FEILDING STOCK SALE.
(By Telegraph—Press Association.) J L.ILDING, Friday. There was a heavy yarding of 18,000 to 20,000 sheep at the Feilding stock sale and they met with a ready sale, but at reduced prices. One even line of 2-tooth ewes from Damievirke with good bone and condition sold at 38/6. Good 4 and 5year ewes made up to 26/1; best 2-tooth ewes. 37/2 to 30/6; medium, 33/10 to 30/4; small, 2, 4 and G-tooth ewes, 25/ to 29/; eweß, to 27/; 4 and 5-year ewes, 24/7 to 26/8; 5-year, 22/ to 28/10; blackface woolly lambs, 17/4 to 20/3; shorn lambs, 16/ to 18/1; wether lambs, to 1.5/10; ewe lambs, 22/4; 2-tooth wethers, -'>/ to 27/8. The cattle market was uneven. Springing Jersey heifers made £4 9/ to £8 15/; Jersey cows in milk, £4 2/6; weaner heifers, £2 to £3 17/; store steers, £3 to £5; heifers, £4; weaner steers, £3 10/; cows, 25/ to £4 2/- fat heifers, to £9 17/6; bullocks, £13; fat £°S VS i 5/ £4 7/6 t0 £S 15/: bu " 8 ' £4 to
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 52, 2 March 1929, Page 4
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