FAT STOCK MARKET.
! LATE VALUES SUSTAINED. TO-DAY'S WESTFIELD SALES. Under a strong demand, last wee&'a prices for beef were easily sustained, j and in some instances exceeded, at the I Westfleld fat stock sales to-day. Messrs. Buckland and Sons reported that their yarding of beef contained 341 head, comprising 260 steers, 74 cows and heifers, and seven bulls. There was a strong demand throughout, last week's I values being easily sustained and in some cases exceeded. Extra choice ox sold up to £3 2/ per 1001 b: choice and prirae from £2 17/ to .£3:' ordinary and plain £2 8/ to £2 c 12/. and rough £1 15/ to £2. c Cow and heifer ! beef made from £2 2/ ~ to £2 15/. r Steers ranged in price from £26 to £28 c 17/0 for heavy prime steers, for a pen i from Mr. Joseph Slater, Pukekawa. ■ Lighter prime made from £19 to £25 10/; light prime from £15 10/ to £18 f 10/, and unfinished from £10 to £15. fl Heavy prime cows changed hands at a prices ranpinjj from £15 to £17 15/; ', lighter prime from £11 to £14 10/, and s others £5 to 10 guineas, n
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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 215, 8 September 1920, Page 5
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199FAT STOCK MARKET. Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 215, 8 September 1920, Page 5
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