Commercial

Ann Akbok, Tbuhsday, Oct. 1, 18Ï4. Ai'i-LES.- 25@30e. Butteh - 28o. Cobn- 60@75c. perbu. Chiokens- Dressed 12c. Eooa- Command 15c Hay- $IO@15 pr ton, according to quiility. Honey - In cap, 25c. Labd - The market standaat 18c. Onions- $1.00. Oats- 40@45c. PoiATOEe- $5Of5ÖC. Peaches- 60c. per basket. TUKNIPS - 8OC. Wiieat- White, 95@1.05; Amber $.8L@1.00 TOBKEYB- 13c. 25c. per buDetrolt PriMliicc Mitrkot. Lateat quotations for leading articles ot country roduce- Sept., 25 areaa follows : Whkat- white, $1.0891 12 ; amber'1.00 (31 .09 Barley- $1.50(92.20 por centnl. Bye- 65@75c. per bu. , CobN- 81@85c. Oais- 48@5Oc. Potatoes - 50@55c. Hay- 13@$19. Butteh- 25íj30c. Eoos- 13@14c. Labd- 11@15c. Honey- 18@22c Detroit Live Stotk Market. rora the Detroit Free PreaB. Monday Evenino, Sept. 28. The total receipts for the last two weeks were 9 followa ; For the week ending Sept. 28. Sept. 21. Through State. Thro. State, [orses .... .... 21 attle 2,241 495 2,611 89G Hogs 12,160 3,610 11,857 2,692 heep 38 cara. 297 22 cara. There were present at this market an unusal number of largo operators Sunday. The oint seeras to be growing into favor more and more every year as the facilities for shipping re increased by the addition of new outlets. 'he transactions of that day - it bcing really market day - wero of the liveliest nature, and ept the agenta of the various roads in a nutter 0 supply cars for immediate shipment. In eate the operations were confiued mostly to local perators, who aecured all really choice shiping lots at an early hour. There was a better ome demand, sales being more in the lump. In ïogs, however, there waa a sharp conteat for hat choice lots were in. Prices are very high ompared to other seaaona at the samo time ; the irices quoted last year being Í3 50 to f 4 25, nd hard sales at that figure. The improvement 1 qualities continúes. Eastern agents secured ie bulk of lots. Real fat hogs would sell al 7 but thero were none offered. Packers are laying 7c in Chicago because sellers do not offer i thia market. The local demand would now ake 1,000 daily, if real choice 250 Ibs. hogs, at c. Sheep were quite active, algo, and exciting ie samo competition. They also bear proporionately a larger price than at laat season, béng held then at the same week at $3 50 to f4. Jpon the whole qualities were better and sales more satisfactory. KlNO'B CaTTLE YAED3, ) Detkoit, Monday eveniug, Sept. 28. J CATTLE. The market was over-stocked with inferior attle, and but very 'few choice ones or even jood to choice wero obtainable. The shortness f feed and the probable high price of corn has oubtless discouraged holdera, and they are aplarently anxious to aell. We quote hoice beeves, shipping steers and heifers, weighing froin 1,200 to 1,500 Ibs. f 4 50 o 5 00 Good butchers' steers and heif era, areraging 1,000 to 1,100 Ibs., 3 75 a 4 25 Working cattle, well f attened, averaging 1,000 to 1,500 Ibs., 4 00 o 4 25 jOW8, common to choice, 3 25 a 4 00 tockers' and packers' medium steers, and heifers, in decent flesh, 800 to 1,000 Ibs., 2 50 a 3 75 SHEEP. There was a good demand for sheep, and rices were about the same as last week. One ;ood lot of 140, averaging 80 Ibs., sold at Í3 10 head, and 420, averaging 70 Ibs., aold at 12 85 head. Small lots, by the cwt., sold at $4a4 50. HOOS. There were very few offered, but for the qualty sellers did not realize as much as last week, et the same remarks noted in the Central reort, above, are applicable here for even Iota. . H. Patten sold a mixed lot of 41, ranging from 00 to 200 Ibs., at 5 75, and N. Nott, sold 21 ood hogs, averaging 192 Ibs., at $6 50.