New-York tribune., 1908-03-05
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
ID by Van sehaick 6. 90. No. Wall street1
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


f % 6 % for 50 h5
thia cows selling aonday's prices medium
Brine steers sold at $ IGs f IS @ per 100 Oi b; bulls at s.
s. So Dressed beGf vas in slack demand at 7G9c per
we're Unchanged, Shipments today from this
Which i650 quarters 2or the swift Beef Company and
200 quarters for the Morris Beef COMPANY Tomorrow
696S 55 & S0n ar s 6 b 69e fT t5 M6rs B
COMPANY the SO Gfltie & vii carr to LiEerP99 l9G @ qu e
Morris Beef Company and 165o quarters for the Cudahy
cattle on the Beneaict TO be unIoaded at para Brazil
7o Sanders IS & 9hlo stesTs 1850 P G ayeT Iss al a.
a. - G y % DO 0 17o a e. at s. 5o B DO 1854 iB at S s6
go H. a. g d2 COWS 1899 d. at s. @ 2 ~ DO 81 JetS -
MePhereon q g: ~ ONO steers lZ42 10, at - 90
f9 f04 H. l so r @ g. : & % 1o5 90 h. i At @ g. eo a. d. ~ s 3 6 at
81 - do 20 ID, at s. 80; do. s65 h. at 81 % do.
Kerls Commission Company 10 Kentucky steers. 1925
Newton Co. IS Pennsylvania steers 1l95 Ii at 8 s. 10
cow h. So DO s25 H. II do, 758 10, at
n at t. 81 : 6 3D. 500 i6a7 r. S at $40 S. do 100 q at sa 100? 5S
g. 953 H. at s. 81 90 go o at ds % 90 go n oo s SO ~ r
At 90 Ss s. SO lS so at So $ m 10 a d. 81 81 b at
DC. q, H. at 81 50: i do $50 NJ at 50 -:
s. 3: - 30 90 ~ H. at s. 3o DO es5 n s.
John Ducey: cows go III, at s. 90; do $40 Ii. at
MILCH Cows-Receipts. we're 1oT head; including
So for suburban dealers and - for 56s "aGet Trade &
was sio At general as91s OF g as5 r pg Rsas a SO SO
Qs50 for common to good cows calf Included, . ,oo
6n i @ and & calves >, a: sts Ss59Sq e SO head
Igea & Co miser; Tor qa7 80 head including 51e
for butchers and SO market. veals in fair
OF ehoa q 7esis % with Weight which appeared
lower than Monday quay considered & some % safes & 0s
medium yeals were al or 's TereIn Caves offeed Com
nea to choice vee 5oqS9 20 per 100 NJ 10
head at - co. eSIs "a fr city dressed 1eas With
best carcasses selling as nigh as 4c country DRESSED
s'5 sesJ s G curtis & Son: 169 veaIs average,
100 n 90 15o 20 r. at s. So ~ i - p d9 s. 10 d. n
NJ at os s % e Go DO II - & @ s' IL h. ao at 3 8 g. DO
= 3 ssa 92e p at 81 81 5o + DO 81 7gs g. n
DO 155 n at 81: 100 th at Sc: do 125 NJ at s.
o. GsorFg sS iia Z n L. at s s. Diieh'4 10 % ''
Jeiiine. Wright "a vsals 1ao n at 50 So: do,
H Il. Hollis: q veals' 137 10 at 80 'o' d. $50
yes s. e & n i Ct go So 9cs g" n 4s a; d? se 49, 5a
SHEEP Il AND IaMBs-Recstpts we're as1s cars q. or
cars Tor ne ar to be sold sheep were entirely nominal
faing stea5y. lambs we're in fairly good position
and with lighter weghs the stock was m3bed , g3 more
weights showing strength. Heavy lambs would not have
96ae4 9ia any day y from 50 75as7 20 per 100 n
choice stock in e pens Dressed mutton tr aTT
dressed dollhouse lambs were lower s4QS9 per
sales-Kers ConTaission conpany 223 Western lambs
81 a. s. 80 per p 100 go n SO go 90 d. eS n at at
Toti6 @ & shannon 26s western la7hs, s2 ~ At <e75
vesrIinEs 81 n. at So. spring lambs at 81 per head
5Is % cars . Or 1o15o head he.d a5 dn
Guiding about ha car s f9T bo me % e. No Sse s1 esq
for pigs on Bunalo advices, Medium hogs we're est-
9aet asfd at to 5sss s q er n hsaSy esG5o
sia ssies date vesteraaylEIevton CO 12s Ohio pigs.
90 n average 81 80 100 th rs Pennsylvania DO
30 T6bl5 9 a, & Shannon: 152 Ohio pigs SIS IL 81 90.