The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-25

Heavy roughs 4c0di-AO
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 7o: ship
ments, 200. The market was the dullest G
the season at lower prices. and quite
number were left unsold.
Good to choice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fair TO medium sheep-----.---
Common thin sheep..............-. avolaIa
Bucks. per SoVttS.9s
Lambs, good to choice .....:........ 5VVas-gl
Lambs, common to medium........ -"o-''
CHICAGO, Oct. 24-In the cattle market
there were no disturbing influences. anu
portant fluctuations. Trade opened SLOW
and did not develop more than a moderate
d dnger OF 8er aei wIIIing la re AK ak the the Stun on
the basis of former quotations and III view
of the lecl rather }fFI 5s,s ree up9n h hGbefrT prices ices
The days supply consisted of about u,UV
natives, 5000 Westerns and 1000 Texas cat
tie. Anthing good enough for shlppe5s
found buyers at firm prices. Poorer kills
were. steadys Sales were mainly at s1-7a<I
$50 for native COWS, heifers and bulls ano
at $1,000 for steers. Westerns were sal,
Texans were strong at A.2oa3.5o. There
were few sales of rangers at over $50 and
from g. Ea bought most Of the Texss;
at s2q3.50. and the calf market firm at
Hogs-The days run was estimated at
81. GOO, making 81, $40 for the last three
days, aginst S7.OSS last year. Prices were
lower. Trading began at a decline OF &c
Squires &, Co. the Boston packers. were
out of the market, and Ii was to that fact
the maklngs was principally due. Choice
heavy hogs sold off to A.5q4SO. and 1t was
hard work to call out a bid of more than
A65 for lightweight averages Of less than
LOO IoIa po ~ i s5d Ths E, g 9er med pant Of and the bs ssgry
at s4.0a4.65 for light. Lots of poor and
common sold at .A.25@44O and there were
mshs salss ei Riss w se ses again light as
gagged by the average for the last few
weeks. and as a natural result the mar
ket continued TO show a strengthening
tendency. However, there were too. many
stale sheep in the yards to permit OF any
considerable advance, sellers parting with
or at 15cefS for poor to choice sheep. and
at $1.5o9375 for poor. to good lambs. Fancy
AMPS W YSsni caves nawe S soS! bors n 6 neee sbssr-
1900.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Beeves-Receipts
2,297; sales. 90 cars. Fairly active and
medium to fair. si.soa4.so; inferior and or,
binary, $3.9)qi.15; common, S.65I3.7 70; oxen,
s.. 40G4; Texans, s3.1OG3.50; dry cows, s.2o
steers at 9d11c dressed weights; refrigerator
beef at 6sEQsc. Exports to-day, $500 quar-
Calyes~Receipts, 1,sle; 1,Soo on sale. Mar
ket slow and weak. Veals, poor to choice.
ss47;50; grassers. s2a2.25; Western calves.
81. I5M3-
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 1926: s. cars
on sale. Market dull and uhchs nged; 5000
eommon S 10 prim e0gE s.5o ia ! Rl'@ cacice. SO s..
Hogs-Receipts, 1895; 56} on sale. Mar
ket stronger. Top hogs. s5-25.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, Oct. A.-Cattle
No fresh arrivals to-day. Market bet
ter than !ss flese 3 s. e lass M Market opened
slow and 5q1oc lower; Workers, good to
choice. corn-fed: $3.50: mediums. A-S5@i9o;
choice. Ma4.s5: stays. S.Svaf
Sheep and lanbs-Market dull: choice to
best export wethers. 2-7503; fair to good
G1.50; culls, common to good. 75cG$l; spring
lambs, choice to fancy, S.J0G3.S5; fair to
good lambs. s2.50d3; Canadian lambs. good
to prime. S3.75M4
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 24.-Cattle-Receipts.
$500; shipments. 200. The market was dull
and lower TO sell; native steers, 100 lbs
average; $40; light and common s215a2S 80;
UNI, S2.5GG3; COW and bulls. H.50d2.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments. 300. The
h marKet M W.5oa Ts5k s snd ic iirbt amer; m 5sledt
$I.5Da4.65; pigs. common and rough, $3.50
$50.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments. 300. The
market was dull and dragging; native
mixed. $2.30Q2.6 o Texas feeders. $2.25; lambs.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 2l-Cattle-Mar-
ket dull and l0ai5c lower than Monday.
So. 4OG3. 65: feeders, $3.25a3.60; bulls, sl.25@
2.2.
/ = dull and 15G52oc lower; all
sold. Choice packing and butchers, $450n
455; fair to good packing. "a. 40Q $50; good
to extra light. "a. 40n4.50: roughs. $444-25.
Sheep and lambs-Afarket dull; good TO
| extra shipping sheep, 2.25G2.5D. fair 10
good, $2M2.25; extra spring lambs. Ken
lucky. SO. 2j@3.50; fair TO good spring lambs.
SG3.25.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. Acknowledging,
9,i09; shipments, 1890. Market firm; Texas
tive COWS, $143; stockers and feeders, S21J
| also.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000: shipments. 1000.
@465: heavies, $4.55d4.721z; mixed, s4a4.60i
Sheep-iReceipts. 1.500: shipments, 400. Mar
ket firm. Natives, Sz.5e1t3; Westerns, S2.27
as; stockers and feeders, s2Q2.5o; lambs,
s3m425.
EAST LIBERTY. Oct. 24.-Cattle-Th
| market was steady and unchanged.
Hogs-The market was dull and lower
| Philadelphias. si.905.10; best Workers, and
mixed. $i.S5a4.90: pigs, s4.50T465.
Sheep--The market was lower and de-
mand light. Extra, s2.SGd2: fair, $.50G1.S so
common. 5ocMs1: lambs. SaG3.50.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 2i.-Hogs easier al
| A.35G4.S5; receipts. 400; shipments, 800.
Cattle steady al s2a4.50. receipts. 1900
Sheep weaker at 5OcGs2.75 receipts, $500
| shipments none. Lambs-Heavy at sL.50M
$50.