Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20

VI Suetp mere tuiS Nceh, HOl udll dS many
as last week, and their quality is generally
like that of last weeks offerings. The re-
ceipts are reported as about equal TO mod
erately fair demand. Sheep for butchers
sell at 3l8a5c per pound gross. Lambs at
Il 5a6c per pound gross Stool, sheep = Goa
3 80 per head. Receipts of sheep and lambs
this week numbered 1872 head.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS, }
MONDAY, November Il, 1890
SwINE-The market is slow in all the
yards, and the receipts are in excess of a
very sluggish demand. The numbers are
nearly !, 900 less than last week, and values
are off 1 c per ID. We quote the range at
ia5ls cents, rough hogs, sows and stays
for the former, and most sales OF good hogs
at 43Ia5l.c per ID net Receipts of hogs
this week 9,052 head.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS,
BALTIMORE. November Il.
Arrivals Of live stock at Claremont Stock
Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the week ended November 1914 cars, con-
tanning ,90l cattle l06 calves, POI sheep
and lambs, 1880 hogs, ~ horses and :.
mules.
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
&c, 1897 cattle, s3l sheep and lambs,
1880 hogs, , horses, 30 calves and -
mules.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight Receipts this week 1910
bead, against 5,4s9 last week. Fair to good
hogs sold at - 00ai %. and roughs at
81 % per 100 pounds.
Receipts of sheep and lambs POI head,
with sales at 8 00a5 90 per 100 pounds, for
sheep and lambs ia6i5c per pound.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November l5.-The
receipts were: West Philadelphia Yard,
Beeves, 1906 head; Sheep, 1900 head ;
Hogs, 5000 head. North Pennsylvania
Yard, Beeves, $50 head; Sheep, ] 800 head ;
Hogs, 1,0OO head. Glass Yard, Beeves,-:
Sheep. -; Hogs, 800 Total for the week,
Beeves, 1866 head; Sheep, $500 head A.;
Hogs. 10, 800 head. Previous week, Beeves,
Bill head; Sheep, $500 head; Hogs,
II, 900 head
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts included 3l6
head for shipment TO Glasgow, per the
steamer Scandinavian, and $50 head for
shipment TO Deptford, per the steamer
Catania, leaving 1860 head for the local
market against I'LL head last week.
The demand for stock was fairly
active, and prices remained unchanged
and all good stock was readily taken.
Twenty-Five carloads OF cattle, which
should have arrived in time for this mar
arrangements have been made to ship ut
least II cars of them to New York for Mon
days market.
We quote: Extra A. 4ajc: good, 4ssa4 &c;
medium, 4a4ltc; fair, 3I3a34c; common,
3a3iIc; culls, 2lza25i; fat cows, 2l4a2Ic.
SHEEP were in poor demand and although
the receipts were small, prices closed
weak. We quote Extra, 5lfa5]lc; good,
i3ia5c; medium, 4l4a4j4c; common, 3$ia
ic: culls, 2IIa3lzc.
LAMBS were in poor demand and lower.
We quote: ia6lzc.
Hoes were inactive and prices in sym
pathy with the West, closed lower. We
quote: Extra good Western, 5%a6c; other
Western, 5i4a5$.c; State 5a5lzc.
Mich Cows were in fair demand at s.}Oa
60 per head.
Mich CALVES were active at sac.
FAT Cows were in poor request at %
az &c per pound
TINS Cows were demoralized ut Sial5
CITY DRESSED BEEvEs were in fair re-
quest at 5a'l{c.
CHICAGO. November l9-Cattle, receipts
| ! 900 head; shipments 300 head; market
stronger; steers 81 15a5 %; Texans 81 goa
. -.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
b,OoO htdu, HldIhcb pdu4Nh! "lIN LN"Nt
rough ana common - 25ai 25 fair to
good mixed g 55a3 Is; prime heavy and
butchers weights s. 65a3 20; light - 45a
3 81: pigs - OOa2 -.
Sheep-Receipts 6,000 head: shipments
= 600 head; market steady; natives s3 ga
50: westerns s. 90ai 10; Texans 81 Boa
1 80: lambs g 90a5 10.
East LIBERTY. PA, November l9.-Cat-
tie, receipts 9i3 head; shipments VIZ
head: market strong; prime 81 25a4 90; ialr
to good g 50a4 90; common - i5a3 p; pulls
and stays 81 sja2 -.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
. 800 head, market slow; PhiladelphiGs
- S5a4 90: mixed g 60a3 80: heavy York
ers 81 25a3 10; light Workers 50 l0a3 p.
Sheep-Receipts l,S00 head: shipments
/ 500 head: market steady; prime - GOA
} %; fair to good 81 25ai -; common )? GOA
3 90: lambs 3 50aG 90; veal calves - GOA
6 90.
CINCINNATI. o. November l9.-Hogs, de-
mand light and lower; common and light
- 5Om3 40; packing and butchers, - 25ta
3 90; receipts, 1900: shipments, 30
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI. November l5.-There has
been good general inquiry for stock. both
local anu LOT SilplilCllls WIN "a A"ii 49, ~"
ance of Southern BUYERS The supply has
been rather short of the demand, and prices
have ruled strong.
Quotations at the Cincinnati Union Stock
Yards Stables were rs follows: Driving
horses. sl25al75: saddle horses, sl25ali5;
draft horses. sl30a200; street car horses
sSjall0; Southern do sjOas5; plugs, slOa5O.
Mules. aged four to eight years, fifteen
and half to sixteen hands, sl35al65; MI
teen to fifteen and half hands, sll5al35;
fourteen and half TO fifteen hands, 81 0a
li5: fourteen to fourteen and half hands,
$1jalOO plugs S2Oa5O
The following prices prevailed at the
Fifth street stables: Driving and saddle
horses sl40a22j: draft-horses Sl25a@2O;
strcet.car horses, $s0all0; plugs, $l5ai5
Mules. four to eight years old, sixteen TO
sixteen and half hands, $l45al,5; do
fifteen and half to sixteen hands,
slljal45: DO, fifteen TO fifteen ana a nan
hands. slOOal20: do. fourteen anu nall 10
tif,oon hands SSOaiOJ: plugs S.}OaiiJ.