Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-27

grSss-z. -9s cs--s. and small calves
sas each
Hogs held q aAo1t the previous
range, t-on : 9LGis-- "A 1--we weight
and -tG1a - cents dressed There vas
Z fair supply q re ysods- bit receipts
q TIE packing houses were lighter.
: t=- sheep and lambs we're brought
b-1 ro- enough - make q Qeolab2e
market Steep no-inally are 7Gi8
cents an6 Is-bs HOB cents
Mich COW trade showed no change.
Prices Mold steady and the demand
for good heavy mixers is fairly good
TIE besT range from s-e-Gs15a. with
good average quality s-5Gslaa. and
Eso'cr - ordinary S53aS-5- No business
n mich COWS i expected next
Wednesday. July q Few COWS viii be
brought II ard the business VIII be
done Of Tuesday
TIE live poultry r,z-ke- was i-Tes-
ulsr. Nth fowl ID 10 = &c; hroilers
down % Z5G1sc ard ROSTERS steady At
-s1-c.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
Beef ca-rl@0-.s H Fc-bush sold
CIV q r. bull q SIC and s. on.
bull e l-ic and 81 On. COW Al l-7c
ard COW II 1--c. }. Dexter sold %
COWS q. ---c. y. Syn6er sold cows
~ e. {. =, Eastman sold : heifer al
6. j. =. Ellsworth sold huu Of so
l-z. Al 1--. COWS. az $50 lbs at SC.
s-d Z tclog1a COWS. az. 10 lbs 81 50.
Veal cslves-D- = Walker sold $
calres ot ss47 lts a. - --7c Carl
Burrows ted : calves e. Ii. J. D
Neylo1 sold : calves az. 10 lbs al SC.
and : snail calves a. So each. Otis
Il. Fort1Ea sold calves from sGl3c
HogE-Cri% II. Fo-bush sold ! fan
y hog II - lbs. e = 1-4c hogs of
so .hs II isc. and boar a. q. J. 2.
Nerlo- I'D hogs Il Il $40 and 3
coarse hcgs II IN Tbs q 14c.
Mich cow@-J- ?. Neylon zoId 3
makers Il 81 each.
HORSE MARKET
Boston. June 26.-The general tone
q the horse market was dull. with
the rusn AZ the past good seasons
trading over. Most q ne buyers have
I'll the horses they need for the sum
-1er Work On tne farms, and the bulk
u the trade this week was from buy
eEs 70 replace Old stock with new
horses. and fair transient demand.
Maine buyers took of several car
ipacs II horses f.. reselllng and New
Hampshire and Vermont took smaller
numbers. Prices were lower in the
average sales hy SO q IS per head.
but still hold within the same range
as week ago. Most Of the dealers
had gcod many horses unsold this
week. as they also had supplies On
nand a. the beginning q the week
from the previous sales. and had in
ADDITION many frcsh country horses az
well az full entry Or seconds. There
were lev special sales and the regular
auctions and private sales covered the
week's trading.
The best offerings in heavy green
drafters, 1850 q 1900 lbs, sold from
s>25 q 3T5: medium weight, first class
drafters. sold from 1915 q 325: heavy
wagon and express horses sold from
sl75 q IN; chunks. from $500 q 300;
general purpose horses from slo5 q
175; ordinary seconds, from $50 up-
ward
Al the City Sale Stables-J. G. Keith.
Stevens 81 Sweet Horse COMPANY Of
fered express carloads Of green
horses, also number Of seconds. Trade
was quiet, with prices shaded 10 suit
customers. but the entire amount Of
horses we're cleaned up a the weeks
end. There Will be on sale . express
carloads this week.
William Hurwitz had one carloads Of
fresh horses and there were a lot Of
green orses on sale from the previous
weeks supplies. About 40 head were
sold but prices were somewhat lower.
This week there will be two express
carloads Of green horses and one Of
seconds.