Commercial

Aks Akiior, THunsrAT,Aug., 2Í U;i Apples.- 2530c. BüTTEB- 22c. CBN- 75(330c. per bu. Chiokenb- Dreased 14c Eoos - Command 12c. Hat - tlO@15 per ton, according to quality. Honky - In cap, 25c. Lard- The market stands at 12c. Osions- 11.00. Oats- 30(8350. Potatoe?- $30 4(ic. Peaches- 75c. per basket. Tübnips- 30c. WHEAT-Whitf, 9.-.@1.05; Amber .90l.i TuBKEYS- 13C. Tomatoe - 4:@50c. per buDetroit ProdnceMarket. Latest quotations for leading artiole of eoauln produce- Aug., 2T are as follows : Wheat- white, Ul.021 15; amber 1.00 Olj)7 Barley- 2.)12 percentnl. EïE- SyiSOc. per bu. Cokn- 6872o. Oats- 41@-14c. Potatokb- 40@48c. Hat- 13@18. Butter- 2ff$24c. Eae- 12@13c. Lard- U@13c. IIONKY- 2(i@30c Wool -35g(42c. ptrJlb. Detroit Live Stock Market. From th Detroit Free Preas. Moxday Evesino, Aug. 24. The total receipts lor the last two weeka wen as follows ; For the week ending Aug. 24. Aug. 17. Through State. Tb.ro. SUte Horses 50 Í Cattle 1,078 688 2,334 636 Hogs 13,94fi 1,961 10,088 2 2b Sheep 28 care. 17cn. There is but little change from last week, il anything rather a worse condition for Mllen. Good cattle were scarce, but there wer pleuty of poor ones that were uot wanted, and, xntm% high, holders were compelled to sacriflce carry over. We note a few transactioaa. Ji, O. Morgan, 9 very good cattle areraging abmit 1,000 lbs. each, for 13 35. Les to Deria, S cattle, averagmg 1,031 lbs., at 4c. ; 9 cattle iveraging 902 lbs., at 3 l-2c. ; 2 little common cattle, averaging 755 lbs., at 3 l-2c. There were lij sheep, avoraging 80 lbs., sold by Mr. Morgsa it 4c. A few small lots of hogs were old, arnon these one lot of 13, averaging 332 Ibe., at t4 K We quote. Choice steers, from 1,000 to 1,400 lb 14 Ma i 00 Good butchers' trom 900 to 1,200 lbs 4 00 a 4 25 Stockers, 700 to 900 Ibs, 4 0Ü a 4 50 Cíood sheep, from 80 to 91 lbs, per cwt. 3 75 a 4 05 Fat hogs, per cwt. i 50 a 6 00 Pigs, mixed lots, per cwt. t 00 a 5 50 Kino's Caïtle Vards, ; Deïboit, Monday evening, Aug. H. CATTLE. The yards were full but not mor than one in teu could be selectected as choice snippers, and consequently there were no Easteru buyen in the market, or at least 80 very few that thejr were scarcely noticeable. One serious injury to the market and to feeders and farmers geurelly is the amount of poor eattle thrown upon Um market every week at prices beyond what anj careful, experienced bayer can afford to paj, and the result is not only a loss to themsehei but to every class of geiler in the market, aad when these gentlemen return to the couutry they fail to offer, perhaps, what stock may really be worth, thus working an injury to tb farmer as well as the general market. Careful buyars generally pay all eattle are worth and no more, and if there were more more of theoi in the State the market would not be subject to so many demoralizing influences. Quotations to-day range as follows : Choice beeves, shipping stoere and heifers, weighiug from 1,200 to 1,500 lbs. $4 50 a ó 00 Good butchers' steers and heifers, averagiug 1,000 to 1,100 lbs., 3 75 1 4 25 Working eattle, well fattened.averaging 1,000 to 1,500 lbs., 4 00 a 4 2Í Cows, commou to choice, 3 7f 4 M Stockers' and packers' medium steers, and heifers, in decent flesh, 800 to 1,000 lbs., 2 50 a 3 7 6HEEP. There is more activity among snippen, an rathsr more offered : 12 fat sheep, averagin? 97 1-2 lbs., sold at ti 75 ; 33, averaging 85 11., at ti 25 ; 110, averaging 73 lbs., at 18 80. HOOS. There were more offered and prices wen barely steady : 8, averaging 164 lbs., old at 5 l-4c; la, averagiug 222 lbs., sold at 5 l-2c; 52, averaging 157 lbs.,, sold at 5 40 ; 20, Teriging 200 lbs., sold at 5 l-4c.