New-York tribune., 1914-08-05

veal. yss. i, 1ss n 70 s. sys5as" 'i' 90 per 100 nj II
Tobln & Shannon: ~ vesl,. le1 10.
ti2 62h: n. l7o 10. sl2 %; q f4o No. fi2;
4 200 10. $40; eglls. l5o ~ So. s.. ,ss -,
SI2 %: 90 calves. III 10. 50
s. Judd & Co. 0 veals 1G3 10. s12 so
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. s.O4l head: 10 cars on sale.
Sheep steady: lambs go higher. Common
S%er % loo 100 10: lambs, $3.50 10; culls, 50.
Dressed mutton steady at 7hGiio per 10
drssisd lstaPs MsPherson son { Co. 40 w Va lambs
s. n average. IS so per 100 10; 222, g y.
S. 30: yesterday 4O w Va lambs. os 10
IS s5, 252 Ohio. co n. IS 80. 1s6 Va, 81 10
Ss: - W Va sheep. i1s 10. 81 10; 10 Va 10
~ Ksrns sf rs Commission Co: 23i Ky Iames, 90
10 50; 12s Nd. Il n. S. IS; :. 70 10. s. -
IIe. 5s N. IS. 2is Tenn, 80 N: 81; cuiIs.
Tobln h shannon: 2s3 Ky lambs. T3 n.
SO. los. IS 10. IS rs: 200 Va. 65 10, IS So
Ky cuIls, 40 n, So. 3 sheep, i43 70. 81 %
3s, 90 N. 50. e5 Va. 90 ID. 81 %; l2s state
J. shamberg & son: 23s Ky lambs, 90 n.
80 10: 16s 63 10 So IS: IS sheep, 81 70, " -.
Newton & Co: 252 Ky lambs. - 10, e. 'o'
$50 W Va. co n: IS 50; 2 sheep 70 =: 80 -. .
sheep 13O ID. AS.
Roeslpts. . SGT head. including only a few
head FOR the market Feeling STEADY.
Chicago. Aug. .-HoGs-Receipts, 5000:
lower: bulk Of sales. 81 sSasS 10. light; = Sc5S S
SIS 30: rough. 81 s0aSI 20; pigs, 7qSs 10.
CATTTE-Receipts. 800 STEADY; oeeNes;
81 10aS9 eo steers 50 4ogSs 4g stocksrss ss Go
a so 10; calves. 81 5Oa$1i. SHEEP-Receipts'
10. 600; steady: sheep, s. 1895 90; yearlings'
s. 6Ods8 co; lambs, S6aSS 10. ..,-.-
kansas City Aug so1ss 10, seary 81 $
ass: packers and butchers, 81 75gSs 20;
ilght, 81 75qSs 25: pigs. 81 5Oqss. CATTLE
Receipts. 1000; steady; prime fcd steers
50 25as9 so: dressed beef, s. 75qSs 20 sla s9ltn
Sc 25ass 70: stockers and feeders. tGgss;
bulls. s5Qs6 80; calves. SedSl0. SHEEPo-
Receipts, $500; steady; lambs 81 aOqS
yearlings. s. 5Oas6 so; wethers, - Io9SS 20; %
ewes, 81 25Q$j; stockers and feeders S3 oV
81 Louis. Aug. 4.-HoGs-Receipts 1900;
lower; pigs and lights. SO 60gss 90; mixed
and butchers, $sqss 60; good heavy. S Sos
tive beef steers 81 60Gso 10; cows snd helS-
ers, SGqS9 %; stockers and feeders, Sousi %,
Texas and Indian steers, SogSS 70; COWS ana ni
heifers. 81 50dS6 90; native calves. SogSlo oo'
pas, Buffalo. Aug 4.-CATT.E-Rsceipts.
100; firm. VEAIS-Recelpts. 20; active ana
strong. s5aS11 rs. HoGS-Receipts, 24o3;
slow and lower; heavy, IS 75gSs 20; mixed.
S8qs9 10; workers., 50 1880 20; pigs, g log
50 25: roughs, ST 75dS7 80; stags, s6gs1'
SHEEP-Receipts 200; active and un-
changed
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal
Boston, Aug 4,--LIvESToCK-Rec
liza cattle, 5.454 sheep and lambs. 2,OI6
calves and 14.o5s hogs. Beef cattle weak
er on all but the best grades, when
brought fully as much as week ago.
Yard offerings fairly heavy. Choice steers
and oxen. Sh acc; No 1, sgshc; good,
7lbngc; best heavy cows. 6kg6%c:
good, 5h GS%e; fair. tla,g5hc; SG,.o poor and d
supply at 4lzQ6Ac, with fancy heavy UP
TO fhc. Veal calves lower at $3.50; good
average Yesls, 9qloo for choice; coarse
calves, s9sc; small. ;3qs6 each. Hogs
a fraction lower but in good demand at
decline; market at 9q9Ac with few ex-
ira choice a little higher; offerings rather
light Sheep and lambs in smaller sup
ply, with no change in the market; sheep.
3d5o; lambs, 6dso. Mich COW trade
quiet, with prices unchanged; average
cows s35 q Ss5: good heavy mixers, $50 o
500; fancy. S9oG $3.50.