New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. April IS 1914
BEENEs.
Receipts 49l head mainly for slaughter
10 trad in live cattle. feeling STEADY
Dressed beef qu.et; city dressed native SIDES
l2q1ic.
GAINES
Receipts. head. no trade % importance
feeling steadv. Dressed calves steady. CITY
dressed Neais. l2ul5c, country dressed
"a &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, l6>J head, one car on sale
nearly All ~prinG lambs market about steady.
Maryland and jersey spring lambs. SO - a
SO 80 per head, Virginia. DO. 81 heeyy. un,
shorn Jersey ewes. 81 ~ per 100 lbs Dressed
mutton slow at 9al2c per ID: dressed lambs.
l. = n ljc. country dressed dollhouse lambs
easier al S3W$I per carcass.
salcs-Tcbn & shannon: ~ Jersey spring
lambs, 81 - PEI head: IS ewes, 14l lbs, aver
Newton 4 Co: 93 Maryland spring lambs,
Eerns Compassion Co.: 30 Virginia spring
lambs. 81 per head
Receipts. 1867 head market almost nom
NAL. feeling weak on Buffalo sdvices. Coun-
try dressed hogs steady at ga i3c Der 10.
Late sales yosterday--Tobin Il shannon:
Is state hogs. 197 lbs average. 50 % per 100
lbs roughs ti3. So
Chicago. April -HOGS-Receipts H.
600; weak bulk OF sales. S. 500 s. 50: light.
S 81 r6as ASd IS '2 hs g. 3
a IS 40. CATTLE-Receipts, 1000 slow
bceves. 81 100 50 80. Texas steers. 81 100
s. 20; s,oGkers and feeders; s. 500 5. %;
s. 80. SHEEP-'eceipts. $1,000; steady:
natives, $5as5 10; yearlines s. JOas6 40.
lambs, native. s6gS7 Is.
81. Louis, April 2s.--HOGS-Receipts 10
500; lower; pigs and lights, sT0 IS 65: mixed
and butchers SIS sou SIS 60: good heavy IS %
n IS go. CATTLE-Receipts $500 lnclud-
ing $40 Texans; steady: native beef steers
4 nd bef , m G.
stocbers and feeders. S5aSS: Texas and
indian steers, sass 10; cows and helfers,
sHEEP-Receipis. 21oO; steady. native
fnuttons, So I5U 80 30: lambs. Sass %;
shesred lambs. SO 2ja 81 o.: spring lambs
Kansas city, April 2s-HoGs-Receipts.
SIS a. y 81 30. packers and butchers IS 100
81 3D. 81, Light ss25as. "; pigs; 81 5Oass
Southerns; steady. higher prime fed steers
IS eo,Q so 90 dressed beef, 81 4Oqss 80:
5 5.s.3. e. sssoass o,o COW,
4 IS 20; bulls. s. 501s7 %; calves, Sc 500
50 30. SHEEP-Receipts 10 900. steady:
lower; iambs 81 5oass: yearlinss. 50 5Oq
81 25. wethers. So 20 a 50 90, ewes 81 * n So.
tBy Te egraph 10 The Tribune
Boston. April 2s-Livcstock receipts.
1859 cattle, 5.653 sheep and lambs. -. s9l
calves. and l6.0Gl hogs Demand for beef
cattle more active and prices higher: best
steers and oxen, sa she good quality 7isa
Sc. best heavy cows 81. d6l.c: good, o.. n
n"rs. 3is a4hc; bulls. ~ d6i.c: extras ND
to nc. Veal calves sis 09isc, fancy. 10c:
ordinary calves ~ a Sac. poor SAFE;
small calves. S3ns6 each; market moderate
ly active. Hogs I'm better demand Al small
average advance; general range. 9G9Ic:
bears. "a DC; dressed hogs. ltis n llssc: ward
offerings moderately heavy. but Western
hogs in small supply az packing houses.
sheep and lambs unchanged az aTGc for
sheep aud 80 Sc for lambs: offerings very
Hight. Mich COW trade slow at previous
prices. and offerings lighter. average COWS
$3.50 s6i good heavy mixers sos 500:
fancy, 500 sl25; good demand FOR turnout
nnrs $40 III &C..