New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
> Baltimore shipments last week J.. 1O5 cattle.

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So 70 d oA2 1924 a. n lls e s 1888
g s sS 1857 fosa m s q Il as COWS NJ 5 Il
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Il stass 8 Sc steers and s oxen 1865 bulls
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ss Il @ at 81. n 81 Sas IS asd ss sss 'sn a. 20 81
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as o s 11TS g a 2 IL sHss a. sssa a.s e
t STAG iesc Hasjs + e. + 1g7s =, IS
IS IS Il Pennsyvanian Oxen, 1852 n at 60 So p Ian
So%s Sefsr SSSS'S SGS PsHs d. SO 1se%s
%t:,eRs 1Sts p ast1aa Bull ,,OO 3D. ~
iS g. 1So s 3 So 81 50 do 1iO0 ~ a" 90 So 10 do
N, at . 9oi 4 do. 1922 n; at IS 80: 1000 - ..o.
at sas s. per 100 S. 10 Sf d ssgs isi
g Cesso ss igf EffFs ,sp a at So So II
DO eI0 m at So 40 do 1858 n, at SO 92la.
Mullen State Bulls. S26 ~ at So rs; DO
$50 ntta & z 9c6dS&s-Reseg 10 head No trade Feel
last weeks prices Quotations are s2oas5o per head for
t .n.S$ :s7 S9s ,e%s aTs
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S sve. d 5 S oHs qglsi % ess a.
veal: # I'D e head
Dressed Calves steady Ut 9Ssc for country dessed
I&ss s'5i S city dressed ana %,'ssa -
It e. SSed calves 50 @S 2S r. b. at r. e o.
81 s1' g g. as$ 2 : g 3 =
81 a. DO a ia s6 ~ a. g Il dS 12o n at &c i'l co.
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s d. las at s. To- 81 DO. u ia N. at &c i2s
e T. T!Ffs % ds $ 3 q q is' e. a.
sC r a a 8 g a. S sS rs. a 8 3 q DO 2s sS s NJ 14o
enSaeE Dewey 10, BnttsF%f 81 FL Ga S1lys' < ., i2s ~
9s %Ssd g. i? a. la7 3 e. SIC @ is
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mixed DO lso N, at 81 90; % vea 1a5 H. at se' DO
80 Xsss J2 125 N ss so Ss ssS SS
at Se n G011 5at,rnt nS ysals Ga isI o. o' '
R RetG9 Hpps s VSa Tess ie2 liz o. S a. at do 100
j. e. PldcOck Sons Veal, 1870 n. at She; do,
h'P SHEEP H = AND LAMBsRecep including carload;
eTiS caFiSsa at su5Sasf jersey cf carloads SCh and
ssaneS az pce Yerngs were also weak but
spring Lambs ruled steady, and good stock was in de-
at ssah!s 81 goS a. e e. P@s Psdgss nsss? sly
Southern Lambs at 7asaSc and little bunch Of
o'&Ss Dressed ss1os shOcs 1iG dressed
Es at and Se S0d sns range Was
12G14c.
saies-J. N. PidcOck & Sons: 141 Virginia Lambs, ss
81. sya5nss r. &C sc g. ;' 1eS 9S' de 81 a. T.
c lS9 do 90 ~ at go sc DO q s aC h at 50 10 per loo
H. g 60 oSiS SS' hseg S a. s.s g oi
Kentueky S do 90 H. at IS & i1o Kentucky sheep and
BssEasi SssH. ie H. l. g Y!"s9l; fS': e.
wkeFson " PIG . Ohio m sheep a m oS AZ n az s -
mixed Ohio and Western do 80 n at q Is % Kensgcky
at s. 5O so Kentucky lambs and yearngs. ~ ~ at 7'c
sFSsF;sg de r. &C e 27 4 Xrs ao 81 aTS B. at g e. s
do SS q y:s9S % So
per n 20 do GSs n at stc; So do 90 N. a: SC So
20 SS%i%S iSS. ~ Si g % 'D ~
s5 H. y. at Ho"5 s5 50; ' iS state ewes s. n at -
D. Harrington 239 Western sheep, n a. 80 30; III
do 1O2L H. at s. so; 215 Michigan do. 92l2 n at s go
20 state do o6 n at 81 30 81 State yearlings 60 ~ at
81 80 1O do 7O2 n. at So 257 Michigan do, 7la NJ at
g % q stase sheep and lambs 60 h at SS % State
Dillenback & Dewey: 377 Western sheep. 104a n, a.
s5 40 2s5 Michigan yearngs GO n at SO S7ia.
HOGS-Receipts so carloads OF 49, 800 head-50
loads at 4Otst and 80 carloads at Jersey City. Six
loads OF westerns were sale but only had been
sold at ~ O'Clock. Weak at "a 4Od$i GO for Western
nIcs and 81 9OG$j IS for medium and heavy weighs
lew state hogs brought s. %.
saes~Red & shea 23i Western pigs. 100 n average.
Judd buckingham: State hogs. 19s n. at s5 25
do 203 n, at So 25.
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