The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-15

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Heavy packing and shipping. s.. SogsIs
Light o@ooGGeSo
Heavy roughs ...-----.-.-.-. ---. "'VVeo"
Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts, 1000; ship
ments. 500. The quality was only fair- Inc
market was steady on all decent grades
Good TO choice sheep. 60aSw
Fair to medium
Common thin aooGso 1
Bucks, per head........."..,..''' a -
Good to choice $780,
Common to medium lambs..---...-. ='VsS"~
Elsewhere.
Sept. lin cattle trade was
quiet with little change in prices. Inc Ge-
mand for steer stock was not at all urgent,
and the movement was slow ana dlihcnie 90 %
Thursdays prices. There were only %WV
native cattle on sale, the bulk OF the ar
rivals consisting of range caves irohl
Texas and the Northwest. There were lew
native steers of choice quality, OUT the ue-
mand was equally limited and the vitality
of the trade low. Some prime 1.S5s-ip steers
sold up TO $50, but sales above so:oo We're
selling at 81. 75G5. 40. The lower grades OF
native cattle sold more readily tnan the
better. Feeders were in good demand ana
local butchers bought on a liberal Scale.
Cows and MIXED stock also sold rapidly al
firm prices; bulk OF fair TO good cows at
81 60 and fat ones around sslo: mere
Texans. Both markets were SLOW gu.
steady prices were paid for all usefui
grades.
Hog business was brisk to-day with prices
good for all heavy grades. Best hogs sold
a point higher, and all useful grades Went
readily at the prices of the day oeIore. he
ceipts were about up to the late average
Friday run, and, with stale stock, formed
a supply of about 5000. Trade opened
early with a good tone. and the choice OF
ferings were quickly taken off. Prime $50
10 hogs sold up 10 S6.75 ana there were
many sales of choice hogs around so.ov:
Most of the medium med and az Sod heavy a ann nog pla in
heavy mixed packing lots largely arouhu
S.s5. Tail-end light and Gull stun solo as
low as s5.@ and fancy light sorts arouns
prices for all grades of light hogs ana
packing grades were fully loo on from
Tuesdays values: Upward of 5000 of such
description were left unsold when the mar
ket closed.
in sheep moderate receipts afforded some
relief to the badly strained market. There
were many lots of stale stock left in pens
from Thursdays glut, which hampered the
movement of the fresh supply, making the
market very slow and unpleasant. Buyers
came In later and bought quite freely at
yesterdays range, and the big stock was
many native muttons were good enough TO
sell above $40, most Of the good fat NUT
tons selling at s2.6sds. and fair mixed lots
lots went at 75cd1.50. and fair feeders
around s1.75. Lambs sold quietly at barely
steady prices. Few were at hand good
eHOukn W SCli dbOft Fo.fc lie ~
are quotable around 81. but the bulk of the
fair TO good lambs have SOLD for the last
two days at -. Nd3.Ia
ReceiptS-Cattle, 1000; calves, 6O; hogs,
1900; sheep, 5000.
NEW YORK. Sept. H.-Beeves-Receipts
1892; 81 cars on sale. Market demoralized;
prices 2oasoc lower; pens not cleared at
ordinary to medium. s4aIs5; common to
and Colorados Sa4.N; oxen. s1.75as;
bulls, $lSd325; dry cows. H.10d2.50. Eu-
ropean cables quote American steers at
rSTsn today Reg tomorrow. I.s2s beeves. 500
sheep and AGO quarters of beef.
calves-Receipts 42s; 2s on sale; veais
calves. s2a2.75; $50 lbs, Western calves,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts s.6s6; % cars
on sale. Sheep slow: lambs firm. Sheep,
poor to good s2.25a3-25: lambs. common
ket hrmer. Inferior to choice. Sc.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. H.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500; shipments, 200 Marke. for
sa.15a3; beef steers, $3.3Gas.2O: native cows,
S125d3.25; stockers and feeders, s.. "a
Market weak to lOc lower; bulk of sales,
ss.2S; mixed, s5aS; light, s5.25d5.s5; pigs, s275
@5.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 100. Mar
ket slow and steady; good TO choice ma
tiyes, s2.5Oa325; good to choice Westerns;
$2.25d3: common and stockers, $2g2.O; good
to choice lambs. S44-25-
LOUISVILLE, Sept. H-Cattle-The mar
ket was steady to strong on good TO extra
butchers; dull on common and medium
grades; extra shipping, Ad415; best butch
rs. '''a' '
ing and butchers, 81. 10Q6.1 10; fair to good
packing. $6q6.1 10: good to extra light, $500
615; stockers. $4@4.50.
Sheep and Lambs-The market was
steady; good to extra shipping sheep. 2q
2.25; fair to good, s1.75d2; extra lambs. $3.50
@3.75; fair to good. SdS.25.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 4OCattle-Receipts, p
500; shipments. 1,2W. Market steady for ma
tives; Texans active ana strong; native
steers, light and ommon, 225a2-65; cows.
s1.60Q2.25; Texas steers, 900 to 1000 lbs,
Hogs~Receipts, 800; shipments, $500.
Market steady; heavy, $685.; good light.
s.. l5a6so: pigs and common to medium
Sheep-Receipts, 1,4O: no shipments. Mar
ket slow; native mixed. s2.5OQS; lambs,
$3.50Q3.75.
none. Market strong.
Hogs-Receipts, 10 cars and 5 over. Good
| heavy, S5.60M6.7 70; mediums, Sc. York
ers. s6.2Oa6.4O; pigs, %.5oq5.sO; roughs. S.25
Sheep-Receipts, s cars native and 5 cars
, Canadian lambs. Top wethers. S.25g3.50:
Il ewes SoNo.<Os lair " Soou HilAcu SHccp,
S2G2.65; best lambs, A1544.35; good 10
choice. S.75q4; fair TO good, Sa3.50.
EAST LIBERTY. Sept. 14-Cattle firm;
prime, S0525; good fat cows and heifer5,
s24GG3; bulls. stays and bologna cows, $50
as.
.Hogs-Run of hogs light; prime Philadel-
phias, Sc. Go; best Workers and good
mixed, Sc. 20d6.S 30: common TO fair Workers,
S.75G6; pigs, $.25G5.Z.
Sheep firm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Sept. H--Cattle steady at
S2.20G5. Receipts, 800.
Hogs in fair demand and steady at $3.50
$50. Receipts, 100: shipments. 400.
Sheep were weak at $1d3. Receipts, 1000;
shipments, 400. Lambs easy at S2G4.
Horses
Heavy draft. good to $3.50 100
Drivers, good 10 S0M125
Saddlers. good TO extra. -. ............ 60d100
Streeters, good TO tra.....-....... Goa So