Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
LIVE STOCK.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July 30.
The receipts ofcattle this week were big and
the market is brisk. with prices entirely un-
changed. NeSsrs Hudson & Bayha furnish the
Cattle ,0O0tol ,loOlbs stock 1lGi54c per lb: 500
To- 900 lbs 5aSIc per DO; 700 TO 500 lbs 2zaS
per no.
Hoss-NIarket fair. Hlai1zc perlb.
Lambs-Good at 3a5c per 10.
Caiyes-3a5C per d.
Shecp-2}Saic per 10.
BALTIHORE LIVE STOCK YARDS.
MONDAY, July 20 1859
sw1SE-The receipts of hogs, though some 800
loss than they were los. week, constitute a lair
supply. which is about equal TO the moderate
demand prevailing in all the yards The qu4li-
of the offerings Is Very good perhaps better IMAM
usual Prices show no appreciate change
since last week, and range now AZ 6kG6fsc with
most sales al 6lsGt5zc for good light hogs. Heavy
hogs are hard % sell az 6a6Ac per pound net Re
ceipls this week 8 SO head.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS,
BALTIMORE, July 29 1859. J
Arrivals ofLivc Stock 40 Claremont stock Yards
via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the week
ended July 3S- 119 cars. containing l,3oo Cattle,
sd Calves. II 40 sheep and Lambs, i,Sl1 Hogs,
32 Horses and So Mules.
Shipments TO New York, Philadelphia, &c.,
SOB Cattle Calves, S,g3l Sheep and Lambs, l,O0o
Hogs and i, Horses
All Hogs and Sheep sold In these Yards are az
gross weight. Receipts this week 2O32 head,
L-It4leL % lttNt WA 1AA TO tNN|A AANrn 0Nt|4
no s. 20, and heavy at 81 10; roughs at 81 10 per
Receipts Of sheep . id3 head, with sales at 3s
i5l ct, and Lambs from b TO o's cents per I'D.
PHILADELPHIA, July - Beef Cstile-Ihe re-
ceipts outside OF export cattle were nearly loJO
head in exc IS of last week. and were made up
chiefly 0freNans ard Indian Territory stock the
urality of which was extremely poor. Whole
sale aid retail butchers bought Literally paying
am advance of 10 to 2oc per hundred on g0od ma
tive steer, while they would only buy the lower
grades Of natives and Texans az q decline or lU
20 15c We quote: Extra natives, it4aSc; good
do Lai' e: medium do, iai4c; common do,
80 ta5t4c; Texans, 3a35sc
sheep were in good demand all week, and
prices sdyaoccd &c on ell grad except com
mon culls We QuOfe extra, 5Ha5l &c; good l94a
4a4l6c; common, 3aSj4c; culls 2aZ54c
Lambs were in poor demand, and prices closed
15c lower We quote S4a1c.
Hogs wereactiye and prices closed sc higher in
sympathy with the West. We quote all good
light western 1T 6Ha6Ic; heavy western -
TO $50 lbs G/lGfLc. extra heavy western uHautac
Fat cows were IN mo ierate demand at 254a3hc.
slippery Cows Wero in fair request at Sl5 uJa
Bologna Cows were in moderate demand at
- Mich calves were dull at 81 OOa6 co.
Mich Cows were hard to dispose Of at SO IVA
so %.
Dressed Beeves were IN good demand and firm
nj Oi6a-c for natives ana i13a5% for Texans.
J .075 head were slaughtered at the abaitoir last
NEW YORK. July 29.-Becyes, receipts, . 700
head: market firm ana stronger; native steers,
90 SGai IS; Colorado do s. l5aS b2' Texas 10.
81 seas 20: bulls aud COVE, s. l0a3 20.
Sheep-Receipts b, 400 head. market steadier
ard frmer: sheep IS 5Ola5 so; Lambs, - Goa
as 30. ..-.,,.
steady at 81 5OJ5 10 per 100 IoLnds i've weight
CHICAGO August Cattle. receipts 1900 head;
shiprneutS 600 head; market stronger; becVSs'
81 S0ai 60: steers IS 50a4 49, tockers and feeders
g. 20a3 ~: cows. bu Is and mixed, 81 65a5 O0
Hoes-Rcceipts 1000 head shipments OJJ;
market steady: mixed 81 25ai IS: heavy 81 l5a
4 85: light 81 30a4 65: skips So 51ai 30.
Sheep Receipts 1900 head; shipments l2lU
heEd: market steady; natives Is 50ao wv Wtst
ems So coal 10; Texans s. 59ai 20; lambs % vJa
O 90.
EAST LIBERTY. August .-Cattle-Receiptsl ,l2l
head: shipments l2i head: market nolhlnB
doing: all through cons!gnments. ,ooo
Hogs--Receipts 1909 mead; shipments l,Syv
l,eed7 market slow; light Workers 81 7OGi %;
medium aud light 81 go; Philadelphias 81 Goa
( 10: heavy hogs 81 i0Gl TO- .,,,
sheep--Receipts, 700 head; shipments 'OV0
head: market slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. o, Angus, Hogs stronger; com
mon and light IS IS. packing and butchers 81 10
IA 90 Receipts 1870 headi shipments 40 heau'
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CrScISNATI. July SO-Fresh arrivals sold free
,r but some left over dragged slowly. The gen
cral demand was fair aud receipts only modsr-
ale Mules were not wanted TO any extent. Inc
market ruled firm at the following prices:
Orot4tious at the Cincinnati Union stock
WI stoil IS were as follows. Driving horses sl27
900. saddle do SI25a2)0 drail 90 sl25a20O street
cor horses s9lall5 Southern hOrceS S50aS0: Mules,
AGED four to eight years i5l4 tol6 hands sl25a
80. fifteen to fifteen and nan hhhus, sslo1 |
o. c,nrteen and a half TO fifteen hands, s9Oa |
10 fourteen 10 fourteen and half hands, s6la9 |
The following prices prevailed at the rim |
street stables: Driving and saddle horses sl-5a
son. dsrr horses. medium. SiS5al65; do heavy !
,oo. st-eet-cqr horses S90a120; plugs Sla 10 |
an Mules. four 10 eight years sixteen to SIX, |
;een and n half hands, sli5al65; do fifteen ana |
\ half 10 sixteen hands, sl25al45: 90 Iiieen 10 |
oeon ana a half hands sll5al25. DO fourteen |
LA ~ bSif IN fifteen hands S90all5; do fourteen |
N fourteen and d half hands S1OagO