erin from Freeport, had in a
car Of medium light hogs, with a few
head Of cattle. Both sold at all they
could command
Steele & Son, Of Blackwell, had in
medium weight hogs, which brought a
good price.
". B. Johnson, Of Pond Creek, was a
shipper Of a car Of mixed hogs, which
were held over for today's trading.
Mr. Yoman, Of the old-time firm Of Day
& YOman. OF Alameda, was in person
with a car of hogs.
James Harper, OF Colwich, was repre-
scented on the market by two cars of very
fair hogs.
There was some little activity in the
sheep trade yesterday, most Of it contract
orders. There were in one bunch ten
head Of spring lambs, averaging ~
pounds, selling at $500: one bunch OF Il
selling at $50: and one of 9 stock ewes,
"a pounds average; at $500.
The roads bringing in lie stock yester-
day We're; Santa Fe. Il; Missouri Pa
cific, II; and ock Island, z.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday, tops. s. SPY; bulk Of sales,
s.. 50Q5-60; average weight 223; receipts,
2529. For the day previous, tops, $3.50;
bulk, S5.z0Q5.5715; average weight, 227;
receipts, 1,150. For Thursday Of last
week, tops, $50; bulk, So SOFAS. 7215; av-
erage weight. DIS; receipts, 1888.
Uncle Eds sweetheart was a caller at
the offices Of the company yesterday af-
ternoon.
Between Steve Leverick, ''Petey boy
for the Dold company and Frank Ma
haney, same official for the Cudahys.
there is an undying rivalry and inter
changeable jealousy. When either firm
gets anything new in the way OF hand
ling hogs or expediting business at the
yra dsthe herder for that house swells
up and lauds il over his defeated rival.
Yesterday ''Petey'' Mahaney lowered up
over ''Petey" 4leverick because, as he
solemnly declared, his house was to abol-
ish a mule and old wagon to haul their
deads and Grips from the yards and
would establish soon an up-to-date auto
mobile wagon with himself as chief op
orator. Steve wilted and went away to
nurse his chagrin. Later, however, he
cheered up and led an attack on his en-
envy which flOOred the latter. The cause
of the turn ia the tide was when Ma
haney came toiling and sweating up the
chute from his plant pushing a decrepit
old wbeelbarrow to haul back the Grips
and deads. Steve demanded to know If
that was his boosted automobile. and the
discounted Frank only sadly shook his
head and trudged away with his igno-
minious go-cart.