The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-19
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
Detroit Yards

Dryfed cattle held their own in the
Detroit live stock market on Thurs-
day. but all other kinds were dull and
lowers. Killers are afraid OF the out
come and are operating with the ut
most conservatism. Western cattle
are being held back by great HOODS
throughout the great central river
country but they will get them
through, sooner or later and when
they do come, prices will be lower all
along the line. Gamer cows, bologna
bulls and all kinds of rough grassers
are sharply lower with no prospect OF
recovery.
Drovers all lost money on milch
cows, this week, prices averaging 20
lower and the trade very dull at that.
Veal calves were active and steady
with few top calves at 500 per
cwt.
The sheep and lamb market aver
aged about steady with best spring,
ers moving around IS per cwt. Clppeu
lambs sold higher than last week, out
the difference was In quality; the TOP
was 1925. The outlook for sheep Is
much improved over the beginning Oh
the present month and fair trade
IS looked for during the remainder
OF the season.
Finished hogs were active and 10
10 90 cents higher with the best go
ing at $3.50. Pigs were dull and un'
changed. The outlook for hogs indi-
Gates decidedly higher prices before
long. ~
sheep, 1,7Os; hogs, 3.765.
CATTLE.
Sold by Spicer. NJ. IL h.. TO Fry. cows
g. average 7OS lbs, price $40; newton,
cows /. 1850. 81; do. heifers /. $40. So
do cows 2, lilo 81; do. cows O. lilo,
So To-. do. cows I. l,Q1o. 50 DO; COWS 80 .:
s4s $3.50 do; butchers sss 3; SOL smith satS
stockers g. 627. 81; Newton, cows T.
1860 1915; J. Bresnahan, heifers 2. o59
81: Coos. cows 2. 500. $S; DO, COWS
do. stockers /. $50. 50; Kull. steers a.
el2. 1926: do. butchers 8. sos. " HEN
rich. steers and heifers "a. goo, ~
ers 2, e25. ss.7b; do, stoekers g. elo'
Sold by Bishop. B. & II. to schleich-
err butchers s. sal, $3.50: Jones o1 1tn
ivan. bulls /. i.4OO. 1915.
Sold by Reason NJ TO Heinrich.
sssers butchers !. sos. st.s5. do, btuch.
ers 2. COO. sass: do. butchers 2. 1,160
s.; Sullivan. butchers 2 2. LIE s, ss.a5;
do. butchers IL, So. - en9e,eh es
Sold by Haley to Prince, feeders \,
500 s4.35; do, feeders, Z, a1O; 1913; 90
feeders ., ZIG. s4.l5; do. feeders 3. IL
Kuhnert. butchers 2. 700. se5; do,
butchers 4. Sol $40: Brickman. butch
ers Z. i67. s3.25
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Bought by Newton OF Bishop. u. &
s77s: do sheep 2l. SO. 1915; Reason Il
II. sheep II. IS. s2so;
Bought by Fitzpatrick OF Merritt:
springs 3 81 So ,l. sa BISHOP 2, 30 I'll
sbeep S. $3.50. do. sheep 9. l22, st
do, sheep 75 81 ss.26; DO. sheep 10, So.
,4e2; do. sheep =, 10, $3.50; do. lambs
8. SO. Sc: do, lambs "a. SO, 500 john
SON. sheep g. 105. 81.
bought by Robinson OF Roe & Co.
sheep %. so, 81; do. sheep 10, So -
IT., sheep 81. 20. sI.a5 do, sheep ss. ei
$40; Tubs. sheep. 4, 1870: SO; do; sheep
"a, 100. $40; DO. sheep s.. 81 $3.50
Bought by Beck OF Beiheimer lambs
IisS, 49, J. w 70. $3.50
Bought by Harland OF spicer NJ 4 b..
sheer 25. 75. S. Reason Il NJ. springs
e e. 81 III t,''V' 'o ' 80
Bought by Younss of Reason q NJ
lambs es, re-, s555'.,ie. sire-p
Bought by Sullivan Of Bishop. 3. &
IL. sheep 81. so. s3T5; Smith, sheep &.
100. 81: do. springs 10, 81, 81; Wacker
lambs 90. 90 $500. do. lambs 3. l33, 81
HOGS.
Bought by Parker. Webb & Co. OF
Reason & Mayer. hogs 462. average 40
lbs, price IS 55. Roe Com. Co. hogs $50
l75. IS so; do, hogs ss, To. $3.50; spic-
hogs las. $50. $3.50: shippers. hogs 435.
us $3.50.
NBought by Hammond Standish a Co,
OF shippers hogs ass. 1s9, $3.50. Bishop
r. Il IT. ~. 1s5. $3.50. do. 44e. 100
tb so: do 1853. 10. 1855
Bought by Sullivan of Bishop. B A.
II. i5s,- liz, $3.50. do. So, 10. ss.s5 do.
lao. los. s47s