Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-31

head; E. Wetzel1. head: Z. Dorn-
berg, head; Loeber & hosenthal. 5
head; N. Rosenthal. head; Samuel
Fox, "a head; II. f.. Cover. IS head:
J.. O. Senseney, II head; D. Cramer.
Is head; j. w. Lambert, IA head.
From Pennsylvania, N. Lehman e.
Bro, 12S head; S. Sundheimer. f08
head; Warner & Dubbs, 81 head; L. p.
Brockley, so head; Baer : Worley. 55
head; G. p. Thurman, 40 head; De-
vine & Fler ing, % head; Jerry Johns.
y head; G. G. Wolf & Son, IS head:
G. +. Summers, Fl head; kunkel Bros.
& Co., As head; Myers & Houseman,
az head.
Number cattle received since last re-
port-From Kentucky, 1922 head;
from Illinois, 40 head; from Ohio,
ia head; from Virginia. rs head;
from Maryland, 2SS head; from Penn
sylvania, 76S head.
Brokers Sales---Myers & Houseman.
1S5 head. at SIS to S5.35; n. Lehman &
Bro, Az head, at So to $5.35: S. Sund-
heimer. $50 head, at 1926 to So: Kun
KEEL Bros. & Co.. LAG head, at $3.50 to
S5.l5; Henry Eckert, $50 head, at s225
to So, Milton c. Greer, 80 head. at $4.25
10 S5.25; solomon Haas, % head. at
s4.25 to IS; H. c. Seymour, 81 head, at
S4.l5 to $5.25; w. d. Gebhart, lac head.
at " TO S4.65; Samuel Fox, so head, at
50 to s475.
Hogs-Market about steady; far
westerns, $50 to $3.50; far western
pigs, $5.4U TO $3.50, From other points
Heavy, $3.50 to $3.50; night, S54o to
$3.50; light pigs, $4.60 to S470; rough
sows, $4 to $4.25; stays, $3.50 to S4
Sheep-Market about steady; light
supply; common to good. IS to $5.15.
Lambs - Light supply; market
steady; clipped. common to good. 81 10
s5.75; spring lambs, common to good,
$3.50 to $780,
Calves-Light supply; market strong.
er; common to good selling at s. TO
S6.75.
Fresh Cows-Heavy supply; good
cows about steady at Sac 20 $50 per
head; common to medium slow at $50
to $50 per head.
stock on the Wharf.
Calyes-The market was steady. with
receipts of choice calves fair and de-
mand moderately active at the follow
ing quotations.: Per pound, choice
veals, size; fair to good, 6Q6l4c; per
head, rough TO good $4QS.
Sheep and Landslide demand for
choice spring lambs was fairly active
at the following quotations: Per pound.
choice spring lambs, 61s47c Sheep
Good TO choice, &c, per pound, SS509a
per head for choice, ana $2G250 pei
head for inferior.
CHICAGO, May 3O.-Cattle, receipts
l7,OC0 choice light steers a shade cas-
ier Others mostly 10c lower than Mon
day. Butchers stock weak; natives,
best on sale to-day, one car at IS 90;
good to prime steers So coos 90; poor
TO medium 81 1904 90; selected feed
ers 81 1905 10; mixed stockers IS rs
"a %; cows So 00Q4 so; heifers So 20
as 90; bulls 81 90@4 80. Calves, for
veal S. 00@7 90.
Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000; to-mor-
row 100000; left over 1000; active,
mostly 10c lower, closed strong tops
So 171a mixed and butchers 81 ESQ
So Is; good to choice heavy $1,000
8 17l5; rough heavy 81 95Q5 05; light
81 90@5 10; bulk of sales S. 100
3 121a.
Sheep, receipts 1900; sheep strong,
104l5c higher; lambs active 15q20c
higher; good to choice wethers S. 100
65; fair to choice mixed 81 50d5 90;
western sheep S. 00G5 so; yearlings
60@6 90; native lambs S. 0007 90;
western lambs So 0007 So; spring
lambs Sc 00@S Is.
Note-May cattle receipts will reach
1885, 00 being the largest May receipts
since May, 1893; $4,000 over May 1895.
and the largest for any month in near
ly two years.