New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

J. g. curti.: bulls. $50 10 At s. % g, 40. n d, So
e Il 's q 81 S r 8 E ':si So % at IS
s & b 81 Is h. 5 i; = 2 - s= '"s
s. AZ DO eio H. al %; 700 ID. at 81 30; do
'S n uSe, "' :. e. s..1 so 1853 Sc B. ss.
s22 n 49, d o. % GiI % Do a 200 3 m 3D. al s.
s Mr Il Il Saa %aich g H:aS ScaS
%.% s sss5 s"%s 4 'Fs' but S1
Of 'ns :nns Nsls yas =, ss ss asu'e' was a
s 5Sjs "a ss, 'ss g. calves ''0as'' each
ssy:. calves: 81 81 ss each each
ana sa s s6%s4 81 81 dass 80 each
w. @iS ss cow ssasi' each
head making with carried oyer from yes!Hr siy
SnS SnS s2 S'a at z? sxic,st Demand fairly and all
ruled fully &c snr whs vs0@e se sass s ., pens
the an,sn ys9s s1d coves al the at a sa
fed and mixed lots 5Oas4 90 city dressed ysos T
f5r cx,remee buttemllks sold at 'no'ac' h''
a, 81 q per- 90 b co do iG6 H. So i2ls 30 DO ics
at g ~ !. 70 % do % l 10 NJ is 9' S &c. at So S 81 mixed calves
10 H. at 81 - do. 2ls b at 50 'o' FED d. Z'Z 10
Bsy as ,ss r. ,a 81 a9 81 g g. n + at a. 81 is7
~ 'sGTsc s' s. Ic 'i3'dSt IL do rs - b SF at 3d.
80 do ie5 $. 10 mixed calves 2ao TO- at 81 80; 's
%sas Sc Sc 70 q, 81 =; ,:as Sc 3 1853 '
49, MSETss il 4 ssa.; 1872 ~ at So %; do 200
n NJ S. d e M l n a. at ,ss & iS %
q; 5 r at &, e r. az 'S i'' IS
w. p SSsdn' Sci arG veal 100 m at 10! '4 n at
SO do l@ y a. se DO ls3 m at 81 DE- 20 no - a. a.
s s. 3" "a 5asmS. 5a S% @ ' 5s NJ a, g s. IT, s caves
sln'fs s s 81 s ss ss' i. g. @ at ca e 90 Si al 3 o.
10. NN No. at g 3i7 yea,iinss 81 StS No. at =" H. 81,
sc r. Do hI'' H. - fss' ID is f'i
VS. s. 81 80 % @;'; E 81 - !! + 3 3 = e Is
lsys ls se K, IS r. r. at s. @ S do d. :s o n r. at 8
10 1ut,sm,b, Il, r. a, cs 81 % 90 ~, do %, n al,
ST. virginia cayes 2l5 - %tH ,,us7u
aHEFF Hx6 IA yeis s NJ peiuns e
to butcher were ~ cars c7s3 head makgg Win
o f soSK o at Jsrscy cir5 and at the uptown
aP we're in rnsei Gsr Sn% S%'oa on aps l supplies
grade. advanced slightly quaiity and put nea f1sTe
-Four q stock carried M 9y@r sTs man "a yr 'l,e @
r. with no prime orerc: common fairly prime lambs
at siasG. Dressed mutton. G'sos'ac per III; dressed
Co. 2.s yirsnis g a ams. "a, 3. 90 IS ~ y
Maryland DO M III. at s. ca: GO Maryland sheep i'o TO-
Collins 81 VIRGINIA lqSs {: J. Z 1 15s $ a. ~ ID 2tS i 1s at
g. g. g e. NJ a, \ ssnli s. e, ' %esern n s6s, T.. 2
~ Kentucky do no H. at s. ~ 30 virginia d. ia '
rSS 81 'S@' co ~ 90 kenGGsy lambs % M at s. 23
ss % G' "a; a. % Gc IT.. n a. s. To- 2os 6hio DO IS 10 at
& q STATE $, 1' y DO da y N n at at 8 s =. %
iss s' d. ,oS r at s. 30 yrna d; os S 3 a
ssS: ,,ns e g IL" NJ at 81 II do II" '' at % o.
e ses va, yy ys,o' % 81 l'%'s m g y I'd fs
KeniucEy d. h. s. 3O s. Kentucky sheep % lo
al %, % IS s. sSs's 10 Ken'H'sy sheep 'ss r' at
IS ssnafs an re- p p s,,s lambs 5 n s. Dc g., 72 ~
as.':c ,h.p s Sa"isnsa aas s%s 2 % sheep
H. At 50 30 90 sa S 10 a. az n, = a. a. s. ao
81 FL a' il HSlis 3oi Northern Canada am~ c' '' at
wris, s,e 5 / l,rnss IT. a, s s, r l at 50 'o
Hume & Mullen: state lambs. 50 ID. at 50; State
s .S Or n SIS en ssaa Of 1c whIsn Sa; s5;
~ better for heavy hogs Dealers qaoed extremes at
70 %s per i Mnea III State hogs. l2l n average
sanG:5s q hogs a4s n. at 81 lo roush'
NJ callns, Late Yesterday 20 State hogs iss H. at
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH
Eas, Avg cae s'sSay sSasa ezra Sus s. '1gss s9sS:
5s anime cows :. 50 s. 20 g os Sow sS @
pigs o. best msdam " i5@S4 30 SO sC@mSa 1m.a 10 %
). iSas' Ss, svs, 20 e SasS & 'F' '
ping steers g iressed Sesf ana ost o
:Sss$rs :Sss s %Sf' aaa =. ssds5 Texas and
1rf % s:,:' Z
Texas Texas sheep, sa $caa3 c5: lambs ssaS5.
aciS ha'9s aios rI,y hish1r H%F leaves 81 s packers
Ai c mscd SO s5ass 90 light 81 GOa;5 7o HorkS!T sa
s. e5a$a 72's; pigs saa$' g" sheep strong lambs Sa
@ o A"s % and s1H. Sc %ar1 fh Was G4y aSoa
seady Hogs Receipts 80 eas' marMes rg rmon 70
shc,p ana r cg M Ca m'' D a aT''v o%
sheep choice selected wethers 81 @5as4 80 culs and
s.l ss a, tn 5. p5 soSs s9qo4 f4 se at 'se SSl
pFfT s, Tp to 8 :5 20 for c@ice to extra Win
the sales 81 25ai 3 The stoceIs and fGeders supply
%ct Sss fewer coice feeders being aiken 70 snip he
S9%5y nnGs are yo2f sing pay al 3 s1 @ and f,o bulls
freely at s2coas" with hei~ sens & as MN s as M - 80
tive and drm. scorc another advance q icn l@r
From ,ha, nggrG sis %Grr "nds c al M Rg bg az
," tho hoss croSSng the scales 81 t. days supply
barely sufficient to meet hG scoo o S IN IN
sheer vas fary srve at bsca sea'g g,iTss i,h axra os
.s.s a s S s s& e. as E g. SFqss 5
81 5asa lambs sd g M s. hcp hos 10 fcs @ ieir seep
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago. Aug. CspecaD-It wls Yesterdays wheat
market over again today the bull incentive coming from
the other side and the prices here advancing 10. cents
The close almost at the top September opened a
tn sold 7G7. and 7N AMI closed at 'Sa cents
England was again leading the Continent. buying most
Of wheat Liverpool was u3 equal 10 2is cents a
bushe Paris opened easy but finally joined the pro-
cesson and closed - cents higher. Antwerp was
IL equal { a bushc. Export purchases Of wheS
to lay supposed - be larger than Yesterdays some
where around bushels 100000 bushels sold
from here direct Minneapolis reported 10000 bushels
sold At any rate the other side accepted bushe
Of the extraordinary things
receipt Of request for offers of wheat - Gaatz
| n Banuhian large clearances. almost
900 900 bushels Western receipts everywhere showed