New-York tribune., 1903-07-09

e. t 3 i2's i9 e ksengcy DO l24s 2 Z DO l2
n At g s.: stag, l4eO NJ at q .; buns I155 TS
T s9fTao 8S d. d. 6ss Ss q s sS
ksrns Commission CO.. % Indiana steers i24s NJ at
Indiana - & ls2 sd r. s al = 1878 M Z h 90 At & y g. . = 81 s4S ri
da i1 no. ~ dVs ~ al 10 p 90 i7 G aG 'os r. a. s. 3S Is
lery buns 1855 ~ at s. Indiana bulls 1900 n
Mcpherson & Kentucky steers 1900 10 a, s. So
20 90 l342 H. at s. 20; |! de- 1912 ~ at S. 20 10
s. ONO 90 i4is n at s. 2 Is do % iti5 B S H. t s
So isl NJ % at It s. co. @ 2a d9 9 M d5 r. r. at :: :: @ So
sitss I5iy ~ at > 90; ;. COWS 100 ~ at SO 40 ~
i7 n n To- q Ia g "a a. 40 10 49, as 1897 h a5 s. 81 o ~ do
fed rsnns5lsaua 90 e25 e' ~ at 81 20 '' . 'S's'y
Do 43e @ P3ss3 s. S9s Y do s5'Es i4 g. al n s.
bulls 1868 @ H. "a at s. o 3: do 4 ssgT r. @ a IS @ at $4 Sd
s5 fu o4o h. at s. @ a s ss' IS az ai4 IS % o.
fsI soIws 6o$ ~ at So % do 725 10 81 So q Buff
a, s !gad @ so CO - & 9p & / n at 50 90 do sl5 10
,s g 10 Curtis q 32f bull Leo n $4 do IL n,
DO 5s h. at So S. g cows an sss r at at So Is - do do $40 ~
as n n Ia at 50 eo 9Gl 90 p @ at n sS % $50 S at s. 49, do
>, J2R9 s5 81 ? Nslso9; rs bull odo DO se5 10
d9 90 S So o NJ 50 20 cows os6 ~ at s. 90 DO 500 10
=. J9hn Dueey: bull go NJ IS co. do 1.15O ID.
s. at at Sc SO &c. ~ 6 o 80 s5 IS s. & dS @ $50 n m s 81 Y5 s. At oeT 81 20 o
Al a s n Hos' M 10 1nlls 99S n at 50 e5 cows 969 n
de- G7 III H. at as s. S. S. " at y ' '' 800 ID at - 'o
at Aadrs~ s. b. MgG9 so h oxen % 81 l r r s. 81 do g 9@ n
COW, l,04O H. So I5: do. a.
os H Hume & Brother bull 1,olO ID. at 50 5O / do
Mich GoWs-Receip,s were os head. including e1
for suburban dealers and 10 for market making with
sellers enabled advance s2qsa head
ia sae 5 %ere & al the extreme range OF Sq$'S for inferior
sales-Louis HeiIbrunn: fresh cows with their
J; c. Curtis & Son: II calves at s22asSO
H. H Hollis: cows and calves at sana$5o per head
A AcGabe; COWS and calves at $50 each.
J: j. n Hume & Brother: ! COW and calf for s45
t-AL1FES-Receipts 4943 head, including So for
ON sae of a Which f IN 4e fE9L calves there % gee M G
r JsTsy cy PsSs & weFe rm 70 5s higher at the upper
day stale buttermilks showed no Improvement About
5@a$7 100 extra !eals at s. 56 cus down 0a to to
At s. m 9t & 2sa S6e1 SaF6 Of at pes
10; fss country dressed calves hTp at 5a914c
% d. aTT1o M % at at S 8 g ~ o9 d. M M e d d. Il s e p at s. g SRI Is 100
a. a. 81 81 so % p do % 92 n at So do 3s n So DO 1ss
John b s7, r Nelson % Bro 81 ysals 42 n at 81 10 do 122
al 80 s1s 10 do 34 H. at 81 do i29 1b at So 5o 10
m 32 n at s. @ 10 cus l55 ib at 81 So 81 buttemilk
z z Mixed nj s eaiyss ia Is
s e m at W7s6 s7 b d. CO "a n yfa 81 ~ n S 81 90 IS do
G r. So fsd Sagg go s g @ St a 81 sa
50 So mixed T. calves 50 @ s6 H. "a at s: 5o o. T. DO 90 1888 b.
do aGs ss rs at S. 81 q Sa is s y Ss' Is ss ss y d.
ss 50 ,5 Do 224 & s %: mixed calves las r.
II H, Hollis: 5 veas 1G7 ib. at 81 100 do. 12s rb at
a4 ri Saive5 IS 10 "a a. Ss at ST. 10 %
:'5@l5i e Bsisg r 10 T. ysss q s. g n
ST. IS o al ss sSg % IS s. sSd 3 d. I4 G8 S ysa at g M I y e @
l$s n at $6 621a do 1873 III, s.; IL do 14i No.
Western calves Isl b. % at So 'S' 81 do ~ asS e. m
5s' % So e g. va g. 1 is5 Il r. at 81 50 ss.E
Newton s CO..: IA veals few buttermks) 141 ~ at
ssndsTs: leo 7sas i4s n: at So 10 81 do. 1ss 10
,odI SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 4eA cars. or
sale all at Jersey S9y with the exception Of half csr
Sheep p were slow; and with no export demand, heavy
s h6S sHeep & were scarce 6n5 would hardly % b9ye
on top grades closing dull; and medium lambs
Monday: few cars of stock were hold over C,oT9ron
to rather choice sheep sold at Sc 75S4 25 per f60 m
car Of MARYLAND lambs at So s7is few yeariings at
extreme; dressed slow sisa1Isc with scattered
salss,NeSton y co COS Kentgsky lambs 50 10 aver
Fl n " at So g. R per m o o o 10 M e de at 81 81 6 D as al % o 90 81 m n do
50 ' is4 TeRnessee DO 64 n At So 22$ Virginia do 90
6S No. at Sc 60 229 do 6s H. So 80; 45 Kentucky sheep
ha m a. do at 3 3 % at @ s West ao 8 m as s. @ 90 Is H n V at
s. 5 DO I59 n at s. 75 20 Kentucky culls 50 ro at
NJ at ss @ so 5 "a % So 81 90 AZ da s. n at $ SO
26 d do II r. at Sc 81 62 2IS do e b. st S. 90; 29S do
s. 75 500 Western do 81 n at So: 165 Western sheep
IFS n at So 75 10 virginia M ado, do 59 n at So 90
70; zoe DO 70 10 at So 65 Virginia do ~ 10
Sc so: 25S 10 III S6 10 Kentucky &c n,
So 20; 124 68 NJ S6; I3 Pennsylvania "a
Sc 25 Is State So n at S6: % Kentucky sheep, 94 10
10 Pennsylvania DO 100 H. at So T5 bucks 1S5 n. S.
J. II WiIkerson 265 Maryland lambs IL n at Sc s7ia
Kentucky do rs b Sc 10 do rs H. at SO 20;
Kentucky sheep lG 10 at So 80; % Maryland do
So so
s sanders: 2s1 Kentucky lambs. 81 Sc 75; 10
State DO. - N, S6 25,
S Judd & 60. I$6 Buffalo lambs G8 rb. s. IS; IS
State IS n S5 So 10 Buffalo yearlings,
81 30 264 Buffalo sheep 100 ~ at 50 So State do 70
81: do 105 n. 50
Mcpherson & 60 233 Virginia lambs, II n, Sc 65;
So 30: 10 do. So N. at So %.
Harrington Co: 231 Kentucky lambs, T5 10 at
S6
Jelife Wright & Co: 10 state lambs SO rb at s5;
sheep. lis ~ at 81 so % do. 81 10, at So.
Andrew Mullen; ~ State lambs 81 n, a Sc 25.
n, Harrington: % State sheep, 146 N. 81; do
10 at So So
H H. Hollis: 8 state sheep 103 10 at So 621s
J. G. Curtis & Son: lambs n at So 80
HOGS-Recepts SO o 6.124 head including
about carload, altogether for the Heavy hogs
weighing from l75 to 225 NJ decidedly lower, and
wanted. Lj~ht hogs weighing 100 to 115 ~ and
firm. Reported sales OF State hogs the range
of Sc 1886 45 according weights. Country dressed
hogs duh and barely steady.
Sales-S Sanders: 81 state hogs. ITS n average,
Sc 90 100 NJ % DO 24 10 at Sc 10: rough 400 10
John P Nelson: s State hogs. 141 at So 40: 3 do
113 n at Sc 45; Toughs, 241 n. at s. 80
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