The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-11
Elsewhere.

c July 10.-The cattle receipts
reached about 1900 head, including a much
larger proportion of good to choice cattle
than has been seen here for some time past
and the result was adult and weak market.
Buyers held back, and although sellers Of
fered to dispose OF their cattle at red1c-
1t was a long time before trade became
at all animated at this decline from yes
terday's prices. Sales on the basis of $3.50
@5.5o for common to extra choice dressed
beef and shipping steers, averaging 900 TO
Loco lbs, choice cattle weighing about Loo
and 400 lbs selling to best advantage. Com
paratively few sales were made below
"a, and sales were principally at $3.50
$50. The stocker and feeder trade was
moderate and sales were mostly at $500
1886. Butchers and Gamers stuff shared
in the decline. bulls selling at sl.75q3.50,
chiefly at 80. Veal calves were in
good supply and sold all the way from -
to $50. according to quality. most of the
Texas cattle were about $500 head. making
about 10000 received so far this week.
Prices were steady in some instances and
5d1ec lower, steers being salable at $3.50
GAGS.
Everything combined to make the worst
tumble of fully zoe per one hundred pounds.
The Chicago packing houses were extreme
ly light purchasers. and as the shipping
demand suddenly became very small, there
best droves. The receipts were estimated
at $1,000 and, including those left over
ldSl Sil lilt1C 1iCdils oltpV IA tAC
pens. Sales were made of heavy hogs at
according to quality. mixed lots
at A.75q5, and light hogs, $4.7Oq5. Before
the noon hour arrived the best heavy hogs
were very hard to sell at $5G5.6, and
others were proportionately lower.
In sheep the offerings are again increas-
ing. 1900 sheep and lambs having arrived
here yesterday and about 1900 to-day.
There was a fair demand to-day, but a
the start and prices for lambs ruled about
10d15c per one hundred pounds lower.
Spring lambs as usual comprised a very
large part of the offerings and they sold
at 80, with transactions mainly at
SI5OG5.7 IS. Sheep were in demand at SIS
Cod eood f faf foeks' and sIa a'So5 59I e1 for Choice ce
to extra, the bulk of the sales being at
S2G3.50- Westerns were salable at 40
were at about yesterdays prices in most
| cases. Receipts-Cattle, 1900: calves, 1000;
hogs, 27,000; sheep, 1900.
NEW YORK, July 10-Beeves-Receipts.
| tive and slightly firmer and closed a little
slow with advance lost. Yards fully cleared.
Native. steers. grass and corn-fed. poor
to good, s4.soa6. s.; inferior to choice %stillers.
s4.75d5.S: stays and oxen. S2.60Q4.75: bulls,
s2:S5q4-5o; dry cows. S293.6o. European
beef at Sd9c. Exports to-day. $50 beeves
| and 1900 quarters of beef.
Calves-Receipts, 44s7; on sale, 400.
s2.5O03.
ME higher. Sheep. poor to prime, S.50d4;
lambs. inferior to choice. S@6.15.
Hogs-Receipts. 6.629; market slow at $50
EAST BUFFALO. July 10.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, As. which were sold at full strong
opening prices Of the week.
| Hogs-Receipts, II cars; fair demand for
all grades except light Workers and pigs.
which were in best demand and brought the
top figures; good mediums, S-35do.4: COM
mon to good heavy ends, A-90d5.15; rough
common to choice, A.50Q4.90: pigs. fair TO
S. 75@i.25.
and one load held over. Market fairly
wethers. S.75@4: good to prime and handy
sheep. s2.5Od3.2: common to fair. S.25@2.5O;
clipped yearlings. good to choice. S.7514;
fair to good yearllngs. 1855; spring lambs,
common TO choice. S-50d3-1-
LOUISVILLE, July 10.-Cattle-The trade
generally ruled slow, but prices were about
steady; PzHi "a. shttp o $500; light tza shi 10.
f Fair to good Butchers. S@s'T5. '
Hogs-The market opened up very slow
at a decline of 15c from yesterday. Choice
packing and butchers, s.; fair to good
A-a5@5: roughs. A25a4.50.
Sheep and Lambs-The market ruled
strong end higher on extra good, Good te
GALLO M - leaL ~ ~ &K4
rs; extra lambs. A-5oa5: fair to good. $50
$50.
ST. LOUIS. July observation-disclosures
2,7O0: shipments, 500. Market about steady,
native beef and shipping steers, &.50I5. 40
light steers. $3.24n4; stockers and feeders
$2.5od3.50: COWS. 2.25d3.30; fed Texas steers
s3.40d4.Z5; grass steers, $2.75N3.25; cows
81 2O13; calves, "a
Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments, none
Market 1OG15c lower. Heavies, S.s0I5.e5
packers, s475@5: light. $4.9DH5.10.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. shipments, none
Market steady and firm for best grades
Natives, S2.50d3.25: lambs, S.JOG5. 40: nc
offered.
EAST LIBERTY, July M-Cattle firm
Prime. $a.3oG5.50; butchers, A10f4.9 30
bulls, COWS and stays. N-7563-2 %.
Hogs-Trading light Buyers holding or
owing to Western markets being lower
Sheep and lambsHBetter grades firm
common dull: extra. S.3O13.5 so: fair TO good
81. fOT3. %: common. 50c6s1: best lambs. SIG
@3-s0; spring lambs. $odf-75. Veal calves
S.7506.25.
KANSAS CITY. July M.-Cattle-Receipts
$500: shipments, 1,401. Market steady TO
Texas cows. s.. 1od beef steers, S.6On5. 50
rative cows, $1-25Q3.75: stockers and feeders
s.. l564.35; bulls.
Hogs Receil Is, $500; shipments. 1.10
Market 561oc loWer. Bulk Of salea &Leod