New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

d. loss = at ss Is: Do $50 n. at 81 IS: II cows.
5, MPTs93 sS 81 a. CO. IS Ksn'gsfZ &c q ssss % l1,e ;s +
8 g. = do iI i2Ss s. NJ 5l 3 s. e SS S 766 n iGT s
1880 r q 1 s3 % ll,o 70 at e S 20; z, Dc , g7S So n
iooS n at o s. So To- 10 d. IS sa5 S 90 at IS 10; ii
81 @ ' n al q 5. ss 50 q Is a g. So SIS s n a. :, Sc i 3 3 S g 70 f r.
at & III d 6Syf9 sSF n o g one 10 aS 81 =
DO lls9 n s. 90: 70 do la n 81 90 is BusIo y, sC
aS 1913 lse S at n, s. s g. g. i Baso Sassso DO hSls @
& s ~ IS ,siS sS
s Dc, do iesS @ lis n = iis6 s. <
80 @ 9 ~ 10 ?t m S ~ Is .; g a 90 o T. % Do as ss $ ~ b. g o
niT:5s s's T. 6ss a. Z 80 s.
ToSa dd shaaHon S9 cows BULL ~ 7aS q M At at s. @ 7s
:s': = s'G so s ssfs :.'s 2 a! s = :': =
St Sc $ r. lo at g g s s' II p do at g. t' 3
g 20 @ q a. 70 IS s. s B % s. 8s g. NJ s d s. sGS o n ae ao rs 81 10
n s. 10 10 Dc 55s & n at ,o2 e TS ~ at
s. sg j. il Z az e; , i s. r. at g. 8 s 60 & G s
n Andr;y Mullen 1850 r q at $ g s 30 ss4 sg n is9 s9
s. CO. q DO, g. 72s h. fb, at It's S. =" ' - ~ "
1860 at a1@: Hs8 s3li. 1889 sss9 n is' at
aS at "'s s. r. a o. 7 80 @ 'S* s. DO s'S rs
81 s" Gsfsr m Pq Il lo g 5s q at c6a 81 IS 81 H. $50 3 3
George Dillenback: 5 cows 6a5 n, a. s. 12'..
$a ISsoH; s;s os s 3 SS,'os no 10
70? M bs6 S S los fore the @
in demand steady: common and medium grades quiet
insiaded sa5asSs per head; most of
Sales J, 6. Curtis 20 fresh cows with calves
l. Heibr,inn l5 and calves at sa.as5s pc. head
george 6en5aGE SGEo cows and % calves
g ) Rockefeller; 8 and calves at $soasSo s each.
obn SS Buce9 cows S&GS and caves @ at
4sndas s ,,sY. for Gs;sa s,iss,
ESQ sale, which Isis at sxtiethst and a6e
@ G and @ on only Gom@n fa Pgss P about
cleared Common to q choice e.. ye@s sold e IS s Eas 30
SS@ss so calves at 81 3aS3 yearings at 50 So
f s6any Tyas i9gs[ d little 55n
saies 0I' g Curtis & SON veals
$ per 100 n = do 1t2 No. at s. 90 & 70 = DO ls2 r. st
do, 134 NJ 81 30 IS3 do "a I at So IS 81 do IT
!! do % h. at S. 8 DO, s2 70 at s.; q Do Is n at
g so barnyard calves. 2i7 n at So; Is DO 2ii o at
n .3n 81 * f. On iss IS re- at 81 81 ss " ss 50 g. az s
do ~ N at 50 M a. II oayasd ard sayss s r 4 ~ 81 a. s s o.
s io T. j. sc t. +. S i; s. S DO llS g g. 4
50: Il do Il" n at 81 rs: . do 90 n. at 81 80.
n At ss5i O. n
IS re $; F. ea5nSss@ 2s5 r 10 -
-, George Den9ack yeals l6a ~ at 81 u do III
n NJ at So - " " " 49,
r {, bailey: yeals of various weights at s4asI 80
Sc 90 68 do 10 10 at 50 25 I2 do so 10 81 80:
- do. 66 n. at 81; yesrIings, 400 n, at 81 so
q Do 12s s at s. s. ~ % Is d. S ii ii r. at 8 S. 2 do o.
m qsH Al a $ @ d. & So rfs' * a. IS 70 at 81 a 81
Mcpherson Co: % veals. us 10 a. SIS so do lo3
Ns%.on CO.. veals l4s III at 81 % do ieo n,
SHEEP AND LLAMBsFeceipts were 40 cars. o. eos
for the market OF which 1Ola Jersey
and top grades firm: lambs lCGl5c higher and all
ne stock as cleared Common TO fairly good sheep
choice al 81 15GS5; common 10 prime lambs az s. 500
80 81 eGlls At s. Dressed mutton firm at egse per n
!ambs steady S5gS10 per carcass
Saies-s Sanders: 40 state lambs 81 70 average. at
So 30 ner 100 10 II DO es lb at So : 1I6 Do 72 ~ at
Newton Co: l72 state lambs s. 70. a. s6 a5 iSs do
a. ~, - 90, oi o, 90 ~ "a
So 30: State 60. rs NJ sa -
HarTtngton = Co: 2l6 Buffalo iambs 81 ~ at ss 20
J Wikerson. lambs. 81 So 12Is; a
Buffalo sheep, l2S n, at 81 80,
Tobn & shannon; lS3 state lambs % 70. at So u.s.
state sheep 3 n al ~ 90 date Yesterday as Ohio lambs
% I'D 4 - % % ' STAT isTpbs ru: =, - A. si7s
i. harrington 900 Michigan lambs ~ 10. at So % 81
Western DO - ID So 90 fall clipped do. % 10
ia d. G 81 s m a. 81 s. % do 'e 81 m at IS % n 10 at eu
10 s.: sheep 40 10 a. 81 So - do 30 n 81
spring lambs at 81 each.
J. 8 curtis & son, 10 state sheep I'D 10 at s. 20:
spring lambs at IS per head
6arosd. for he market STEADY for i've hogs and san
and Pennsylvania hogs were quoted al 50 s5S6 10 lO'
saes,SS ,oS Judd Co; Stat. boss. lis 70 average al
N@Von & Co. date yesterday: is Ohio hogs, ISc n
al ST.