New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

luloN fuASf I - w. ~ 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 1895 head; IS cars on sale.
Market steady. and all offerings werr
wanted. Common TO prime sheep 'eWesl
sold al 81 50aS s. - per 100 ID; culls, y ~
a. 81: ordinary 10 prime lambs at sD1
50 ~. Dressed mutton steady a. 50 II nc
per 10; dressed lambs in fair demand al
l5m lSc.
lambs. Gs n average. 50 10 per 100 10;
213, II Id. 50 70; 24l. 90 10. 80 10; 80, II
10. 81 -: 2IL 81 b. 50 10, 222, 30 lb'
50 80: 2oG % h, 50 so: >! sheep lo3 10;
s.; 49, ~ b, $40; 49, 100 h. 80 ooi :
'u TcN ton on & CO. 20 % Va lambs. o. b.
50 a. 2l7 Tenn. GS 10. 81 10 ~ Va sheep.
i04 ID. - ~; q state, 1874 h. 81 %; II
Tobin & shannon: 2i3 Ky lambs. 20 d.
s. i5 RS g ID. 50 Is: 2eG, 81 r. 81 30 20;
8. is0 ID. -: > i35 ID, 81; 3. iO6 ID. 50 80;
II Ky III III. So I culls 1873 ID. 81.
J. Shamberg & Son: POI Va lani5s ~
III. 81 -: 10S. ~ 10. 50 3D. = sheep, 100
ID. 81 30; 90 culls 30 b. 81.
5. Sanders: 0 Penn lambs. 90 III. 50.
HOGS.
Receipts. 0212 head. an for slaughterers
except a few head. Feeling steady.
Sales tall late yesterday)-Newton. s
rer 100 Ib: . Va. 100 ID. s. 30; 4, 235 ID,
s. go; roughs. 3i5 ID. 81 -.
Tobin q shannon: > state hogs, 1Si ID,
IS 20; rough, 200 ID. 81 30.
Chicago June 28.-HoGs-Recelp,s. 1s,oCe;
lower; bulk, s. ;O6ss 80; Light - oiass , S0'
mi 5Ss ssg'5 35 hs@ S,s % s0Gs 81 EolFe
ceipts. $500: steady: beeves. 81 Jo9Ss ~.
steers. Sc 90GSS co. stockers and feeders. 50 10
ass Is; cows and helfers. 50 70GS g; calves.
to lover: sheep. s. SOGsG $5; yeafings, So 30
@S7 90; lambs Sc o0asS 81; springs. 81 'Sg
50 IS; first Western grass sheep Of season.
Kansas City June 2.-HoGs-Receipts.
If 900: lower: bulk S. ijlgss 80; heavy. IS 900
IS 32i7: packers and butchers. IS l5QSs ~,
Receipts, 100: steady; prime fed steers, 50 50
GS9 Is: dressed beef. s. GJd& 20; Southern.
Sc 25Gi %: COWS. s. 2jGs7 20; heiters. 81 20
as 7!0G eayes a"s Sc o sgsfs sAEEfRecepis,
81 sS6s7; wethers. s 75asSi ewes 81 500 8.
St Louie June 23.-HOGS-Receipts, S,SOe.
lcwer. piga and lights So 75dS8 -; mixed and
butchers IS sass 40; good heavy, IS SJdss %.
CATTLE-Receipts 500; steady; native beef
stockers and feeders. sJGs7 G5; Texas and
Indian steers s. 75dsS ~; cows and hefers,
"a 50dSs Go; native calves. S6Gsl0. SHEEP-
ass: shesred lambs. NdSs; spring lambs, 50
East Buffalo. June Receipts.
80: steady. XEAI-s-Receipts;. i25; setlve
lover; heavy and mixed. IS IS; Workers. - .
ass s.; pigs $ 80; ro1Sas. " iSat .; stays,
ssGs6 20. sHEEP-Receipts. 400 active;
prices unchanged.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune
Boston, June 23.-Receipts 1907 cattle s.
is sheen and lambs. 30e3 calves. -, I52 hogs
market weaker, with some decline In prices,
though general range showed little change;
Beef cattle IN good supply. but demand
lighter: best steers and oxen. SHslsc: good
quality. 7isdSc: best heavy fat cows. 6isnic,
with a few higher; fair 70 good, 5iso5isc:
poor 70 ordinary Fsd5tc bolognas ana
ccnners 31id4itc, bulls In good supply az
lLd6iac with choice heavy up 10 1i4c. veal
calves in ample supply. with demand less
active: prices ranged at 7isasisc for good
average calves: choice heavy veals, Hsq9isc;
extra higher, but few offered. coarse yeals,
sac. grassers and feeders, 5acc: small
calves. isats each. Hogs frsetionally higher
nt Sa.ds&c. chiefly SIC; a few extra good
hogs sold III sec; boars in light supply Al
IG5c. Dressed hogs; iolse all. sheep ana
lambs IN small supply and nominal at faec
for sheep and case Tor lambs. Demand for
mileh cows poor. even for better grades,
average mixers, SsJg3S5 heavy mixers, 30
NSsO. fancy, s90USlz0.