ADDINGTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12829, 13 June 1907, Page 9

ADDINGTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

(by ora comukkcul kditob.) There were largo entries of rat sheep and lambs and fat cattle, and moderate yardings of other clae&es of stock. There was a good attendance. Fat cattle sold at about last week's rates, prime fat lambs wero iinnar, and pigs of all class** showed an adranco. There was.an improved demand for the fe-.v forward store sheep on offer, and prime fat sheep sold well. fetoro cattle were almost unsaleable, but &ood dairy cows wero in better roquest. STORE SHEEP. The entry of etore sheep consisted of a fow lines of wethers and lambs, and email lota of ag'.-d owes. Forward wethers and lambs improved to the extent of about Is per head, and other classes were unchanged- Tho principal lots sold wore 210 two and fourtooth wethers lGs 4d to lGs sd, 17G at lie otl, 53 two-toothfl 12a Gd, IUO lambs 9s lid, 33 at 9s 7d, 140 at 93 Id, sound ewes 10s 6d to 11s lid. aged 5s 9d to 6s lid. FAT LAMBS. Tho entry of fat lambs was not k> largo as tho previous woek, a number of, lines being of prime .Quality, but tho majority wero not well finished. Tcpfi 13* 6d to 24a 9d, etondard weights 14s to 18s, lighter 11s to 13a fid. The principal 6ales were: —A. D. Mcllriitli (Rakaia), 9 at 24s 9d, and 3 at 18s; W. J. Lemon (Killinchy), 68 at 21s Sd; E. Mclntosh (Glenroy), 22 at 151s lid; W. Strinsfellow (Cherteey), 72 at 19s 6d; A. Bruco (Fernejde), 74 at 19s M; P. X Morrwh (Springeton), 40 «t l'Js 2d; W. Wright (Ellee>nore), 72 at 19s; J. Power (Hawarden), 71 at 198; John Gnmmell (Duneandel), 77 at His 10d to 18s lid; L. White (Rakah), 96 at ISa lid; J. T. Dohcrty (Methven), 55 at 18s 10d; W. Bead (Bennetts), 32 at lSe 9d; Cook and White (Courtenay), 22 at IBs 8d; J. Trott (Springeton), 45 at 18s 8d; .Mrs W. Henderson (Halkett), 67 nt 16s 8d to 18s 6d; Cooncy Bros. (Motukarara), 128 «t 18s fidj T. A. Stephens (irwell), 68 at 18s Id; Thoa. Blackmore (Kaiapoi), 21 at Us 6d to 18e; G. Gardner (Medbury), 21 at 18s; W. M. Thompson (Templeton), 73 at 17e Od, 129 at 16s 10d; J. Boap, ecu. (Brooksido), 47 at 17s IOd; E. Scott (Omihi), 180 at 17s to 17s 8d; W. Phillips (Weedons), 71 at 17e 6d; P. Sergeant (Omihi), 109 at 17e Id to 17e 7d; A. H. Haylock (Akaroa), 21 at 17s Gd; Jae. Gemmell (Duneandel), 41 at 17s l<1; W. Henderson (Halkett), 43 at 17s; W. P. and W. C. Davio (Hawnrden), 35 at 16s lid; Gardner Bros. (Scargill), 234 nt 17e; T. Y-irr (Greenpark), 65 at 17e fid j P. Whyte (Halkett), 291 at 10s Gd: J. Johnston (Springston), 110 at 16s 4d; G. H. Judd (Waddington), lo at 16s 4d ; P. G. Framiiton* (Brobtasido). 72 at 16e 3d; H. Taylor (Domett), 32 at 16s; J. Aehworth (Sefton), 154 at 15s IOd; G. C Crysell (Oust), 190 nt 15a IOd: A. Macfarlan© (Achray), 13-1 it los IOd; G. Bailey (Templeton), 18 at los 9d; B. Davidson (Wcodons), 40 "«t 14a to 15s 4d; D. Mnlholland (Daifield), Go at 15s to loa 4d; Rennie (Dorleston), 35 at los 2d; J. W. Walker (Wcet Melton), 232 at Ise Id; Culvcrdcn Estate, 67 nt 14s lOd to loe; W. Hondoreon (Tai Tapn), 47 at 14a 10d; T. Brooks (Brookside), 48 ut 15e; R. H. Wood (Scargill), 47 at 12s 6d to 14s 6d; J. G. Rennio (Doyleston), 41 at 14s; T. Burgeee (Clarkville), 20 at 14e; P. J. Brown (BroadfieWe), 41 at 13s 9d; F. Carpenter (Prebbleton), 76 at 13s. PAT SHEEP. There, was a fairly large entry of fat sheep, including some prime lines of both ewes and wethera. Tho eilo oponed well, prime sheep being well competed tor, and maintained their values throughout, but towards tho close medium end inferior ewee wore easier. Tho range of prices was:— Extra prime wethers 32<-to 40s, prime 2Us to 25* 3d. lighter 16stl0d to 19s 6tl; primo owes 19s to 23s 9u, medium 15s to l&s 6i, age<l lls to l.'4s l>1; merino wethers 12s 8d to 13s ltd, extra good 18s 3d to 19s Gd. The principal lines sold wore:—Wethers: Now Holland and Australian Land Company (Moeroki), 30 at 32a to 40b; J. Soyruoui (Springfield), GO at 22s lOd to 25s 3d; W. Reed (Bennette), 148 at 21a 3d to 24e Gd; T. Chapman (Mount Palm), 316 nt 22s to 21s, 42 merinos at 18r 3d to 19s Cd; client, 222 at 22s to S3s Gd; W. Wattie (Hawarden), 57 at 21e to 23s 6d; E. Mclntosh (Glenroy), 14 at 22s 3d; Springbank Estate, nt 23s 2d; L. White (Rakaia), 31 at 235; Todhunter Broe. (Medbury), 5& at 21e 6d to 22s 9d; executors P. C. Threlkold (Flaxton), 50 crossbred* at 22s 7d, 144 halfbrcds ot 18s lid; Sir Geo. Qifford (StonyJiuret), 280 at 19s 4d to 22s 6d; G. Gardner (Melbury), 487 at 22s 4<l; J. T. Dohorty (Metbvon), 59 at 20s 3d to 21a lid; E. Butcher (Waikari), 178 at 21s IOd: T. Stone (Island Farm), 103 at 20s 7d to 21s 6VI; it. Wright (Ayksbury), 22 at 21s 7d; T. B. Howson (Sedgenrere), 7at 20s 6d; Tho3. Blackmoro (Kaiapoi), 22 at 20s; Hawkswood Estate, 195 at l'Js Id to 203 3d; W. Harrison. (Scargill), 115 at 18s U to 20s 2d; \V. P. and W. C. Davio (Hawarden), 88 at 19s 4d; J. Asbvrorth (Sefton), 112 fit 12s 3d; F. H. Thorpe (Methven), 131 at 19s; R. H. Wood (Smrjnll). 151 at 17s l<l to 18? sd; S. C. Curd (Ashburton), 107 at 17s 8d to 19s; A. Maofarlano (Acbray), 130 at 18a 7d to 18s lid; F. Andrew (Swyncombe), 232 at 17e lid; Client. 250 at 18e: A. Grnliam (diet), 52 at 17s 6d; H. Eaglesome (Hnlswell). 112 nt 17e Id; J. Parish (Woolston), 45 nt 17s Id; Kain's Hill Estate, 110 at 17s; P. Carperrter (Prebbleton), 18 at 163 IOd: W. FairweatJier (Eyreton), 24 at 16s 2d; D. McCluro (Darfield), 111 at 15s; W. M.->cfarlnn« rKnnvra;. 136 merinos at 12s 8d to 13s lid. Ewes —P. Bull (Waddinston). 49 Shropshires at, 21s Gd to 2% 94; Client, 56 at 19s G'l to 21s 7d; D. MulhoHand (Darijeld). 37 Shropehires at 19s 6d' to 21a, 27 crossbrods at 17s 6d; South Canterbury client, 56 at 19s to 20s Gd; W. A. Nixon (Ladbroflks). 8 at 22s Gd: Todhitnt<r Broe. (Mcrlbnry), 62 nt 18s to 20s 6d; P. H. Thompson (Bennetts), 61 at los 4d u> 20s; F. Thompson (Bennetts), 46 at IPs 8d; D. Cameron (MetTiren), 103 at 17e to 19s 3d; A. Baxter, junr. (East Oxford), 63 at 15s Gd to 18a; Springbank Estate, 49 at llGs to 18a sd; J. Dyaart (Kirwee), G3 lat 15s to 16s Sd; W. B. Andrew, jnnr. (ScwitJibridee), 64 at 14s lOd to 15a lid; W. Read {Darfield). 48 at 15s 3d to 15a lid; Cook and White (Cotirtenay), 3o at 15s 9d; J. Johnston 'Springbank), 20 at 15i 3d; E. Mclntceh (Glenroy), 29 at 15a 6d; Page's Trujteai (Kirwoe),

64 at 14e 4d to 15s; R. Jobn»on, jnnr., 64 at 14s to 149 Od: Q. Taylor (Ternpleton), 80 at 13a Id to lie 8d; R. Scarlett (Waddington), GO at 14s to 14a 7d; F. Candy (Darfield), 68 at 14a to 14s Cd; O. Gardner (Medbary), 30 at 14s 3d; J. Copland (Chertsey), 63 at 11s Od to 14s Od; J. Murison (Laurieton), 76 at 12e 3d to 14e Id; Gardner Bros. (Scargill), 51 at 13s 7d; H. Candy (Darfield), W at 13s 7d. PAT CATTLE. The entry of fat cattle totalled 276 head, tbo bulk being light and not well finished lota. The sale was about equal to that of the previous week, prime steer beef making 23s to 255, ana medium 2Qs to 22s 6d per lOOlb. A lino of 21 steers from p. 3>. Giles (Mount Parnassus) topped tho market at £9 15s to £11 17s Gd, and 14 steers from Hawkswood mode £8 15$ to £0 12s 6d. Other steers brought £6 10a to £11, heifers £4 12s 6d to £7, and ;oows £4 123 6d to £7 12s 6d. A good yarding of veal calves cold at 4s Gd to 42a 6d, according to site and quality. STORE AND DAIRY CATTLE. There was a sm.all mixed entry of store cattle, for which there was a poor sale. Small yearliugs made 7s, 15 to 18 mouths 20s, three-year steers passed at £4 ss, dry cows 20s to 30b. There was a fair demand for good dairy cows, which sokl at £7 to £9 2s 6d, ordinary eorta £3 to £6. PIGS. There was a moderate yarding of pigs, and a keen demand for all claseee, and prices all round showed a decided advance. Daconers mnde 50s to 70s for heavy, and 44s to 49s for lighter, equal to 5d to 5Jd per lb; porkers 35a to 4&s, equal to 6d to 6id; medium stores 20s to 265, small 12a to 19s, and iveaners Gβ to lie Cd.