The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-26

Good to choice s.. 75m425
EAR to medium sheep............... SOo@S.@
Good TO choice y~earlings. ........... 4.00a460
Common to medium .yearlings..... 3.oe93.7 IS
Spring lambs. 30 to 40 lbs......%.., 5.OoQ7.00
Elsewhere.
CHICAGO. April 25.-Only about 1000 cat
tie We're received here to-day, and as there
firms and Eastern shippers prices ruled
stronger. and In numerous instances about
for native beef steers weighing from $50
to LOGO lbs is s4aS.6o, good lots selling at
STUFF Is lower than a week ago. cows and
heifers selling at $1.60@5; but compare
lively few bring much more than 81 or less
prices. and veal calves sell mostly at S@5
per 100 lbs. Texas cattle are becoming plen-
t,rE snd st sslss w ars ha,rly si I5fg so 4 i.1s ssel iSy
Includins tie 5000 head ] left & over from
the yards to-day. Buyers started
in early in the day, and pricts ruled strong
dfom 81 a sse 81, Spe lhs at an a aver : eths advance VANCE
ers took held freely. and the Eastern ship
pers were generally good purchasers.
market The best heavy weights brought
IS and the choicest mixed went for M.s5.
" Mn stss,s ssoi e m assGrfs ss l llshf his Tsne the Il ' Sess
fetching ;49o. The greater portion of the
hogs averaged well in quality, and the
VIC va tANCo SliONCd ttC = I'VE
treme ranse was s4.7o@5 for heavy $3.50
4.S5 for light and mixed and 81. 25G4.50 for
pigs. uyatle culls sold at sS@4.25.
Fully J e.0G0 sheep came in to-day, and
as there was the usual glut of thin Texas
range Of prices. Sales were slow except for
good to choice sheep, plenty of Texans
t Ssi1 oEo, aisp S . of so st 8 s. .Se s 49, g ord Wssfs
sold rather actively at s4.5oa5.s5. export
o-c s,r~H &oEippr tho hast chaon nnd nthor
kinds are bought by dressed-meat concerns.
eqeiIts-Cattle. 1900; calves, 500; hogs.
2, QQ0t sheep, 1900.
.alsI LOUIS. April 25.-Cattle-Receipts.
20; shipments. 400. The market was firm
ssna generally better. especially on Texas
stask. The advance since Monday has been
2dc t, 40c per one hundred. Export native
gsod to Choice. s5d5.S5: fair to medium,
s.e,.. e; li ssisSos! s;5o Feeders e; c ss.1sa4.s ssaa f Cd
Texas steers, s.. 75@4.S0 grass-fed steers,
s.60@S. 70; cows, $2Q3.25.
cut bulk Of sales We're at A.75a4,SO light,
Sheep-aeceipts. 400: shipments, 1900. The
supply. was mostly poor ones which sold
at Ss25; native muttons. s4@4.6o; spring
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-Cattle-Market
slow throughout the day. Choice heavy
butcher cattle about 1oc lower while nice
steady. A clearance could not be made.
Extra shipping, S.25Q5.5O; best butchers.
@ fair TO good butchers, $3.75@4.2s
H~oss-Market slow and SC lower; tops,
a.S5; choice lights in fair demand; choice
good packing. "a. 75@4.sO; good to extra light,
A.70q4.S0; roughs, A@4.25.
Sheep and L~ambs-Market steady; but
very limited; best selling at IS. 50@6 so; good
to extra %shippins sheep, $s;25@3. so: fair to
good, $303,25; extra lambs, $.75@475.
r A CITY nT-rN A - A--.I - ~
ceipts of both through and sale stock con-
tinue moderate; little doing.
aa a9es meSiSml & .a o;5eo; j, market onmma unc fa saod
fair to choice, Sa5.15.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, about $500;
market ruled firm; sheep, choice to best
wethers, $4.50@4.6O; good to choice, $500
80; common to fair, s2.7Sas q; cuils. S.7
choice. $5.90@6.05; fair to good. $4045; spring
lambs. common to choice, $S.5oGs.50.
NEW YORK, April IS. Beeves-Re-
quote American steers at 1l@i2c, dressed
weight; refrigerator beef at 9AQlOc. Ex-
p9 caive sa-dsy; iisoa s sss. Market active and
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. s,is5; on sale,
others higher. Unshorn sheep. &a5:
clipped sheep, s3.5C@4.5o; unshorn lambs.
So clipped lambs am s45oa5 s2.s
1880. 1916 Market steady at
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 25.-Cattle-
Receipts, $500; shipments, 1.soo; The mar
s.5oa4so; Texas cows, s225Gs 49,; beef
stockers and feeders. s2.25d3.35; bulls, ESQ
ATS.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments. 2,1o:
The market was strong to SC higher and
sl.eO@lso; packers, M.5O@lSO; mixed, $3.50
4.e5; lights. s4.s5@4.55; Workers, si.45G4.s0;
pigs, $3@4.45.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, April 25.-Cattle
steady at unchanged prices.
Hogs fairly steady: prices lower. Phila-
delphias, S.20d5.25; fair to good Workers.,
S4.9CG5.25; roughs, $3.z5@425.
Sheep very quiet. Extra, A.1064.20; fair
to good, S.5cG4. Fair to best lambs, $2.50
as.
CINCINNATI. April 25.-Hogs active and
strong at A.2on5.05. Receipts, $500; ship
ments, 400.
Cattle weak at s2.75Q5.5o. Receipts, 300;
shipments, 200.
Sheep steady at 81. 90. Receipts. 1000;
shipments. none. Lambs steady at S3@5. Is.