HORSE SALES.
Mb E G. Staveley reports e> fair entry and improved demand for draughts. Currenc values are : — Heavy draughts, £12 to £20; light do. £10 to £17 10s ; light harness, £11 10a to £15: hacks, £9 to £13 10s; inferior sorts, £4 to £8. Messrs Wilson and Sons report quantity short, at following prices: — Heavy draughts, young, .£l2 to £16 10s ; old, £5 to £8 ; light do, young, £8 to £12; old, £2 10s to £5; light harness, young, £6 to £11 ; old, £2 to £4 10s ; hajka, young, £7 to £10 10a; old, £1 to £2. Tone of market—Open for useful animals.
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Press, Volume LI, Issue 8934, 26 October 1894, Page 6
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