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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 203, 1 October 1914, Page 3

ADDINGTON MARKET. THE CONCLUSION. FAT SHEEP. As reported yesterday, the sale of fat sheep was below the number required by the butchers for a week, and consequently prices went to a higher level than has ruled hitherto. The range of values was as follows: Prime wethers, 27/6 to 35/-. Extra, to 35/-. Medium wethers, 20/7 to 27/-. Shorn wethers, 19/- to 20/-. Merino wethers, 21/- to 24/9. Prime ewes, 25/- to 33/3. Other ewes, 17/- to 24/6. lii addition to the sales reported yesterday the following were made: — Messrs Pyne and Co. sold: On account Jas. Gill (Darfield), 118 wethers 22/3 to 23/6; Oxford client, 100 ewes 17/- to 21/-; S.C. client, 75 wethers 30/6 to 33/-; Malvern client, 7 ewes 23/-, 59 wethers - 27/6 ,to 31/9; R. H. Johnston (Dunsandel), 53 wethers 27/to 29/3; A. J.Birdling (Hals well), 20 wethers 26/6; G. Scott (Dunsandel), 6 wethers 26/-; Thos. Dowling (Methven), 102 wethers 34/- to 43/-; J. and P. Ryan (Weedons), 95 wethers 23/10 to 25/4; N.C. client, 80 wethers 24/9 to 27/-; client, 44 hoggets 18/7 to 20/-; Dalgety and Co., Ltd., sold: On account G. N. McLean (Amberley),, 50 shorn - wethers 19/ c to 20/-; E. Harris (Kirwee), s<f wethers 26/8 to 31/6. Messrs H. Matson and Co. sold: On account Hearn Bros. (Rangitata), 19 ewes 26/10 to 30/-, 39 wethers 29/- to 30/3; J. Boag, jun. (Brookside), 24 ewes 29/- to 32/6; F. J. Andrew (Craig Estate), 18 ewes 23/-; J. Wvllie (Omihi), 46 wethers 25/9 to 27/8; D. J. Carter (Pleasant Point), 117 ewes*" 28/9 to 32/-. . k STORE CATTLE. A -useful lot of stores were yarded, for the -most part consisting of young cattle. The reserves fixed, by vendors were rather high in many cases, and though the demand was good a rather large proportion of the stock was passed. The values realised were as follow: — Yearlings, £1 7/6/ Fifteen to 18 months cattle, £2 10/to £3 19/-. Two-year steers, £4 5/- to £4 15/-, Two-year heifers, £4 5/-. Three-year steers, £7 7/6/ . > Three-year heifers, £4 10/-.. Store cows, £1 10/- to £7 7/6, The. dairy cows were a moderate lot, and prices paid were not high. The entry was rather larger than usual. Cows realised from £3 10/- to £ll 10/-.

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