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Aiti.es- Groen, 40ÍJ.50C. BüTTEB- L5 " 16o. Corn - Brins 50c per bu. Chickens - Dreaeed 12c Eggs- Command 11(12 K Hay- $: 0 14 per ton, necording to quality. Honiíy- lu cap, 2ñe. Lard - The market stands at 8c. Oats- 35@37ác. ToTAlOKf- New 50c. Wiieat- Wb quote White at $1.35@1.40; amto 1. 30(í}1.4.0. Detroit Produce Market. Latest quotation for leading articlett of country p] pui:e - Aug, 7, are as follows : Wbeat- white, $1.4001.06 ; amber, $1.25@1.S8. Baklf.y- $1.40(5-1.55 per ceutal. Eye- 70'aSOpcr bu. CoiiN- 47@50c. Oats- SSíi41c. 1'otatoes- 70O80c. Duesseü $6.OO@Í6.66. Hay-$17(ó,í2O. Bbttkb- l#I9e. Eqgb- 1516c. Ijahd- 7@9c. Honey-2(S26c. Wool-3ó45c. per Ib. Detroit Live Stock Market. From tíie Detroit l'ree Press. MlCHIGAX C'EXTRAL CATTLE YAKBS ) Monday, Aug. 4. J CATTLE. The cattle offered at these yards to-day wer not quite up to the standard of lust week, hu prioes for the same ijuality would have ranpei about tlie saine, jndging from sales tliat were re ported. lleceipts were about the same, nunier ically. Tlie following were the reeeipts from the in terior of this State : Cattle, 461 ; sheep; 1,920 hogs, 126. The followinff were recoived from Chicagí since last report, pnrt of theiu coiisigned to thii city and part shipped forward ; Cattle, 1,846 hogs, 10,657' AsSong tin1 sales of cattlo Avere tHe following 7 head of choice young cattle, averaging 1,22 lbs, at 4 3-4c ; 20 head of choice young cattle averaging 1,085 ltis, at 4 l-2c ; 21 head of choic stoers, averafiing 1,014 lbs, at 4 3-8c; 8 head o: choice young cattlo. averaging l,03( lbs, at 4 l-4c; 2 head, averaging 1,194 lbs, at 4 l-2c ; k22 head sold by the head, averaging about 861 lbs, at ?32 apiecu. BHEEP. Very few were received, and the market was considered a full l-2c off. One hundred aud cighty-nine medium weights aold at $3-7ó. HOGS. The reeeipts of through hogs were quite libsral. The receipta from local sources were fair, and the following rates were reported: Thirty hogs, averaging about 190 lbs., at $8 per head ; eleven, averaging 183 lbs., at Y4.75 per hundred; eight, averaging 178 lbs., at $4.60 ; seven pigs, ftveruging 147 lbs., at -?4.7Ï. SHEEP. TheT9 was orily a few small lots ofFered, but the market was off about 696 almnnled lbs. One lot of 7-4, containing some goott sheej) and a nuinlier of inferior ones, averaging 82 lbs a piece; sold at Ï3.75 irer hundred Itis. Kin u's Catti.e YaHds, Detroit, Monday evcniug, Aüg. 4. f CATÏLE. There was a liberal supply of cattle at these yards to-day, the quality, like last week, being scarcely equal to the best markets of thé season, and conaequently the range of prices was somewhat below tonner quotations ; hut thcre was a lack of poor cattle for stockers, the poorest being claimed as butchers' cattle and selling at a better figuro thau feeders liko to pay for stockers. The sales run quite even and the cattle corresponded well with the figures here given: Choioe lecvt!s, young, largo, well fattened, weighiug from 1,200 te 1,400 ll. Si 2ó o5 50 Good beeves, well fatteued, steers and heifers, averaging 1,050 to 1,200 Us, 3 75 ai 00 Mrdiiiin grades, fair steers, averagiilg ■')() I.) 1,050 lbs., 3 00 a 3 50 Working cattle, well fattcned, averaging 1,000 to 1,500 lbs., 4 00 a 4 25 3ommon stock, medium stcers, and fair to extra cows, in decent flesh, 800 to 1,000 lbs., 3 00 a 3 50 i'hin oattle, 2 25 ii 3 00