ADDINGTON MARKET.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 8737, 8 March 1894, Page 4

ADDINGTON MARKET.

Prior to the start of the sale of fet alice? at the Addicgton Yards yesterday, Mr % G. Staveley informed those present that the. Directors had decided' to make »T«at alterations in the order of aalu, to obviaie the necessity of bnyere of Ut' stock being kept so l*t* het&i busiuos3 was concluded. From u«rt week operations will be commenced , M usual at nine a.m. with the sale ef/w----cattle. This will be followed in order *m without interruption by tho Bale of f»t calves, fat lambs, and fat sbesp. rues* tually at 10.30 a.m. a start will be made Off the store sheep, which will be sold it»» spective of any other stock. Pig? will » sold as usuul at 12.50, no mutter whatotUW ialea are going on at the time; TbrtM alteration y/ae needed ie very evident, ci af yesterday's market business at the fat sbeep . peus was not concluded until just on ee'.'en o'clock. Daring the latter part of the sale not more than a quarter, of the VMW , number of buyers were present, and •*»«• were most difficult to effect at anything Uμ ■ : , fair value. There is no doubt tbe,n«tf if , arrangements will be a great oonventeitos Uf j> butchers, as fat stock will be sold withoM ,' ; break from nine o'clock until disposed oi« Vendors alao will bo benefited by the presence of a full attendance of bayer*.