LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Press, Volume XLIII, Issue 6627, 18 December 1886, Page 1 (Supplement)

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sasaaas SaWßarm aTsos. report on the Itvs stock till i Mali, jas- th* week eadiag tfrttay. Deoember X7ta,esfoaew»:—The Metropolitan Saleyards were waßseppUad with stock oa Wednesday last, 8918 mmamAmmmlotaatma,aaA 89 pigs forming the gKjßßJtry. Pas 1i teas commences shortly after eight TWsAask with ths saleol fat cattle to a not very aaamroos aadiaaoe. The supply was a large one, aad (wapiawM aam\ rTrsfU sf splendid cattle, prepared specially tor this season of the year. The •haasad, however, was scarcely cemmmensurat*, aad the sale was a kag sad drAggißg one. Steers sold from £S to Air, baiters at from £5 Se to •mmm%mXam .master from iSstoSSs per 1001b, according to quality. A large number of stars eattts were also panned, sad tor well-grown cattle a WSttl good dezaaad shown. Three-year-old aai upwards steers sold at from £4 17s Sd to £517s M, aceor&mg m eaaditioa j two-year-olds, £3 to £X As i dry cows, from £8 to £* Ss 6d; Jastltiw astral, from ISa to 39*. There was not 1 vary Kit* Strmbsr of dairy stock yarded, and haataaaa waa sat vers brisk. In the tat sheep ■Bsrkas there was a mega entry .bat a considerable ■y I Sfti— warn sßosshrsd ewes. Theanqviry wasnot 1 ltßt.rwts.aad fat ths ahssaeeot buyers for export. Tain— slioam* a rvdaettea ca late rates. Prime •rasshrad wethers wared from 7s 61 to 10s 3d: $-aWas tress arte 7a *d; merino wethers from Ss te -m, asd tress Id to 1H par lb waa ruling pries, acIa tA* store rtan> amrket 'Was' a taix samhst onenar. Tbe demand was ''saw very spirited, bat the greater number Bhisgil Tim ft Hoggets sold at from 3s tofts Id; a has at teas toc*ha*Seiewassadau»bsai6e per l^aaaato.Asm aaaxhar at fat kunhs were seat 'teased. A pratty good deaiaßd shows, aai clearaaoa* mad* at trom 4* te 9s 64 per bead. There aat sates wars very low. Porker* from 12s to 90s. Oar- BMlliiH wet* oa aosoani of Messrs W.JSecre, T. Tyaon, A. Qa«avA,F.Caady» *- Coroner, W. Johns, A. Bocklay, A. Greaves, W. Hoorhoase, a. Davidson. C. TThlMsliiii 3. Kilter, X. Thrr, J. Haßsweß, J. Marjav Fmhar sad OcMsmitb, J. Thompson, A. !»->», X Jamas, W. Searie, W. Texopliton, 3. ' T mmm£3*mmGrimx.T.B<a>e. H. Aseh, J.lXMaaa, lTaw»e*t,A.Lee, W. OartreU, H. B. Cbrkaoa. JL,A.*m*Mmm,U~BmiiaUa aad ethers. Our total iMi (WilliirlMiftTfliTirtifT *"* *"-1 "* cattle,aad ' aKa#a!sa» <wr pstsopal Bales wers-13 steers at a»«fOavl*» «* AWTaad. 3a* £7 Sa, t at £7, aad S rsawawatsaaaaiQs. We aold store cattle, 10 steers ...mm~m ija. aad *0 vw*rluags st tram las to 3ospar awAA* Ocrtlt sheepiiSss iaslnded crosabrsd aaAaats from fa 6d to 10a, stores tram *a to 10a,

ah* httSat >«ic* for some vary superior Soot Mows JSavXaifcsstars •**•* market, aad during the waakvitamiy, wssc&d 609 focr-tooths at sa, 150 40 mx aa SA. #00 menno wethers at la, SCS twoSAv*hasA3s»d.36oew«aaadlamba,a T l coasted, at yam ami Umbs a* As.aoa mixed eross~!?JU ***•*— Stock Maxhst-Thi* district sale iAaak'mmm «a Friday hwU Pretty good entries ©I warn yardedT About the nsaal attendance «tt*lW*»»obese«s. to the sheep market we sold At from» «to to sd. fat sheep V ' beth fas aad store*, mot with a very fair .#«■**> raises wars, psshass, a j insi—iliss wsreoa aeoooat of JtAssrsUoopar, i. SfsErAwrTw£ *>• AAwrvnee, James "W. Williamson. r T TrrV ml totarsoisTjSa Barrett, Inwcod, F. *str*s?Tv\A. OUterd, A. C. Sw... p. M.Oaaaa, the Lb—ton Sports ComBwAtasc, 3Aa\ «*-"——' J- ICarweod, B- Aayon, J. t>. Boddo. James Lamhu, B. . falsi,X. mT*mT.Trai^J<^Tnoav*£ ' , ES»ll^BJio.T.A«wood,aji.Krfber»o^ * 3. Karris. W H-Ander-ass. S. W. Smith, i. rmttsr, H. J. Lemon, J. sVSBHSu A. Osrdiaer, 3. Barney. R. Weaver. 4c. ■m*.7*m*mm*m,mam.r*X,mi.—At oar ymcds this **etow»> aawaesz osaal weekty sste of above, sab- _ antttfeag a very foot entry. Thsrs was a good aad we cleared all lets at wywpathy with th* toes ot ths wool C'SSsAv l^xAam 7 mmr\roa.aa 8d to As 6d; petts, Ad to Ml: tosahakias, Sd ts> Is td. Our entry of lot oatr. jcieee ah» a HtUe ****•*. Our I{S^^wSdamr^at r nd ; lid aad ltd par lb. ItaSSBS Jamb Worn asn Co. report .—At their ssaat wstAkty skis, tat, and hide sale they JfrsMiiitavwry hv» satry T%aram» thesues! aJtsßdsjwe of tha trade, but hi Ml in ■ stm nils downward tendency. Ourqno-tJsWbbwsss-3tm befbtim* «rc*w*rsA large, to6s "lav" l«i will hi ti to A< Sd; do small, tote; Duseharr ilSSa%mrm^*am ; domedlnm,Ss»*_: d**»*n. £**»j «W? «c**ir*d«, (orgs mad wsJl-woofled. i»» aCtwhTci ««**. m 6*; 4* d*. SssalL «sj ~ awAwskam,s7t9lld: paHa, Id to Sd j fat. |d to lUpsraW Bidse-we sold »httM and 30 «*H-1 amma&aimqaomsiaaa. __ Qaaavnaub—>A xmsAoontry meeting was <lsM is the Primitive Methodist Church % tea flat Taeaiay evening last. Mx Charles ooespiad the chair, and addressee, %? aawiai|isiil with hymns, vera delivered ' bwtliT.F. W. Jones asd J. Sharf and ItJalnnG. Swins andH. Holland. There fc -mm mgaod atteadAaee, aad a oolkotion **»»» avsds in aid of missioa funds. Tha Sfcsw. Mr Ooraford, President of tbe Baptist . a tectum on Wednesday •Vswiag la tne Baptist Church, on his txpmanowa in the West Indiea. Mr Shackkford occupied the dtaJK. At a meeting of the teachers con--aasatd with the three Sunday schools in "-*■ Sir • Joa« EsJTs prxmissioa, tie usual pacnic on on his grousd.