New-York tribune., 1883-06-19

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All G;s,ans, SS sfisa. s2E r. at les
S 81 %ssis aSSS': e. sis s.
lS s4 1'is g'ii sssa 95e SS 4 81 81
Ss%cs GO & S';s T. st yiFE1afs En- Sassr sS per
lose ss Ias Siia S X H hSnlSe q lS'
Steers T. iss5 g. at c 5S b. Is do 1888 c at lie ana
2sg T. CO Eastman reports 2os Illinois I at
b6 n; lol do, ~ cwt, at lie; 81 do 1e"b ~ 1VA" %
'G. H. G p GBuchari sold for self 20 Illinois Steers 10000
% is sod for self IS Illinois steers 6aasa cwt at IL
MICH cows-No fresh arrivals and the total arrivals s
for ss week TeTs % az psS head Tor Ordinary
Prime COWS at which range p Mecabe sod le head
VIII rather sSt vars 1 running
vance OF c per ID over fridays prices Buttermik Calves
sold mainly as4 but the 6sst ots readneP 81 Pn as%2d and
Choice csSs and Extra SOLD al 7asdsc. ga. ,eo
IssnSeF 30 opS; d fSs = ysis a. I l5 > b. a. %
90 d9 So n at rs g g niIeS NIX Saterss 30 iag II ss
iSo S at Sc 50 atl'c' % DO, 14o D. at41c and
o. b9nSSes S8%I1Se qS and SeSey so q f. @ q
S Ss 3 40 ia1 p s S 90 4 ES h nss s % 3d. ~ 81 81 o
i72 Common yeas i2G @ &C S2S ~ @
Phs % 4c ist aSd a. Il fS HS do ifS D.
Mullen so$ $9 Ts' e Ss 60 o. e a. rs fla Re g & So c iS
il do Iixed is7 R &c, and l47 Buttemilks lf4 ~ al
Fce a Otis sold veais 152 B ct sc 173 do. l45 ~ at
7 1870 do 1913 10 at 7o do, 26O %, at Isci 30 uo ~ ~'
at &C. and 10 Mixed do ll3 70. at 2c go - ., Lo.
JelHe Wright IIOag Co. sold - NealS ~ 70 ~ .T'
~ DO 1856 D At 81 SSi do I22 D. 40 lSo To- at oe
and BgtIsr@iihS l1C . ~ a Z g Ss,,. ,ss NJ at7c
sEEP AND LAMBs1IeeePts were - ea, esTs oi There
was an active for Fair 20 Good sheep anu
about &c higher nd Lambs wanted &C rather
cs 5aa3 baa os SssS s Syado 3 t Ss %
Prime and Cuils went as low as Sc Two cars o. & AZ -,
sold as 4a but Common 70 Prime ranged HVn W ~
size A few inferior states SOLD ~ o'tc 49,, 49, too many
Farmers advised Of the fact that there are 700 many
Poor sheep coming this way The butchers don't Wsht te
and trying 10 sell them ana the cohsumetS
are even tired OF trying 10 eat them o . - ee Ok
sales Newton elliott sDld "a ONO sheep w ~ ~ ~ 90
90 DO 80 6 10 25 20 do 9s D. at - % 5Os az w 10 AZ
S6 G6 i23 do SO TO- at s. AL do, So ~ At 50 40 20 90
Ks h at 50 10 $40 do 81 TO- at - co. - do o 10 a
lsD do 80 m a 80 45 226 Kentucky Lambs "a b ~ &C
472 do so DO, at7ci 229 DO os ID ao'sci -4o 'H" NV
Judd < buckingham sold 2ls virginia Lambs. go H. az
Sic l27 do 53 ID, at 1Ci 100 henucky 40 % NJ n ~
6i Kentucky sheep V2 b at DC; 0NrgHa Ewes Vo o At
F. sader Co sold: 44s Kentucky lambs % ID. at 20;
lii Virginia do 10, - gO III DO 62 "a 4c ~ 90
IA In al c 23f do tCus "a H. az 5ioc s33 DO 4s ~ az
4c IS Virginia sheep 30 10, at 0c $50 ohio DO % 10 NJ
nms Mullen sold So state Lambs 90 n. at 6Tsc; SO
PennsylyanG sheep 12l b at 6ge; 81 do 80 b. at CO.
Bucks 10 ib 4tc, and do, l45 n. at &c o. no - -,
6lci rs do 9j n at 6nc ia state do S h At bc "a do
81 b. at 80. 1872 do SO d. at she; 1000 - y at SIC ~
do (Culls 81 D at Sc aud l+J state Lambs oS D R &C
itaenbsck Davis sold $50 Michigan sheep - 10 aI
KcniGcpy Lambs So b. at 7qe 332 DO 81 H. at TIC 80 do
81 ib al 4c and ii state do 45 b. at 5s.o - .
IeTsev Citv End 4Othst The decline In CNy
Dressed saturday was ioove! ny duli ieetE io p
would probaOy bring G7s. one car for sale by MeSsrs
smith & Rod