New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

-- New-York February IA. 1906.
BEEVES-Receipts 81 cars. 1853 head. in
s1d a a. cars s for export alive IS for city saughterers
Jersey City and at the sothst Yards steers wsrs IN
mOderats supply but demand weak and slow
bulls with outside demand. to ioo higher
steady cows held ' Up to @ Aonds no pe sso
the yards were cleared Medium to pme nstyg eePs
s4a az - eSgS 50 per 100 ~ oxen and stays ESQ
COWS at 81 s5gS4 % few extra Ohio cows s. 40;
weak at eqs3aO per for choice native Sides
Cattle and beef markets anoRangd SSpents ona2 2
and on the Bao to Vapoo s Quarters a4a . 81 sh Ss
sce % ea iGT v 10 P. sh R2sz 80 ' the Bon
$ TO- 1a DO, 1851 M IS 90: do 1904 m s Is;
= bulls i7is s d. i5as g. US 3!
las. d. s3s E at g. CIV loco r S
DO sS n sG os 90 r. a. az ~ f9 50 !io ID at - 10
Ohio & 81; ! 50 So
%. 1910 n at s. bull at 81 is; %; 100
s. $50 i At s. AZ da 5o "a at iO s. a6 a
nST s. 5s @ So 81 9p D. at fo o 1S 81
DO 1857 r. at 81 p; DO s52 n at ss 20 do e e
10 do SAT ~ at $50; do SIS n at Sc 50 do 100
Naxton e.: ohio steers 1898 r. az S IS; g do.
q s. so bull 1900 s. IS: COWS, 1i6o n. at
02s p WsssEn % ! 1887 at s. 80
s. g: state DO 1880 10 at So co. DO 40 n at IS So
j. shanbsrg & Son: Indiana steers 1873 n, at IS 7o
do a ii no o 90 90 1a2S No. al g CO. Indiana
bulls 174s 10 at s. 20; 4 DO 1I.5 n, at s. oso -
at IS s. cows. 500 n at s. 20 do 80
1885 n at 81 20 bulls, 1878 ~ S. 8; io5I Is
Il do $40 ~ oo at s. 81 do eie ~ at s. To- Is do S4s
70 at Sc IS de- SEQ r. at a g. So do 90 SIS ~ at 81 d.
John Ducey: bull, 1920 n. at So 20: cows. sos 10
ndrew Mullen; oxen IRIS n at 81 90; bull. $50 10
Jsinne. WTght & Co; ! bulls. 952 n, at So 60
for suburban dealers and So Tor the market prices we're
Just about steady with good COWS SCARF n and wanted
from SEQ $50 for common to good cows. calf in
saies-1.ouis Heilbrunn: calves ss5as5o
s. G. Curtis & Son: 20 cows calves s20Gs6o
Eossrs5 and osiTss Ct ;5a ASS each
John p Nelson: cow sait FOR sac o.,
butcher. and 1O4s FOR Prices were steady
f96 non aha The esTiy arrivals we
e cGa at % sss4 50: bsrySrd stock at 50 25Gs y
yeals e914o 10 country dressed lower
G n a. , IS f. y ~ 3, s & at at
40 isi n at g Yo 25 II DO 81 4s - at s n do
81 DO ea n 1850 at s. 90 c.i 7 90
NJ at DO, sss NJ at 50 75 DO. go n at 50 So
n. Aa ao S. r@ az. $50 p
a. So 81 90 {' - small al Ca calves. 40 80 r. st s.
8 81 S d is n veal s Is ls g. 2 st. s. A +
90 h at s. 90 2 DO 100 10 at 81: do So n at So
. small calves. 10 n at 81
W Hume: vsals 15S p at So 80 -. Do I, 49, y, 81
do 119 N. at 81; do 100 10 at 81 So do 30 10
Jsiiiie. Wright Co; so veas. l2s ~ at 50 Is;
DO, lao n. 50. - o. :, ,o- =,
A. as 20. 40 do Io6 10 10 Jos n, at 81 70
Mcpherson & Co: veals. $50 10, at So do 10 10.
at So: IA do 10. 81 50 IS do Il II. at 81 co.
do ITo 10. at 81 30.
Sanders: veaIs n. 50 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts We're 2sis cars. or
oOs head Including 1914 for slaughterers and IL
for the market making. with the cars held over yes
,or5av ~ ears on sale Sheep in light supply
and lust about steady. There slack trade in
generally well supplied with
stock the dead meat market has not responded to
of Prices for live lambs appeared
10 he 15c to csc lower early in the week Medium
10 fairly good lambs sold at 81 254S SO per 100 10
yriTns choice lambs estimated 70 be
worth 81 7OGS7 so: cus sold at s. Dressed mutton
sIov a sI6 n 90 per 10 dressed lambs 10i% "a l2c;
country dressed spring lambs were selling at SQSlo
sGies-Kerns Commission Company: gag Western
lambs 81 at 81 20 per 100 n 81 Indiana