The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-13

were heavies. IN hne, plump condition.
and sold readily at the s9-cent top.
l. n ortons Of the well-known firm OF
Campbell & Horton, Caldwell, was in
person at the yards with a car load OF
me heavy hogs. which sold promptly
at the new top price.
Dan Welcheon. Of Hutchinson, was IN
person with car Of extra fine heavies,
which were the first 20 cross the scales,
and set the pace for the higher top price.
Charlie Blake. of Mt Hope. was n
charge Of a late car Of mixed stock for
cole 6, Blake. All OF Il sold out at good
prices the hogs, which were heavies. sell
iDg al the top OF the bulk range.
Alr. Chas. Meuser. Of the fra OF Meuser
Bros OF Anthony, was IN person with q
car load Of heavy hogs of good grade,
and they sold at the top OF the bulk list
Mr. Meuser Is one Of the extensive stock
men and farmers OF Harper county, and
l-e gives glowing accounts Of conditions in
his section Wheat, he says. IS fine, and
VIII run = 10 s. bushels 10 the acre. Corn
IS on the average very fair. there being
some Of II backward. but large amount
al safe so far. Oats, he says, may not
be fuu crop. Grass has suffered some
from the dry spell, but he says this last
rain win brng If tout all right Hogs are
not plenty. he says. as the farmers have
been raising wheat heavily. instead OF
stock feed. He vas well pleased With his
deal yesterday. and expects soon TO have
IN another car load OF stock
II. a Schmidt, CT GODDARD. was n per
son with cor % fine medium, which sold
straight at the top OF the bulk.
John Nolan & Bro. OF Lamont, o. T.,
had IN g car Of g0od. plump me5iums,
which sold a once ar the bulk tops.
P 2 Lincoln, OF Enid, vas on the
market with a car oS medium lights
which made = strong sale at close 10
bulk TOP prices.
Martin & Wilson. OF Enid, were in with
a car of mediums, which sold on the
close at strong upper bulk range figures.
joe KnOblauch, Of Colwich, was n
person az the yards With a late car Of
smooth, even running mediums. which
sold strong at an upper range price
Day & Xoman, OF Alameda were IN
with q car load OF medium lights. which
sold strong at q good bulk figure.
L Puls, Of Dover, was IN person with a
car OF light hogs, which sold at bulk
prices
Joe scott Of Mulvane. was in person
with mixed car, all OF il selling well
The hogs were medium light, but Of good
quality, and they sold at a strong bulk
price.
A. T. Forbes. OF Vvellin gton. was IN per-
son with a car Of mediums. which sold at
g good figure for their grade He says
good. marketable hogs are getting scarce
In MS section Crops. he says. are all in
dne condition. and II anything was need
&c this last rain VIII TX them all right
z. 2. Williamson. Of Pratt, sent IN a
car load of mediums. which sold at . good
bulk figure.
Wm. Johnson. Of Attica. shipped II a
car Of lights. which sold weu for their
class and weight
J. Z. Cooley. OF Rose Hin. sold car
load Of mediums at a good bulk price
Col Funk Of Cheskey & Funk. SICker-
son. was on the market with q car OF
light hogs, which made an early sale at a
strong price Tor their weights.
The roads contributing 70 the receipts
yesterday were as follows: Rock Island
z: Atchisou. G. Missouri Pacific. s;
Frisco. l.
The daily comparisons were as follows:
Yesterday. tops, $50; bulk q sales. $ 50
O.. 75, average weight, 225; receipts. lis.
For Tuesday. tops. s5-75: bulk. s5.55Q5. s.;
average weight, 2o4; receipts, 11o4- For
the same day last week tops, $50;
bulk S5.5oI5-65. average weight, p; re-
-afnre -5s