New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09

yearlInEs, ts Dressed mutton StGaay q sa
lie per no. dressed lambs frmsr At l2'zOiSoi
salce-Newion 3 Co. g5 W Va lambs. 2.
70 average at IS G. per 100 n; l sheep "
Tobin & shannon: lS7 W Va lambs. 70 b;
- 50: 9l. 60 %, Sc; IS Ky. % n, ". y
i mixed ~ sheep. 100 H. = 7Li @ state ewes
I Iqs H. r. 10 Ky y'arllns'' ~ Fe "; buck
9 sanders: q state lambs 10 n. IS; l
shtep. 40 ID, 81 u.
lambs q s'ss'p & |. s 50" os"''''"' ~ Va
IS ID. IS; Il state "a, 80 Il, ~ . " ''"D
. u o. :. Gar's s. sop ). s' s. IS 10 g. sst e.
W n. Otis g. CO. yesterday: lM stat
lambs: s. 70, $; 3? sheep. itj n. SO o..
H. n. Hollis: yesterday % state lambs, q
ID, 10; shrep, MS N. q 20
HOGS.
Receipts, 1870 Lead; less than half q car
on sale Market steady win light 10 pre-
dunn weights selling al 70 j6GI9 q per 100 ID.
>, salss - 4 shannon 10 state hogn' ~
10. az 81 g. per 100 IT,
g. Sanders! Ii state hogs. 40 n. $40.
Chicago. Sept. s-HoGs-Receipts 1900
Ss . sss'f m s.s e CAS- ~ G SssSy ' tss
80 3d. rough, q S5ass IS; pigs, H75aB to
CATTLEr-Receipts 1900; steady % ~
higher; beeves. sogtlo 75i steers. y soe@ ~
s,GGsF' and ftsdsrs 8 tSs 90 cg S, n %
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; steady 10 strong
sheep. HSjaS so; yearilngs, Sop% VI
ST. Louis. Sept. s-HoGs-Recelpts, 800:
20 higher: plgs and lights, ran 30; mixed
aud butchers. Seqs9 81 good heavy. 20 2oa
81 50. CATTLE Receipts. 400; steady; ns
tive beer steers s. J0QilO 90; COWS and heit'
ers, Sdts 20: stockers and feeders, G9Fl 0
Texas ana Indian steers, i5dp; COWS and
hcifers, A1B 90 native calves, tsgNo 10.
SHEEP-Receipts, 700: steady: native mutt
tons, NaS; lambs. TaF II.
.o6 kansas CITY Sept s1IoGsEReeeip9.s; ,S1
50 90 packers and butchers IS sjae %; light
s. Ijat9 10: pIzg, 81 JOq3S 20. CATTLE--Re-
celpts, 5000; steady; prime fed steers, - cog
s. 5Oa'7 20: cows. 81 5OG7 %; heiters. y 800
% S0 stokes and feeders. tsge g; bulls.
s. sass 70: calves s. 50g3lO 30. SHEEP-Ke-
ceipts. 1000; steady: lambs, s. s0aH %: year
lings. s. J0nt6 -; wethers, s. 21aS -; e"'s
81 90gf5 81; stockers and feeders. 70 501s'.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Boston. Sept --Recelpts-Cattle. 2ilt;
sbcep aud lambs. II. SO2: calves $50; hogs,
1889 CATTLE-Denand for best steers and
oxen better. partly because Of higher quAn.y
prime = JOat9 good quality, 'SgS i ~,
hest heavy cows " 'ogN'. rev "a Al LII a.
nary 10 fair. 81 JOpSj %: poor. - JoaN ~,
bolognas and Gamers generally below ~
bulls In fair supply at s. SOaFS %. with en9ice
heavy up to 81 -. VEAL CABNbS-Un-
changed; offerings and demand lighter: cen
ersl run SSdSs: extras. $3.50; fancy SiVg
xii; coarse calves. grasseTs and drinkers, S'I
81: small calves. 81 JOdSs 30 each. HOGS-A
fraction lower at sQeAsc, live weight, ano
1liaaigc dressed; yard offerings limited put
Western hogs In good supply at psekihg
houses. SHEEP-Unchanged at tSgSo lor
sheep and sass for lambs; market wen LEU sup
piled. but few at yards. MICH cows
Largo number in barns; average quallg
higher; demand steady and maket hrm; aver
ago COWS. S35n S.; good heavy mixers 'o0S
500; extras ;aOa1i25.
Louisville. Sept. -SHEEP-Receipts. 100:
market steady: top lambs. FaE 49, seconds.
S;dt5 p; culls and butcher lambs, NGS; Oeot
TAT sheep, AaS4 90; medium and common
sheep slow.