New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
WEEKLY EXPORTS.

L S Dillenback S. Korona.-...... 30
Sherman Culver. SIS. Ant.Iia......
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R EsilSs P :9ssr!i 5 a s; 5 .s
: E #s$s :s';::: m: 5.
TO Hui aI1 I'-is..et :.... 80 =
t. T8 s ssa5Sa@ston 80 $40
Totals 10 all ports. .........s 1o2 e742 9T52
ports last weel....... 467 1890 22o74
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEvEs
Good 70 choice native steers 5ogS9 %
Poor to ordinary naive Steers Sg ~
Good steers year 4O@ s.
BEEVESReceipts for two days were 245 cars or 4Sso
hsa e eudng % cars f2T export alive ~ n Io %
cattle 5o raTs On ssIs ~ btrL a. a. Ts-se Cyv ana
az Si2stbst 1n e' o. Sn - a r;t5Is s s,nsb Sut
maintained on all g-ades o. steers with possibly ntts
strong; thin 1Oc higher; medium and good
ST Sowea ne aaoIG6Ie improvement rne y'1s T Ts
Tsy City but would be held for wednssdSys MARKET 7o
70; car OF ohoIee Illinois do at s. 20 half breeds at
81 s59$3 40; extra Ohio s4Ss4 25 Dressed
SSse per n fr Eoi m6n t choice naive sides extra
ana Christmas beer exceeded these hsuTss L4ysTPool
n. dressed weight with Christmas beeyas oui Q:
weight No shipments reported from this port to-day
dSE ttT 1he A an t f s ta~ S1 9SS
cattle for sehwa:zschild sulzbeTgeF and about 400
Antwerp zee cattle for J. shamberg Son. and IS for
e. IS Ken 5ty. steers s Ja1s p
do 8 P 80 lG Is d. dq 41oo On "a at s. o. Il do
51s7 At $ 70 0hS DO 1872 n at 8 20; Is v 5g
Western halfbreeds sS2 n at 50 rs; oxen. 1425 10 at
90 88 qua at SIS Do s $50 n at C Is id25
s. e5 do $50 s. 50: do 525 n. s.; II do SGD
$. S. 4 a m & i & 81 i 9 g. s' ass9 2
g. i IsS : ! s g. 5s57 IS S
at e So 3! 3d. u DO 55 5oS rt 81 Ohio hsf'F O ID
S TFF65 STs5 $ 6hlssSS 'se go 1 l p o.
do l925 70 a! s. so; Do. 1900 ~ az S.; / Virginia
50 is m 5 M SON e 5en 1 59 ss a.
do lo7 n at s. So i6 Do 1910 n at 81 50. do 1850
ID. at s. So DO I65s h. at S. 90 Do 100 n al
Newton CO.. 10 Illinois steers 1919 81, p at $: 90 Is
a. IA lIf spp e 10 en tuck is Steers ia n at 81 90,
4 6p rs Il is % % at a IS i 2 do 9 at 20 d.
Sanders Is o5q steers i2aS n 81 e33a % dH
We5. T vrEipia Do Ilss e. at IS Bgfao ass
At do % 10 S as s. So o a5 % 1880 ' 3 a. sS5
~ at g 81 DO 1910 10 at 81 90 Do SO 10 at s. 10;
Tobin shannon: % Kentucky steers, 1913 n at g IS;
600 9q h at lo5 s. So q DO SIS n al 81 ~ -
So Is d. oi 93s b. at IS Y is 81 cows aS ss n
Gurus sO9: S5sn 1855 :, n b at 81 3; oi bulls Is
at Sc DO SOS 10 at 81 70; 10 DO 7ss n at 81 CO.
Ss;oa bulls, 1893 p at 50 10; 5. g so SO p p.
7s9 n at 81 71 dG $50 a. iu n % s7s n at
COWS; cor n, at 81 ,.,,. g. -.
$50 H. at s. s.: d. 7si i S 8 at s. so DO ass n
John Ducey bull. $50 n. at g 50; o9ws TO H.
at 81 80; Hume a SO Bo at cows 90 s as n so do
-ofa
by H 4 Hollis as follows: COW and calf for SIS;
pcALvEs-Receipts for two DAYS were 1o47 head. In
gn5 o s for sTa T5 on on sale the so prime an
plenty and were firm; other grades
BsTnyar3 and western calves sold quite freely fully
sustained prices The pens were cleared with the eI,
sod Sass so per 100 10 choice 70 extra selected lots
Of western calves at sSgs4 and % head 81 Is city
S 6n few vss Exceed e ooa2Tg dressed STEADY a, 60
1114c: dressed harnyard calves at 4qolsc- =, -.
l57 As s a 1' at S 87 per loo ~
iS2 n a, s. g: fed calf 8io at So 5o % Western
AndrsT Mullen g. ysals tss n at IS so - DO. e. l23
d. 90 Is At So fed calf $50 n at 50 50: 8 barHyard
a $ ea 81 81 d. SON l5 s'i IS = sd At s.
obb 50 vsI. 81 S SaT s 'ai az & 90 at g. os n
at 81 de- Is cs a So S P2rP az "a VsS s FAY at at
81 g. do sI5 n 50 75 "a $50 n at 81 25; 81 do
H II Hollis: veals. 1s4 n at S. IS: g., 143 n n:
az ff8 N at o Sc DO 100 n at 50: 10 fea calves aas
81 % barnyard calves, 25T n at So .; sc DO Us
Ieife Wright & Co.: so veals 100 70. IS 50: do
o5 70 at Sc; do. 1T 70 at 50; 10 banyard calves 2a
George & L DuIenback: veals IA n. at So Is;
harnyaTd calf. 100 n, at 80 . - ..
Indiana calves 175 70 at IS To- do ~ at 81 50; Il
do 1877 a 81; / calf geo ~ at "a so
Sanders: IS veals 156 No. a. IS 5oi 60 do $50 ID az
Judd & Co: veals n. So 6O DO. i22 n. at
SHEEP AND TANBs-Receipts for two days were II
cars including y for export alive 10
few stale 42ls sale OF which 81 at Jersey City
a III at Sixteth-st yards sheep were SLOW ana
handy sheep which plenty; lambs opened IN
settled bur uneveuIv At Jersey City prices were
sslesen rated medium grades 25e Of at sixtethst
yards sellers called the market 25G35c lower About
soid at s. s0ass 50 per 100 n ordinary very choice
lambs at So 5Oas8 50; few sales exceeded So 80;
at 59Tc per ~ with few wethers selling at Tisc;
lambs easier at sG1osc with the bulk Of the
sales-Rerns Commission Company: lie Ohio lambs.
81 n at Sc 40 per 100 10 EOS do. SO 70 at
s 2s 2O 81 s at S Is les Canada DO io n at S.
Sc Pennsyvanis do 81 10 at 50 %: I5S I1aiana 90
= r. at 81 90 aso ohie sheep 40 y, az 50 So p do
los n SO So q Buffalo DO iI9 10 at 81 rs; ie Penn
SO so: Indiana yearlings; 11s 70; at 81 90 49, -,
6n shsnnon il$ ohi2 o lambs g n st o 50 S9 As
Is n At So .; 219 e n Sc 50 Canada 40 100 n
at So So sheep los n at 50 49, IS Buffalo do lis
~ al So 60; IS do. los 10. at So
Harrington Co 1871 State lambs, 81 70 at SO 90; 100
So 500 20 Buffalo do 81 n. at SO 30; 200 do
Newton & Co: Buffalo lambs, so 10 at SO 4Oi ITS
DO. 81 ~ at Sc 40: 20 do 1l2 n. at So
70 '0 at s. So DO q NJ at ss Il STATE lamb. ana
warnings u 10 AZ So 81 State sheep LOG 70 at 81 7o
c Iq e Co 2os Buraio lambs so 10 at So 40
Sanders $50 state lambs % 70 az 80 50; 10 Bur,