DUNEDIN HORSE SALEYARDS.

Bruce Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 98, 20 December 1904, Page 6

DUNEDIN HORSE SALEYARDS.

liess|s Wright, Stephenson, and Co repart as follows : — We had a moderate en* %ry for B»tnrday's sale, made up almost •xolattivelj of light hoißes. The demand *as somewbat slack, but nevertheless a few ■ales were effected at fairly good prices^ notably a nice 14-hand harness cob, four yean old, by Cock o' the Walk, at £21 10s, and aged dog-cart gelding at the same money, and some half dozen aged hacks and harness *ora«p at from £8 5s to £17. In draugh ts we •nly sold two this week, both aged, one at £29 10s sod the other at £38. Quotations : Superior young draught geldings at from £50 to £55, extra good (prizj horses) £56 to £65, medium draught- mares and geldings £35 to £48, aged do £24 to £34, upstanding carriage horses £30 to £40, well-matched carriage pairs £80 to £100, strong spring-van horses 135 to £40, milk•art and butchers' order-cart horses £24 to £90, light hacks £12 to £20, extra good backs £21 to i3O, weedy and aged hacki and harness horses £5 to £10.