New-York tribune., 1906-05-05
TIF1cArEs.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York May 4. 1905.
BEEvEs-Recepts were 217 cars. 3,TT6 head. in
G Geudns 45 cars for expert alive lts for % ana
mand weak and prices easier for steers all grades
were in liberal supply and while thin active
and firm early in the day. owing TO an outside demand
decline Of fully 1Oc: the yards were however finally
good steers at s. sOGsS 47la per 100 ib
and eTTa IA 10 at 81 & g % Dressed a. beef e. N Pair and
but prices weak at 63dssc 10 for native sides Liver
per n dressed weight sheep steady at dressed
ments from this port to-day Tomorrow the Afinnehaha
schwarzschiid suabeTger 4eO cattle for sha@berg
g. Son & anG 40 SuaTs nsTaT for I the S % 6 991 ny 3 n5
1sS4 quarters for sehwsrzgehd sulzbeTgsr the last
cattle and win also put the st cqthbert 100 cattle
will ship S2S quarters Of beef in the sruTia TO LIVERPOOL
b & I9 ag aS tS STs ss tro % ths oS RST h oP
with the exception Of 2ls cattle.
agS s. s5 per 100 NJ 20 do 11se ~ at s. sO 20 do
at S g. is Psnyvsns steers p0s 2s sas a. a s S. % o4 DO To-
go 10 at q 9O do 1890 10 at 81 sO 10 Westerns
sanders 5SS 1S Ohio s'ssrs 1898 NJ M s. 90 !s Penn
bulls l24s n at s. IS; DO $40 H. at 81 DO 1855 n
1910 % S0 at $ g DO 4 r. a s. ss @ q ad at sSs & % s.
i' do % SO h. dq at $50 s % g. az 40 s. sS % d S g So ~ at 50 49,
n NeTton g & O i 6 stable s i fed a. M y 4as
IS Is: do 1OsO n s. 90: COWS 1000 n at S 75 At
DO i7 r. 1880 at $ 3d. q % q do sO i1li II
i7O5 H. at 81 20 state do 1870 n al 81 io do 0I Ias
10 S4: do 1907 10. So co. do 1856 10 at Sc G0
vana cows i1O7 H. at s. o5 10 do Ills H. at S. ao 20
do 1913 ~ at SO O Il state do 1l03 N. S4 do $50
r. do at S 81 % i at do Sd & g. II @ a. 49, 1855 @ 10 70 a4 % q s M M Il At IS g 5
~ S3 80: 10 do. 965 n at SO 27s II do 1869 i6 at
So 25; do go n at s. 20 do 944 10 at Ss IS; do
81 IS: do n. 50 40: 10 at So so; do
s65 10 50 4O do, $40 10 at 81 50; 16 do $50 f
Tobin shannon Kentucky steers 10 at S5 *:
. bulls 1910 10 So So 1920 No. 50 25 13 DO
$40 fo So do. 1880 10. at 81 s5 do. s44 10 at
- -C4LvEs-Receipts were 747 head. including 81 for
slauEhterers 800 reported back and
in the day There was an undercuTrent Of
weakness owing expected liberal receipts Monday
but the early market fairly steady Common to
prime veals sold at "a and So so per 100 lo few tops
steady ~ GiO1bc Ib country dressed at 612c
saess. Sanders; veal. 1e0 n at So . per 100 n;
n al Sc 25: do n. s. so.
s Judd Co.; 60 veals. 1876 n. at $6 80; 10 do lO6
j. g. Curtis Som veals. 1lo ID. at IS s5; do 100
lO' an ndToy S% Mullen: 40 veas 11s h. at So So
Mcpherson s Co.: Veais. SO lb. at 50; do SO H.
Tobin & Shannon: 2 veas 95 h. at s. so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 1872 cars or S,46]
head Including slaugherers and 5ia for the
market latter Jersey City Sheep almost non-
lower with y cars wOOlled sheep held over;
lambs easy head Of good clipped sheep sold at 80
per ID; fairly good clipped lambs at 50 9O good to
r III dressed lambs al 1OG13c; city dressed spring
AZ 81 6O6GO per country dressed at $2g$6 90
Sales-Kerns Commission Company; 44l clipped Bufalo
lambs average, So 80 100 III: 28O unshorn
Western do 76 H. at s. 50; l2s do 90 To- at 81 6o .
FOGS-Receipts were 1874 cars 2413 head including
with Buffalo market state and Pennsylvania hogs
quotabe SO 9Od$7 per 100 H. Country dressed hogs
steady 9911c per 10.
SalesS Sanders state hogs lSB ID average at 80 70
100 ID; rough, $50 b, at 50 30