New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. September "a. 1918.
BEEyEs,

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BEEVEs.
trading in live cattle to-day Feeling dull Dressed
beef in moderate demand. CITY dressed native sides
i2shHc per d. CALVES.
Receipts 1875 head trade li% 1sSioa F's cis
st..ssd ,s DIssSe S T seece asc country
o's ssie..ISs%ton & Co 10 Va sai.s' $50 h.
- O. curtis & Son: IS mixed calves 225 h.
900 SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts, $3.50 head 81 cars on sale. Market
| fun steady Common 70 fairly good sheep soid AZ
$685. per 100 10; medium TO cholce ailos -
@ss7j; cus. S. Dressed I5d Gu'e' few bSs
''s SaiesNeSton 1879 Va lambs. z ID aver.
isS g. s5 s % sheep g. $525 /. lo5. S. Il.
! 81. $3.50: II year.inss aud sheep 81 go,
! J. Sh4mberg q Son: 27O w Va lambs o. sS''o'
! 3 sheep, So. So. oo
/ Receipts. /. $50 head. al for slaughter Feeling
Sales tall late yesterday j. G. Curtis 4 son Son
50 state hogs. l54 D. at $50 per 100 ID 20 l %
g 49, s isSsh. : go. $50 $50 = 49, :S
McPher5on & Co: Al state hogs, 10 ID. $3.50;
/ 8 roughs. 3l6. $3.50.
strong Su6 s, gF Ga $, s{ 10 Ieas6
1000 1000 arm arm h Hi beef cattle sssO sHEEP
Receipts. $4,000 weak: wetners So.-oes0''0'
ewes S5as5.iO; lambs, $s.25gSS.I5
Pittsburgh. Sept li.-HOGS - Receipts. 900
slow heayies. S'5Oss7 50 leayy Yorkers. $. so@
( s. 90 light Workers s. j0s{s; pigs, sues 70
sIIEEP AND LAMBs--Recepts, 900 STEADY; top
1907 steady top. $llt0.
Cincinnati. sept ll-HOGs = Receipts. 500:
Re- nis. 100 steady; calves steady. sHEEP-Re-
ceipts. 800, steady. lambs steady.
East Buffalo. Sept. l4-CATTIE.-R Receipts. 500:
dull yEALs-Re,eipts. 50 active A@sI ds,s a %
mixed Hsde'P ss.sG;S,55 YOrkers N.75@ss55. Pss:
o9ghS .'tSs s'so s,4s 900 active
and unchanged. .,
81 Louis. sept II-HoGs--Receipt.. $500;
steady pigs and ID lights ,oe s'o S., me-
CaT'TiE-Reeipts, 5000 steady: native beef steers.
Si'5o@slO IS; ye4rllns steers and heifers. 5000
T.Ia, md indian steers. s. 25sssSj; COWS and
heifcfs $40 $3.50. native calves. 9SIl9V SELL
Receipts 1000. steady. lambs. SSgSs.j5; sheep
an Sa gwss c tiyo Sept l4-HoGsReceps $500;
steady bulk. $3.50 81 heavy eSl ng.
Ss.75GS765 CATTLE-Recepts 5000 STEADY
prime fed steers s94O@sl dressed beef steers,
SSgs9.S0: southern steers SOC - sGTs' ssass
bulls S. 2ja 1925. calves. SOC Slo:2o ShEhi-
Receipts $4,000: lower lambs sSs ~ Sos ssmss
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune-l
Louisville. Sept. ASLEEP and LAMBs-Re.
ceipts, $685. making a total Of l.Sis Tor the week:
narket ruled steady with best at lhGSc; butcher
lambs, 5GsI1c; culls 4G5c; best fat sheep SAG
Dc; medium and common. slow DUCKS &C.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
pos,on Sent l4-Iiye stock receipts for week
. oo5 cattle Q 99l sheep and lambs. ='isO caves
10 sos hoss The demand for beef cattle was quist,
With little change in prices. Ohennss were qulse
heavy. but much Of the stock was late n arriving
For In, hest steers and oxen the market rahged
rom "a. o. SIC. with good quality 7@i Tne
best COWS and heifes sold at 9e6.c' WIN rev AZ
The higher figure: fair 10 good cows. 5G6c; poor
10 ordinary "a Sc, and boognas and Gamers; o9ic.
Bulls we're IN fair supply at ig613s nesi cave, we,
Of Of good quality. with choice heavy yeas up 70 70
xery tight supply both at the yards and the pack
inn house and held firm at about the previous
range. 7I.d7Ac. live weight. with a ie" eirs
a Faction higher and 9G9+tc dressed. 49,
sheen and lambs quiet and SlightV easier
sbS.n Sold At So nc and lambs at Ge9c. Mich
cows were in ample supply. bu, the choice ns, ,T
n1iIk,rs cold freely al previous prices, Nhhe the
nooTer cows we're inclined 20 drag. ordinay COWS
Sod from $500 $50. and choice mixers SsOs|I-o'