New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
REEVES.

Receipts, 52l head. cars on sale, WIN tnIee
successive holidays beginning to-nlsnt, uonns
which there will be no Kosher killing OF a.
tie, slaughterers did not need to add to fheir
stocks on hand and II was only because OF
the limited offerings that prices were osrsr
maintained; fat COWS IN - tsss xs ISL IN N.
bulls, s. 1tdN so. extra dry FED bull -;
cows. 50 5Oa;5 O5. Dressed beef continued duls
at last quotations. Exports 10 morrow o.
cattle and Is sheep TO Bermuda.
Sales-S. Sanders: ~ Penn steers. izos ID Az
erage. s. IS; II, 1882 No. $ 80; l. 1880 10. - 90
bull. 1890 No. 81 So I, $50 No. - 70; i; '% TO-
$50 10. s.: ?. So n. $3.50; I, 754 70. "a; s.
sis 10, g 10: l. GO n, 50 20.
Newton & Co. bulls. 1896 10 SIS; l. ilso
TO- 70 % ~ r. 49, GS:' i. $50 60 b. $ .,
ANcPber.on a. Co: 1 bull. liJo n. 81; 8. liza
10 s. 80: Is cows 9s1 ID. IS %: ], 80 70, 9 90.
5, e12 ID, s. 80; l. so 10 So T. SO TO- !" w.
$. Judd & Co.: l Dbl. 1870 No. Sc Is.
CALVES.
Receipts, sis head: 2l6 on sale. Prices steady
on very moderate receipts common 10 enoce
veals sold at s. 5Oasl0 50 per 100 10 no oy,.s.
milks offered. Dressed calves steady at isgi,c
for city dressed veals: sgl2isc FOR country
Sales Judd g. Co: 80 veals. i3s 10 aver
age. at $40 80 per 100 No; 81. l3i % So
robin & shannon: 50 yesls. iS5 10 VIC .; T.
~ Newton & Co. 9 veals. lis 10, SO 20 .a
Kerns Commission Co: yeals lio 10, $40 -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 4740 head: 9is cars on SAFE. .'neep
slow 10 easier, and few wanted, sprihs anu. 40
easier TO i5c lower for top grades and DC
iower for medium stock; no winter lsmos or
any Importance offered: common 10 good sheep
(ewes) sold at Sass per 100 10; s,ess3 s %.
spring lambs. 50 25a$s 50. Dressed mutton, so
liz with a few wethers exceeding quotations;
dressed yearlinss ana winter tsai sno'' ~ iSv'e
sales-Kerns Commission Co; 2l7 w Va
spring lambs. 81 10 average. az 50 S. pet 10 10;
2i6. So 10. 50 50; ls3, 10, 700; ~ va 90
fib' s. I w Va sheep. ia n. s.: q. 10 10.
$50; 70 culls 80 10. 81; buck. 100 ib y.
robin & shannon: 22t Va spring lsmbs g
h. s.: 80 va Gull ewes, 50 10. 50 90
McPherson & Co; =. spring 2, sn lambs . y.
80 10: Il Nd sheep l22 no. - o. ,~ u.
HOGS.
Receipts, sos head. mainly for saughterefs
Market a trihe firm on Western advtces. Good
medium weight hogs. IS 10 per 10 70; roushs
saies-Tobin & shannon: 81 state hogs. lso
n average, 3 70 per 100 10; rough 20 TO- w.
Chicago. May 2o.-HoGszReceipts., IA
600: weak: bulk OF sales, IS 10qss 20; light.
sIeoassl y; mixed. .sIe39ss l7la; hea ca Z;
ii rough 81 so9 oe 81 ,lS Ds eslv 70
stockers and feeders. SO IS ass IS; cows and
l hefers. 81 IDpSo 10: caves sVCS
/ SHEEP-Receipts 8 900: steady: sheep, IS -
| aS6i5 yearlings. SO 10qsT; lambs, 80 10 q
81 20; springs, sTGs9I5
/ St. Louis, May 29.-HOGS-Receip's. 300.
pigs and lights s7qss IS; mixed and
butchers s. IOas 30: good heavy - 20
/ IS 20. CATTLE-Recepts. 81 %; no Tex
ans: steady; native beef steers. ~ oo4Ss,
cows and heifers. 81 259s9; stockers and
feeders. s5GSs; Texas and indian steers
81 75ass 40: cows and heifers. 81 % ~ " 20
native calves S6qs9 IS. SHEEP-Rsceipas
1900: lower shtared muttons NIeyxSS
sheared lambs, S7asT 20; spring lambs, we
So %. 1910
q. o6o: weak: bulk. IS o5 a IS 90: heavy. = g
ss225: lights. ssass 90; pigs, s7Soor %
steers. IS eO6ss 90; dressed beet: 1SS
81 IS: heifers sI9se; stoekers and feeder e 8,
$50 SO sHEEP-Recepts 200: steady
lambs sTGss Is: yearlings. 81 ?s9N 10
wethers. So 20 n Sc 90; ewes. 81 501N 10
East F,ufralo. May 29.--cATrLE-Rs-
CENTS 200; steady. VEALS-Receipts 1000
sc,iye and steady; s5Gsl0. HoGS-Rsceipts
( 600: slow and &c higher: heavy and mixe1
q 90 n So e5; workers. IS 500 So 6S; pigs
s. 4Oa So 80; roughs. 81 35gS 40; stagy $50
~ IL: dairies IS 40 a - IS; Cansdas. - 20 =
IS so sHEEP-Receipts. 1000; steady
sheep and handy weight lambs active
lambs ssass; yearlings. S59$7; wethsrs. y
asa %: ewes. So 6Oaso7 10; sheep naked
s. '5aS.