The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-10

Of hogs Of medium light weight and sold
al the top Of the bulk. The cattle were
three fat cows, two fine slockers. ard q
good ban. and the whole consignment
sold wei
J.. H. Bales. OF Andover. was a shipper
Of q fine car Of hogs, medium Light
weight and wei finished, which went at
bulk TOP figures
JEFF Houston. OF Ponca City, had IN
heavy hogs. which sold without dock -at
q good price.
o. Il. Clark. Of Nardin, was a shipper
Of a mixed car Of hogs and cattle the
hogs being heavies Wlich sold without
dOckage at a good price The cattle
were cows and heifers, which sold a.
good prices.
H Z. King. OF Leon, was again IN
with hogs of medium heavy weight,
which sold at a good price
Uncle Phlo Hunter, Of Elbing, sold out
on the early market car load Of heavy
hogs at a good price
@. III Shives. of Burton, had In two
cars Of hogs, light and medium weights,
which sold on the early morning mar
keL
Hall & sego. Of Orlando. sod out their
ate car Of Tuesday night Of medium
light hogs with no dOckage at good
bulk price.
Caezkey & Funks late Tuesday nights
car of light hogs sold on the first trad
sam Stewart. Of Medicine Lodge. was
a shipper Of medium light hogs at strong
prices
George r. Davis. Of waterloo, Kan.
was III with a car Of light hogs OF ordi-
narlv quality, which sod Wen for their
grade.
sykes & Son. Of New Murdock. were
represented on the market with light
hogs Of mixed grade, which sold toward
the close.
H. r. williamson. Of Pratt. was a sh D
per of mixed car Of stock, part hogs
and part cattle. The hogs were medium
Hgrts and sold with no dockage at q
good price.
C. c. Handy, who for ten years and
more has been a regular shipper 10 tbs
market. and for the past two years av-
eTaG1E O. car OF more week. was in
person at the Yards with a car load Of
light hogs eeliDE Straight at price
strong for their grade
Steiner e. Blair Of LYONS. sold out
car OF heavy hogs early in the trad
ing &c good market prices.
C0nuor & Humphrey Of KinEfsher,
sold out car Of heavy hogs received
late the night before.
J. f. Cooley. Of Rose Hiu. was a be
lated shipper with hogs late in the even
ing which viii be weighed up cary this
morning.
The cattle sellers yesterday were as
follows c. A. Stuart &. Co.. Wicrita;
o. II. Clark. Nardia; Probst d CRIT
sykes & Son. New 1Iurdock; Cheskey &
Funk Nickerson, Joe Scott. Peck, and
Townsend & Lamon. Andale.
The principal cattle buyers yesterday
all grades, were rs follows: Clark Pol
lard. Tom Alexander. Frank Robbins
stuart e. Co. and George Bennett, But
Ter county
AS a sudden and diametric change IN
Che hog situation in two DAYS. it may
be called q the attention Of the tra-5e
rhat GA Tuesday the hog market was
quoted at % cents lower. Yesterday the
situation whipped around so that the
days quotation was a full 10 cents
higher. 20 cents change This was for
car hogs and in the bulk Of the sales
The Two TOP loads were another pO.nt
1isher yet while wagon offerings were
aly-r Eere from 10 To . cents higher.
Yesterday Chicago reported active,
cents higher. closing strong St Louis
SEMI out, market cents higher" while
Kansas City was strong 70 cents
higher In other words we heat them
ana IL que El4-LL 10 the per
sistent demand for the best hogs, and
the struggle between the buyers to get
rham- especially the best that came in on
the late close. No shipper can afford TO
go By Wichita now, and right now es-
pecially the very best prices anywhere
are being paid. and 1t would seem to be
a good time to sell hogs. especially of
the better grades Of fat butcher stock
An analysis Of the hog tables today
1ows the following interesting featur s.
Tops sold at S.071a. two cars Weighing
respectively 11S and % pounds one car
of z5-pOunders ar S5.a-1a. SIX clrs at
from Ell pounds to $50 pounds. Four cars
ac 81 e5. running from 2l3 to 2}6 noun 9
average. One car at 1881. weighing 215
pounds Toree cars at $3.50 from ISL 70
5f pounds Three ears AT 81 S7ia. rang
ing from lIZ 20 % pounds. One car at
S. Weighing 90 pounds. and one car
M $3.50 Weighing l,4 pounds. The aver
weight was Z1 pounds. aga inst -
en- Tuesday, and pa pounds on Monday
There were several loads Of mixed lights
and pigs which sold lower. rs the stern
competition was on the heavier and bet
ter grades The bulk range was $t.s5
70 $685. with a few punches of wagon
boss il this range. The actual receipts
shea l1 were 1710. with several mora
cars 81 arrive after the close Twenty
TWO cars If hogs crossed over the scales
rr- the trading. and at the close the
hog pens we're empty ali offered hogs Of
very variety being Sold and at tho hest
respective grades could comm nd.
i was good day 1t the Dcl5 piaut
for this season OF The year. the sh. p
products and straight contract fob1 r-