The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-01-27
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El8eWn mere.
CHICAGO Ian % Cattle = Receipts,
though small. were equal 10 the demand and
sold at unchanged prices, beef cattle going
about 25c below the best time this montn.
the short supply in the West but the re-
cent sharp advance In hog prooucts - DC.
ginning TO stimulate the consumption OF
beef. Prices ruled as follows: Common 10
prime s. 20dle0. stockers and feeders, s2eS
ASS; bulls, COWS and heifers, ~ 30uAW'
veal calves, $5Q6.25; Texas steers, S.loa 10.
Hogs-To-days run was extremely small,
even for Saturday, and prices took another
upward turn of 5ql0c. But a short time
was required to close out the sup Pts az The
shortage is now so evident that almost ey-
cry one is looking for further large adj
ing hogs at high prices Light hogs sold at
s4SI4lO; pigs, So 50d4.zo. and culls. S-5oaS.
Sheep-The few received to-day wero
ON the 0 basis of $3.50 for Inferior; s2s5
d3 fol. fair TO good. and S.2503.e5 for choice
to prime. The Eastern markets are report
ed as glutted with sheep. and until this sur
plus is got rid of the Chicago market. IL Is
said, is not likely to undergo much inn
Receipts-cattle. 1000; hogs. $500; sheep,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-ca;t,e-Receipts,
draggy on small supply. No top grades on
sale. Fair 10 pretty good shipping steers
brought ss.5oa425 dressed beef grades,
ouotably, S3.25q4.2 Is; light steers, under LOU
lbs. 81 60d3.5 bulk OF sales, s2.iJa529 stock
ers and feeders, s2@3.75; cows and hefers.
s993.5o bulls. mostly s2x &C. no. ieS sss 80
range, for grassers, >z-oVao.iV' ieu' s'@''
cows, aS5d3. .o
Market cents l hisSner;; !, e heavy HaA"
Sheep-Receipts, 500: shipmnets. none Mar
ket slow; supply light, and only retail trad
Gf'5O: Southern sheep. 81 25as. %.
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. 25.-Cattle-Re,,
ceipts were light. about five carloads. all
told. three of which were good heavy stee GERS
suitable for the export trade, and the bal
ance common to fair and peddling lots.
There was but little doing up 10 moor.
fairIy active: Workers, fair to choice. si45
G4.5o; pigs. common to fair. st.S5q4lo.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts s. cars. Mar
e. se ss@ Sa Is: culis and common lambs. $50
M d sheen choice to selected export
%sathers. "es S.4oas.75: culls and common
sheep, N.5Oqlf5.
KANSAS CITY jan 25-Cattle-Receipts,
600: shipments, 1,40O. Market dull and weak.
Texas steers, s.. 40d3.50; Texas cows. $2@2:6o:
| 400: stockers and feeders, $2.70q3.75: bulls.
'- Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments. ZOO Mar
| ket 50l5c higher. Bulk or sales, An4.l0;
heavies, S3s0a4lo. packers. s4a4.l5: mixed.
si004.15; lights. sssoG4-l5; Workers. ss.oS@z-lS;
p'ssS5 ee sR,pts 1,5oo: shipments, 500.
| Market steady. Lambs. S.SO94-3o; muttons.
| S250d3.60.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2s.-cattle . RECEIPTS:
light, nothing wanted nor 40 needed Best
| Hogs-Recepts, light. Market strong and
| a shade higher. Tops, SALTY: lights, $50
| "A.
Sheep and lambs unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.-Hogs strong AZ
| s.. SO(i4 80. Receipts, 1900: shipments, LOO
Cattle steady al s2.5oa4-2S. Receipts. 400l
Sheep steady at sl.25ae5o. Receipts, 1901
| shipments, none. Lambs steady at $3.25d
| AS.
and unchanged.
Hogs active and higher; prime medium
weights, $435G4-40; light hogs and pigs. 81
3.75.
Sheep and lambs dull ard unchanged.