Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-28

500 each and "A others at $25M3I l. d
kilbv d Son sold extra good mixers
for Sl3j. 4. {. Foss Son sold milk
eIs at $50 each, at $50, ! at SIT and
at $40 each Pennington Live Stock
Co. sold 4G mixers and springers at
s25M50. F. l.. Libby sold mixers to
the Mclean hospital for $235, . choice
mixers at $50, at S55. at so ana >
backward springrrs at $50 eacir f. r.
Foyc sold a fancy Ayrshire and a
fancy Holstein at $50 each. :, at so each
and 6 others at $25M40 otis H. For
bush sold springers at SO each l
springer at $50, 4 mixers AT so each,
milker at S47, , mixers ut $3.50 each.
/ at $42.50 and at SO Thompson &
Hanson sold 4 fancy cows at >G0 each,
3 at $50 each. = for so, FOR $50 ana Is
other cows st S20N45. Minis & Hul-
brook sold 10 good mixers at am aver
age of $50 each. 10 mixers at $40 each,
and IL others az $l5m@5. 4 N Baggs
sold 10 good COWS II $}ia,GJ g. l..
Henry sold 40 good IL choice COWS at
$40MA0.
Reef Cattle. Calves. E,tc-Otis H.
FOrbush sold ! COW. ll40 lbs. at 212c:
COW. 900 tts, at Sc; CIV. lOi0 lbs, at
g 40e; cow at 213c ana cow at 2c
Lincoln Stetson shipped II beef cattle,
the oolognas in the lot selling at 17jc.
NJ D. Holt & Son sold 40 veal calves at
6la and PSI lambs averaging G. lbs.
at 4&ic. A. NJ. Baggs sold > cows aver
aging 500 lbs, at &c. Minis & Hol-
brock sold cows. 5120 lbs at 2l2c;
COW, $40 lbs, at SIC, and : cows, 4&10
lbs at 1Ac. Thompson & Hanson sold
80 calves at &c, 600 lamb at 4M5l2 and
10 bologna COWS at 1%c f. K, Foye
sold 10 veal calves averaging 10 lbs.
at 6AC. F. l.. Libby sold is bologna
COWS. averaging 700 lbs. at 190c; 3
hogs, averaging 25otbs., at SIC; -
lambs, averaging 81 TBS. at 4&4c and 9%
lambs, averaging IS lbs, at 41.c: Il
sheep. averaging 20 TBS. at 2l2c Farm
ington Live stock Co. sold 40 bologna
cows. averaging ESQ lbs. ut 1.S5c and
100 calves at 6Ac.
THE HORSE TRAFFIC..
Boston. Oct. 27-Market conditions
were practically about as in the preceding
week. The demand q little quiet and
values steady. A fairly good all round
trade was transacted on all good quality
horses offered. but for ordinary horses Of
all classes the market was dull. The de-
mand continues brisk for heavy horses
and there was 4 good call for da%on
horses. Secondhand horses. if young.
sturdy and sound. sold readily TO the To-
cal trade at satisfactory figures, but for
old horses and horses out OF condition
there was no market, ard they We're
auc;ioned at very low figures. Eirst-ciass
saddler horses We're eagerly sought hut
the supply was limited and those sold
brought high prices. Ordinary divers
We're quiet.
First-class, fresh draft horses, firm ut
S30GNA50 for the heavy weights and $50
G3O0 for the light weights. Milk team.
eNpresserS. and general delivery horses.
at $175M2oO: good conditioned secondhand
horses at 100 and upward, acco ding to
quality and age. Beimished seconds down
to s25. First-class drivers IT &ienGt,",
with matched pairs, at Go0 ana upward;
medium to good drivers. at $li06t2,N.
AT the city stabies-Whoeler. McElveen
& co. transacted n good business duIing
last week. with a supply of an, both
fresh and acclmated horses offered.
Heavy drafters, express horses, and the
better class of the second-hanu horses,
went specially well. At good values
Walch e Hall Co. had ON hand ear
loads Of fresh country horses. and . to
80 head of acclim3ted horses. Values
showed no change but the genera trade
was quiet.
Myer Abrams & Co had on sale en-
press and freight loads of fresh coun-
try horses, and % seasoned horses. Trade
reported dull. for all but the best types.
Isburg & Co. held fairly good sale
of 10 to so well seasoned horses going
at satisfactory prices.