Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-24

and more of the medium and common
grades IN proportion than there We're last
thursday. These We're easier at about L
90 cents per lVJ lbs, ana IN some cases
greater concession was made Quota
100 lbs.
Beef Exports to Europe-Ivers &
Houseman, 157 head on the steamship
SedSemore TO Liverpool; y. Lehman *
Bro 5S5 head on the Sedgemore 10 Liver
| pool.
n. Lehman & Bro. sold a superior bunch
| OF Virginia cattle on private terms TO
John W. j. PentZ q Co
Prices OF beef cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best beeVes. 44N5c, those gen
| orally rated first quality, 4i4u43a e.; me-
| dunn or good fair quality, 2l2u3sc; ordi-
| nary thin steers, oxen ana cows. 2G3ltC.
OF the cattle received 913 head came from
| Virginia, 123 from West Virginia and %
| from Maryland.
Total receipts for the week, 1871 head,
against z, 232 last week and 1881 one year
ago. OF the offerings 1,ON head We're sold
| 10 Baltimore butchers, 2l7 TO country deal
| ers and 2S0 head 20 Eastern buyers Total
! sales for the week, I, 496 head, against j.,
| 59l last week, and LAY one year ago.
COnSignees Of Beef Catte-FrOm Nir-
ginia-GibsOn d Fletcher, IL head; II. ID.
! Filler o. John - MOtiitt 81, $. NJ. New
| house 81. James J.. Yates q. Samuel flclt
49, Cockerill * Sanders "A, Green q Ramey
Burch 2S, O. G. Hutchinson -, Duncan
! Bros. D. 5 SUndheimer ~. :. Sundheimer
y John T. Cockeriu -. c. l.. Ramey 81,
! d. w. Brown u, IL. Moore, Jr.. ~ y. ).
| owens 20. j. NJ Latham 10. Rogers *
| Crawford IL. j. +. ROllea 49, G. Driver 10,
w. T. Gilloy T. L. ii. Smith u. +. J.. ST.
| bert T. E. tHaun II, S, r. Thomas II, J. T.
| Roller 9, II. II. Ratrie 8. A. BaZzle D. j. VI.
Ramey 3. A. ID. ). Beck s. From West
Nirginia-R. Il. Stout 80 head q. r. Reed
er 30, y. w. Brown 3l, Frank maxwell 10
j. r. Miley 80, j. B. Watson ~, g. u. Iiar-
din & w. II. Han q Bro. =. YARD az
Morrison 27 q. w. Elliott 26 l.. =. Max
well 2G r.. +. Laggett 26 Johnson Il Bro.
q. c. V. Fornish "a. j In. Swiston q, Post
Watson d Wilson u Post ~ Ward ~ j..
O. Taylor % III. ID. Jones 20, SomerEllle az
Co. TO- II. II. Broadwatcr rs. From Mary
land-JOhn w. Lambert lG head, patterson
Bros. 9 w. II. Cromwell z, J. .. Senseny 3.
Brokers Sale-Alyers & Houseman sold
AZ head at 3iaM5c. n. Lehman x Bro. -23
at 3Qjc, 5. Sundheimer & Co 4l at 80
4iac,. Chas. f. Eeeder 80 az So 100,
Kunkle Bros. 4, Co., 2ll at 3d5c, Sol. Haas
3j at l043ac, W. j. Kirk & Son - AT 35-g
sec, Henry Eckert 90 at 240h2c, II. G.
Seymour a a 3la04laC. Saml FOX 90 al
20H2c. A. j. Gebhart 10l at 2t2N4c.
Sheep and Lambs-The arrivals this
week amounted to II 473 head, against H.
691 last week and 1851 one year ago.
Remarks-There u.s. fairly good trade
reported for good sheep and lambs but
common are dun. There is rather a heavy
run-about equal to that of last week.
Prices show little II any variation from
those ruling earlier in the week onecp
sell at 1ie0Zzc, with q few extra 3 cents
gross. Lambs sell at 3Q4ti cents, and
extra cents gross.
Swine-The market is strong AT Non
days figures. Western $5.,506, nearby
Sj.60d5.7j. and roughS 230t per 100 lbs.
gross. and prospects favorable for higher
quotations next week.
Cows-Trade is reported as slow. with
fun offerings. Prices unchanged a S2lW
80, and "a few extra $40 per head. Receipts
l32 head.
Calves-Trade is duh and values off i2c
on veals and 81 per head ON common
roughs Veals 4Qf. O.. and roughs S2U4
per head Receipts, CO head
STOCK on THE WHARF.
Cattle-The arrivals were light and the
demand good for fine sCOcl, only at quo
tations as follows: Cows S202.l5 pei. 100
lbs. bulls S2.&02.75 peg lol lbs oxen sou
03 per 100 lbs, young steers over .1D
lbs, $f50047J per 100 lbs. lighter weights
S.7jQA2j per 100 lbs, fresh cows @aG per
head.
Sheep and Larubs-Beceipts We're light
and the demand slow. but prices were
somewhat hrmer. The quotations We're as
follows: Spring lambs 3UH. cents per lb..
and $l.5Gu3 per head; sheep, I4G-e cents
per d., and $l025J per head.