The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-06
by Telegraph 70 ns LtIligMesr.)
OFFICE or MARYLAND LIVE srooK SciIEs,
BALTIMORE, November 8, 1874,
list or DaoyERS.

The folloWingare the names OF the principal
droyers, owners or eonsignees Of the principal
droyes:
Arrlvas at The CGlrsrton Hotel and DrOvs Yards
Lot Bowen, l24; E. Taylor, 81; Plummer &
Co, y; Owens q 4cCeeney, II; Tsyley b Co.,
2; J. Rice, 2; q. Mar & Co, q; T. Hhrdesty, s.;
Adams, 81; a. Whyaer, q; j. kinney, is; VIM;
Lynn, 20; j. johnson, 20; CIV. McUlung, 81
]. r. Anderson, d; K. j. 9lendy b Co 40; s
7. Hawyer, 10; z. 7. Holton. 50; r. B. Preston,
q; H. Il. Crockett, 80; ]. n: bieks, 90; ]. V.
Bowen, %; ". j. Skinner, 10; ]. ". Harris, g.;
:. B. Bay, az L. Frank lSS; R. ]. Glendy, 81;
X. J. Giendy & Co. 1876; F. Lucas, q; Reynolds
q Findley, 20; A. WaAhburn, %; j. Allender, q;
J.. L. Perine, 81; D. McCoy q Co., Al; q. P.
Brewer Il Co., lG.
Arrivals at he Tinker Rouss and Drore Yard.
n. II. Lambert, lii; q. W. Harris, 10; Z. ".
HeAton & Co.. ~; Blake q Smart, 6; n. @. Sim
merly, g.; N. T. Williams, 81; s. B. snyder, IS;
James DepeW, %. A. 3. KnGuf, 40; Hep Weber,
IS; g. ". Harris, 10; Roose q Bay, 1N; n. Bay
Is; O. Smith, ~; W. B. Stanley, SO; Martin Elem.
Ing, 81; Bdmun L. Holton, 90; W. A. FooBe, 81;
7. b. HiginbothAm, a; J. Il. HiginbOtham, q;
]. L. WoOdyille, 66; g. Moss, 49, P. Marshall, so;
N. Il. Douthcl, -; W, Hoge, 2; - Hounuoy,
70; Z. W. Heaton, Is; James +. Brown, 49, -
Trimbo, 10; CoOnS & Henry, y; Thum1s Rooney
81 J. Anderson vs. rs stslsy ssi Ireland a. s v;
Mathews, "a; II. Hotzmlller, IS; T J. ChAppa.
lear, ~; a. ]. Ireland, q; q. II. SHope, 81; y.
Fumhelmer. q; S,.G. Burtgis, 10; 3. II. Jack,
a; T. B. Scott a.; g. W. Evans, II; D. A. Needy
~; L. Max we'll, 1l9; ]. Noes, 4S.
ArIuaLS at HILhGImS Hotel and DrogS RdrdS
DIN. Hill, IS; VIM. Stewart, IS; T. G. Dixon,
96. F. ". WelhenoE, 800; Plummer d Morrison,
Il; J. F. Crew, "a; 3. thurman, 8; George W,
Rowland, 9; b. N. Henderson, 81 Owen Dor
sey, 10.
The arrivals OF Cattle during the weak amount.
cd to Ass head, sRaInit 1874 last week, and
S.5T the corresponding week Of last year; and
the sales during the week amounted 10 s.s8S
head, against 1900 last week, and 2,5lS the cor
responding week Of last year, and were as fol.
lows:
To Baltimore butchers ................... 4S
To York, Carroll and Hartford counties. !, 947
To Rastern spectators. 6sS
To Washington and Annapolis dealGrs..... So
Total. .S,ssa
The market this week has been fairly active
throughout, particularly for tops and neat and
fat medium butchers cattle-tho tops being for
tho New York market. Prices for the above
grAdeS-whlch are NO. proportionately in very
large supply-Rre considered Hc higher, while
common cattle have been somewhat Of drag at
the rates Of last week, and perhaps in few
cases lower lgureS.
Charles Brewer l. Co. quote Cows at $3S 0t0
10 CO.. Good Cows in demand.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts this week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.4Sl
Receipts last week.. ....,........,.......6 Oo6
Receipts ono year ago............"-...... 6.4OO
REMARKS.
Tho market has been active during the latter
part OF the week commencing on Monday morn
Ing, at which time the yards had been pretty
we'll cleared out. Prices have advanced about q
half cent since our last quotations, and It is con-
sidered they will be maintained II the weather
continues favorable. The supply Is much Light
or than 1t wAslAst week, and tho quality Is a
shade better. We now quote at sG09:; Phila.
d0lphiA Hogs 9Sc,
TUE suzIr ;NARKIT.
Receipts this week. ....3,092
Receipts last week. .5,o54
Receipts ono year ago.. 4, SIS
RKNARKB.
The market has been very slow during the
whole week, there being no Eastern demand
whatever, and that on this part Of our hcme
butchers quite limited. Tho receipts are much
lighter, but they are fully equal TO tho demand,
and prices show no change. Tho quality is fully
as good aslast week. There 10 some demand for
good stock ewes, but they are quite scarce.
4 L.