Ann Arbor City Markets

Carefully Revisad Weekly by the Publisher. Ann Ariïor, Kov. 13. Beans- Wantod at 73n$l. CttlfsKins - 8c. Kip 7c. Corn- : helled 40c ; ear 20c. Hides- iV2a green ; cured ny,a". Oats- 2"„-, Luabqkiatl 30al0c. Shearling 15n25c. New l'otatoea - 34c. BETAIL JtATES. Beans - 5c per quart. Brnn- (iiicts per hundred". Butter- 18o. Cheese - 14c. ('orn- 20c ear ; shelled 55e. Orn le-U- 'Jo.ir. 1.W; SI. 75 bolted. Enn- 30e. I'iour- S7. Tnlent ís.sn peí bnrrcl. round Koed- 51.10 per liundred or$16 per ton. Huras - Mugaïcured 12c. Hominy - lc per lb. Honey- 18c. I-ard- 8c. Onts- TOc. Oatmeal - ir. Potatoea - 50. l'ork- freeh 6aSc; salt SalOc. Snit- Onondngail.60 Saginaw SI 10 Shoulders- 7c. There tas been little variation in the price of trheat since our lnst issue. $1.20 was paid on Saturday; $1.19 on Monday ; on Tuesday and Wednesday SI. 18; yesterday 81.19. lieceipta liKht. A Chelsea correspondent of a Detroit paper writes aa follows : The advanee in storae, coupled with the general decline m wheut, ha,i nearly ehocked the wheat tnule t this po.iit Our recelpn have run down trnm 2,0.. bushels to 100 bushela per day Jio wheat is ahippt-d east from here. Farmer to a m;in aro on the buil side of wheat all lookinir for botter rat,-s by spriusr. Dealers are holdinir all the wheat tbey can, pielerrinR to do eo rathor tlwn to T' ""'; adviinctd lurage ratos. The general effect of the lntter has been to depress priees ond stop trade in wheat. Clover seed unchanged .2ïf5,5.50.