Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-16
ing from 2anLc ner mound. most sales at

ing from 2Q415c per pound, most sales at
3q4Ac per H..
Prices OF beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best beeves 4AQ4lsc; those gen
orally rated first quality Ad4Ac; medium
or good fair quality 303Ae; ordinary tnln
steers, oxen and cows 2g@c per ID
OF the cattle received LIZ head came
from Virginia, 2l5 from Ohio, lg9 from
Kentucky. SO from West Virginia, o3 from
| Tennessee, ~ from Maryland ana IL from
Pennsylvania. 100
against LII last week and l,6l5 one year
ago, and the sales for the week We're -
head against /, l5S last week and 40 head
one year ago, Baltimore butchers taking
/ 1O4 head. country dealers 100 head ana
Eastern buyers go head, ~
Sheep and Lambs-The receipts TINS
week amounted TO Lass head against S,f.o
head last week and S06 head one year ago.
Remarks-Trade IS reported as Delhs
active for good fat sheep and lambs, Dul
others are extremely duh; eSpeclalIy -
there no demand for lamps ana ewes anu
SINNERS are advised against s4iPP!Hs
them. Sheep sell at 2lEg312c per ID dtlu
extra wethers and yearlings al &c; lambs
/ 4G42.c per ID and extra sc. :.
SWine-'There is no change 10 report III
the hog market since Moncay. to-
Mitch COWs-Trade IS fair at the prices
ruling last week, viz: Common, 10 800 I ~
! cows 800 OOd25 CO. medium 70 goou soy OVP
o % and a few extra $40 VJ410 W pei i'e'''
r SSEoIIt9pesLTrade is active both for veals
nd orassers Veals sell at sac per 10
and grassers SC 00q9 90 PER heaa' hecelp'S
90 heassr OCK ON THE WHARF, 49,,
! catt1e-eThe market continued quiet anu
steady. with the arrivals Light; Q1olar.oi ~
were , as f2 g Sa2 o per 135 ibs COWS 81
10 "a ner 100 lbs; young steers over ~
IL 80 s664 40 per leo lbs, lighter Weish nus
81 1dS . per 100 IDS &c G9w Ma 81 % ner head
"a C3aives-t-nder small receipts ana a 5000 5000
demand the market was ilrRl az thg lTt.o ~
ireD oiiotations: Strictly cholce Nta's ~
nc per ID; good 90 o1-e'0'
- been and Lambs-There IS no cRanSe
m n0te in the market, W1lCn W. 81. n. I,sr
al the following prices, i." sbeen s635c
per Id and eA'I" -
"I P,'Htr1,ADELPHlA, Saturday evening
january 1.-THE receipts WerS; 11o.,s
J@huS''' Beeves Sheep. hogs;
X Wss{ f PsBa Yards Yards SO 100 go
Total for the week. .s.2s} i iI5 S SS5
Previous BEEF CATTLE.
The cattle market ruled nrmer, WIN YIN. d
fair SUNNY. and was active unqer soou
demand. prices being higher. iL ne s.o J..r,
az, band was largely of Ohio and western
o1l Among the exports We're SS2 cat
tir for Glasgow on steamship ASsyrlaH,
SiS head for London by steamer Maine. anu
"a Quarters dressed beef, on steamship
Rhvnland. for Liverpool.
QUOTATIONS.
r,,,ro ,...... ...None in market.
Good ......... ......... .'''''''''''Ft 49, -
Medium ......... ........s .'''''''' --,'lttt ~
SHEEP.
THE market was active under good sup
plies and a shade higher. There was a
good Inquiry for lambs. and prices ruled
Strong +. II. Cook reports the sale OF
4 $50 sheepand lambs at 30 calves at the
H'''e1 - QUOTATIONS. ,,a,,
Extra ......... ....''.'' .''''''''''''' 49, -
Good ......... ......... .'.''''.''''''' -
Medium ........ ......... '''''''..'.'' 1910 ~
Common ........ ......... ........'.'.' 4t2lto.
HOGS.
The market ruled very firm under better
supplies and an active demand. Receipts
were well cleaned up, and indications
point TO still higher prices. No state hogs
were IN the market We quote 5%iq6c,
covering all grades of hogs offered.
Fat cows were in moderate demand at
2G3kc.
as 90.
Veal calves were scarce at 4dSc.
Mich COWS were dull at SO Ooli50 90:
Dressed beef was in good demand at
61-dSc.