The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11

in txcpss of the average for a Friday aud
! there Is a prospect Of II full supply for MoE-
! day mex. The fresh receipts consisted OF
/ aboat 1000 natives, AMI LOO each OF
! Texas and western Sizes OF natives
were on ba> is of IL 25G / % for Inferior ~
extra, with most or The trading 1T 81 100
I 20 for cows aud bulls and 50 1904 - tine
prevailing price for steer. I-XL< cnt'ie
We're quoted all the way from 81. Esq 300,
aud western at s4.21 The stocaer lrade
remained dull ana the demand for calves
/ was light a; 81 15@i25
/ The hog market declined another notch,
| Sales indicating decline of cents. WIKI
| one or two exceptions, nothing SOLD above
s.. 30, and IL took something very choice 10
/ bring that figure The range NJ which
/ the bulk of the stuff sold WAS 50 1905 81:
| light weights selling at a discount of 10
/ cents. Today's run WAS estimated AT g.,
/ coo head. and as there were several tbous-
and stale hogs in the pens, holders were
yeak-kneed from the start. Tue close
was duh at 81 75G5.20 for common to
| choice lots Hv-rag ing under 200 pounds,
| and at 81 $500 80 for heavy medium
J weights.
Little that is new can be said OF the
sheep maTkeF Il seems to have gotten
into rut. For the last three weeks here
has been but slight variation In the quality
OF arrivals, nor have there been any huciu
aTiOus in values. Fair 10 choice muttons
are still in fair demand Tor account of the
local slaughter-rS. Fair to Choice sell
from g 90 TO 5 40 per 100 pounds. For
poorer grades the demand continues very
limited and unsatisfactory prices. II is
almost impossible TO fiud places for poor
stuff even at $lOO@L50- TIE bluk OF the
sheep offered within the last week sold at
81 100000 Lambs have moved up and
down with unusual frequency. IL is now
no uncommon thing TO see Change Of
20.T25 cents within an hour. The greater
part of the lat weeks offerings changed
hands at So T5G435. AT one time s4.S5
was the top of tue market. but the range OF
quotations today is 50 OO@4G0, showing
cIange from the prizes current u week
ago
Receipts-Cattle 1900; calves 400; hogs
80, 600; sheep 5000.
OMAHA. Aug. I0.-CattIe-Receipts l.
300: there was not much life IN the trade.
One choice bunch sold for 81 80 Desirable
grades are steady but Others are weak, wiki
common and thin heifers unsalerbe. There
il little doing in feeders. Prices IN
changed.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; the demand for
common and liked hogs was pCor The
range of prices was from "a 90 TO S. 10. the
bulk selling at 81 60 TO 1890 The follow
ing prices prevailed: Light 81 0OdS4 SIS:
Sheep-R~cripts, 200; fair TO good ma
tvs - 1898 %; fair to good westerns.
81 50GlS3 common and stock sheep, 81 15
q -; good 10 choice 40 to 100 pound lambs,
S3gs4.
KANSAS CITY. Aug l0-Cattle-Receipts
eUJO; shipments, $500; market steady
TO lower; Texas steers 81 35G3 80; Texas
cows. 81 60M2 10; h,ef steers, s. OOa4 60;
native COWS. $l.25@3. $50; stockers anu iced
er>. 81 1908 -: bull. 81 $4,000
Hogs-hec-ipJs, y UtO; shipments. 500;
market weak, ) cents lower; bulk of sales,
- 75@4 80; heavie>, 81 S5@5.l0; packers,
81 90G5 10; mixed, 81 15@4Y5; lights, S4.i5
6S495.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 200; ship
meat, none.
WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA. Aug. 10
CATTLE.
Cattle-None.
Hogs-AIarket 5al0c lower. Receipts very
light.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are tn, representative sales o.
A.