COMMERCIAL.
Newton King’s Report. At the Haymarket on Saturday there was a good attendance. Pigs were penned in small numbers, competition being good. I quote: Slips and weaners 9s to 10s Gel, stores IGs Gd to 245, trap £9 ; sundries at usual rates. I held my monthly horse fair at Stratford on Saturday last. There was a fair yarding of useful horses and the inquiry was good throughout. 1 1 quote: Unbroken I to £lO to £24, hacks £5 to £ll, broken :J to heavy draughts £22 to £O3 10s. ’-draughts £l2 10s to £l9, hacks £5 to £ls IGs. Light harness horses £7 to £l9, weeds and packers £1 to £l. At the Mart.—Sundries sold well ui> to late values. I sold a large con-
ygnmont of ornamental, fruit, and shelter trees; also ic-ius on account of tiie MorsimiJ V.-rser*- at prices m favour of buyers.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 114, 5 July 1911, Page 2
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