Commercial

ANN AttBOll, THUIÍtiDAY, AUL. 21, 18Ï3. Al'PLES- Green, 40@50c. liuriER- 18@2üc. C'obn - lirings 50c per bu. Chickens - Dressed 12c. Eggs- Coinmand lic. Hay- $!0@12 per ton, according to quality. Hoxey - lu cap, 25c. Laud - The market stands at 9c. OT8- 30l3,if. PoTAXOEe - New .".0c. Wheat- Wo quote White at $1.35ö1.40; ambe 1.30@1.40. Detroit Produce Market. Lutcstquotation for leading articles of country pre duce - Aug 21 , are ns foilows : Wheat- wbite, $1,35@1.65: amber, $1.25@1.4C. - 11.60@ i 65per eental. LÏTE t!." "j7-")C per bu. Co&N- 48@ö2e. Oats- Si@40o. Potatoks- 60@C5o. DBK8SED Í5.00á$0.60. Hay- Í16@2. BUTTER -16@19c. Esos- 18@14c. 8 ■ i"1. Honey- 19@24l!. Wool - 3&@4fie. per lb. Detroit Live Stock Market. 1' , "cU.-k ir. , t-.c&S. MlCUIfíAN ClíXTHAI, CATTLE YABDS ) Monday, Aug. 18. The shipping season luw opened in earnest m by the busy suenes at the yards dunnp tho week. The fucilities for the transfer of stool from road to road aro now ahead of expectatknu and operators ure able to meet markets in dlu time. Weighing of stock on Sundays has been resumed, mach to the convenience of snippers, The receipts for tho week and month were as l'ollowá : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Week ending August 4, 401 126 1,910 Week euding August 11, C86 4fi9 2,995 Wuekending August 18, 491 1,134 2,908 Total 1,638 2,729 7,813 VIA CIIICAOO. Stock receive'd for trarislnpment : Cattle. Hoos. Week ending August 11, 2,127 2,995 Week ending August 18, 1,159 3,600 CATTLE. The supply of choice cattle was quite liberal, some coming from the extreme northwesteni part of the State. The quality shows that pasturage must be good throughout the State and that etoekers reserved for choico beef thrive very well. The sales were mostly conriued to medium grades, the choice lots being shippod eastward by holders who bought to makc a sliijiping complement. The local trade was vory lighfr, but few head being bought alter tho groat rush of the previous Sunday's market. Though markets in the East have boen precarious to buyers here there seemed no abatement in the desire to ship lots to points there. Extra choice lots were held at ?4 50 and $4 80. Choice lots, mixed grades, $4, and light, indifferent to ijuality, at $2 50 and $3. The former averaged in lots of twenty head 1,150; those held atii, ibout 1,000 lbs. hoos. Somo very choice Iota same in duriog the moruing's market, one espocially, secured by Wilson Fitziiatrick, were a crodit to tho State. Firms here aro securing a supply froin Chicago, but tho increaso oí Bhipmenta from the State will soou Bupply the demand. The market Mema easior, with an upward tendency, choico lots, averaging 301) lbs, brought $4 50a4 80 ; medium weight, 4 60. BHEEP. Tlnre was about the same activity and range of qualities, ivhich are throughout very credltablo. Eaeh year seems to bring a change for the better in Michigan sheep, that ia in a majority oí lucalities. Broeders seem to botter realize what grades thrive in their respective localities. Lots very choiee, averagiug 100 lbs, brought $i öOal 80 ; medium, -ti 1 30. Poorer Iota were aold by the head at $2 50a3. Kino's Cattle Yards, ) Detkoit, Honda; eveuing, Aug. IS. CATTLE. Thero were good liberal ofterings at these yards to-day, but the greater portion of thum were but littlo butter than stoekers, and sold slow. The best of them were but fair butchera' cattle. StíUerB claimed the market was off a 1-k1, but front salea rdportéd it was diflieult to determine. The range of1 qnotations ia about the same as last week. We quote : Choico beoves, young, large, well fattened, weighing from 1,200 to 1,100 lbs. 4 00 4 50 Qood beeves, wtill iattened, stéera ' and heifers, averaging 1,080 to 1,200 lbs, 3 73 o 4 00 Medium arados, fair steors, averaging 9oO to 1,060 lbs., 3 00 i Working oattle, well fat tened, avBraging 1,000 to 1,500 lbs., 4 00 a 1 26 medium steers, and fair to extra oows, in ducent flesh, 800 to 1,000 II).;., 3 00 a 3 50 Thin cattle, 2 25 a 3 00 Mi.cn cows. There was a fair average nunfber in the n ardfl to-day, md started offslbw. Sellen wero ask'i :: a wide range from J30a5O, the greater number rcïng uf the iowèr % SHEEP. There were not many otfèred and ranged aboat as 'laat wéek. 'Jne lot OÍ21!, a hipping lot, old at il per bundred, v ing 8Í 1-2 lb.