The Detroit times., 1913-07-05
THURSDAY LIVE
STOCK MARKET

nBul run Oh ChLllc Mdue "A HtIOne
market at the Detroit stock yards on
Thursday. and for the most part prices
were called a trifie higher than last
week. Common cows and bulls were
dull and slow sale. with very little
prospect OF an Improvement In the
near future. The common and me-
dunn grades OF butchers cattle were
scarce and therefore higher than last
week. The demand for prime steers
and tidy killing cattle was only partly
supplied and prices were firm in this
department. Mich COWS were dull
and slow. Veal calves were active
and higher the best selling for $l0.5O
per cwt.
Not enough sheep and lambs came
70 hand TO test the temper of the
market. Prices were quoted higher
for spring lambs. the top being $500
per cwt. A few trifiing runs, like that
of this week and sheep buyers Will
not think II worth while to come out.
Hogs were strong and 20 to 20
cents higher than last week, the best
bringing So The hot weather OF the
past week has prevented many ship
pers from sending in stock and larger
arrivals and lower prices may be ex-
pected as soon as the weather grows
cooler and farmers get through with
their busy work
Receipts-Cattle, S5S; calves, S76;
sheep. 1.10S; hogs, 1911.
Sold by Bishop. Bullen & Holmes;
kamnan Bros, steers = aVerag g
weight 7s4 lbs. $3.50 per cwt.; Parker.
~ A. 4 - "A IA
/, $50, $3.50; Breitenbeck. steers :, 500.
So; j. Bresnahan. heifers 3, 647. s5.5
Marx. helfers 3. III So, Mich. b CO.
cow l, 1ls. So; do /, 1872. Sc. do 4. 0S7'
mond, $. a Co. heifers 1, $40, 81 Kam-
man Bros. steers 10 900, $3.50, Ham
mond. $. q Co, bull !, 1850, SIS 20;
Schumacher, stockers 5, TAO $50, do,
g. s1l, 81; do, cows 3. 1850, So Ham :
mond, 5. q Co, cows 3, 9l7. So do, bull
!. 1850. 1925; Parker. Webb 4 Co.
R Pps,r nov hn Mi 40 "a s45o do l.
644 $3.50 Boyer. heifer l. $50, 50 80,
do. bulls 8. 457, So; Parker, w. & Co,
cows 2. 1865. IS. Kull, butchers 2. $50,
S. do. steers and heifers ., $50 $67S.
do g 1895. $50, do. bull !, 1870. $3.50;
do, COW l, 1920. $3.50; do, cows 2, $50,
s425. do. cow I, 1000, So. do. bulls 2.
$40. Sc: do, cows s. ss2 IS: Hammond,
cows -, TAO $3.50; Cook steers 10,
954, s725; sullivan. bull /. 1850. s.;
do bull !. 1890. s6.25; do, COW l. 1860,
So Parker. Webb g. CO. Gamers 2,
sS5, 81; do. Thompson. Gamers 5, $50,
1855; Hammond s. & Co. bull !. 1900;
Sullivan. cows 3, 1l73. 50 do ], SO,
S5; do, butchers 8. 740, $3.50 do. cows
q $40. 5. DO, butchers 4 so7 Sc do
g 975. s475 do. steers 3. s94. 81: G..
Ratkofsky, steers 3. 957; Sullivan, bulls
2. l045, SO; do, hcifers B. 697 So; schu-
man. steers I, S57, s6.4o; Marx, butch :
ers a. $50 Sc: do. heifers 2, SEQ. $5.75;
do. steers g. 500. 1926.
Sold by Roe & Co: Kamman Bros,
steers. and heifers q. average weight
ners 2. $40, $3.50; do 4. 705, s4 Kan
man Bros. heifer |, $40. s725; sulli-
van, heifers B. 74o. 1915; do. cow I,
ilso' :!s26 Mich Beef Co steers H.
steers 10. ic4s. So; do, heifers 2, al5,
81; J. Bresnahan, helfers ., 56s. s5.75;
Kull s ssw ,to s'f ns, DO 500 $50;
do 2. 900, so Kendall steers 7, 81,
1000 s42s; Newton, heifers 4. 76o.
$3.50; .. Coos; butchers 9, sol. s525'
S75. 81, do 4 $50. ss 25; Sullivan. bull
/. 1920. seas; do. COW +, $50. So do.
steers g. $40. s725: do. cows 2. 1245,
1910: Grant cows s. 1885 IS.
aLe sco So %e de 1914 Rsr Cyl
.Ss$S % % $50 a; s 81 Sa ,s5
go ' $50 geef do steers s. go. s7I5 10
bull /. $40 $3.50. do butchers S. 7aO.
$3.50 Smith, bulls 3, 1o45 81; do / $40.
seSGman Sns se 5s6 sans do S2
s. 1915. $500: Breitenbeck, steers II.
e22, .s7;s5 stshelm. heifers ., ss5. $3.50;
10 httIl To ~ Il az Il.
bull i. 1000. $3.50. do /. $50. Sc: do coWs
., $50. $3.50 ] Bresnahan. cows 4, 1856.
So; F.. NJ Land, feeders 8. 720., SO so;
s, us, Sc. Mason B.. heifer I. $40 s6.1l;
Bresnahan. heifers 6. 1920. IS IS; do 6.
$40. s7s5; Newton, butchers 2. $50. IS:
ZOO. s575. Bresnahan. COW /. 1870 81 50;
do l, l140, s5.25; J. Bresnahan, helfers
7. s67. 1910 Breitenheck. cows 8. sass
sGe sg sp wegs ss ssS nsy e%
Boyer. stockers I, se7, s.. sullivan.
s sS COW. - 40 VA g o" % .?
Kuu, cows .. si0. $3.50 Hammond, s <
Co. butchers 3, 10. $3.50; d: bun /,
mond. S & CO.. steers 4. 1909, s. do
heifer |, 100, IS do steers 9. go. 81,
do o $40, ss Macey; cows Q ssl' Sac
lambs 30. average weight 20 lbs. $7.7S
per cwt. do sheep 4. I0s. $3.50; do g..
90, SIS do culls 5. 100, $2.75. do H. 20.
81 Waso lambs Is. so. IS; do o., 70.
s725; Thompson. lambs, "a. 65. .L25;
Hammond s & Co. lambs 2s. as. 81 g..
Sold by Haley & Nc: Hammond. s a.
Co. lambs ]. average weight 70 lbs
1915 per cwt.; Sullivan. sheep IL, IS.
SO, do lambs So So, 1925: Newton,
lambs IL IS, $3.50
Sold by Spicer n: Newton. sheep 6.
average weight 1o5 lbs, s. per cwt. :;
do lambs as so $3.50: do 4. 30, 81 sal
Ivan, lambs Al 81 $3.50: Mich. BCos
Co, lambs AZ es, $3.50
Bought by Hammond. 5. q Co. from
Bishop, Bullen x Holmes, hogs 1900.
average weight 100 lbs. 50 per cwt
Bought by Sullivan p. Co. from Roe
Commission Co, hogs 1925, averaL o
weight 200 lbs, 50 per cwt.
Bought by Newton ". Co. from Haley
a. McMulien, hogs 800, average weight
1875 lbs, 81 per cwt.
Bought by Parker Webb & Co from
splcer q Reason, hogs 22o. average
weight 1875 lbs, 50 per cwt
NEGRO SAVED FROM
LYNCHING BY POLICEMAN
Ben Herman, of No. 364 Adelaide
st. was slashed In the neck and pain
fully hut not seriously wounded by