Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-09-11

Mich COWS were unchanged. The
| offerings Were sufficient though MOI
| very heavy Average prices are from
| $50 TO $50, With fancy heavy mixers
up to 800
Tho live poultry market was higher
| Fowl quated cents higher. at Ice.
broil r. chickens, at Ice: and roost-
ers, at loQlOl4c
| SALES At THE YARDS.
Beef cattle-J. Lacker & Son sold
coWs. aN 1850 lbs, at SIC. and 3
| cows. av $40 lbs, at 3Ac. j. w. Ellis
worth sold 4 bulls, 2S20 lbs and
| COW, 720 lbs, at Sizc. and cows, 146o
| lbs, az 2&c. \. Wheeler sold / COW,
&c lbs, at Size. and cows, 1880 lbs,
at 4c. and 2 cows. 1850 lbs, at 3$4c.
II. L. Whitney sold COWS. 1850 lbs.
at 4Ac. a. c. Foss & Son sold 4
cows. 300 lbs. at 4lac. and bologna
cows, av 100 lbs, at Sc. Otis II. For
bush sold / COW, 1850 lbs. at 5iac, /
COW. $50 lbs. at 4Mc., / COW, 900 lbs.
at 4l2c.. l COW, $40 lbs. at 4Ac. and
81 on, COWS, 1860 lbs, at 3%e..
COW, $50 lbs. at 360c cows. 774
lbs. 10 ESQ lbs, at sac and u cows.
$50 10 go lbs. at 3.10c.
Veal Calves j. W Ellsworth sold
t3 calves. 1890 les. at Sc. w w.
Mill, sold IS small calves at $2,75
each. j. ID. Neylon sold = calves. av.
10 lbs, at 71ac. ]. OBrien sold )
calves at 81 each. Otis II. Forbush
sold 81 calves, av sac. &c. av. So
lbs. at 7Ae, calf for So. l for 1926.
! for $3.50 and l for $3.50.
Hogs-H. r. Whitney sold hogs.
av. 200 lbs. at sac j. D. Neylon sold
6 hogs, 1850 lbs. at Size. j. w. Ellis
worth sold 10 hogs. 1860 lbs, at sac
and a boar, $50 lbs. at ic. Otis H.
Foroush sold i hoSs, q sac.
Mich CoWs-H. F. Whitney sold 6
mixers frem $40m70. J, O'Brien sold
miller for $50. J. D. Neylon sold
> mixers at $50 each. 4. G. Foss &
Son sold , springers for 1920, and 1
coN for ~$75.
FOREIGN CATTLE TRADE.
The expert cattle trade was mac
tive during the week, and cables from
the foreign markets weqe meagre and
unsatisfactory. There We're. no ship
melits from either Boston 76r New
Yefk during the Weeie and it is doubt
ful II there Will be any, this week
Tie lower market abroad IS partly
responsible for the lack of consigh-
ments from American shippers, as is
also The high prices received for West
ern stock at the Chicago markets.
Tic latest cables received quoted no
advance in prices from the decline Of
last week. At London. i've cattle sold
at l4dl41se per h., liVeweight, for
C1nadidn stock. sinking the offal; az
Liverpool, live cattle sold at 11Gfftac
per H., dressed weight, including the
of1al
HORSE MARKET.
Boston, Sept. TO-
There was an improved demand in
the horse market during the week,
but not enough to permit dealers to
raise values. although prices on green
We9tern Eerr~s 80 : renrer than n
mastA $50 e.lt I: IS COS ing dealers
mG.e - Sa,.15 - et..ae IL cons e.
qreHee. IL d.ma:la * lErse.5 To-
heayy horses Neial4iag from fl59 az =
upward 40 $50 lss. Dealers 6aa clear
un u.eir ataAles ready of eli saca
horaes but the smaller horses are mol
in as good demand. Supplies. both OF
green Horses and acclimated. sprc
heavier than week ago. but the fail
tr4ie Is hardly begun. rs yet. the de-
mand heing mostly from local besi-
Eess concerns. although some orders
We're filed for the country
The best heavy dl.afteFs, l553 to
1850 Us. quoted at S3z5@$ $50; medina
weight first class drafters, at $3.50
$3.50; heavy wagon and express
horses at Sf,5G$.a; farm chunks from
Slo8Q see lgat delivery horses al St25
and inward. according to weight anl
condition.
At the City Sale stables Wheeler
McElyeen & Co received :, eHIi
cas loads oi green horses snd - 3e; {
oil aeciima,pd horesa 3.ate ea;A.et.
Tia trade Ua5 !; II with values ST -ad. !.
A. Welch & Hall s COS. there were
> carloads, orc freight and one express
of green horses received. The de-
maHd was improved, but values re
manned unchanged.
J. O. Keith of Brighton, received and
disposed of express carloads of
green horses, and lot of acelimated
horses. Bids were active, and the lot
sold out, but prices We're not wholly
satisfactory from the sellers side.