Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-11-02
LIVE STOCK.
Baltimore Cattls Market.
UNION STOCKYARDS,

CLAREMONT. Tuesday, October 81.
[Cattle are sold at these figures live
weight Hogs are sold at net weight, that
weight. Sheep are sold gross, that is, live
weight or nothing off.
Beef Cattle-The arrivals during the
week were lignter, being $3.50 head, against
an inferior grade, consisting mostly of
feeders and stockers, with few good cattle
on the market. Prices were about the
grades, but good fat butcher cattle and
shippers sold a shade higher prices. The
country buyers took about their usual
numbers. while Eastern buyers bought
fewer.
Beef Exports-N. Lehman & Bro, AS
head on the Orthia Saturday to Glasgod;
Saturday to Glasgow.
Prices Of beer cattle ranged as follows:
Exports, SIS to $50; those rated first
quality, s4.75 to s525; butcher cattle, fair
quality $50 to $4.75; medium, 1915 TO $4.25;
feeders, $3.50 TO $40. as TO quality; stock
ers, $3.00 to 1855; oxen and cows, 500 to
SO; bulls, SID to S5.25; heHers, 40 10
The number. of cattle received since last
report were $500 head, including 1919 from
head from Ohio, los Western, 465 from Ken
lucky, 81 from Tennessee, q from North
Carolina, and 1$S head from Maryland a,ryIa H.
ginia, c. Driver, q head; J; f.. Roller, 2
Watson, 90; S. K: Michael, %; G, ". e
VIM. a Maskey. %; H. A. Maskey, q;
" REYNOLDS. ?: R. r; Price, s; Kup n: s $
Eckerts, q; L. P, Wilson, 81; NJ Lambert,
Is; VIM. F. Bartlett, 90; F. Smith, 26; D.
N. Yerkey %; Burke & Ya ok g.; , = p.
"a; L. A. Goodman, %; c. Driver, a; Myers
& Houseman Sc; Kunkie q Bro 80 head.
From Virginia, Myers & Hopse man. 81
& Bro, 8: G. H. lighthouse, 1ol; Green 8
Fanny III !, YIN r, H. Ta {s: 2S Fruit + f.
2a sund T III; il. Il Eckerts, H. n.
Lehman & Bro, 81; Moffit & Creel, IS;
d. Gibson, 40: c. T. Rarney. IS; I. L. Bou-
settle. g. w Yates & q; Myers y5 Fa 9nse
R4n' g & E. ?. Duncan. p: f. A. Woods,
q F. Yates IA coG aiTars q sfHn 1n5e
man, Sc: E. A. Blackstone, 81 head;
Brokers Sales-Kunkle & Bro, 221 head
from fe 8 S50 TO o0 SIS: 4. Lehman & Bro, AZ
from 800 to $5.25; S. Sundheimer, 400 from
500 to $50; n Eckerts, S45 from 81 TO
s 'O Haas as co from $soC to $500: H. c. sey--
rnour, IS from SS.T5 to $40; 3 Fox, 10
from s225 to 40; Eden & 60, I91 1r9 9Ro
Sead IL from ms sa.2s 3 to to- $40. sDl
Hog Market-.Rec 1875 head for the he
week. Quote far western, Sf.s5 10 % s2W;
500: pigs. $3.50 to $40. Trade slow and
weak at Mondays prices. 49,.
Sheep and Lanlbs-Rece ipts were heavy,
si42 Head being on the. market Quote
eheep; Of ia lambs s5y 500 TO 500 Market
very slow; one-quarter lower. 49,, = "a
to $50; extra, s6.75; 236 head on the mar
Fresh cow-supply light, with sal sales
from SIS to $40 per head; good from $40 to
SEQ per head.
CHICAGO, November There was
good demand for cattle to-day Of q
superior quality at firm prices, but the
general run of fair to maddling grades
moved off slowly ct a decline of 10
cents in value. Good to fancy grades
brought s5.5066.65; common to medium
s4.2065.45; COWS, heifers and bulls
s.. OO65.10; stockers and feeders S2lo
64.75; Texans $3.50q4.70; calves s4.Uo
Q7.90.
The supply of hogs exceeded the de-
mand and a further reduction IN prices
of 5d10c was scored. Fair to prime
grades s412hG4271a; heavy packers
S3.75G410; mixed s4.00042212; butch
| ers' s405042715; light weights $500
rs; pigs $3.50G415.
There was brisk demand in sheep
at advancing prices, the recent dimin-
ished receipts enabling sellers to dis
tate terms. Inferior to prime sheep
sold at S225G450, western rangers
| bringing S.S5G4.50 and yearlings $3.50
64.S0, the best selling sc higher than
| heretofore. Lambs sold at S4.O0G5.So
| for inferior to choice, western rangers
bringing s4.5e15.50.
Receipts-Cattle. 5000 head; hogs.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, November T.
| Cattle. steady; extra s5.S0G6.00; prime
| SIS. 7015. 90; common So.00G3.s0.
Hogs. steady; best heavy hogs and
prime mediums s4-30G4.35: best York
| ers S4.2564.30: pigs and light Workers
s4.15G420; roughs s3.0oG3.9o.
Sheep, slow; choice wethers S4.159
4.25; common s1.5092.50; choice lambs
s5.00G5.25; common to good s3.50G
4.90.
Veal calves sT.0oG7-50.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. November L.
Hogs, active and lower at $4.00G4
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