Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-22
Fresh Cows-At s25 ooaa5 %.

Fresh Cows-At S25 O0935 90.
CaiVes-At 40f2c.
Chicago May H.-Cattle, firmer; COM
mon TO choice native steers s. 5000 50; the
expectation of good receipts tomorrow
kept numerous buyers out OF the market.
Hogs, lower, prime - So; heavy ~ 554
-; mixed lots 81 1904 70; light "a sol 10.
Sheep, active; comon to cholce y 0s4
~; common 10 choice lambs - 20G6 20
spring lambs 81 3jU4 TO-
Receipts-Cattle, 100 head; hogs, 1900
head; sheep, 9,0OJ head.
East Liberty. May G.-Cattle, steady;
prime 50 i5q6 10; good s. 1909 SD; bulls,
stays and cows s. 0903 Co.
Hogs, active; Phladeiphies 81 1904 50;
common TO fair Workers 81 5oG4 CD; roughs
S5 GJ4 co.
sheep, steady and strong; extra 81 100
I -; good s. SCI %; common 70 iair lambs
50 5NI3 go
Veal calves, $ 5cG5 70.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Thursday, May 10, $50.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMONI.
Beef Catue-There was a fair run OF
very fine cattle here this week, and while
the better grades were considerable I'M
prOVement over last week the 4lallJy gen
orally was OF q better average than that
OF last weeks offerings. There is no seri-
GUS change 10 note IN quOtauonS-sno"-
ing, owing 10 the improved quality q &c
cline OF 10 TO u cents per 100 los quota
uCns ranged at y 600 80 per llu IDS 5tos5'
gross.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best beeVes 81 C91lJ so; those
generally rated first quality 81 600 90;
medium or good fair quality 81 UjGi ~
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS - UO
~ c.
OF the cattle received IA head came
from Pennsylvania, 3ji from Maryland.
- from Virginia, 81 from Illinois ana b.
from kentucky.
Total receipts Of the week 1,2i9 head,
against SO last week and $50 one year aSo.
OF the offerings /, l20 head were sold TO
Baltimore butchers and l20 to Eastern
buyers. Total sales 1910 head, against S1l
last week and $50 one year ago
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts this week
G519 head, against 6,e47 last week and 1906
one year ago.
Remarks8There is a fair run of sheep
and lambs. nearly as many as last week.
There is a better feeling Tor good spring
lambs with an Improvement OF lLc. Sheap
sen az 2@t4c, fan lambs 4q53sc and spring
lambs 5i2WG4c gross.
Swne-Irade is not active and values
without any change since Monday the
figures quoted then ruling to-day.
Mich Cows-There is a very heavy run,
with the market greatly demorali2ed.
Common TO fair cows $50 0fd2 0l, fair 10
good $50 0gu3j % and the best SO WNi} 90,
with extra at the latter figure. Receipts
Veal Calves-There is fair trade for
good yeals. Prices 5QJ2.c. Receipts 49,
STOCK ON THE WHARF.
Cattle-Receipts were very light and
lows: Cows. 50 CCQ2 80 per 100 lbs bulls
81 seas 90 per leo lbs, oxen 81 oO83 40 per
100 lbs. young steers over lZO lbs - -oH
! 20 per 100 lbs. lighter weights So 5oaA Do
per leo lbs, fresh COWS SIS C)05O 90 per
head.
Calves-The demand for choice veals
was good and prices tirmer. with the quo
F.rH fp1l 'GHc CO faf o.
Veals 5i206c per ID, and for rough TO good
s. 0OG7 90 per head.
Sheep and Lambs-The demand for the
best offerings was at steady prices. QUO
tations We're as follows Spring lambs so
&c per Id and a few extra G4c. fall lambs
Si2dHac per ID and 81 5003 20 per head;
sheep 2l2G3iac per 10 and 81 5o93 90 per
head.
Philadelphia, Saturday evening, May IS.
= ''' N'''' Beeves. Sheep. Hogs
West Phila. Yards .2916 1910 4-l0
North Penn Yards. 300 1900 5ll
Total for the week .32l5 $50 40
Previous week .......3iiO SfGl 1919
Among the receipts there were shipped
for export trade on steamship Maryland
for London. 100 cattle and AGO by Corean
i0' ~ BEEF CATTLE.
The market ruled shade, stronger IN
7e- fair supply and demand, the quality
being better than those Of the previous
"'s"' QUOTATIONS.
T,.tra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Good 9,,9l12+
Medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a,
Common '''''''' SstH.'EEP.
The market was fairly active under
/ sufficient supply and good demand, WIN
/ Dr'cos a shade higher. -. II. COOK re-
ports the sale of 800 sheep ana iaIloS anu
nt of
QUOTATIONS.. -
Extra
Best Of - -
Medium OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90"
Common to fair....................... m-tt
L0ElhS 800. '''''''''''''''' e. -lr :
SDriu. lambs .............. 1900. - ''
''fi'l, o@s were in fair supply and demand:
/ We ouOte: Western 6';Wtc Tor pest
Grades. G0Gec for State hogs.
Fat cows were in moderate demand at
F fTSin COWS were in fair request at $l5 90
V1liHeh calves were in reasonable demand
Mich cows were in fair inquiry at S25 90
Dressed beef sold from 6laa9c.
HORSE AND MULE MARKET.
! Cincinnati May iS.-An activity has
| been displayed in all classes OF stock dur
/ iug the past week, ana CspeCla4S CAGdp
/ ;uecders. driving and saddle horses. lie
/ crints etiU somewhat light, and az times
! Tot eo-oi 10 the demand. all consgnments
| meeting with prompt, ready sale, leaving
stool, scarce at the close. .o
Horses-Draft good SG2 5o0.5; extra $50
! also: coach good S5@l5. extra 500 l'9'
/ driving. good ST J06lW, extra $50 10 sa Ne
die GOOD SD 5cu1G) extra SlWQlij South
ern. GOOD S25035. extra s&Ui5.
/ Niuics-li 10 1pa hands, good Si5la5,
/ extra Sj0G6o; 1ra to Is. good $554b3- extra
/ $500 Is: Il to 1872, good $lG10. extra SOC
/ s.. 49, to Is. good SS5095, extra 500 10;
/ rs to i5is. good $1l06l2J extra $l20alSJ.
PETROLEUM.
New York, May I.-Petroleum, weak;
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