New-York tribune., 1903-07-30

Shannon:
at At S. DO ~ n AT 81 90 cows 74s 10 ar s. So :
Judd Co = bulls 1880 n at IS 90 do s5s 10 at
at Aav g re- 1s gen 6a ia % p s $50 s 2 s $ I ~ Il g. % At 2 g
81 heieTs "a rS 90 At $ sS DO $50 S at s. 50. :
J. Curtis Son: bull; 1000 n at So 30: ls do sOs
n at So 15 Y cows ESQ 10 az So IS; DO SIS 10 at
b at s2 %; DO SIS ro at s. 5S DO SOS n al s.
n j94n q s = Nfisaa 9 81 bulls s9s E s. So n II az 3 20
q0 38b5 50T 6s@ n at So Se 6 a9 IS 5ss n 3 a. 4 s g g g. o. 10
So: do s65 10 at So 90 Do $40 r6 at Sc Is: COW
ESQ n at s. 40 10 So do. $50 n. at 81 75
l. S bull l2 124o n at g 81 sq Dc 924
at S. Do Hos 5s II r. ess s. s2 r. cows at $ m 81 NJ @ a2 s. So n
a. Jsf s57 Wright e a Go g. al Il bulls S. SIS n a. at I s. Il 1'
g so cows s45 n. 81 IS: do. s7i n. at So: do
Mich COWS Receipts lsl head including 81 for
were we're about steady and medium and common grades
wsa weak The stock was all wanted Inferior to good
eral sales were at S30aS5O 80 - 90
Curtis son; Sold. ID fresh cows included,
ANDREW And Mullen: 10 and calves at s27 each
! H HGae { Bro: 6 fresh cows and calves. at $50
a. McCabe: 6 cows and calves at sS0as5O each.
Louis Heilbrunn 10 cows ana calves at ss5aS5O per
H H. Hollis: cows and calves. at s25Gs5o each
@ @cA1.vES-Rsceipts were S55a head including Sc for
with fai-iv good demand bueTmks % asd srasaes &
Sc higher late arrivals Of veals at the uptown market
100 head carry ever Common to choice veals sold
as o eH cart at = 9 S gTasss s and egtsTms ~ e MIX q" 50 50
o. % a5Hs me 9 e3 az p 90 Dressed mutton weak at Oqso
sales at sStieth-st@AndTew Mullen: II veaIs $50 70
everage at IS 2 per 100 n l3s do 1b7 10 IS; .
at s. 80: DO i$8 n at S. do iss H. at 81 so: 'I
buttermiJks nil ies I at 81 %; 80 do IA n. at s4
,,5 I n H >! H.@s y Pro ~ yeas Jas $s3 3s do
81: IA DO. 25s 10 at S. 10 do ia ~ at s5: Is fed
~ do. I47 n. at 81 .
45 @ .{ & ss s s9s s 40 50 5 ysq rs a. ls s ia % q
g. g. q 5s n n a9 a 81 3 n Do % s. 81 Z 5 O. g. qS g. lso g on 70 @ s. s. %
at 81 Is buttsTmiIks 40 n, 81 So II buttermiks
Jelline, Wright & Co 25S veals las n at S. II DO
Nelson We vsas Is l$6 n at IS D: ss do 1s4 NJ
So "a Is cuiis i7s h. at S. 81 butermks i5S n. at
81 %; "a Western calves 296 No. al 81 q. . 90.
1aP d& G. i55 t,1 n a s. s. s S & 9 sas s, ig2 6 n 81
H Hollis: veas 1ss n, at IS 121s So do, $50 n.
at $g do' 225 6 at 81 20 fed calves 2oS ~ at s. -
at $ 20 lo2 l4O n. at $s a do le5 ~ 81 60; 46
at 50 5o do 1853 n at 50; 10 do. l5S 10 at 81 5o'
N To9s oh g. "a no ~ s vals e. l55 m ss q d e, 132
at 81 75 IS butermks. 143 ~ at "a 6O grassers 1se
% a. l r. s at S. do a. I25 & at s. 81 f %
Kerns Commission Company: Indiana calves 1876 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Beceipts were 40 cars or 11547
head including cars for slaugherers and 46 for the
all at Jersey City, with the exception Of half car
in aSndant apP and eased O aSc 0 quality
sdered with some sales Doe lever than Tuesday; about
sheep sold at ssGS4 25 per 100 N. with but few lots
prime early at SO 5OGS6 co. most of the lamb
saIes-NcFherson & 60 2a2 MARYLAND lambs. 81 n
se 5oa d 30 81 - at Sc 9 "a d m n 1o At 0 Sc 70 Ia
25s DO e5 10 at S. 80 Virginia sheep. lo1 ~ at s4;
Newton ( Co: 2is Kentucky lambs Il 10. at SO so;
10 at Sc s6 2S6 virginia do 7s n at Sc s5 245 do IS
H. at Sc: 246 DO Gi 10 at Sc 249 West Virginia do 80
y at - so; Virginia sheep 90 70, at 81; % do 100
@ d 51da 8 n os at 5, s s 5ss go l1o @ a at g s. 8 $
Bpo 5 a n do s. II n b at s. s0 III do ~ - 9 % a n %
ss Buffalo sheep % n at s. Is - DO lo4 n at s.
50 25 24s do q 10 s. 9o: 40 DO 90 n s. So 26s
y 81 a Sc Sc = Do p at d s. H. al s8 ST. 2So @ Go at n at
w. DO Ss No. ca at n 90 8 40 o ul a5a q9 90 81 ri 20 al n "a az 80 s G
151 Pennsylvania do Y 10 at $ 75 % 1diana yearngs
DO io n "a at IS s. 10 PaaRsyiyana do III n s. 5O
KeatacEy Do rs n at ST. l66 do n at s4
l59 do % 55' i0 at S. $50 virginia DO s b
i5 Ohio OF 10 do IS 10 at S. % Pennsyvania DO 81 n at Sc
Pennsylvania sheep l63 fb at 81 Kentucky do, ss n,
81; IS do 50 n at $S ~ bucks lO5 m, at So 60 n
90 do IS h $ So 27s Virginia DO s. n at So vir
& % .ssss s1s aqs ss IS 3 3 e. At ds ss 2 s5 Il L. d s
50 90 81 ri at s. 10 @ a BgfSS 1tg ANS r.: a = s. S At Sc
H Hois CD state lambs 81 u, at s. 81 =; II sheep
so n a SO so.
II HARRINGTON: 50 State lambs 63 10. S6 %
g & /, s Dnlenhack: 21 State lambs Il 70, So so
HOGS-Receipts 40l5 cars. OBS head including
about $50 for Trade slow and prices weak
especially heavy hogs Good heavy Ohio State
hogs sold 9OdS6 100 10; medium and light STATE
hogs at 1OGS6 80 rough mixed Western do IS 10
Country hogs dull at S4q9Ac 10 for medium
Saies-S Sanders: q state hogs 116 n average. a
Sc 70 per 100 n 80 do ~ at So q pigs
n SO; roughs 24s H. at So stag, $40 n at 81
Judd & Co. % hogs. 176 n, at S6 49, do, 265
n at So II Ohio do n. So: 1O3 do 215 10, al
90 24O n 50 Is; g. rough Western hogs
J. G. Curtis & Son: state hogs. 100 n. SO