The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
TnURSoAY'SLVG
STOCK MARK I

Tie cattlf trade at tie Detroit
stock yards on Thursday wat an even
deal with the business OF lat week.
There was apparently very little life
TO the market, but sellers .weie able
TO close out ,>ar holdings without
rIhe necessity or making any material
price concessions Mich cows we're
dull and quiet. probably somewhat in
ympathy with weak butter market
The better grades of veal calves Were
about 25 cents higher but common
falves were only steady with last
week: range of prices s. to 1915
l'er cwt
Tire sheep and lamb market was
1ull but about steady with last weeks
business. A few extra lambs brought
$500 but for the most part $625 TO
S6.A) was the range for average Of
.eriBgs.
In the hog department., buyers and
sellers were far apart at the opening,
hU, ars being determined TO buy them
y CHEAPER than last week and sellers
hoiding them higher because OF
strength in other markets. When an
- \ grnement- reached prices we're
about FIVE cents lower than last week.
Prime mediums, $6f5q6.2o; pigs, and
light Workers. $5.S0@6.10.
Receipts: Cattle, POS; calves, 592;
: gteop. 1853; hogs, 1865.
CATTLE.
sold by Bishop, B. a H.: kdmman
bros. steers 3, average weight 902 lbs.
S5 so per cwt; Lachelt steers 10. 16O,
S5: Regain steers II, 6SS, $3.50, d. Coos.
COWS @ S75, $3.50; sullivan, COW j, 1910.
s2.75: Kamman Bros. heifer !, $50,
SIS IS; j Coos. butchers IL. $50, 81; do.
COWS 4. $50 So. Newton, steers 20, 95',
s5.1 10: do. COW /, ITO. $3.50; sullivan.
-1=4nners-i-- SI5.-S2@ -hull-ir-ls3e'
$i,T5: do l. go, 81; Lachelt. cows 2.
lO6s, s4.50; Newton steers 5, 66s, sL25;
do 20. ga, 1915: w. kamman, butchers
8. 40. s2.Sj; do, steers 2, 1040Ss4.50; do
d9dO So 80; J. 90 COOS; ,as, cSWs ss $50 SS2S
ESQ, So; Hammond. $. .& Co, cows ..
s1s s3.s5; do /. 1850. 1915, Kamman
Bros, steers 2. s95, So; J.. Ratkowsky.
81: Kamman. steer s. sO2. $3.50: Lach-
elt. steers TO- $50, SIS; Regan. steers II.
6Ss, $3.50 Coos, COWS 2. -SI5- 1850;
Hammond. $. & Co, butchers T. $40,
t3.25: do !, 7ao 1915.
Sold by Spicer a. Reason: Breitcn-
beck cows 4. average weight 1880 lbs,
nakan, buli !. 1850 s4.s5; Newton. heif-
crs 81 se2, $40: do 80, IT'S. s425: do
20, $40 So do. steers ??, $50 s565;
seIlinan, bull l. ,i7iO, st65i Newton
butchers l. 1871. $3.50; do. butchers ..
aps $50; Goodwin. COW 4. $50. $3.50;
t'arker. Webb & Co. COW Z. 100 $3.50;
Br9ltenbeck, steers %, $40. s5.25.
Sold by Haley e. McMullen: Mich.
Beef CO.. steers 2, average weight 800
q, lbs. 1915: do T. 7b1, $40: y. Coos,
cows g. 9T5. $3.50; Applebaum. butchers
& ss2, $500 do. cows 2. 965. 1915: do.
butchers s. S26. $3.50 Parker, w. a
Co. bulls 5. 1858 s475
Sold by Roe & Co.: Mich. Beef Co.
buTT T. average weight 1850. s5: do,
COW I. ITO. t5.75. ]. Coos. cows 3. 94S
81 2s' Newton. cows s. 916. sis5; Sclli-
nan. bull L. 1900 s4.75; Gerish. steers
&c a92 So 20; Sullivan. Gamers 3. s62.
S2aE: Coos COWS SEQ -ss-Eo9 Joe
Ratk kowsky, COW l. 1920 81: Mich Bee 4
90 butchers 5. 790 $3.50; Parker W.
fAeo steers 20. 1925. SIS: Nagle steers
sNI49, Sc 40; do 90 1910 Sc; Newton,
ssIss IS. 964. $50; Heinrich steers %,
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
: Soltby Bishop. n. e. H. Thompson.
sheep :, average weight 80 lbs. $3.50
per cw do IL 90, SO: Fitzpatrick,
:gglis sqy1s. t2.so: do. lambs 45, s5.
S. SO S. IS SEQ do. sulls I,
- SS.o0; sheep 26. 90. so Mich. u.
CO.. ianos 50, A5o: do -. 20. Sc;
do 90. s'Sullivar. lambs 5. so. SO:
do. sneep sseQs. $3.50. DO. 4 lO5, So;
80, 70, 20; Haas, sheep IL, sS ,g5o;