Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-09
to 1918 for common to good: mos
sales, 1925 to $3.50.

to 1915 for common to good: most
sales. S525 to $50.
Eopsignees OF sheep and Lambs
1fsA e. Co, 25S head; ]. W.
Yates, 81 head; Lynch & Lane, head;
Cockerelle & Saunders, 10 head. Ma
son & Thornhill, SO head; E. Il. Black
shere, 1873 head; Harrington & Co.. S72
head; George Sewers. z79 head; w. A.
Geohart 221 head; Peters e. McNeer,
H2f8 head. Eden 4 Co., 40 head; J. C.
keedy, II head; J. g. Roller, AZ head;
G. F. Wall, Isl head; ". F. West, 20S
head; e. Randolph, 275 head; D. NJ
Yerkey, 3SS head; E. A. Blackshere,
PSI head; A. C. Bond, 221 head; E. A.
Blackstone, 141 head; Knukel Bros. &
CO., 247 head; Swift G Co., lila head;
E. Randolph, 245 head; Eckert, 552
head; NJ. aus & Co.. 233 head; Swift &
Co, III head; e. Randolph, 239 head;
Coulburn & Weaver. 232 head: Swift
& Co., $40 head; S. Stalnaker, ZIG
head; A. Vandoran, 225 head; VI. F.
Bartlett, 27S head; Hartman & Crockett,
229 head; E. Pendleton, 502 head; G.
w. Miley, 256 head; C. F. Wall, 222
head; D. Jones, 25s head; E. Pendle-
ton, ITO head; George w Elliott, 474
head; Henry Eckert, 5S5 head; E. A.
Blackstone, 25 head; sc. B. Fisher. 267
head; j. A. Rollyson, s22 head; Eden &
Co, 1,1S6 head; Kunkel Bros. & Co.,
Zs3 head, and NJ. c. Greer, 262 head.
Calves-Receipts for week ended
noon to-day, 159 head, against 232
head last week. Fair supply offered
to to-day's trade. Fair demand for
good veals; others neglected Quote:
Common to good, 81 to s6.
Stock on the Wharf.
Calves-Prices remained Steady, with
the receipts fair and a fairly active
trade passing for the best grade at the
quotations as follows: Per pound,
choice veals, 6A@6hc; fair to good
51a66c; per head, rough to good, $40
so.
Sheep and Lambs-Cholce lambs and
sheep were in moderately active de-
mand at the following quotations: Per
pound, choice spring lambs, 5A651ac;
common, 4R@5c. Sheep 31ac per
pound, and SO 50@4 per head for choice
and 81 5000 per head for inferior.
CHICAGO, August Seattle. receipts
10000, including 3,000 westerns and
600 Texans. Native western steers ac-
tive, strong to 10c higher. Butchers
stock steady to weak. Natives: Best
on sale to-day II cars at S. 80 and one
carload short horns at $6 05. Good to
prime steers SIS 50q6 05; selected feed
ers steady 81 00@4 rs; cows So 0o0
4 so; heifers So 20@5 90; bulls steady
81 6004 so; calves strong S. 00@6 rs.
Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000; to-mor-
row $4,000 estimated left over $500;
opened sc higher, closed easier. Top
IS sly; mixed and butchers IS 200
5 571a. Good to choice heavy IS 20Q
5 571a. Bulk of sales IS 30@5 As.
Sheep, receipts $4,000; sheep weak to
10c lower. Lambs strong. Good to
choice wethers 81 30@4 so; fair to
choice mixed So 1904 20; native lambs
81 1905 55.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August s.
Cattle steady. Extra S. 50@5 TO-;
prime S. 4O@5 60; common 50 500
4 90.
Hogs active and higher. Prime me-
diums, light workers. and pigs SIS 500
5 So; fair workers. S. 7005 10; heavy
hogs SIS 55@65; roughs So 1905 90.
siG Sheep steady Choice wethers 81 IS
az So; common 81 5000 so; choice
lambs IS 1906 25 common to good
81 00@6 so. Veal calves So 00@6 so.
CINCINNATI. O., August 8.-Hogs,
active, 81 65@5 5212c.