The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-27
Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
Detroit Yards

The Detroit live stock market was
mixed affair on Thursday, with ev-
erything lower but hogs which were
sensationally higher. The biggest
break was in connection with grass
cattle which we're dull and 10 to 10
cents lower The supply OF strictly
prime killing cattle was small and
prices were just about steady in this
department Receipts OF the handy
kind are small in all markets and
steady prices are looked for during
the next 80 days Mich cows are dull
and steady Veal calves opened
steady, but closed % cents lower
than the opening
The sheep and lamb trade showed
very ffttfc arctic, the demand being
small and the supply indifferent In
quality. Best clipped lambs sold for
1915 and the top for springTs was
$3.50 per cwt. This is the last week
for spring lambs and clips will
called yearlings after independence
day.
The hog market was the star fea'
ture OF the days business, the gain
in prices ranging from 90 TO 90
cents per cwt. The greatest gain
dD Ia NiI prs hNP&i
prices were 81 per cwt higher, in some
cases. II is quite generally believed
that the pigs are well out OF the coun-
try and 1t will not be long until they
will sell at a premium over other
hogs instead OF at a discount. The
top for finished hogs was sG.15. Pigs
were worth $3.50. Rough hogs
brought a nickel per pound.
ralUnc or
sheep and lambs. $50; hogs, 3.137.
CATTLE.
Sold by Bishop. II. a. IL. to Jones,
heifers 4. average weight $50, price 81,
do. cows !, $40. 81: do, bulls l., 500.
$3.50. Prince. stockers 10. 7os 500;
butchers 5, 600. $3.50. Ryan, butchers
z, 664, sS.75. Jones. cows ), l,0l0. SO;
Prince, stockers 5. ESQ. sS.50. Newton.
COWS 1. 1895, 1915. Arhstine. feeders
z. $50. $3.50. Prucka. bulls !, 1000.
So SO. do, bulls 1, $50 s5.z5. Prince.
steers 1. $50. 81; DO. steers !. $40. 50. 80,
butchers S. SO, s4.75, sullivan, cows 2.
1856. $3.50; Newton. steers 10. 1851,
s5.35; do, cows 3. s33. :$4.25. do. cows 2.
s25. 81 Fitzpatrick. cows ., 1910 $3.50.
So 50: do cows T. 955, So so. do. butch
ers ,. 900. S4.25; Arnstine. feeders :.
go. $40 Regan. butchers :. 7l2. 1915;
stockers g. 73i. s4.g5 90. cows /. l,o1o.
SO; do. cows !. l;lio $3.50; Fish, stock
DO. stockers g. ESQ. So do. stockers Q.
6I3. s325. Mcbride, stockers ?. 535. 50.
do. cows 3. $50. 50.
sold BY Reason q NJ TO Georgia,
$50. sl.25, do, cows ?, 500. s3.5o. New
ton Beef CO.. cows /, l.240. Sis do.
COWS /. h2oo, 81; do. steers l., 1000.
$3.50; Jones, heifers !, $50, S3.2S: SUI
Ivan. cows 2, $50. $3.50.
Bought by Newton Of Johnson, steers
2. i,I25. 50; do, butchers III, $50, $3.50
1850. 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Bought by Fitzpatrick OF. Reason, q
NJ springs -. average weight As. price
| AZ. 30. 500, DO, sheep :. a. SO, do.
Bought By Newton Of Weeks. springs
10 %. $3.50 Reason d M yearlings H.
Bought by Allen Of Haley sheep 2.
80. 500 do, theep 10. 10t s3.e5: do.
Cameron. sheep Nh I25, 81; Reason &
NJ sheep T. lis. s4t Parrish. sheep IL.
Bought by Robinson OF Gron. clips 3.
lis, IS; Roe Co, sheep Z, 20, So:
| Wickman. sheep %, 81. SO: Downing,
sheep IL. 50. $3.50.
Bought by Youngs OF Bishop. h. q
=. clips 10. 's.-''i do springs i'. g.
Bought by Sullivan OF Bishop. Il. AZ
kH, sheep %. 20, $475: Beiheimer.
springs Z. IS, Sc do. sheep 4. so. $3.50.
Bought by Parker. webb a. Co. Of
Bishop, - q H., hogs 1,4s7. average
weight 10. price $50; sundry shippers
24t. S5. SEQ: do, 1877 l56. Sc
Bought by Hammond. Standish a Co.
OF Chas. Roe Com. Co, $40. $50. $40:
do, 81. $50 SO; do( IS. 200. $3.50; Spiccr
Mem. a r.. 1871 10. $40; do. eel, 80
$500 Reason a Mayer. IS. lao. $3.50;
DO, ESQ. 100. So.