The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-12

principal growers, WHERE tue VHttlt are lToIH'
.Iy7irah aiDAa CaIrt,loa Hotel md DSaS lR,iI
s C IAlddlngton,r Ky, 10 Chas VOL, va,,,...,.. 30
JOAso London Va" IS IOul Il0nry, ra,,"",. %
u Townsend Va A?I Frank NOrris, Nd.",,. 10
l. MyOrs& Co W Va. 81 N WiltOrA Md,,..,..,.. "
W Il Slanly, O..."". $40 " tiOnl, Ml.,r"., "
(ireNnwaliG Co. MlnGl+l " Il whitO, Pa.",,,,. 10
Rufus Tay MINI, GgI CraiOas, Nd :...,." ~
ThOs Mct'Urd, O..... d VIM r Fox, Md ,,,..,,. 10
Mussar 4 IIavOr, o., gjISuulhNlmGr6 Co.. Md. !?
Jos ChrIsty, O..,. 3!ltiUO UUrr, Md ...,..,... rs
Gibson i %, Tenn,.., 8! Saml Orker, Md, u
G Il lIardnSIy, W Va n johnson Il JONES, Md. Is
n lGargott, Md........ II NJ Carter, Md..".,", 20
] j GhSndur, Pau, 81 l. Myers 4 70, 0,,.,,, 60
ArripaLs al ihO Tiak~ Houp Gad DrgrV Kv,iJ.
SO,spE GRTIs.y 3 oRIo Il IT, j. l. stayGr, Va. *
A Muasar, Ohl0...... 81 WIN Harrison Va"... Il
A y Blbls, Va......m.., iSI5OlOmOn BurtnNr, Va ~
a Hutchinson W Va DIM u Thomas va"" y
Kirk 4 son, Ml....,.. G. II SaUhmAn, Md" 10
J 4 Patterson, Va. ~ SGhrynUr 4 Co Nd &c, 10
!. NJ llOnklU, Va.u,,,,n 2OI
ArriraiI al IIiihelnJ Hoiel and DroN idrG.
MrCluroy," Ohio %, III " stephenson, Va" i
NV lliznrd,' Ohio isIC GiTinO, Na""....,". ~
] l. NIrCo Ia ,,....,.,,. lhlA llidgnway, Va" q
L Dorsey, Md,"""".., 6ICharlUs liariUsly, Va u
Th,4c markell thus took their stock hast with.
Out offering II In this market
ThosC marked lhIsE wont tn tho "IlAInh" va
lul NlNNtllllE IullbNh NlN NN'N sN' N''u''' :"
market.
REMARKS on BEBP CATTLE,
Tho arrivals OF cattle this week amounted
to 1893 huad, against QjB head last week
and l,l7i head tho corresponding wOOk Of
last year, aud tho sales during tho wOck
amounted to l,l0S hOad, against sO7 hOad
lust week aud ,O3G the corresponding week
Of lust year, and wOrU " follows:
To baltimore Butchers 80!
10 Eastern IVY
To Washington city and Annapolis l3'
Total sales ,".".,"."".."."" ,,."".""",l,l S
The opening Of the market carly in the
week was attended with considerable de.
gree Of activity, and with prices 40 higher
on all grades than thoy wcre last week,
This was especially tho case in tho whole.
sale trade. hut The expectations OF deal
crs were not fully realized in the aftor Opc'
rations, when the market gradually fell on
and dragged very slowly along towards the
close, with the prices OF sales generally at
tho range Of last week, and in some in
stances at lower rates. Tho tops were MI.
pcrior to those Of last wGOk and there were
not nearly rs many common catt!u as there
wOrU then.
{. +, Brewer & Co. report COWS at from
$50 to so, and market fair with declining
prices.
TuB SwlSE MARKET
Receipts this wOOk w
lbcOipis last week B,El
Receipts OlV yUNT aIn i,4L'
RHIARKS
Owing to continued sGarcit! in thu
market early in the week prices advanced
on Monday and sales were freely made nj
our highest quotations, There were n few
better top hogs than there were Inst week
but tho general average Of the receipts is
not ns good as last week, there being II
much larger number Of cummon hogs thln
there were then. At the present time the
market is quite slow and tho prospects look
Just now towards lower figures. We quote
corn hogs at OHalOc; choice l0]!c; st Hers
0nlOc. Light and rough hogs arc hard to
sell, being too high for bacon purposes
THE SHEEP NAREET.
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