Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-08

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p pDa 2OA Wabash IT. L. a r.. preferred,
S25si Nsa YORK Ontario d W, 214
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Colorado Cosl and Iron Company, III
TX; Ls6isS Valley, asS LeSigh Ss7ies,
tton, 10 Buffalo, PittAburg q Western,
| NJ; Philadelphia d Erie is ;
Northern Central, So Northern Pacific,
CON-, 1874 Northern Pacific preferred. 83sz !;
Hestonvllle, 49, Huntington 4 Broad rop
pretarred, % Rochester 4 Pittshnrg IL {;
n r. Chicago n st. Louis com, "a N. Y.
Trans, Continental, 461s Louisville Il Nash
VILE i9A.
Cntne Markets.
p ILADELPBIA, Nov. 3.-The arrivals OF
live stock at the Philadelphia Stock Yards
were:
For the week-.Reeves, 1860 head; sheep.
l2,OOU do. hogs : 300 do Previous week.
Reeves 5 600 he'd; sheep, l6,0OJ dol hogs, 1900
10.
beef cattle were IN poor request, and prices
declined Ac especially IN the lower grades,
which were in large supply. while good stock
was Sc re, Quotations; Extra, 6Asesc.;
good. bEa6c; meilum, 4A4a5s4c; common,
iai1SC
Fat cows we're dun at 3aic
Mich cows were carce and high at S30a75.
cal calves were active at 5LEaS34c.
sheep and l9mbs were active Tor the good
grades which were scarce and Nc. higher,
while colunna stock, which W. abundant, was
dnil and low. Quotations Extra 5Isa5ss,;
good, i1aa5c.; medium, 34a4Ac,; common,
11sa 10 lambs, laB12c.
logs were active at a decline of nc. in
sympathy with the West, Quotations. Extra,
sz4e good, 7Isc; medium b}4a7c; common,
tity dressed beeves were fairly active and
closed at Ta9Ic.
Dressed sheep were only fairly active and
closed At 7a9c; lambs at l0al2c
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Beei cattle, market
little more active prices, considering
Dc; FIRST quality, 44a5J4c; medium, S54a
ic. 70 5ysG. receipts, S,l52 head sales, 2.2s2
head. swine, full supply amt fair demand
reaeipts,s ,-i3 head quotations 51Sab5zc, The re-
ceipts of sheep and lam we're 1855 head.
Quotations, sheep 3lza4]Sc.; lambs ls53lc.
NEW YORK, Nov. b. Beeves-Recei. is yes
terday ami to-day, 300 head. Market about
steady, with a riile more fifmness for middle
grades of native steers no Go orado half
breed stock shown. Texas steers sold at
S3s5al % per 100 pounds; live weight native
DO, 81 - =. Exporters LOught $50 fair to
good ST r. at 81 1916 IL per II q pounds. Sheep
Receipts, II SiU head ualket hrmer and
higher at sia1 - per 100 pounds for common to
good sheep, amt s55Oa6 Tor prime TO choice,
with Two car tpaus sold at outside price
Lambs sold At S125a6 % per 100 pounds, with
Three car loads At So 371S. Hogs-Receipts,
1860 head none for sale alive; market steady
at SAL a5 ~
BuFFALJ, Nov. -Cattle-Reeeipis, 1850
head; fairly active and shade higher Tor best
grades; common dun and unchanged; extra
steers, Sj9la6.3 good to choice steers, So.30e
80; fair tomedium, 81 4Ua5.3O: light buthers',
S3.60di2j; COWS and heiftrs, So 60a4.30; Texas
steers, E3.7iaS.9J; tat bulls 80 6Ual.l5. Sheep
Receipts, 2,iOO head; quiet and unchanged.
Hogs eceipts s zoo head; demand active and
prices have advanoed Workers, good TO choice,
a 71ai IS; light to fair, Si.5Oa4.70; good me-
diums, I70a4.9i; good heavy, s49Jao. 10; pigs,
So 5Ja4; extra, Si.2j.
EAST LIBERTY, Nov. 5.-The receipts of
cattle were s5S head market fair and prices
lOA2Oc higher than last week. The receipts of
hogs were 81 o head market slow; Philadel-
phias si.t0A5.lO; Workers, 81 i0ai.bl. The re-
ceipts of sheep were 2,2OJ head; market firm
AZ about last week prlces.