The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-17


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New Yosk SUGAR Market.
New York, Mafeh 1z-9UGAR-Raw.
steady: molasses. 1ss: Centrifugal. zse
st. Joseph 1.-Two Stock Market.
et. Joseph. March 17.-HO0s-Receipts
19.oo0 Market steady to = shade lower
Top: @6: bulk Of sales $s.60o.0
s. cA1h4ES@ r 1ooo M.1kst stsa s
40: calves. $6.0o@e.GA
SHEEP-Receipts 15oo. Market slow.
Lambs. N.oo0q.so.
Wichita Eve stock Market.
Wichita. March 1z.-HOGS-Receipts
~, ~ Market stsedy: Top. ssso6s-6;
'9 ckT e ssleT 5000 e. m.rk.t .t..ov
Native steers. ss600e.50: cows and heifers.
$oOU.B: stockers and feeders. es.6007.76:
stock cows and heifers. &.o0696o.
Chicago 1--we STOCK Market.
Chicago. March 17.-HOGs- Receipts IA
Bulk Of :sis.: g; sO0esO: light. saseds:s5:
rouxS. ,s..sa ssgs Ri pigs, 1asax Ss7o ''s;
EReceipts s,ooa Market weak:
= e e. H.lo6eto; Texas steers. G;E0
and feeders ,sessi cows and 1 Seiiern
$s.D@e6o; calves, @e.s00sOo
SHEEP--Receipts 5000 Market slow.
yeariinss. ss7oGs.so: native lambs. x7o@
zss; western. s&N07.H.
Kansas City 1--we Stock Market
Kansas City. March 17.-HOGS-R eceipts
lzU0O. Market Qfaadv NJ n N
ss.sSs.:: ;ssess: ishs ssssss: p a1s
CATTLE-Receipts 1850, including 800
eoutherns. Market steady to strong.
Prime fed steers. ss.eo@es5; dressed beef
steers, neo0&so; western steers. foo@e e.;
heifers. - 10000; stockers ana feeders,
SS.5oQs.B; bulls. $s.oo@.5o; calves. $500
sHEEP-Receipts 5000. Market steady
to loo lower. Lambs. x7.o007.7O; yearlings,
90: wethers, 16.6O06.l5; ewes, $50
SIS; stockers and feeders. $s.b007oo.
Kansas City Stock Yards. March H.
Cattle receipts here last week were 1909
head less than corresponding week last
year. The deficiency Of almost $50 here
and cattle sold without regard to q break
of Is to 80 cents at Chicago. That market
depends to a larger extent on Eastern de-
were against buying in the west. account
OF beef importations, q sluggish beef mar
ket. and liberal marketing OF cattle fat
tened at points east OF Chicago. including
the Lancaster section in Pennsylvania.
At Kansas City supplies are light, and the
demand from the eight large packing
plants here. ana the small killers. to-
for the country, absorbed the supply last
week at prices around 10 cents above the
close Of the previous week. Receipts here
today are If.ooo head. and as lading for
count Of the break in prices there, that
market has a moderate suppfysa Hence,
there is an effort to make some readjust-
steady to l0c lower. The close Of the
market today was firmer. and the finish
steady with close OF last week. Near
but there Is nothing Of that class here to-
day. Oklahoma corn and meal fed steers
today at 3&35 to $50, middle class ma
lives H.75 to Ss.eO. hay and pulp fed Utah
orado steers $50 to $40. quarantine
steers 81 to $8.26, native ana western cows
IS to Sic. heifers 81 to .. stockers and
feeders 81 to $685. veal calves up to $3.50.
Hogs developed considerable strength
after Wednesday last week, and tops sold
at $3.50 Saturday, highest price since last
10c lower. top 1915. paid for two loads.
bulk OF sales $40 to $866. Receipts are
less than requirements OF packers, partic-
ularly as order buyers take Is to = per
for load Of Nebraska hogs that arrived
late today. Local prices have been rum
ming to 70 cents above other Missouri
River markets for ten days.
Sheep and lambs closed last week strong
at the weeks best figures, and sales to-
day are steady to 1oc higher than Friday.
Receipts today are $500. good lambs SITE
to $3.50, middle class lambs around $50.
yeariinss s. Some Texas lambs sold here
Thursday at SIS, and goats around $4.z5.
J. A. RICKART, Market Correspondent.
Kansas City 1.-Two Stock Sales.
rThe following sales were made this
morning at the Stock Yards. Kansas
City. and reported over long distance
telephone direct to the State Journal By
Clay, Robinson 4 Co, I've stock COM
mission merchants. with Offices as al