The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-11
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| CHICAGO. Sept 1O.-selIers of cattle had con-
ments at general decline Of 5aiOc Native
| beef steers sold at S4q425 for common grades
at $4.50Q5 for desirable dry-fed lots, and limited
| numbers of butchers steers sell at So 20Q3.S So.
Stockers and feeders were active at 81 50Qo3 So,
and there not enough feeding steers of the
| better class to meet the demand, farmers
preterrlng to Keep them to fatten on the bounti-
| full corn crop. Cows heifers and bulls continued
to sell pretty well at steady prices. and calves
mostly at s2.4oQ2; 80 and Western range cattle
sell largely at $320@3.50, heifers selling close to
| the prices paid for steers, with an active de-
desirable medium weight hogs. Heavy packing
| hogs sold at s2.50Q3, largely at s2.75CQ2 95, and
sSdgs.8o The quality Of many was again Very
poor, and the numerous lots of young sows sold
Trade in sheep was no no. better than Yesterday.
So 5as 90 for iaTbs a western range sheer anu de
up the great bulk of the supply and sold at So
an ebie am at so9 n great Fee nqDer ans
were in good demand around S3.25.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; hogs, $1,000; sheep,
ST. LOUIS, Sept; o.-Cattle-Receipts, $500;
We ahppn dressed ene Pse
butchers grades, $SQ43 80; light steers So 1908 40
sos 40; Texas and Indian steers g. 25@3. 80; cows
$1.75G275.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1000. Market
a shade lower on light stock, steady on others
Light So lo@s.S5; mixed $2.soas2o; heavy, 50
sG9 shpm 20 500 Market
stuff, s135Q2.20; lambs. s3Q340.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. o.-Cattle--Receipts
$500; shipments. 6,7oO. Best grades steady;
others rather slow and weak. Texas steers 81 25
a.. 70; Texas cows 25@2 60; beef steers $3@4 So
native cows, 81 %; stockers and feeders
S2.75Q3.65; bulls Sl.50I2.55.
Hogs-Recepts, $500; shipments. 1.400. Lights
and mediums strong; others weak Bulk of
800; mixed, $2.s5qS1 10: lights, $SQ3.2o; Workers,
Sheep-Recepts, 5000; shipments $500. Mar
ket steady. Lambs, $3@f.20; mutton5, S203.
steady. Prime, $4.75Q4.S5; good 81. 4oG4 co. bulls
stays and cows, S2Q3.5o; fresh cows and spring
ers $500.
Hogs-A bout double decks on sale. Market
slow and lower. Prime assorted medium
weights SO 60Q3.65; prime light, So G0G3 60; con.-
mon to fair, $3.5O43.55; heavy SO. 20q330 roughs,
Sheep market slow. Prime So s5G3 rs; fair
81 S003. %; common $50; choice lambs S4 ESQ
465; common to good lambs, S3q4 Veal calves,
NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-Beeves-Recepts. s1s
No trading. European cables quote American
steers at 10G11c, dressed weight; sheep at 9GD91kc
CaIyes-Receipts 372. Market quiet but steady
Veals, $407.50; grassers and buttermilks, $2.75
Q3.25
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 57Os Market dun
Hogs-Receipts, 1,145. Market steady at So 60
@4.10
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1o.-Cattle market steady
and unchanged.
Hog market steady; receipts liberal Choice
packing and butchers, S2.S043.35.
Sheep market steady, 25c up. Good 20 extra
shipping, 81. 4002.50; fair S2Q2 %; extra lambs
s5.5OaS.75; fair to good, s2.50G3.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 10.--Hogs active at So C0eD
3,35. Receipts ECO; shipments 400.
Cattle steady at $2.2594.50 Receipts, 600: ship
Sheep steady at S1.50G3,25 Receipts 700; ship,
ments, 500 Lambs easy at $2.50G4.lo.