The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-11
200. The market was quiet,
rial changet in prices. All sold.
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, April 10-Only about II 900 cat
tie arrived to-day, yet buyers were slow
comparatively few sales and sellers were
calling the market 10c lower Common to
choice beef steers. averaging LOCO 70 1,450
pounds, were quotabe at S4.S4615 and
extra beeves would have brought s625d6. 40.
A noteworthy sale was that of sixteen head
of enormous steers, averaging 2,010 pounds,
at S. their great size being against them.
Sales were largely at $5@6 Cows and bulls
sold at SEAS, principally at ss@4, and veal
Only about q, 600 hogs arrived to-day The
smallness of the supply failed to strengthen
the market, and a restricted demand en-
abled to force an average decline of &c,
heavy weights showing the greatest weak
ness Packers again held back. and they
decline by the restricted shipping demand.
Early in the day heavy packing hogs were
In sheep there was weakness and dullness
early in the day, with sales at decline
Of about Toe, but later priees recovered on
sis of s2.75@4.s5, sales being largely at s4.20
and upwards. Lambs sold at s4@6 not many
being good enough to bring more than $5.75.
Receipts-Cattle, 11,OOO calves. 500; hogs.
23,0o0s sheep, 1900.
NEW YORK, April MISUNDERSTANDING
2;5l5; on sale, 40 cars. The market opened
s5.1oas,eo; oxen. $s4Sa5.a5; bulls, ss,sea4-5S:
American steers at 12@13c, dressed weight;
refrigerator beef, 9&4@10asc. Exports to-
day, 2,SUU quarters OF peer.
Calves-Recepts, 3.075. The market was
active; good grades steady; common to me-
dunn Ap3sc higher. Veais, poor to prime,
3@6c
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1925: on sale,
IS cars, or 500 head. The market was
dull with prices steady to firm; about 1.5o0
were carried over. Unshorn sheep, poor to
prime, $3.50@52; poor to prime clipped
sheep, $3@475; unshorn lambs common to
choice. 81 5oa6; common to choice clipped
Hogs~Receipts, 9254. The market was
firmer. Top hogs, $50.
sT Louds APRIL sGo jScat5e Receints
weak and 1Oc to .5c Off on best gr.ties,
and 15c to zoe on low qualities Export
fair to medium, s460d5.10; some native
yearlings brought $5.35: stockers and feed
ers, $2 scat; cows, $225@4; fed Texas steers,
cows, $2n3.75.
Hogs-Receipts, s1oO; shipments. goo: The
market opened steady, but grew weak and
sheep~Receipts, $500; shipments. loo.
all grades. Native mixed ranged $i.J005;
Texas, $S.75q4; spring lambs OF 40 pounds,
$780,
KANSAS CITY, April TO- - Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000; shipments. 1.9C0. The market
@5.2O; Texas cows, s2G3.5o; beef steers. $40
ers, s2.1O0l4.65 bulls, $255@5.
Hogs-Receipts, 10.30o shipments, 3.1OO.
bulk of sales, si@l7o; heavies, 81. 7oa5o5:
packers, &65a5.05; mixed, S4.65Gl4S5; lights,
$4.50Q475; Workers, $4.7GlD475; pigs. s4G460.
Sheep--Receipts. 1900; shipments, 300. The
market was steady.
EAST BUFFALO, April 10.-Cattle-Re-
cepts light and demand good
Hogs-Receipts about 10 cars. The mar
ket was strong. Good mediums, S.. 450D5. so;
common to good heavy ends, $685.; rough,
$4.50Gl5.f0; pigs. $535Gf5. 40.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts IL cars. The
market was steady and firm Choice to
best wethers, $5Gt5.25: extra export ewes,
ST. 4Od4SO; fair to good mixed s4250475
Lambs-Fancy wethers. $5.7565.S0; good to
choice, $5.50n5.7o; fair to good, $4.25G440
Louisville, April 1O.-The cattle mar
ket dull. Extra shipping, s50550: best
butchers, $4.50Q5.15; feeders, s3.50a74 Is:
stockers, $2q3.50. 80
Hogs-The market was firm and SC higher
Choice packing and butchers, S5.2oG5.25; fair
to good packing, $5.15G520: good to extra
light, s.. 106i5. 20; rouehs. 81. 25GD4.75.
Good to extra shipping sheep $3Q3.25; fair
to good 81 506t3; extra lambs, $780,; fair
to good. So. 500S.75.
CINCINNATI. April 1O.-Hogs active.
strong and higher at $4.6Od5.5o. Receipts,
2S00; shipments, 200
Cattle steady at s2.75a5.65. Receipts, 11oO;
sheep steady at s2af75. Receipts 400;
shipments, none Lambs steady at S6I5.75
EAST LIBERTY, April 10-Cattle-The
market was steady and unchanged.
Hogs-The markets was steady. Philadel-
phias. $5.50G5.60: fair Workers and pigs
s5.2oGf525; roughs, $3.5005.
Sheep-The market was steady at yester-