Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-21
prime IS 10; '99 prime IS SO; October
IS IS; No. 2$4 so nominal.
Oil unchanged.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMONT
BALTIMORE, June 20.-[All stocks
gross weight.
Receipts of cattle this week, 1906
head, against 1858 head last week.
Market steady at following prices:
Good butcher cattle S. 10 TO SIS 37h;
few extra, 81 so; mediums 81 so to IS;
common TO medium 81 to 4 so; heifers
medium So rs to 81; medium 2 70 to
So %: commons So to 81 so; bulls good
8 rs to 4 25; common 81 rs to S. so;
oxen fair, 8 IS to 81.
! Exports since last report: n. Leh-
mar & Bro, 1S6 cattle, Myers & House
man, 127 cattle, steamship America,
for London; Doud & Keefer, 1870
sheep, n. Lehman & Bro, 200 cattle,
w. w. Brauer & Co., ACT cattle, per
steamship Vedamore, for Liverpool;
Myers & Houseman, 1O1 cattle, N. Leh-
mar & Bro. 149 cattle, per steamship
keenan,.
The following is reported for ship
ment this week: w. w. Braun & Co.,
400 cattle; N. Lehman & Bro, 200 cat
tie; Doud & Keefer, 500 sheep, per
steamship Barrowmore, for Liverpool;
~Shamburg G Son, 325 cattle, N. Leh-
mar & Bro, 1913 cattle, Myers &
Houseman, 1872 cattle, per steamship
Bengalia, to London.
Export steers. S. 25@5 so; export
bulls 81 25@5 90.
Consignees of cattle: Myers & House.
man, 1877 head; Ahrens, & Smyser, AZ
head; Smith & Littleton, 20 head; A.
Jamison, 20 head; s. Sundheimer, 152
head; L. P. Brockley, % head; Jerry"
johns, AZ head; NJ. o. Repp, Z head;
j. w. Lambert, II head; G. G.. Wolf &
Son, "a head; w. A. Susong, II head;
G. F. Summers, 81 head; ]. F. Water
man, Is head; Myers & Houseman, 10
head; G. F. Warden, 20 head; N. Leh-
mar Bro, 149 head; s. Sundheimer, AZ
head; r. l.. Roberts, 6 head; N. Leh-
man & Bro, PSF head; COLLINS & Cook,
II head; w. w. Brauer & Co., 65 head;
John Whitehill, II head; Ready & VAL
entine, 5 head; n. Lehman & Bro, ~
head; C. Driver, 43 head; N. Lehman
&Bro., 20 head; A. w. Wise, So head;
Myers & HOuseman, 10 head; G.. L..
Sager, 80 head; c. R. Serbert, l head.
Brokers' Sales-Myers & Houseman,
10 cattle, from $4 90 to S. so; n. Leh-
man & Bro, 301 head, from 81 25@5 so;
S. Sundheimer, 800 head, from So 500
5 90; Runkle & Bro, 118 head, from
SO 00@5 25; M. c. Greer, 80 head, from
81 65Q5 30; S. Haas, SO head, from So 90
@5 371a; II. C. Seymour, q head, from
81 00@5 %; H. Eckert, 120 head, from
81 5005 %; W. ID. Gebhart & Bro, 142
head, from 81 00@4 rs; Samuel Fox,
80 head, from SO 00@4 so.
Hog Market-About steady. Quote:
Far Western S. 10 to S. rs; far West
ern pigs S. GA to S. so; from other
points, heavy, IS 40; light IS so; light
pigs 81 so to 5; rough sows, 81 25 to
81 so; stays 81.
Sheep and lambs-Market dull for
sheep; lambs 1sc lower. Quote: sheep
common to prime 2 so to 81 80; latter
price for wethers. Quote lambs: Com
mon to prime spring lambs, S. rs to
81.
Calves-Market stronger; common
to good veals 81 to Sc rs.
Fresh cows-Fair supply of cows;
market about steady; good cows $35
to $55; common to medium SIT to $50.
stock on the Wharf,
Calves-Prices were unchanged with
receipts fair, but the demand was slow
except for choice veals. The quota
tons were as follows: Per pound,
choice veals 61c; fair to good 5&
@6Ac; per head, rough to good, SAG
s so.
Sheep and handspring lambs were
moderately active, and prices were
somewhat easy, with the quotations as
follows: Per pound, COMMON to choice
spring lambs, 5k@61s. Sheep-Choice
&c per pound, and SO 1904 per head for
choice and $2@2 so per head for infer,
Tor.
CHICAGO, June 20.-Cattle, receipts
$4,000 head; steers slow to 10c lower;
butchers stock weak to 10c lower; ma
tives. best on sale to-day, three carloads
at S. rs; good to prime steers S. 100
5 10; poor TO medium 81 50@5 90; Sc
lected feeders steady to weak 81 100
4 So; medium stockers l0c lower at
SO 1904 90; cows SO 00@4 So; heifers
So 00@5 Is; bulls So 00@4 %; calves
S. 00@6 so.
Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000 head;
tomorrow, $4,000 head; estimated left
over, 5000 head; market 10c lower,
closing weak: top S. 221a; mixed and
butchers So 00@5 221a; good to choice
heavy S. 1905 221a; rough heavy S. 10
@5 25; light S. COOS 22H; bulk OF
sales at IS 1905 Is.
Sheep, receipts 10000 head; best
steady, others 10c lower; good to choice
wethers 81 1906 10; fair to choice
mixed SO 1904 80; western 81 1905 90;
yearlings SIS 25@5 rs; native lambs
IS 00@6 60; western lambs Sc 00@6 so;
spring lambs So 00@5 rs.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June 20.-Cat-
tie steady. Extra SIS 6065 80; prime
IS 1895 so; common So 1904 so.
Hogs active, higher. Best mediums
and heavy workers SIS 50@5 So; heavy
hogs S. 1905 As; pigs S. 20G5 40;
roughs So 1906 90.
Sheep slow. Choice wethers 81 ESQ
4 70; COMMON 81 00@3 90; choice
lambs S. 5005 70; common to good
So 5005 %; spring lambs "a 50q6 25.
Veal calves Sc 5047 25.
CINCINNATI, o., June 20.-Hogs
weak, 81 50@5 10.