New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

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ST. i1S y 10 at So fs1nis a. los5
IS 10; d. $50 io at $ 10; bulls. sss 10. at
at Is m % a. n E o8 y % s f. at io ) g. g.
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n a. q, s 8? 5 F. 70 csicsso
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at ) s. qdd d. & SO SCI n at ns 81 80 '5sS SoT " q? 80 500 ID
T'6n & Shannon: bulls $50 IN M a a. e. a. ' & % oxen
g. 5 q & s 5 s s. So n Sd il i 4?s g. n
Do 100 10 at 8 $ Do 74o n o,S at 81 .o " 1859 n r.
sSo : r. 81 S. 5@ 3 5 at at s n
n Il + y s sc 5 At er q 50 sso aa at So So no 10 at q 81
= GNs f. HUI Hume S { Bro 81 =. bulls 1925 n 81 do
s. %; j. a DO 10 n sy Il o. 74o :
81 e. = cows g seS 3 n
John I'm r Nelson: bulls. ST 40 775
JShn haSsy: 80 ~ at s2 so: do $50 n at S.
ing Al dealers 16e the market Good
sa saRs
range of s29asa5 for comnonto chocs cows calves
nspded enc rshe % ex'Es o mkeF m % sd %T so % included
At per Pc iHr.s head coW and nd csf for $50 can
A and calves, at $40IS55 each.
George Van Dyke and calves at $32 5oGs47 so
aRs are calf s5 s head including e
AND AMID GF c # there TSa & 2s at
demand the stock. and Jersey City prices were
nrm to l5c higher with sales possibly 25e higher
ns The pens wee s%% likely F to Common
s s soa @ 1s thf e, sRRs
s. s. e Gy e5snr d0f ID at at per m fs"
Sales sixtieth st-Jelfe wright Co; SOC yeaIs
g 5sf do % rs m l r. do lsa
dS IS H. S. II bu'erinrs ISL lb at 81 rs: 81 do
~ nj al i s. 5s sG d. f m se "a = r at IS 8 90 S ;s 81 d. &
at 81 So 1872 do i$9 n at 81 % 50 do i3 H. at s. 90
70 70 aG at 81 s 81 nj e aa d. y Isl At d.
i. m ID se o. lo n o at 50 So e I'd do - IL = 10
Various 9 wsshs s. 5oas7 50, so buterrnEs lao n
'S3a is7 n s. 70: q do e5 II. at S.
8 8: a Ysss al a ~ = NJ ss at 3 So 49, ss ds DE-
at ' 8 q M Do d. St $ s. L L g. g. q 6 @ 81 S 3d. at % d.
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n 2 @ do So sc @ nj 10 at T9 sg l de- 6 M R at at S. 30 ' II 0
10 m 1 s Mqn die 25 III h. Tsa s So 5$ 1 a r. do at Is % & s:
L Pilenback: l$a veals IL n s at tSs ,, on; s
F: C Bailey: veals various weights. at Sc ESQ
m .s n Juaa 81 Go DO ltS 40 vsss S At iss Sc % e.
30 do s i2e % n at g. So IS q d. l22 m H. At o IS 49, 3 d. LA
Sanders % vsas 3 n =. at 81 8 90 o. l2 II So de- o 45 DO TO- S.
T. At At So g? do o.? Is ii h At at IS 81 So S0 ~ 10 al %
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts were "A cars. or s9ss s4
s!sughterers ls2 the market making, with the
the exception of half Sheep were slow to frae5
ton lower; yearings held up strong and choice ruled
a higher: nearly all stock cleaned
before the close. Common to prime sheep sold at
SgsS PeS 5e9 NJ & GHs as A 81 a & to Ps e s ys c
at s6 Dressed mutton slow at 6T10c 10 for poor
prime carcasses dressed yearlings 1OG13I2c
with selling Sc dressed lambs
in demand 11G16r scattering sales 1Tc. Coun
Try dressed spring lambs about out OF market and no
- saesmNewt9a Co II Wsst We , Virginia a lambs IN s3
10 y gp- do n :.
Buffalo yearngs "A 10. at 81; Virginia sheep 81 fo
.MePherson Co. 275 Virginia lambs 6s n IS 62,s
244 do. 63 n. IS 62i. PA n so; 1S VIr
sina sheep l24 II. 81 so Virginia yearlings So n
,I TobI2 shannon: 100 Kentucky lambs 81 n: ss
70 at $ 90 100 Ohio sheep - IL? a'i n at s. 75 a4s & -
10 at 81 - Pennsylvania do. 91 n at 81: 10 Indiana
KsTns Commission Company: 24s virginia lambs n
at 80: SS do. 81 10. IS yearlings
n at SIS 43; l6 Virginia sheep; los 70; at 81 12t..
Buao yeaEinrs s5 n at S Is 20 Buffalo sheep 10 o
Hsrgnston CO. 2Io Buffalo yearlings 10 10 SO 75:
Sanders: . state lambs 55 n at 81; State YEAR
hngs55 n AZ So - sheep and yearlngs IS 10 at So
sheep 1o5 n at So Do 62 n at 81 75 do 40 rS at
- H 4 s. 9s Io sats <, lambs a; g y at 81 80 II do 50
bucks i45 n. So 75
Jsline. Wright Co: 12 State yearlngs. 20 n at So
HoGS--Receipts were % cars or 41Is head including
state quoted at 81 40aS7 Is per 100 m choice
salesETobn & shannon: L State hogs 200 n
al s. 10 per leo n. rough. $40 n, n So 10.
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