The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-30
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Henry Steinkirchner, Of Newton. one
Of the best hog SPECTATORS who ships
50 this market, was down with q car OF
prime mediums, which sold without dock
age at the top of the day. Alr. Stein
klrchner IS one OF those Wen posted. care
I'm steck men who knows good stock and
only hays the best his section produces
and then sorts them So that only the
fancy best end come -to Market when
headv.
Fremont Boyle & Co. of Hunter o. T..
we're shippers Of car OF mediums OF
VERY fair grade. and they sold straight
st the top Of the bulk range
Smith & BucElin. of Cairo. were ship
pers Of car ~ mixed cattle and hogs,
the latter being heavies and selling
straight ut the bulk tops.
JEFF Houston shipper up from Ponca
City two cars OF good. far hogs. one of
heavy weights. scoring the bulk top.
John Ratclhe, of Cunningham, was a
shipper u two cars OF nOss, one heavy
and one feht both selling strong for
their respective grades.
"A. X Ebcrley was on the market with
"a car load Of fights. which sold straight
1T good bulk range price.
r. T. Williamson. Of Pratt was
shipper of @ ear load of medium lights,
which sold at strong bulk figure.
George r. Suliia or Pratt. was III
with mixed car OF stock. both boss
ana cattle selling OUR promptly 1T good
figures.
Othe- shippers in on the late trading
with h0Es were as follows. Pat Could;
T7ritze * Deuoya. of Pouca CRY, Dan
Winn EdaI; 1lelf0ri 1liil ana Elevator
Co Medford O.. rs q ST. SliVes, Burr
son. Sale & Johnson. Enid. Frank Moore.
-Andala r. s. STACEY. Rose Hl-; j. H.
Martin. 8Iayfeil.
The roads bringing liz the stock yester-
Gay were is follows. Santa Fe, Is Rock
Island. 9. Missouri Pacific, p
The daily comparisons were IS follows.
yesterday tons. $500; hulk. S.s5f5.5li1.
average weight rs: receipts sold and
weighed up l5l- FOR Aoncay ~ last
week tops S5-sts; bulk, $3.50 1855 aV-
graEe weight 26. receipts. els
Chicago looks Cor 10000 hogs this week.
O.. G. Pervies. iu Orange JUDD Farmer,
has the following 0n Sleeping Quarters
FOR boss These should be roomy.
well ventilated and mother TOO warm
nor too cold. and perfectly dry. They
animai can enter them. otherwise they
cannot Zee kept BE proper condition OF
Cleanliness. There sh1uld be Two or three
or even more sleeping places provided
Ter large herds, Sc they may divide into
small lunches. one end 81 an tuciosed
cattle shed partiriuled ot, IS as good IS
1he most expensive hos house tor this
purpose Beware OF cold drafts. au1 So
co1strRct the building thar tie cold
winds O. not blow ca the hogs AZ the
sahe time allow sufficient ventilation
Tor the escape of faal air. The aooc
salav he az earth or boards as preferred.
Z nke q grcund noer and 50 90 the
ToEs. and I deem ir best IN consult their
Tastes IL this matter. ID must he kept
clean ara occasio1aliy rec1ated with
r~aeh Earth. or sand Very l-Ile bed
ding is required even ln TIE coolest
.s-sathsr. and slough haT Or r.e straw IS
hest FOR s purpose. The oeadia- should
Sc cleaned out about once week and,
81 n.e5ed a little fresh Supplied. Eoes
should never be allowed 20 sleep 81 r1a-
saure piles Ut around srraw stocSs. e it
can Be- oided, or lie any pace from
w-.ch trey viii come our stea-nlns and
syveaIne That condition in colo 1eath-
er = -dec8s6ly injurious 20 tn1ir haaleh
and thrlfi- The sleeping quarters should
o. sIE aided occasionally Ni-n sSe1
Eme Of crude carbcl5c acid as assn
fectant / consider y good pan ln
Sumner to shut the hogs OH - ir
winter quarters m1ch as poss---@-
and Jet them ie ir the pasture ana ll-
der tne shsde lrees NotlluE IS 2etler
thar sunshine as lisilfeesallt she
germ destroyer, and the arrnS ri1eaS
O. hog houses and sleeping quarters Pc
particular should he such as VIII admit
khs greatest amount q sunlight Beware