Ann Arbor City Markets

Carefully Keviscd Weekly by the Publisher. Ass Arbob, July 3. Market for wheat in dull and pnce declinad to $1. Beans- Wanted at 75a$l. Calf sltins- 9c. Kip 7c. Corn- Shelled 40c; ear 20c. Hides- Slc green ; cured 6;a7. Oats- 30c. Pelts- 25aS1.50. New Potatoes- 80c. Wlieat- Active at 81, old $1.08. EET.VIL RATE3. lïeana - 5c per quart. Bran- 60cts per hundred. Butter- 12c. Cheese - Uc. Ooru- 25c eur ; shclled 50c. Corn Meal- Coarse il ; 81.75 bolted. Egss- 12c. Flour- $5i$5.50. Patent $8 peí barrel. Ground Feed - 31 per hundred or Jlii per ton. Haras - ïSugar cured 10c. Horainy - 4c per lb. Honey- 12al5c. Lard - 8c. Oats- 36c. Oatmeal - 4c. New Potatoes- $1. Pork- fresh 6a8c; salt SalOo. Sult-Onoudaga 31.40, Baglnaw 81.30. Bhoulders- 7c. ■vtool. Depression in the wool market continúes. Dealers are not so anxious to buy as they were two weeks ago, vet there is a market for all tht comes to the city. Prices vary from 28 to 31 cents, 37 being offered for the best combing clips of which there ii not ataree amount raised in this county. Up to Tucsday Messrs. Bach & Abel purchased 50,000 lbs. On Saturday 10.000; on Friday 7,000 lb. This flrrn has received a mimber of largc clips, the largest raised in Washtenaw, Such as 5,000 lhs. from the Ileuniug fanu in Lidi ; 4,000 lbs. raised by James C. Allen of Ann Arbor town ; 2,000 lbs. of James Osborne of Scio. Among smaller clips are 1600 lbs of Wm H Taylor of Ann Arbor town ; Wm. Burke of A, A. town 1011 ; W. R. Waldron of Webster 1 )G3; Wm. Brown, of A. A. town, 1192. To Wodncsdny last Messrs. Mack & Schraid had taken in 53,000 lbs., those of 1000 and upwards being as followa : Simon Hirth, Lodi, 1227 lbs. ; Henry Paul, Pittsfleld, 1085 D. Mowerson, A. A. towu 1000; Michuel Stabiel' Lodi 1097 ; Pholps, Bros. Webster, 1410 ; A. B. Phelps Scio, 2550 ; John S. Pacey, Scio, 1885; L. 8. Wood, Lodi, 1500 ; Brown, Bros. A. A. town 1000 ; F. Lau bengayer, Lodi 1000.