The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-27
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CATTLE MARKET,
BEEvE-The earlier part of the week was
not characterized by that abiect feeling of de-
preston which we noticed last week; still the
market for beef cattle has shown no improve
ment In price. There Is no buoyancy in the
are now paid for otfal, but they cannot well
afford to pay higher prices for their live
stock; added TO this is an overlooked poultry
creased supply in the forepRrt OF the week,
over one thousand head less than last week,
and the colder weather. Thus the arrivals
at Bergen Hin up TO Saturday reached 1900
head, which were sold at about last weeks
quotations, which only in exceptional cases
reached Ice, the bulk OF sales being at l21l4C,
while few of the poorest went of at lO61llc.
On Monday morning the offerings at the
national yards aggregated 5000 head, which In
favorable butchers took hold pretty freely
and early In the day slight advance was re-
allXed on the best grades; common grades,
were losers to some extent and the whole
business was slow and trade dragged along,
There have been again some heavy losses
among the drOvers, which, though not so
heavy as Inst week, were still sufficiently
large to kill speculation among q certain
class who without means at their back, en-
gagged in the cattle speculatIons, forced the
market up and, led aStray by contempora-
~, whose responsible cattle market reporter
Is a FEEDER in WestcheSter county and SpeCu-
Iates pretty heavy, they make now wry faces.
Prices OF 6eeveS at the national yards this
week and last We're: Poor to medium cattle
. ID l09llc, last week do; medium to fair
steers ll9lSc, last week lI9IYc; good steers
and fat oxen i39l5c. last week lS6SI5c; prime
steers l59l6c, Inst week l5Sl6c; the majority
OF GALES were at S9l5c, last week l39l5c; u. 5.
price lS15@l33zc, last week IS; few choIec
sold at l69l7c, last week l89l7c; the poorest
cattle brought S99c, last week S99c; rough fat
7@75Sc, last week T671Sc: Green hides 7SSiOr.
last week 7dl0C.
Mich Cows-The market for mich cowE
OF prime grades, though not active, Is not
meagerly supplied and prices are very firmiY
supported. common cows are however dull
OF sale and bring low figures. Extra good
dIum cows S5O9T5,
VEAL CABVES-The large stock OF poultry
nov IN market has depressed the trade in
veal and consequently in live calves, prices
or which are rather easier. Prime calves for
custom butchers per 10. l21S9I3c; good Veal
S1S9l01Sc. Calf Skins 2s9Hc gross. Calves
per head SS9l5.
BuRalO.
:, NoyEMBER q: -FLoUR-Qu juliet; No. spring
81 10o9ll SO; amber yinter SIS OO9l4 so.
part Washington and Green Bay Club, at
g 1892 l5: Ne; 2 Milwaukee spring So 10.
600 bush. Toledo at 9Oc. Oats-Ouiet: held
at 81 059l 0S for Canada. RyeESSRies S0OO
0I Po at about 81 90; Barley Malt-s 1901 s..
WHISKY-S23S
CANAL FBEIeHTs-wheat to Rochester &c;
Two loads corn to New York 20c.
-'s Chicago.
NoyEMBER 28.-The markets are dull and
FLoUR-Buyers and sellers nra apart in
their views and sales trthing at Saturdays
GRAIN-Wheat-2ss better, at s2l2 for
no. and 81 IS for No. 2 COrn-Weaker. at
S5c; Oats-Easier, at $50 for No. 2. Barley
Quiet; CSC for No. z and 45c for rejected.
PRoYIsIoNs-AIore active: sales OF mess
PORK at ~ 90 for present delivery and SIS 90
toE January delivery. Lard-l25zc for pres
Green Shoulders-5I<c for January delivery
and &c for delivery this week. Green Hams
-954c. Green Rough 6Ides-S1Sc.
baltimore.
H0yEsIBER, 2a-FLoUR-YeEy dull; choice
GRAIN-Unset1ed. New Corn-A5caSl 90
R slIo buSh l :, Red Wheat-S2 IS. oaisS559
,PRovIs1oNs-yerydun aud nominal. Cut
EM S.S and and, LaFd-Heavy. COHee-steAdy.
WHIsKY-Dull; western in bond q 35a2 90.
OsWegO.
NOVEMBER -FLOUR-DulI at
S11 so for No. Spring; SI3 so for red
winter; Sl4 so for white winter, and
SIS SO for Xxx.
N.-Wheat-Quiet and no sales.
Corn-Quiet; No. 1 held at 81 IL. Bar
ley--Inacttve. Rye-Dull; sales at 81 90
for Canada. free.
20 Albany.
NOVEMBER 26.-FLoUR-Quiet.
-Wheat-Quiet. Oats-Sales
of State at 66c In store. Coru-Quiet.
~ PhIIadeIphIa.
NOVEMBER 26.-FLoUR-Very dull
and slow of sale, and prices unaltered.
at-Tending downward;
red 81 40; Southern So 1Oa3 Is. Corn
Advancing; yellow 81 I7aI 20.
PRovIsIoNs.-POrk-Dull at $24 90 for
mess. Lard-14c.
WHIsKY.-Unchanged.
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CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 26.-There
was very heavy business done at the
cattle yards to-day, prices being about
as last week.