Commercial

Axk Aubob, TnunsDAï, Oct. '29, 1874. Apples.- 25@50c. BUTTEB- 300. Cobn- 6O@75c. perbu. CHI0KEN8- Dressed lOc Eogs- Command 15c Hay - ílOftji 15 per ton, according to quality. Honeï- Ín cap, 25c. Labo - The market stands at 16c. Onions- $1.00. Oats- 4O@45o. POTATOE8- 50@65c. Tubnips- 30c. Wheat- White, 95@1.0í; Amber $.8S@1.0 TüRKEYS- 13o. Detroit ProduceMarket. jateBt quotations for leuding articles of country produce- Oct. 39, are aa follow : Wheat- white, $1.00@1 11 amber 1.00 @1 .05 Bableï- $1.75@2.40 par cental. Rye- 65@75c. per bu. Cobn- 60@82c. Oats- 51@53c. PotatoEs - 55@85c. Hay- 16@$19. BUTTEB- 28@32C. Eoos- 18@20c. Labd- 14@15c. Honey- 18 @25c. Detroit Lire Stock Market. From the Detroit Free Fresa. Michigan Centeal Yabds, ) Monday, Oct. 26. The total receipts for the last two weeks were aa followa ; For the week ending Oct. 26. Oct. 19. Through State. Thro. State. Horse 6 15 35 Cattle 1,502 1,237 1,354 923 Hogs 17,156 4,082 15,072 2,020 Sheep 44 cara. 1,352 2,905 23 cars. The market opaned heavily, with an unusual depression in prices, cauaed by the big run, consequently it was late when the usual transactions aet in. Cattle had a poor representaron this week, being chiefly thin and light slaughtering cattle. Transactions took an active turn at a late hour of the market, many of which were forced sales, with poor margina to sellers. Hogs were firm, with no advance in prices. Consignments were slowly closed out, with nol much of a cheering outlook for the coming market. Sheep were perhaps the most brisk, sales being made early aud continuing to the close o: the market. Shipments of stock were quite active, the home demand being light. Kino's Cattle Yabds, ) Dktboit, Monday evening, Oct. 26. J CATTLE. The market was largely stocked with common to good cattle, but exceedingly iew choice ones and buyer were slow to select, the demand being for bettcr qualities than were to be had. Prices were, if possible, lower than the very low ruling of the previous week. We quote : Choice beeves, shipping steers and heilers, weighing f rom 1,200 to 1,500 Ibs $4 50o5 00 Good butchers steers and heifers, averaging 1,000 to 1,100 Ibs. 3 00o4 25 Working oxen, well fatted, averaging 1,000 to 1,500 Ibs. . .■ 3 60o4 25 Cows, common to choice . . . 3 26a4 00 Stockers' and packers' medium steers and heifera, in decent flesh, 800 to 1,000 Ibs. . . 2 50n3 5