FAT STOCK SALES.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 251, 22 October 1919, Page 9

FAT STOCK SALES.

TO-DAY'S MARKET. LAST WEEK'S ADVANCE RATES RULE. At to-day's market at Westfield, last' week's advanced rates for beef were fully ! maintained. MESSRS. BUCKLAND AND SONS. I The yarding of beef totalled 259. 1 There were again many consignments of .'prime anil choice cattle. Under a keen ■demand last week's advanced rates were [sustained. Choice ox sold up to £3 8/ .per 1001b; prime from £3 4/ to £3 "/; J ordinary and rough from £2 10/ to £3; I cow and heifer beef made from £2 10/ !to £3 per 1001b. Steers ranged in price from £13 to £31, the latter price being 1 obtained for n risimr 3-year old steer ,'from Mr. 11. Ellett, Mangcre. Cows and j heifers changed hands nt from £0 to I £l!l, the highest nvcragos for steers were eight from "Kereone" estate, Kiwit.ihi. £28 fi/10 : twenty-six from a client. £25 111/8; eight from Mr. Edward Allen, Cambridge, £25 13/1; twelve from Mr. A. llazlock, Te Waipere, £24 1/8; eiaht from Mr. Ceorge Hastie, Papatoetoe, £23 18/0; eleven local £22 10/3; thirty two from Mr. J. V. Stevenson, Manaiii, £22 S/4; eight from Mr. W. W. McLauglin, Papatoetoe, £22 9/8; seven from Mr. Alex. Orr. Pauhau, £22 7/10; | eight from Mr. R. G. Finlay, Miranda, I £20 17/(i; nine from W. Gardener, Cl'.l 18/7; twelve from Messrs Death Pros., | Waitakarnru, £11) 7/<i; seven cows from .Mr. 15, J. Bell, Papatoetoe averatred £14 | 11/0.