The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09

elsewhere.
CHICAGO. Oct. About 1000 cattle ar
rived to-day, as against %. 1893 last Monday
H.S75 a year ago, and 2. 164 two years ago.
OF .to-day's arrivals about 1850 were ma
Ives. H,SW Westerns aId aOu Exams. Inc
DEVELOPED fair activity. however. and the
to have been done on a basis of last weeks
numerous. and. being in good demand, We're
steady to firm. Good Westerns and Tex
ever of weakness the market may have
shown being confined to the W grades.
Extra 1,400 to 1850 10 steers were quoted at
3 s. .sS. From nn ss.S5 w to Sc ao bought mshy a sI large sP part
Of the natives. and S.60d3.@ were popular
prices for Westerns. Texas cattle were
and prices were weak. Something like a
thousand head We're left over from last
week. and as feed bills are mounting Up
there was some anxiety among holders to
unload. The calf market remained firm.
The hog market was active and strong:
It averaged &c higher than Saturday, and
higher. There was liberal buying for East
ern account. and with packers also in
active at the higher prices. The top was
$40. There were not many trades at bet
ter than SIS. the offerings Of prime heavy
for most of the stun they bought, and S@
SIS was the range at which most OF the
shipping lots were weighed. The quality
WAS not as kODQ as last W6ch > dfCId6C-
Sheep-To-day's receipts of 5000 did not
lessen the demand or lower prices, the mar
ket remaining about steady, with lambs
selling at 10015c better and choice western
sheep a little higher. There Is considerable
poor and ordinary stock here that does not
sell! at all readily e. lily, 4 gOod d demand for for es.
follows: 75cdS3.O for poor to choice sheep
and S1.50Q4.50 for lambs.
Receipts-Cattle. $4,000; calves, 1000; hogs,
24.0O0: sheep. 5000.
NEW WORK Oct
for two days, 3.252 and GA carloads on sale.
The market was active and 10dl5c higher:
n nnat se fafsrs s4. sS5a % Common Ranmss 1927 so Culinary msrs.
S.75Q4s5 IS; poor. S.25Q3.5O; Colorado and
fair. $:7og3.S; stays and oxen. s225ai:
c cabs. s Saose airy dcws' steers seasqa At s Enrope ner
ID, dressed weight: refrigerator beef at 81
Gsl4c per 10. No exports to-day
Calves-Receipts for two days, 1850. The
market was dull: veals. kc lower: grassers.
1ac lower: Western calves. sc lower than
a week ago; veals. poor to prime, S507.2;
grassers, s2d237e; Western calves. poor to
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for two days.
26.214 and 104 carloads on sale. The market
sheep Mss s'1 Door sf to ppri mesk 81 , Bag Is: 7f lambs io com;
mon to choice, $2.75G425; fancy, $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts for two days. 1857 and
1.1O6 on sale. The market was 1c lower
6: sns 8 s95l' inferior to choice state hogs
BAsT BUFFALO. Oct. s.-cattle-Re-
SSeipts, 2sS cars. Market sI : e. slow, Extra
SaS.s; rough, S5s.75: export bulls, $50
$50; stockers good to choice. s2.s5a3; fair
t t.: g fs1d g sa'7s sSsd. m KsSas COWS s,t choice sers sas g
springers, sOd43. veals, choice to extra.
sSgs.5o; fair to good. S,5oq5.D:.
Mediums. heavy and choice Workers, $3.50
5.5: roughs. A.40@475.
Sheep and Lambs-On sale, 10 loads;
prices a shade stronger for Workers and
light grades. Top wethers. xa.2563.75: fair
to good mixed sheep. $2d2s5; common to
fair. N.75a2; choice lambs. S.sOQ4; fair to
LOUISVILLE. Oct. s.-Cattle-The mar
ket was fairly active on good grades. Bull
market strong and active and about 15@25c
butchers. S.5oas.7 Is: fair to good butcheTs'
$2.75G3.25; bulls. s1.5Od2.50.
HogstThe market was slow and sc low
er. Choice packing and butchers, =; fair
to good packing, A.S0g5; good to extra
light. s475Q4@.
Sheep and Lambs-The market was dull
ping sheep. s2a2 Is; fair to good. sl75Q.;
extra spring lambs. s2.50q3.25: fair to good.
s275@3
KANSAS CITY, Oct. s-Cattle-Receipta
$500: shipments. 1900. The market was
DUH; Texas steers steady at
feeders. 81. sOa3.5O bulls and mixed. I'D
40.
Hogs-Receipts, L5ee; shipments. 800.
11ulk Vi die - = III W
packers, $4.90u5.i0; mixed. &.soQ5i0: lights.
A.NQ4S5; Workers, A.s0a5.@; pigs. S.l0T
AIS.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: shipments. none.
The market was JHloc lower.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. s.-Cattle-Receipts. $500:
shipments. 600. The market was steady.
native steers. light and common, 2.2542.3 IS:
cows, s1.Sod2. %: Texas steers. 800 TO 1000
lbs. s2.60n3: cows. S2n250-
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments, 500. The
market was steady: best heavy. <.1515.oD;
medium 10 good light. s475a5-l5; common
to fair light. $idis5-
Sheep-lseceipts. GOO: shipments. none.
TIE market was quiet; native and Southern
mixed, 2.s5: sheep and lambs. S.
ST. LOUIS. Oct S-Wool dull without
change.
CINCINNATI. oct s.-Hogs active and
strong at A.25Q5.25. Receipts. 400; ship
ments. 1,4D.
Cattle steady at s2ai.75. Receipts. 1000,
shipments. 800.
Sheep strong at 75cG$s.75. Receipts, $500;
shipments. COO. Lambs steady at N.z54a75.
EAST LIBERTY, Oct. Seattle steady
and unchanged.
Hogs active: Philadelphias. $.6oa5. 20: bess
Workers and mixed, @.MT5.55. common 10
fancy Workers. S.20u5.30.
sheep weak; extra. <-e0U3.5o. good. SIN
0S.lo: fair. Sl.soQ2-eo; lambs. z-z0k