The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-04-26
THE MARKETS.
LIVE srOCIA

HE MARKETS.
LIVE sTOCtA
| DETROIT-Cattle-B steers ana
butcher steers. 1000 to 1900 pounds.
S6.25m!: light to good butcher steers
a miaeh aei he,s 200 to 500 pounds, s5aS:
| Gamers s2.50@3.75; common bulls,
$s;5o@45O good shippers bulls, $50
Veal calves-Best grades. s7@7.75:
Others, 1915 a $50; milch cows ana
springers. s20@5O.
sheep and lambs-Best lambs. $S.25:
common lambs. $4@5.15; clipped lambs.
s625M7; fair to good butcher sheep.
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Hogsse1Light to good butchers. s7.s5;
PIGS, $625@ .; light workers, $500
| '.S5; stays, 1-3 off.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y.-Cattle-
$40 a ss5;. good prime 1900 to 1900
To- i 1850 steers EGss rTri%e lest 6sss
40; medium butcher steers 1000 to
loo lbs. $6,25Q6.75;. light butcher
common to medium dunn DO do. ssss..7SSS%@ii555:
ar q ros sGO d. S. Geter Best sS fssG
mon feeding steers, ai @ ?1 stocS SS
rlss s'HSs best butcher Rri%s eb bRls
stock bulls. ss.25@4 best mixers ana
spriaasgters o s4oq5o; common to good
yo HSSsssfsSy s5 ne pEs ssSs@
clipped. s725@7.85; yeariings. s6W
ESQ; wethers. $1,000; ewes, $5Q5.2j.
Calvs"-~sj QS.25.
GRAIN, ETC.
WHEAT--Cash No. 2 red, $40 1-e;
May opened with an advance of S-ic
closed at s1.lO IL; July opSned with
vanced to .s1.Os l-2; September 2anoG
! e G9fsS: tt;Es No. 3. 7sl-11,
YEARS pSTs9 81 i2Si no. ssy:
RYE-Cash No 2. s4c.
ApT sSipmen ss4s Ma pyoI sga5 e Gs
cLovERsEED.Prlme spot, 50 bags
at sii.5c, i at 81 p prime PRIME alsike pa" Is
bags at SIZES; sample, 16 bags at sl1.
- Ti II sEED-prime spot, co
FLoUR-In one eighth paper sacks,
per 1876 pounds. tobbing lots; Best
straight 1925 spring patent, $3.50;
fFEEDCIn jobbing lots in 1oo.lb.
sacks: Bran; $50; coarse middlings,
$40; fine middlings. s32; corn and oat
shop. $50: cracked corn and coarse
.cornmeal, $32 per ton.
GENERAL MARKETS.
Little change is noted in farm stun.
offerings in the leading lines are snf-
steady. Poultry Is still scarce and
firm. Potatoes are in good supply and
iine prices ite " Eggs are " in good sd supply
and easy while butter remains steady.
Dressed calves are plentiful and easy.
of hay Is light and market tirm.
BUTTER--Extra creamery. sic: first
creamery zoe; dairy, Z2c packing, zig
'"t Observation-Disclosures .s.5Oq4; steel
reds, $6@65o; Ben Davis. s2.75q SO
PoTAToEs-car lots. bulk. ,lI5;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per doz. si7s.
PEI HICKORY NUTs-shellbark &c per
DRESSED CALvEs-ordinary. so
&c; fancy Vol 1e srns per H. 90 49,.
TOMATOES s4@A5o per
case ard 7 6SaIoc per basket tan,S ,ka,
HONE1-CnOlce Iancy comp, 10 ~ lOC
SWEET PoTAToEs-Jerseys 50 per
crate.
LIVE PoULTRY.sspring chickens.
young ducks, 15@16c; geese, ll@ lee
NUTS-Almonds, 1sc: California wal
nuts, 16@1612c; Brazils, 14m16c: Fill
berts, 1913 1-2c; Pecans, 12Q16c per
CABBAGE-s1-2@4c per lb.
vEGETABLES--Bee soc per bu.;
carrots. SOC per doz:; cuc1mbsrs, hot.
Florida celery, s2;5O@255;. green
onions, IL lac per doz., s3@3.50 per
hamper: turnips, COO per bu; water
sfess o% Sts sa per peb bus
Hubbard squash. 1-2c per H.; pars-
nips. $1.50 per blu. $500
hams, I01-2c; shoulder. l1c bacon,
1905 lie; briskets. ILL, is2@ nId ise;
HAYMGaT,SSt Prizes seacS No Detroit ,Im
Sshy 's5@29.SO n light ,g %lssd 's $ys
straw. s12.50@13; wheat and oat straw.
s1O.50@11 per ton.
| Northwestern University statistics
show that women students stand
higher in their grades than men. Non.
fraternity students also rank higher
than those belonging 10 fraternitles.
The women rank highest In all of the
four college grades.
| At a conference between President
| Taft and Senators Root and Lodge IL
was decided that the presidents an
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