Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-27
LIVE STOCK.
Baltimore.

BRlelmOrG.
BALTIMORE, July D..
LCanIe are sold at these figures hpe teefghs
cent generally Of from Hire freight Sheep are
sold 0o%s:T ' S&L < fl iTH 4% r ns"0 OIL
BEEF CATrLE.-The market has been quite
slow again this week, scarcely as active, even,
which there were exceedingly few, show little
or no change, but this was owing to their
scarcity, while medium were of 3aYc and
common fully &c per H. and the bulk OF t5 ae Z;
with but one sale at the latter price, most
sales from 5Oas8 50 per 100 lbs.
Mich Cows.-Good Cows are very scarce
and are in good demand; common plentlfui
and dull. Prices 30asi5 per head
Prices OF Beef Cattle ranged as follows: Best
7 l0aSS O0c that generally rated INST qualify
sss 49, m 1STinary U thin Seer oxen and
Cows 25a$8 SOC. Most Of the sales were from rom
1 5Oas6 SOC per 100 lbs S;s The The , Cat,
iii from Maryland, 2S from West Virginia,
2Sl from Kentucky, 900 from Illinois, and IL
head from Tennessee-total receipts Tor the
week 2OSl head against 23f7 last week, and lIS
head same time last year, OF the offerings Is3
head were taken by Baltimore Dutcners, 30
sold TO country dealers-to Washington City
dealers, and 2lO to Eastern spectators; TOTAL at
week, and |, "a head same time last year. .
SwINE.-Though there is falling OIL OF
nearly 1900 head in the number OF the re-
ceipts, as compared with last week, yet the
offerings seem to be quiet adequate for the
very moderate demand, universally reported
in all the yards. Prices are scarcely up 10
those of last week, for though the figures are
unchanged, fewer sales are made at or near
the top prices than last week. The quality Is
about the same as 1t was then. We quote at
lOs<aIlh cents, and extra at ll3<c per 10 net.
REGENTS this week a306 head against 5,SS last
week. and 5,0S2 head same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The offerings Of good
stock are comparatively light this week. most
of IL being quite common. These latter are
very dull OF sale, while the few good ones
have sold off readily and at Improved figures
over last week. There has been no outside de-
mand. We quote Sheep at Sa5A cents, ana
Lambs at 4a6 cents per 10 gross, very lew sell
ing at or near the latter price, Receipts this
week 6,56 head against 1874 last week, ana
1878 head same time last year.
CIAREMoNT STOCK YARDS.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Arrivals OF live
stock at Claremont Stock Yards via
keeR ended july sei csrs Containing IS
hogs. a46i cattle, 500 sheep and lambs, IS
calves, and 20 horses and mules.
Shipped EsSs e New York: psil Is%bS
calves, horses and mules
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA July S.-The arrivals OF live
stock at the various Philadelphia stock
yards were: S.aOo beeves; 1000 sheep; 800
BEEF CATTLE were duh and prices for all
grades closed Nc lower. Extra, SaSllc: good,
7a7Ikc; medium, es65zc; common, EzaSlt; lat
cows, 4a51{c,
Mich COWS were rather duh at S0a6o,
with sales Of extra graded as high as IS.
SHEEP Were dull and prices were NC per
pound lower on all grades, except stock ewes
which were scarce and wanted at 4a4Hc per
pound. Lambs were also inactive and prices
dropped &c per pound, while calves were not
wanted at decline Of &c. Extra, 51<@5kc;
good, 43<d5c; medium, f<@fxc: common.
5k@4c; culls, 4z@Shc; lambs, 4SIc; calves,
case.
IKE; good, l29i2L<e; light mixed, llx9ll3<c.
DREssxD BEEvNs were rather dull and
closed at S9IlLc, the former rate for Texans.
DRESSED sHEEP were active NJ sssHc, and
dressed lambs atllhslSc.