Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-01-09

1 400 q. ~
81 @ 70 20
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| EiEsses, Leather, dc.
~ goc
y sslteo IVc
Dry nlnt....- lie
LEATHER-RoughIea leather saso
| City finished harness leather ... 3lS $50
Country finished harness leather gs0e
II n sore is9zSe
IRON. steel, Nails, eic. 's0
IRoN-rolled, m -. see. 21zc
Gu %
VsI1s = % e
ioKsE SHOES, keg rs
GRIND STONES q t......... 5zo
SHor-F bag of 25 b...... 30
Ur, Liquors, Wines. etc.
ANnYanni; 81 ~ ~. ~
PORTER AND ALE p
Richmond Grain d Hay Market IAN 2
REPORTED BY T. h. DEANE & co.
WHEAr-Longberry No. l.....-..........-. l 100.
shortberry i.................i $50
CoRN-Prime white-..... '........ ..5s
H, :. .."'''.-'.''''..' '--osc
oATs-Prime white ... ..5Oc
Mixed ....-......,....-...... 3Os
HAH-Timothy No. I.......... ...... 10 =
Prime ... Isoi4 O.
Fair -.'.'''. '-'' i i1sS 40 40
$500. G5l3 70
Baltimore Livestock Market. Jan
Beef Cattle.-Pricss of Beet Cattle ranged ga
follows:
stas man
,isneraiiy raIsd first quality SIX us
Medium or good fair qualify .....- 825 d s62k
binary thin steers, Oxen and
;xtrems range Of prices.........- 200 S45o
Sost OF the sales were from...-.... 2 90 @40
Total receipts this week 1871. Total sales 100.
G the receipts 79i came from Virginia.
mere Tas 4 f.ir increase over the rscsipts Of
az Nv wes5 ana sher ausity fully equals that
fas net active. ana prices generally on no on
ne better grades and shade more on the
Sheep and Lambs-Thers ia q large increase
IN the receipts over last week, the qua lily ruu.
- ing gensraily better than II dtd then. There
lambs. but common stock OF ali kinds Is sIov
1r ss ei,, We 99S;s butcher sheep at 21<a411s
week o. sns:p sas :ns: sSi7 h!ss ss'p'' 'a'
MONDAY, Jan. 7th, 1850
swInx.-Thers IL fair supply OF nogs on the
onmbers. The quality will average q trins
better than that OF last Mondays receipts.
tstions. s55a7 cts. while there is . moderately
good demand for light Hogs, which range a.
l1 ds cts per D net. Receipts this wssk 7.s2s
Philadelphia Livestock Market, Jan.
18th.
Cattle-The receipts at theWest Philadelphia
and North Pennsylvania. Drove Yards were:
For the week-Beeves 200, Sheep 5000, Hogs
prices advanced: extra 511a5A cts, good 5a5L
cts, medium 44a4A cts, common Sal cts; lat
COWS 4a33 cts. sheep were in good demand
and with only light supply prices advanced
&c; extra 554a6 cts. good 5l4a51< cts. medium
475a5 cts. common 31sa4sI cts per d. Lambs AKA
" cts per ID. Lambs 51za714 cts. Hogs were
active, but prices closed weNker;extra Chioagos
73Sa71S cts, goo1 Westerns cts, Steers OIsae9<
cts, Mich Cows were In fair request at 30a $50.
d1lch Calves were active at 5a715 cts.
New York Live-StOek Mnrket. Jan eth,
Beeves-Receipts 2,sls; fair demand, at an adj.
vance of l0a25 cts per 100 ibs. Common to prime
native steers S5aS5 %, extra and fancy 50a
) IS, ordinary Colorado So 9j poor natives GOA
20. bulls and dry cows 2sS3. with selected ex-
ira and fancy bulls mp to 50asi Is Sheep aud
ambs-Reeeipts IL S74; firm for good sheep.dull
10 % per 100 bs, with few tops up TO S. so:
lambs l0as7 Co. with one carload at 81 U.s. and
two carloads holding for IS, with ST 81 bid.
iogs-Rsceipts 1880: no sales on the live
weight; nominally dull at 3JaS5 CD psr 100 fos.
Richmond livestock AarAet, Jan. 4.
Receipts: 1877 head OF cattle, 1903 sheep,
l37 hogs.
sales: 1877 head of cattle. 1OS Sheep. and 2s7
aogs.
Prices:
CattIe-Best, 4a415e. gross-a few extra high
-; med1nm TO good, S4as}4c. gross; common to
AIR y za3c. gross.
Sheep-Sa5s gross.
Hogs-GI<s7l4c meta few extra higher.
bulls-2a3c. gross