New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York, May IL, 1919
REEVES.
Receipts. 10 head all for slaughter r esGept
steady Dressed beef steady. city dressed ia
tive sides. 12al4c.
CALVES.
Receipts. 20 head no trade o, importance: a
few coarse and mixed veals SOFA a. - ~ c,,y
dressed veals strong. at li@iIc' country
dressed at 109i41sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 2675 head; cars on sale M va Hs,
steady Good lambs sold AZ - +OsSs - yer
100 10: Jersey and Maryland spring lambs AZ
S. 75asS per head Dressed mutton s's ,sSiS 20
firin. at 9al2izc per 10; dressed lamps nrhli a.
ia iec: country dressed dollhouse lambs higher
s sfes Ke commission Co: 23s Michigan
lambs. 81 10 average. AZ s. 40 per lOO ID l
a, xs nor head yesterday 236 state lambs,
~ 10. s. 80 per 100 ID Incorrectly printed
robin and shannon: $40 Michigan lambs. 70
H. IS so; Al Jersey spring lambs at % 80 per
head. oos
Receipts. 1852 head; all for slaughter. No
trading in live hogs feeling weak
Chicago May 12.-Ho is-Recelpts, II: 900;
higher bulk Of sales 81 Sss 49, , ns1s
s. % s a. rough. 81 sS IS Is; pigs, 81 30
a 81 80. CATTLE--Receipts. 5000; steady /:
Sesyes 81 $ogss 3d. 8. 49, i coSs and
heifers. 50 7Oass go; calves. s7QSio 30.
sHEEP-Receipts. 10000; strong; sheep.
s. % a So; yeariings. s. s5as7 10; lambs
- Kansas SsS city May IemHoGs Receipts.
16 900; higher; bulk. IS 20ass 32lh hesyy.
& 81: light. s. 1oQss 27k pigs T25 81.
CATTLE-Receipts 2.000 including GOO
southerns; steady: prime FED steers So 900
50 2O dressed beef 81 eogss f5; Southern;
81 50Qss %: cows 81 5ogsI 80; heiters. 81
81 5OasT. calves $500 $40 2J;. SHEEP
i STSS,p So 56gss So yesrlings. IS lass 50;
ST. 81. Louis. May i2.--HoGs. Receipts. 10:
md sDg butebers S s5@,s 5o good heavy s. 20
n IS 40. CATTLE--Receiptsi3 5000. Including
1000 Texans. steady: native beef steers.
Ftockers and feeders. s5Gss. Texas and
Indian steers. 81 1898; cows and hsifers.
s45oase 81; native calves $50 $40 80
muttons. 81 T5as5 80; sheared lambs, $40
81 90: spring lambs. $ogs9 Is.
East Bu6alo. May 1e..acATTLEmoRecsipt
and steady: s5GsIo so. HoGs-ReceIp,'.
3 200: slow and steady to 30 lower; heavy.
ss75ass 50; mixed; WORKERS and pis,. s. 50
81 ~ dalTios, $50 q s. so. SHEEP AND
IAMBS-Receipts 400; active; yearlings
ass 70. S ysarinrs sias7 30: we,hers ssS5S
81 e. ?V ewes. 81 jo6s5 90; sheep mixed. IS 50
ass So
Boston. May I2--I.iyestock receipts. .6s7
cattle. 4 ssi sheep and lambs, 4.Oi7 calves
and 1871 hogs Market dull and lower
Beet cattle in good supply; best steers and
oxen, TGnsGc. good. ~ 97ac. best heavy
cows 6Hsnc: fair 20 good 5nec; poor 10
ordinary. 4a5c; boiognss and Gamers. 3is .
&c: bulls selling at Al q6c. with a few
extras a fraction higher. Receipts OF veal
calves very heavy. but large proportion OF
coarse; markc. weaker az a fractional de-
cline; average veals rosie; fancy sh9
oLc: few at top figures; coarse calves -
7c: small calves s3ds5 80 each. Hogs frsc-
tionally lower - X n n DC; most sales at $40,
only few extra fancy bringing DC: dressed
hogs lower a, 1915 n lie: Offering OF hogs
smaller, but demand much lighter. sheep
and lambs unchanged and offerings limited;
sheep. "A SC, and lambs. egsc. Demand for
mich cows poor ard prices lower: general
average $40 d 500 good heavy miikera SOS
n SIS fancy. ss5INl5.