The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-09-23

-
CHICAGO, Sept 21.-Prices for cattle
are unchanged to-day. Most commission
merchants do not expect much change in
prices next week Some Indian Territory
cattle are arriving and sell at higher prices
than Texans. being much better in quality.
The inquiry for choice feeders is on the
increase and owing to the drought in Ohio,
farmers in that State are selling cattle to
Iowa and Nebraska feeders, something new
er known before.
The hog market was demoralized by larg-
er receipts than usually arrive Saturday.
prices being 15420c lower. Common to choice
heavy sold at $3.75@430; choice butcher
weights selling around S4.35 and some prime
225-pound hogs were sold early at s4.t5.
Light weights sold at s3.90G445 and mixed
lots brought $.75q435 while. pigs sold at
for packers, and at $415@4s0 for shippers
Prices closed 15G20c lower than a weak ago.
the best heavy selling more than 81 lower
Sheep-The supply offered was soon dis
posed of at unchanged prices, sales being
en- the basis of 81 259S.5o for native sheep:
lambs. Receipts-Cattle 1000; calves, 80;
hogs. 1900: sheep. 5000.
EAST BUFFALO, Sept ei.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts of sale cattle only about load;
market dull for all kinds.
HogsEReceipts, % cars. Market dull and
lower. Workers. fair to choice, s460G4 60;
heavy. grassy ends. .s4@425; roughs. $500
G45O
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts fair. mostly
all held their offerings higher. Lambs
choice to prime. $i60G4So; good to choice
lambs, N.3o@46o; fair. to good, S65g4l5;
choice to selected export wethers. s4d425;
export ewes and wethers. sS.50q3.75; good
to choice mixed sheep. sSloG33o; fair to
sheep. 81 4Od2.25.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. H.-Cattle-There
was little doing. prices being about the same
as on Monday; but In some . instances an s.I.
ssqs.eo; feeders, .ss7564.s5: stockers, $500
Hogs-No sales to-day. The indications
are that prices will be lower Monday;
choice packing and butchers. s42oa4.So; fair
light soGa s Sassns ronehs s 81 1898 10 extra
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts light: good
fat sheep steady and good lambs steady;
sheep. s2aoas.75: fair to good. s2a2.5o; ex-
ira lambs, $500 8. 65: fair to good. s3dS.75.
oI KANSAS Sso. CITY Sept ocattle.Re,
cows. s2.15G2.60; beef steers s3d5.30; native
COWS. l.10d325 stockers and feeders, s.. 501
Ais; bulls. $2G325
ket weak to loc lover. Bulk of sales, s.s5
40; heavy. ss.5od405; packers. s3sO04l5;
I @IxsS s' SOLO z lshss ssSoai0; Workers
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments, sOO
Market steady.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100;
shipments, 1000 The usual Saturday supply
and very quiet, slow market Chief sales
were of butcher stuff at previous range of
quotations.
Marsst ioser and active Hea pes
packers 461425; light, $410d4.S0.
Sheep-Receipts. 600; shipments none.
Market very slow and only retail trade at
previous prices
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Sept 2l.-Cattle
steady and unchanged.
Hogs steady; prime medium grades. 1876
OATS: fair to best Workers, S4.40d46o;
roughs. $S50G4.
sheep dull: extra, 50. zoos 40. fair to good.
ST. 70d2.7O; common, 50cG$l. Lambs, $2u4.50.
Veal calves. s6.50d7.
CINCINNATI. Sept. H--Cattle STEADY
at So 25d5.15. Receipts, 1907 shipments 800.
Hogs lower at $360d445. Receipts, 900;
shipments, LOO.
Sheep quiet and steady at H.25a4 Re-
cepts 700; shipments, 2,lC0. Lambs quiet
and steady at $2.50d435.