The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-28

Export grades. IS. 25@5.75
Good to choice hippers........... 4.5oQ5.Oo
Common to medium shippers. 3.50Q4.25
Feeders, 900 to LOO lbs........... 3. 75@4.25
Stockers, 500 to 800 lbs............ 1922
Good to choice eifers......-... 400@4.7 IS
Fair to medium heifers.. .......... 3.25@3.7 rs
Common thin heifers. ............. 2.2563.00
Good to choice cows ............ 3.25Q4.00
Far to medium cows. .75@3.25
Common old I.5O@2.25
VealS, good to choice. ............. 00M4. SO
Veals, common to medium. 3.0O93.7 Is
Bulls. good to choice S.ooas.7 g
Mixers. good to choice. ........... 30.0O@4O. 90
Mixers, common to medium. -. 1.00Q26.00
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1880. The
quality was fair. The market opened active
and higher, and closed firm, with all sold.
Heavy packing and shipping ......S 81. 1905. 10
Mixed ...... 4.90n5-eo
Light 4SS45.00
Heavy roughs 90
Sheep and Lambs-But little doing for
want of stock. The market was without
quotable change.
Good to choice s. .75Q4.25
Fair to medium sheer. 3.00Q35O
Common thin Sheep. .....-..... g
Common to medium yearlings-.... S.00Q3.75
Spring lambs, 80 to 40 lbs...-.... 5.00@7.G0
Elsewhere.
CHICAGO, April were not
enough cattle here to-day to make a mar
i hsaii ap Native tx e b 1sefe steers esasH, we're ere's again AIMS sa liable
at s3.SOa6.@ for common to extra lots
weighing 9o to 800 pounds, with sales
largely at IS. In comparison with a
week ago, commission houses called prices
for good to choice beeves 15@20c higher,
of sc. Cows were in demand at s1.s5@4.s5
for poor to extra, with the bulk of the
Only about 1000 fresh and stale hogs were
offered to-day, and it did not take very
long to dispose of the supply. there being
ers and Eastern shippers. Prices were
steady. with Hight weights selling the most
heavy hogs sold pretty close to S. The
extreme range was $4.65d5.12h for heavy
hogs, some extra lots in the Rock Island
alslsfHn s sehin at s. M.so sns 81: Slippers erses are Ii sfili
taking a larger proportion of the offerings
than usual and packers are disposed to
fight only advantage in prices.
In sheep a fair demand existed and 100
head received to-day were mostly sold early
4.60, Westerns at S3G4.50. Texans at $1.50GD
$50 and lambs at $5.50G5.50. Prime native
e exRoet na Weane EXPORT ate ewes wsl s4,15a aacsa4 ciip and
sheep sold relatively the best. Receipts
Cattle, 400; calves, 80; hogs. 10000; sheep.
800.
LOUISVILLE, April 27.1Cattle-The mar
ket closed steady at Thursdays decline,
prices ranging from 10c to Csc lower than
aS.5e: light shipping. sI75T5.25: best butch.
ers, A.50q5.15; fair to good butchers. $3.50
As; veal calves, $25oQ4.50.
Hogs1The market ruled steady to firm.
Choice packing and butchers, 1870; fair to
good packing. x4S0p4.S5; good to extra light,
M.7564.S IS; roughs, $4q425.
Sheep and A~mbs-Receip very light;
nothing doing. Good to extra shipping
sheep. s.. 50; fair to good, $3M3.25; COM
mon to medium, $2-75M3.
ST. LOUIS, April z7.-Cattle--Receipts, 300;
shipments. ,pC The supply was too small
to-day to market. The market was firm.
however, and the prospect for a good trade
next week is bright. The few sales to-day
were at full prices.
Hogs-Receipfs,. Zoo; shipments, Loo. The
market was active and &c higher. Top
price. S; bulk of sales, s4.Soa4.e0: light. $50
GAS.
Sheep-Receipts. 500; shipments, 300. The
market was firm. with a demand for good
grades exceeding the supply. Natives sold
readily, bringing . lot Of clipped
natives sold at A-15.
KANSAS It'll April z7.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts. 100: shipments, 1.S00- The market
was slow and weak. Texas steers. $1,000
$50. Texas cows. $1.5e03.4o; beef steers.
q 75a5; native cows, tI4D14.40 %; stockers and
6Seders, &-5o&74.45: bulls. ri
Hoxs-Heceipfs, Loo; shipneutgs 1.lQ0s TN