The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-11

excellent grade and they brought the top
price of the day.
Jen Houston shipped up a load Of Pom
ca city pCrkers OF heavy weight which
sold at top prices.
C. F. Hyde, president Of the Bank OF
Colwich was a late shipper in Thursday
night with a car Of good hogs Of heavy
weight which sold straight at q stiff bulk
price for the day.
Uncle Philo Hunter Of Elbing was z late
conner the night before with a load OF
mediums which sold at a good bulk price,
straight
F. 3. StaIey Of Hose Hill was a seller
Of mediums which arrived Thursday night
AT a good bulk figure straight.
Townsend & Lamon, one of the most
regular of the old time patrons OF this
market were early on the market from
Andale with a car of lights which sold at
a good price for the grade.
Ed Weidline Of Augusta was a seller
Of a car of heavies at a stif bulk figure.
VIM Wiley, the heavy shipper Of hogs
from the Sedgwick City district had in a
car Of lights which sold without dock at
a good bulk range price
Fritz & Denoya Of Ponca City had in
heavy hogs of fine quality which went 1t
a price close 10 the tops.
W. S. Thomas, the heavy shipper from
Ponca City was IN with a car OF medium
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per range Of the bulk.
W. B. Johnson Of Pond Creek, one of
the heaviest and most frequent OF the
Oklahoma contingent was in person with
two cars Of heavy hogs Of extra good
quality which sold close to the bulk top.
Sale & Johnson Of North Enid were in
with q car load Of mediums which s,ld on
the close at the popular bulk figures.
Lagan & Baxter Of Enid Rere 9GG0ng
the later arrivals with a car Of good Eat
mediums which sold at a strong upper
bulk range price.
Chas. Hanna OF Enid was a shipper Of
mediums which sold straight at an upper
bulk rance price.
John A Ratliffe Of Hennessev vas IN
person with a car Of very good light hogs
which sold wei up the bulk list.
p. 3. Lincoln Of End was a shipper in
late with car Of good hogs Of nsdium
weights and they sole strong in tie bulk
Of sales
J. :. GreeRwa1e Of Huaneweu was a
shipper Of light hogs Of very fair quality
and they sold straight at bulk prices.
OvertOn & Son Of Hennessey had in q
car Of mixed hogs averaging lights and
selling for all they were worth in the bulk
range.
Colonel Henry Hartford of Aedora was
the last 10 weigh up Of hogs, late in ar
irving and they were mediums Of very
good quality which sold close TO the bulk
tops. Colonel Hartford is a large Reno
county rancman and stock dealer and is
known all over the state as one of the
foremost breeds and raisers of fine Short
horn cattle. This is his first consignment
to this market but he was well pleased
and VIII be regular from now on.
Steiner & Blair Of Lyons. Ed Weidline
Of Augsta, with his second load for the
day and Brenholt & Peoples of Deer
Creek, o. T.. weer all in late with hogs
which win sell on the opening today.
J. II. Stevens Of Douglas was in with a
car of mixed hogs IN the early part Of
the trading.
The roads doing the hauling OF stock
to the yards yesterday were as follows:
Rock Island. u; Santa Fe, z; Frisco and
Missouri Pacific, 3.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday: Tops $3.50; bulk $40 .5.521z +;
average weight, DO the best in a long
time; receipts 1.6S0 For Thursday: Tops
$50; bulk S5.S5. $50; average weight. PIG;
receipts 1150 For Friday of last week:
Tops. S5.621a; bulk $50. $50; average
weight 221; receipts 2,139.
The cattle pens of the stock wards arc
receiving q new roof of pitch tar.
An exchange gives the following good
suggestion for brood SOW handling. A rig
confined to q pen, fed corn and milk. Will
fatten fast, look nice, breed Young. has e
a few pigs. cake adders. fever, eat her
young If she lives through narrowing and
prove a disastrous failure. Her muscles
are unyielding, blood thick. system few
erish; she is diseased faD instead Ct
healthy DEAN