New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

astiy and shade higher for top steers but common 70
fair sold at Just about 6o apoa head for the European
and Bermuda trade. and Eastmans Company O0us"' '''
Inc % carloads sters sold at the extreme 'SS at r1nge
s. 8 for Common to extra "a 7Sas5 2S bulls at
So o. COWS at s9StSe S slow at saec with
extra and selected carcasses selling in sHa WY w
Cable advces from London and Liverpool guOtge fe
gated beef steady a. 4 Se Or i've se'nS t sS Which
about &c per sci D. a5e Se oSea ns S iidsc Gp
lS heen include SS7 i've cattle Romans for
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ss's p a. y5S,. 40 i5S bH 4sst g
ss n r. q a. g s's'S &c. dG 1OaS e 2 Pennsylvania
so D. ~ MePaefson gS Co. %? q ksntgsy c 122s
90 q 10 iC7S Ss a. s0 at s1s 8 g. g. 6 49, 1893
$50 n ed I TO- q s 20 % 20 S Baed n at fs53syy2soSd IS 7c 20 DO
3 g. Y2 DO 1Cs n at 5 Pc3asyyans o o1sn %
a'fS Balis. Is q 60 g n, at g. e.
s IS@s & sS do sss h. S sD9
100 az 80 POD p Dc 1sa9 q a. n 10 at - g o oo y no. at to g
is do 1854 B at s5 co. IA do. 11es H. at s. 60 DO Doc
Gdm eCrpss nasys y ksSsscsv ssssTi 1890 ei. % 3:
Il asSs s q 80 at 80 y a. L l. 50 h.
So sSa@bors s pa"' s o7S eOrReS 1870 oss e
s5sd steers steers: siSsi iSsi
q & 7s g. ilO7 n at 81 co. Pennsylvania Cows,
s. sssders Chicago & Steers so 1892 e - n - az s' 77a
oHq; Plant c2S rGs A. 's 4 &GsGa Bus bulls do
laI9 Sasssess n st e g. sis a. ,s q DIX
Cow 800 N, at So 25 10 'old bandboNes' at sl4"Ti'
per MiLcH over al roads 2s head SS;
bsad for Common to choice including 20 head sold by
Haenbeck 3 Hollis, at ssoaSi2 so per head and
a including consigned direct were
SGudS for -four nSs days aeasssta 9SS Ria %a
the later arrivals declined before the close from @G
4sSSssc poor to choice veals at 5aeic and extra
''fSea eI active ard steady but closed
average at Gle 10 DO 145 % q &C. 50 DO DO 12s q
G 5s .5S. & e. 4! !.,5 H.
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v' eT Kase 5 sS saYSS 9sas M 30 3 skim
+ s. Mas4 s e. Is RS'sir4s B. s g'lS 81
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g g. % 80 N T. ss ss d 3s IS p 50 8 dS 80 , 90 -
tS Tss 1Ss " wgSs af e g Co. Go lS BptterS Calves
iSs lSs dS ss lts iSl M b. at st = III !? 81 %Tss g.
l07 d do ha2fneton a2a & a. 81 q Buttermik Calves 1s
1S 57 ySo % 4. y y So 3 81 II " iS5 b.
at HsenOceR f. S fO oI aois lis Calves 145 % %
rs n a. at iaa q H. lgs q q 80 & i?s & y Sea a2 H.
eT & d is . so r. 80 g 90 SG L m az b. az as g. III do
Dewey Il Is Pp: sD igs GSyi az ys e
ll9 n at g 161 10 90 ld3 % ~ 7a az 15o do is7 n at Sc
80 DO, lsSN p at IS 25 do, 15i ~ at 81 so; DO
s., Veal; laf II as st rs 1 % 80 S g. 1so n at
nufsep$E CAVES 2S Ia 90 1s s b b 81 80 81 2'
Ne@ton Xsa ~ s ri s p Sea "a Ila h. At &c 1Os
j. a. n pdcOck Sons veals, 100 ~ at Che; do
i'G sHEEP II and LAMBs-Recepts including carloads s
consigned butchers 81 earSads Of 3si hea0 and
TRe further declined o on both tIm sheep s1a
held up fairly We'll na the Buao Soe cost were
PcSr to prime clipped sheep sold at 9 q 50Ss5 G6 90 per
selected bunch q Wstners a. a. 9 9 aarn@
fsfsB sms at at per ssS r. With deck Of MaTands
'sS seP %e59s' gS ike 14.sS SSs"
IRg Mntes a' lambs aUsiis sold at
ew jersey lambs are sold iy the at &5as7
saesJ Pdeosk Sons 40 17s virginia d Lambs Sss % %
Soc II "culls SO N. Tc 100 Maryland Lambs, G1
m at 94c 1O4 Clipped Ohio Sheep 80 n at - 30 per
Ino m 900 Missouri do. 105 n. at 50 70 35 Wooed Vir
enia do % NJ &c 25 do 95 n, at 81 Clipped DO
81 N az SIS So A Mixed Clipped and Woollc1 do 11o NJ
at So 1S Clipped Yearngs, "A ID, at sc 90; lo do W
| ~ at sc 25. o r,., ,. r ,s col,
g. g. Scpharson sf lna aV Co. SSs vTs1a Lambs c4 ~
CSC 298 clipped Michigan Yearlngs, 6e n at &c; 10
Viroinia Sheep (part clipped. 107 No. at Oi.c %
NJ Collins: 27S clipped Ohio Sheep So ~ at % 90 ;
1877 Western do, 10 H. at S5 50 124 Indiana DO % ~
az az 37io go do 90 10 ot So 20 1Sl clipped
| Western YearIings 1O2 ~ at SO so.
| r. Hippe & Co. 275 Kentucky Lambs, so ID scant at
Se%ton Pvt Gnlett 2os Kentucky spring lambs tcom
mon) 5Oa NJ 7l4c; II clipped Kentucky sheep 1O9 m
at 5s,c 81 unshorn Kentucky Sheep and Yearlngs' w
Judd buckingham: 1s State Sheep, 40 H. at SO so
do i24 b at Sc so 2 do, 1eo N, at s5 rs; 1 spring
b. Harrington 230 clipped Michigan Sheep: ssh ~ at
s5 S71 per 100 234 do 97 H. at So S7h2 302 unshorn
do i0oio n at 81; 200 clipped Ohio Lambs. G29 ~ at
s6 rs: 240 state do IA ~ At ~ 335 Michigan do, S6a
NJ at ST. 40 do. S0a H. at 81 90 clipped State Cuis 90
Hslienbeck & Horis 1s5 Clipped Western Lambs. 71s
at 81 100 do. 73 n at 81 124 Kentucky spring Llmbs
Dillenback & Dewey II cllpped State Sheep '6s n,
at 81 30: 58 do. 97 n at 80 o. less 80.
HOGS-Recepts, 46 carloads OF 7,485 head-20 carloads
az 4Oh-st and II caroads at Jersey City, Feeling weak
Nominal quotations 81 60ds s5 for Western Pigs and s5 20
ass 80 for state Hogs
age. at So so per 100 n.