The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-07

q car Of light hogs Of good grade. and
they sold straight al the bulk tops.
OVerton Bros. OF Hennessey. were late
IN with car OF very fair medium lights
which sold AZ = Strong upper bulk range
figure.
hrn Of Horton & Campbell, Of Caldwell,
vas IN person with q car Of mediums,
which sold without dock az z good bulk
price.
Wm- Garrison, Of Pond Creek. was IN
with car Of light hogs, but OF good
quality, and they sold vel at an upper
bulk price. 1Ir. Garrison IS present sen
atOr from his district in the Oklahoma
legislature, and was formerly state rep
resentative from Barber county ii the
Kansas legislature.
Tom Garland, the er-stockman
from Wellington. had II a mixed car OF
hogs and cattle, both lines selling out at
good market prices.
.. n Hutchinson, OF FaverhiIl. the old
tine shipper 10 this market. had IN a
car Of good mediums which went at an
upper bulk prics-
LaEan & Baxter. Of Pond Creek, were
again on the market with light hogs Of
very fair grade. which sold straight az a
strong bulk price
". Z. Beckham- Of Burton. vas late
= with q car OF very fair lights, which
sold strong on the closing market
II y. TulHs, Of the firm OF Azbiu e.
TIllis, Of Kfowa, was n person at the
yards with car load Of mediums. which
sold strong.
Pat Mckinley. the always genial and
welcome Emerald Isle son who ships reg
uiarly from FreepoTt, was IN person at
the yards with q car OF medium lights
which brought q stiff bulk price.
Norris & Eazel, the oid-tirne patrons Of
this market, had in a car Of light hogs
bat Of good quality, and they brought q
good bulk price.
Ed Weldline, OF Augusta reached the
Yards after the close with car o. very
good heavy hogs.
Charlie Sharpe, VINO for many years has
been q buyer OF hogs On order az this
market, OF and on, IS back again with q
Los Angeles. California, order this time
and together with the other three reg
ular buyers, viii take hand IN alb
sorbtng the offered hogs. Charlie IS one
Of those good fellows whom every one
likes, and the glad hand OF cordial vel
come IS extended him BY the yards fra
ternity.
The roads bringing in the stock yester-
day were as follows, including a car OF
cattle which were ysrded for feed and
rest in transit, and viii &c sent 70 the
country today: Rock Island, 6; AtchisOn,
. AL-so4rl racine, 3 rlSCO. /
Ed Heaiy shipped il a mixed car OF
hogs and sheep on the early market
The tops yesterday were $. 7z1t; the
bulk OF sales, So 9G5. 20; tie average
weight Of car hogs, 2I7: the receipts. 1873.
Under the head Of Cattle Train With
out Attendants" the Associated Press
yesterday gave out this dispatch.
Denver, June 5.-A peculiar shipment OF
Mexican cattle was received here from
E PasO. They lost the shippers who
were II charge OF the train. and came
through from La-J1nta unattended There
we're IS cars IN the lot. and they were
all In g bad fix Twelve head were dead.
from 20 70 80 were 50 injured that they
VII either die or viii have 70 be killed.
and from 70 a dozen we're down IN each
oar. The employees OF the yards who
are hardened 70 seeing suffering By IN
coming stock were shocked % see the
condition the animals were IN The cattle
thai were standing n the car had tram
pied almost 70 pulp those that were down.
The train was billed 70 Urmston. Baird e.
Patterson Il IS surnised that the rail-
road company wiz have considerable
trouble with e heavy bill for damages