Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-01


The receipts of cattle this week were big and
the market is brisk, with prices entirely I'M
changed. MeSsrs Hudson & BGyha furnish the
following quotations:
Catle-l ,6OOto lOOlbs stock - 5aS]4c per ID; 500
to 900 lbs SaS14c per 10; 700 to 500 lbs 2HaS
Hogs-Market fair. 41+a415c per ID.
Lambs-GOod at Sa5c per 10.
Calves-3a5c per 10.
Sheep-2ha4c per ID.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS. !
MONDAY, July %, 1859
sw1NE-The receipts Of hogs, though some 1,5oO
less than they were last week, constitute fair
supply, which Is about equal 10 the moderate
demand prevailing in all the yards The quail
Of the offerings is very good, perhaps better than
usual. Prices show no appreciable change
since last week, and range now al 6}saGHc, with
most sales al 6Mab5Sc fer good light hogs. Heavy
hogs are hard % sell Al Ga6Ac per pound net Re
ceipts this week s. SO head.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS,
BALTIMORE July % 1889.
Arrivals ofLive Stock at Clarcmont stock Yards
via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the week
ended July is l7l cars containing ,3SS Cattle,
30 Calves, II 40 Sheep and Lambs, 4,S0' Hogs,
y Horses and So Mules
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia, &c,
S3S Cattle, Calves, S,95l Sheep and Lambs, zoos
Hogs, and is Horses.
All Boss and Sheep sold in these Yards are at
gross weight. Receipts this week 032 head,
against . % last week Fair to good Hogs sold
al S. 20, and heavy at 81 90; roughs at 81 10 per
100 lbs.
Receipts Of Sheep i63 head with sales at Sa
l55 cts and Lambs from to 81 cents per 10.
PHILADELPHIA, July % Beef Cattle-The re
ceipts outside or export cattle were nearly ljJl
head IN exc S of last week, and were made up
chiefly ofreXans and Indian Territory stock, the
quality of which was extremely poor. whole
sale az retail butchers bought literally, paying
an advance of 10 10 poe per hundred on good ma
tive steers while thew WOUIN only NTE the lower
grades of natives and Texans at a decline Of 10
to l5c We quote; Extra natives, a. faac good
do , a AT e; medium do, 4ai4c; common do,
3i4a354c; Texans 3aai e.
sheep were in god demand all week, and
prices advarced 54c on all grad except com
mon culls. We QuO'e extra, 5Aa5l4c; good, ~
Sc; medium, 4a412c; common, 3a3j4c; culls, 2l2j4c
Lambs were in poor demand, and prices closed
&c lower. We quote Sl4a1c.
Hogs were active and prices closed re higher in
sympathy with the West. ave quote all good
light western At 6ha65Sc; heavy western, %
70 $50 lbs, 654a63 g; extra heavy western O4aD%c
Fat cows were IN moderate demand a. 214a354e
slippery Cows were in fair request at sl5 GOA
25 CO.
Bologna Cows were In moderate demand At
s. 0Oal4 90.
Mich Calves were dull at 81 O0a6 co.
Mich Cows were hard to dispose Of al s25 Goa
50 co.
Dressed Beeves were in good demand snd firm
NJ 0l5a7c for natives ana 1885, for Texans
l,076 head were slaughtered at the obattoir last
NEW York, July @.-Beeves, receipts 700
head: market firm and stronger; naive steers,
So s0ai 20: Colorado DO s. l5a8 G5; Texas DO.
s. SCa3 20; bulls and cows 81 loa3 20.
sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; market steadier
and irmer; sheep, IS 5Oaa5 5Ol Lambs, s. GOA
a6 so.
Hogs-Receipts, 200 head; market nomnally
steady at 81 5Oa5 10 per 100 pounds live weight.
CHICAGO, July 3i.-Cattle, receipts ., coo head;
~ fprnanfc 0lO hngIs market steady. TQnVpe.
81 20a5 50 steers s. 35a3 25; stOckers and feeders
s. l0a3 10: cows bulls and mixed, 81 6Oa3 00;
natives and half breeds. s. 25a3 90
HOgg-Receipts 1900 head; shipments 3 800;
market steady; mixed 81 20ai IS; heavy 81 Ola
4 -: light 81 S0a4 G5: skips s. Glai So
Sheep-Receipts 300 head shipments 1000
head. market, steady; natives g oui westerns
s. 50ai 90: Texans So 50ai %; lambs 81 9la5 80.
EAST LIBFRTY. July l.-Cattie-Receipis $50
head: shipments l,5GO head; market ialr; pflms
81 25af 90: fair to good s. g0a4 10; common SO %
Hogs--Receip;s l 100 mead; shipments 9lO head;
market slow: light Workers 81 coat -; medium
aud light pOrks 81 20; heavy hogs 81 i1ai 30.
Sheep--Receipts, 600 head; shipments. 1000
head: market steady; prime 81 15a5 40; fair 70
good 81 25al 70; common s. 5Oai 90; lambs 81 Goa
| 70.
Cr,crSSATI o.. July 3l.-Hogs lower; common
and light So 65ai s.; packing and butchers 81 52a
1 80. Receipts . $40 head; shipments 20 head
Cincinnati Horss and sIula market
CycrNNATI. July 30-Frcsh arrivals sold free
". but some LEFT over dragged slowly. The gem
eral demand was fair and receipts only modsr-
ale Mules were not wanted 10 any extent. Inc
market ruled iirnat the following prices:
Quotations no the Cincinnati Union Stock
Yard stables were as follows: Driving horses Sl5
a20O. saddle do s25a2OO; draft 90 sl3a2OO. street
car horses S90allj; Southern hurees S5OaSO. Mules,
aged four 10 eight years 49, tol6 names, Sl2oa
| 10. fifteen TO fifteen and half hands, sll0a
i25: fourteen and a half to fifteen hands, S90a
no. fourteen to fourteen and half hands S60agl
The following prices prevailed at the tlth
street stables: Driving and saddle horses Sl2ja
500. darn horses, medium, sl35al65: do heavy
si6ja200: street-car horses S90al20 plugs So to
$40 Mules, four to eight years, sixteen to six,
teen and a half hands sli5al65; do fifteen and
n half TO sixteen hands, Sl279l45; DO niteen 10
G0cen and n half hands sil5al2j: do fourteen