Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-07-17
Canned Fruits.

Canned Fruits.
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$3.50. cisco, $40
common .00@ $50
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Horse SHOES, a kes 81
GRIND STONES, % $50
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Liquors, Wines, cite.
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PORTER AND ALE. p IS
baltimore livestock Market, July IL
Beef Cattle.-Prices of Beef cattle ranged AZ
follows:
Best "a 3 @450
Medium or good fair quality...... exc S71a
Ordinary thin steers. Oxen and
Total receipts this week 657. Total sales 5S
Trade has been slightly more active than Inst
week. The quality ranges about as it did then
Values are scarcely as high as they were last
Sheep and Lambs-There has been a heavy
run of Sheep and Lambs this week. The quail
ity of the offerings is generally as good as that
of last week. There has been a fairly good de.
much less active. We quote butchers Sheep
at 3a4esc per 10 gross. Lambs 4a6 per ID gross
slight decline
MONDAY. July Is, 1889.
SwINE.-There 10 fair run of Hogs this
week; ana tnelr quality Is very good. Trade -
are shade stronger than they were last Mou-
day, and range at 6a61z cts, with q few very
6Aa6K cts per 10 net Heavy Hogs. owing 10
the low price of Lard, are almost unstable at
the lowest figures. Receipts this week were
6,22l head.
NEW YORK. July Observation-Disclosures 4 400
head. including 6S carloads for market, 1913 for
export, and 70 carloads for slaughterers There
was a ready market at an advance of 10 cts per
100 lbs; native Steers sold at 70aS4 S. do. Tex
ans at Sass IS, and native Bulls at 2Oas3 per
100 lbs. Calvss-Receipts 2l00; steady; Neals
sold at 4aS5 G5 per 100 lbs, and buttermilk Calves
at 25aS3 90 per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts IL 5OOSheep barely steady at O9a$5 IS
per 100 bs. Lambs dull and weak at decline
of1sa1zc. common to extra sold at sass 10 per
100 ms. Hogs-Recepts 1900; nominally steady
at 60as5 90 per 100 bs.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Beeves-Market
good; prime Steers 45a4K cts good 41za4sk cts,
m edium 4a4l4 cts, fair 314a3A cts, common ga
SO. Sheep-Market dull and lower; best ma
lives l5as5 80 per cwt., good sass TO- fair SKA
~ ots per NJ Kansas Sheep 41a41z cts, good ~
"A cts, medium 3a3I cts, common 21za2A cts.
Lambs in poor request, best selling from 63<a7
cts. good 6La8% cts. medium 5sza6 cts, fair 6Za
512c cts, common gas cts. Hogs-Market fair;
choice Chieagoes selling from 65ka6X cts, good
Westerns 6Aa6H cts, country Hogs 5s<a6 cts,
Richmond Livestock market, July Is
Receipts: 234 head OF cattle; 2l2 sheep and
lambs; 2Sl hogs.
Sales IVA head of cattle 81 sheep and lambs;
2Sl hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Best, 3Aa4c gross; medium to good,
Slas1zc gross: common to fair, 24sSc. gross.
Sheep-3Aa414c gross.
Lambs-4a51Sc, gross,
Hogs-614a6Zc. net
Bulls-211a3c. gross.