Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-13

Total ,2j0
LIST OF DROvERs.
The following are the names of drovers, owners or
conSignecs OF the principal droves and where the
cattle are reported from:
) NJ. hepner,
a. turst Illinois 80
Wall Co. Illinois II
El!lnger az Co., Illinois -
MIlllars Kirk Pa So
Thos. n. Colder, 81
,. Lehman, y
sjohn 4. BnnS, one ~
Joseph Wngard, Pam. ... 81
A. 6. Lawrence, Ohio. 81
David Robinson, Ohio s.
! !i!4d. NeSdy' illinois q
1iliicr Co., ma 81
Wars Il Kirk, Pa ............... -
VIM snyder, 80
n uFiuIn ONO 81
Daniel Foreman .
Dayld anthony is
McCoy " heiy, y
Chas. BOuseman, 0hiO............ ... ... Is
j. s. BLACKBURN, Ohio il
behhet DARE ii
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts OF cattle this week have been larger
than Tor several weeks past. reaching l250. which
compares with 80 head received last week. and the
sales Tor the week reach ll6 head, against 72i sold
last week.
- The sales were made to the following parties:
10 Baltimore Butchers head
Washington and Annapolis Butchers. .......22l head
Bathgate ~ Murphy, government contracts 50 head.
|
Norfolk Butchers - head
Alexandria Butchers. ... % head
The market since last Thursday has been somewhat
unsettled OWING to the arrival on Saturday and Mon
DAY OF several large droves, and the anticipation Of
more than the usual supply during the week; in
sequence OF which, droyers unable effect sales
to brokers to any considerable extent, former ratc
they preierrlng to risk the market rather than submit
TO decline And up to vest erday but few cattle
changed hands except TO butchers for immediate use
which were purchased at reduced rates-a few good
ones, however, bringing 9g-4 cts. The general quail
ity Of the offerings to-day inferior to that of s
week, but more even-there being fewer "tops'' ana
scal awags." The market to-day opened very dull
butchers apparently having things pretty much their
own way but their limited supply Of beeves on hand
caused them to yield somewhat TO the views of hold
ers. We note decline, however, since our last re-
with a considerable number held unsold.
BROKERS SALES OF CATTLE.
Samuel Wilhelm sold Il very common MARYLAND
cattle for T. Ctabaugh at 81 cts - fair Ohio cattle
Penn. cattle for Joseph Wingard. at 6I@7E cts:
rough Penn oxen and stag for Mr.. Stubs at ~ cts
Wiliars 4 Kirk sold So good Penn. cattle of their
own at G9 cts-the latter figure obtained early in
the week. % good Ohio cattle for Davia Allen at 81
"a cts; 81 far Illinois cattle for Kahn 4 Co., Al
X cts fair Penn. cattle for J. Writ ~ cts; fair
Penn. cattle for j. Dubs, at ~ cts; 10 common do
cattle Tor a. Diler, at 81 cts 10 flr Nd cattle for
Mr.. smith, at z cts; common Ohio cattle for A. c.
Laurence at 612 cts; fair Penn cattle for D. Fore
Moses Fox sold So very good Illinois fed cattle-
average ,&0 tbs-at S@S1% cts.
a; N. baStnble q Co. sold So common to fair Penn
cattle Tor NJ kerner at 1885 cts 81 fair and light
ad. cattle Tor Miller Co.. at 77 cts; 81 fair Ohio
cattle ~ ,t for YIN: Snyder, at ~ cts.
te Ior his own account at 7SI cts As good Ohio cat
Tie Tor John A. Binns at 72gS3 cts; mixed lot of 40
iilnois cattle Tor his account at 63IGS% cts. IL
fair Ohio cattle for B. Bare at 755da75S. WV -
Seymour y Welton sold a mixed lot of A. Mary
and cattle Tor Jno. n Cassidy at 81 fair
Pennsylyani cattle for Thomas n. Colder at 7$dSiS
cts and o. TAR OHIO cattle for A. W. Seymour at
T$SGS3s cts ~ ''
Lewis Myers sold good lot of3t Illinois cattle for
Jacob Needy at So cts and 81 fair Illinois cattle for
his own account at G34C9S 6-10 cts.
D.. Ellinger Co.. sold Il head of good Ohio cattle
on their own account at S@S3, and Il common Hi
nois cattle for Wall & Co. at 798 cts.
Tinker Wilson sold 10 fair Ohio tile for Stanley
Hickle at SIS cts; "A fair Ohio cattle fer David K
Robinson at IgS cts: 20 common to fair Maryland
cattle at 512@654 cts.
~ THE SHEEP MARKET.
The receipts this week are as follows:
At Redsecker'S yard ..... ..,, AT
:, Inc Calyerton yard ............... 4s5
Gray 4 Judik's yards .... e.. .. l54
SIG
~, QUOTATIONS:
Inc marke Tor Sheep this week has been rather in
actlVe, ana under the influence of heavy receipts
there has been downward tendency of prices
The following quotations have been furnished nv
Samuel Wilhelm 81 Co. report sales of SHARED
sheep at 52@612 cts; wool on at 61@@755 cts, as to
quality. 49,
samuel Frankenstein reports sales at 515@71S cts
Tinker Wilson report sales at 512(9S cts, a b
gross for good to prime sheep.
THE SWINE MARKET.