The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-06
CATTLE SALES
sHiPPERs ANp MoTEs.


Fairly good hogs were worth 500 yes
terday.
II just takes Cudahy and Armour to
make a good. honest hog market.
Cattle sales are light because the cattle
dc not come and give the buyers a
chance
William Logan. of Sterling. helped out
the hog receipts yesterday TO the extent
OF one car load.
James Newell. of Anthony. was late
arrival with a car load of cattle last
G. d, Azbill. Of Ingcrson. brought in
s. car load Of hogs yesterday over the
Choctaw and Rock Island.
W. NJ: Bisley. OF Blackwell, mad IN
car load OF Oklahoma porkers Yesterday
and he found no reason to kick on the
Wichita market.
among the Oklahoma shippers who
struck the good hog market yesterday.
That old reliable and popular firm OF
Steiner & Blair, Of Lyons, had another
car load OF hogs on the market yester-
day.
Joe Scott. of Mulvane. came in late
with q mixed load of cattle and hogs
last night. The hogs were sold, and the
cattle were held over.
tJohn Williams the successful farmer
near BENTLEY marketed a car load of
hogs Yesterday that brought a good
price. Mr.. Williams says the farmers did
q good thing by feeding their wheat 70
boss lie thinks it was money IN the
! pockets of the farmers TO feed wheat, in
stead of running the pigs all out Of the
! country He thinks the wheat around
Bentley win make about two-thirds OF a
rFred Dold had the old power fans
taken out Of his office yesterday and they
we're replaced with electric fans
Cooley x bennett. of Rose HILL had
car of hogs on the market yesterday that
Wrought a good price
: completed aud now the floors and roof
viii be laid and the TWO freezing rooms
constructed. Manager Fred Dold says
hey VIII DE able to keep beef for I'VE
.eaFs. II necessary, because II can be
fept frozen all the time.
Nolan 4 SON Of Lamont were among
The oklahoma shippers who had hogs on
The market yesterday Thomas Nolan
VAS in charge He says corn IN his SEE
ton of the territory looks fine and the
wheat he thinks viii make about two
thirds Of "A good. big crop.
Fired Dold has an acre of alfalfa west
of the packing house from which he cut
9sG pounds Of hay. nearly TWO tons. and
1. is nearly ready 10 be harvested again.
He expects 10 cut four crops this year.
LAST year he cut il five times and then
pastured Il down late in the fan lie en-
riches The ground with Dold 8 lertiiizer
and irrieates il with his packing house
fire hose when the weather gets very dry.
New prairie and alfalfa hay : begin
nAE 10 MAKE It's appearance on the Sttsets
ead pretty soon people VIII buy hay a
Sod deal cheaper than they are doing
low.
John Windsor. of the Windsor Brothers
Rock farm at Garden Plain. was in the
sity yesterday. Tie says wheat is good.
eit not as good as last year and oats IS
anu srane He faNorS a bis carntNs-
elc ave stock show IN this city next fan
il SAYS the thing 70 do IS 20 have a fine
tocK sale in connection and he expects
see the finest collection of horses. cat
if and hogs ever seen in the transmits
eur country Mr. Windsor SAYS the
Feeders Of Hereford cattle especially VIII
bring their best stock 10 this sale and
exhibition and ranChmen Viii come here
C. buy them. His idea is that this fall
festival and fine stock show and sale
ought to become Fixture in this city
One car load of fancy poland-Chfna
hcgs sold in Kansas City last Tuesday FOR
2-i5- = was the highest price on that
market ia nine years. They averaged SaS
pounds, and were shipped from Hardin.
Missouri.