, 1873-10-27

particular Tho dull and depressed feeling then el1s Prev
inss the ne3t dozea dsys viii wltness no rscal
oz sight Of the fact that at ts season Of the year
tho ssatss Ct MiehIsan 1ndiana ohi9 and pennsy-
that sy b. reauirod to satisfy Go eonsuptive wanis %
and November Tiers is reliable Eastern outlet foE
asaey Of such sas
unproatane returns. Feeders, packers, aud local
butchers hsye been in good attendance and have
from these sources did not prove ancent to absorb
one,ha the snppy nos fewes than 1909 head ot COM
sod At tue Close d rse ts oyensnR ' Thers hns
been steadily tr inquiry for choice to extra steera
sniabo tGs tIs Nsw Albany sna Boston pc
were readily dispose Of at relatively good prices Or
Ct 1903 % for fuy-natured 1ueyfattcd steers of
pers boins chey At for fe1an steers, and
s0S any
$25q8305 for common to primo nntiye stockers which
arc lower figures than haVo prevailed at any previous
Steers wore taken for disnery feeding It sls7N@225.
The wants q e.ty butc1ers we're mainly suPPlie4 at
for native cowa and thin Htecra. Packers have paid
To-day only email amount Of sales vas accom-
plshed. The attendance was not materially smallor
tnaa on previous dsys q as week " @ slass e
days sales did not much exceed the fresh receipts,
which were about GOO head bunch Of graded stcers
averaging 1900 lbs, found buyur at $780, bue
$l.so@2.5o.
Extra Beevcs-draded steers, averaging !, 400
ohoee I fat, Vol formed ;car
to year old ateers, averaging 1850 to
GOOD Beeves-wei.fsitenod, anoy formed ''''
steers, averaging l2o0 to $50 lis 46oaboo
Bntshers T stossoomlnon I Go to iar stecss
and s9Ga e o s111 city slaughter M
seef sos sS esttls II decent
acah. averaging 100 to 1850 is. 2so@aes
stays, bulls, and scalawag steers. aoo@25o
ate cat1e-Te1as ehoise eorn,fed a2sSa7s
Cattle-Texas. through droves ............ 1go@260
=, Hoqs-consileri1g the large supply, and ths faet
ashaq wa oe % as s
Of packers, the course Of tie market has been much
more favorable M for the selling interest than could
outside buyers in attendance was noticeably large,
New York Boston. Providence. New Haven. rhIladel-
sensd in ho ill., 50 ths notwithstanding he absence
Of any very considerable demand from packers, t4a
IN values @ss aHa
ment Ia Light woishta was oompatativcy s.n4l, log
ssoSssn the aavanse hat grades ars
week The greater appreciation IN heavy hoss is dug
to the presence Of packers, md to the increased re-
ouire1nonts OF tho Boston, Philadelphia, and Glove
lind markets. The dinoronco. between the market
vae Light and heavy grades now less than at any
previous period within tho past SIX months ths former
selling to-tay ut and the latter At oo@4.2o.
A. Of Rssss during tho packing
majority to entertain tho bcef that prices will
ruo materially higher ut tho close than ut tho opening
OF the season. This opinion IL based upon tho know-
edge that over wide territory the crop aert
ously injured by the early frost, and rs this corn
must 10 fed out rapidly possible In order to de-
rive any benefit from 1t 10 believed that tho great
hulk Of the hog crop Of tho scason Of 1Ba7A will bs
marketed long before tho season ia half over.
To-day there good degree Of activity both on
local and shipping accounts and The market was Arm
from the oprlIng to the close Tho supply, including
tho stale llogs, amounted only about 900 head Dy
midday this number we'll nigh disposed of, whlla
by tue middle Of tho afternoon everything had becu
picket up and closing prcos showed rt!ing advance
on tho prices current early IN the ay Worry fs% sold
al $4o5 4aa We quoto heavy at 81. and Light
at 41o94.35. Among ths day's transactions were tbs
fo}1 r{nu~