Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-12
LIVE STOCK.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKETS


UNION STOCK YARDS. Claremont.
,c Tuesday, October 10, 1899.
lCattle are sold at these figures live
" weight g Hogs are sold at net weight, that
IS, ~ per cent. generally off from live
weight. Sheep are sold gross, that is, live
weight or nothing off
Beef Cattle-The arrivals during the
wee week We're S69l head. against 1921 head
ana ana prices on all grades were stronger:
me usual number of country dealers and
eastern buyers were on hand.
Beef Exports-Myers & Houseman, on
Indore, 1875 to Liverpool; N. Lehman &
bTS.; on lndores 354 TO Liverpool
1,d prlces OF beef cattle ranged as follows:
4a4c to SIC; medium to good $40 to $.655;
tnln steers &c to 41sc; cows and oxen &c
to FAC; bulls &c to SAC.
OF the cattle received. 2,273 head came
from Virginia, S39 from West Virginia, lS3
from Maryland, 10 western, z62 from Ken
lucky, 81 from North Carolina.
Consignees of Cattle-From Virginia-My-
ers q Houseman-Frqm Virginia, 1913 head;
=. lehman & Bro, G.; J. S. Pancake l43;
q TgnGh6eimer 5 vsle3tine Meat G Gc
Clanahan. p: J. ]. Holman, q; Gebhart &
Bro. 50; s. Fields. & Son, 40; J. ]; Redman.
W Il E Glair sos e {ac Neyh a. so
Yates. IS: Moffit & Creel, 70; VIM. e.
Graves, Is; A. Jamisen, 80; E. Brown, Y;
H. n + Ra srad g Myers $saT H9 9g
Blackshere, 80; c. Driver, 4S: F. P; Purvis
81: Myers & Houseman. 50: NJ. G. Jones, Is.
West yirginja-G v. Elliott t. 81 rs s L 1
SO: w F. Bartlett, So: F. Reynolds, 81;
Myers & Houseman; rs; L. Maxwell %;
Maryland-E Burk 66 head; E. G. Brady
%: B. F. Winter, Is: Griffith & Son, 81
Western-Myers & Houseman, 81 head;
Kentucky-M, Lehman, Isl head; Myers
& Houseman. ST.
North Carolina-J: G; Poog, q head q oh
man & Bro, 800 head: Myers & Housemaaann::
SO; Kunkle & Bro, 5l4; Henry Eckert, S62;
Gebhart & Bro, 215; N. G; Greer, H. IL: 4.
f of iS5 8. Haas las S.; Eden & Co, 20,
Sheep and Lambs-There has been no
change in prices; same report OF N Moh hy
with few late arrivals, making S,565 head 492 q:
Quote: Lambs, 31ac to sc; few choice' 5Ac;
sheep, 2Ac to 4c; few extra. 4Ac.
Calves-Supply light. MarRet stea9 ago
Good sold from 5Ae to SAC Receipts' 80
Hogs-1s45s on the market No change
in prices since Monday repor16Sao n 9uT1dS
500: pigs, $475: roughs, 500 to s42 5e,.r,no
Fresh Cows-There was a slgnt olle Gdng
cows cow $50 to $40; few extra at $50. Re
ceipts, 50 head.
CHICAGO, October 11-Trade in
cattle was only fairly active and for
mer prices were maintained. Good to
choice cattle sold at S. 90@7 90; com
moner grades at 81 5000 50. Stockers
and feeders brought 50 75@4 so; bulls,
cows and heifers 50 00@5 25; Texas
steers So 1904 30; rangers So 25Q5 10
and calves 81 00@7 co.
The demand for hogs was good, put
the supply was liberal and slightly
lower process prevailed. Heavy hogs
sold at 81 0004 70; mixed lots at 81 80
GA rs and light at 81 1904 Is.
Pigs brought So 1904 70 and culls
81 1904 90.
The market for sheep and lambs was
slow and weak. Receipts continue too
large for the demand and there was a
further drop of about 10c to-day. Sheep
sold at 50 00@3 90 for common to
SO IS and 81 90 for best grades. Wes-
tern rangers bring SO 1908 80. Lambs
sold at 81 5O65 80 for poor and best.
Range focks bring 81 50Q5 90.
Receipts $4,000; Hogs $4,000,
Sheep $4,000.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, October IL
Cattle, steady. Extra S. S0@6 90;
prime S. 50@5 70; common So 600
8 so.
Hogs, slow and lower; prime assort-
ed mediums 81 1904 50; best Workers
81 1904 IS; heavy hogs 81 1904 so;
pigs, 81 1904 so; good roughs 81 600
so; common roughs So 0063 rs.
Sheep, slow; choice wethers s4 200
80; common 81 50@2 so; choice
lambs SIS 1905 %: common to good
SO COOS co. Veal calves Sc 50@7 rs.
CINCINNATI. o., October 11.-Hogs
higher at So 1904 rs.