The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-09-07
Brighton, Wateriown and Nj led ford Cattle
Markela.

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Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
At market this week :-4O59 Cattle, ID, 473 Sheep
Catt,a ~ o 64OO Swine, rs Veals; last week. 297O
from Maine-1056 Cattle 1882 Sheep and Lambs
ouaIitu Sc do quality rs q 90; first
fbrd y,s S6 W g 90; second quality s. so 75
bulls &c, 81 90 q AIS y cwt.
nr,gnton Hides y @ Sc; Brighton Tallow a 61c;
Call Skins 16 q 1sc % H.; Sheep skins 81 90 skin
Lamb skins 81 y skin. 'A'
Working o1en-Extra and select pairs s275 "a 25o;
otfnary aud handy steers 500 a $l6O y pair those
poorer grade at prices ranging from $40 to S95 ID
Mich Cows-Most OF the cows in market ara y,
common grade. and many of them sell very low.
we quote prices from $l2 to $s5 y head prices de-
PEND much on the fancy of the purchaser
Store Catte-Yearlings SIS to 25 two wear Odds AK
to S1s; three year olds $50 to As y head.
Sheep and Lambs.Extra and select lots at So 90 "a
80 co. ordinary lots 81 90 "a 275; from to &c D
swine-store Pigs, wholesale, 81 q &c; retail 81
&c % Fa. E Hogs o Il e os fs medium
Droves from Maine-w w Hall 20; Libby &
Lucas 81; j c Miller 10; Beal q; Gilman &
johnson 20; L Worthen 46; l. Prescott u; II o
Stmson 26; d W Spauldng f9; Walker q viles %;
Libby s; Chase 80: Morrill, & Farrar 40; 4 j Saw
age 10; Collins g. Marble 49,; Brown 81 Prescott 90;
: g. Este. 81; Giles s. Weslo. q: Norton = wsthsrn
81; OF Estes 81 Leighton g. Russell l6; l.
Twitcheil IL; G Foss 80; s Withee 20; Allen Il
Merriman Is; Lawrence q Frond s; G + Gerald 20;
d Lancaster O.; r b Wells 80; j Abbott 25; E Voter
IL; q Terrill a; B Estes IS; Brown IS; ID h.
bart rs; Harlow q McIntire %.
Remarks-The trade this week has been quite &C
tive considering the large supply In market OF all
grades OF Cattle Good beef cattle sold quickly at
prices, taking quality into consideration about the
same as they did one week ago. From Maine the
supply was large and there were quite lot kept over
from last market, Most OF the Maine Cattle were
working oxen and stores.
Saies-H Stnson sold 81 two year old heifers at
S2o per head; W w Hall soil pair, girth feet 10
lncaes at $l40; - lambs at S3 y head; Dalloff
SOLO palr girth 6teet inches, at $50 " pair pair
Ieet lnches at 100; pair feet inches, at SlO
walker q Viles sold pair year olds at $45; palr
do at $50; pei do at $35; Chase sold pair leet
10 inches, at $l15; pair five year ods at %; Col
Inns Marble sold PAIR, fees at $lI0; pair, feet
at $65; beet cows SIS the lot $50 lambs at s. so
" beau Foss Pike sold pair, 6 feet inches, at
$s5; bull feet.6 inches, at $50; Norton & Weth-
e1a sold pair. ieet inches, at SEE; pair feet
inches, at $50; IL two wear 0lds at $3.50 the lot;
Allen sold 10 two year olds at $40 mich COWS at
$50 each; s Gerald sold pair, feet 10 inches at
SLAP; pair, ieet inches, at $40; Allen 81 Merr-
man sold pair, years DID, leet 10 inches at S1IO
pair. feet at $13S; pair do $3.50; pair feet
inches at $40; Common s. Merryfeld sold 26 oxen
and years old at $25 " head; 6 yearlings a. SO
W head; j Twitchell sold pair year Odds, feet
2inches at S147; pair feet inches at $65 Y pair;
N Beal sold pair feet II inches at go the lott
beet cow at $50; Worthley sold pair, Z feet
at $143; pair6 feet inches at SIS ~ pair; pair
three years old steers at SCI,