TINWALD YARDS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12852, 10 July 1907, Page 9

TINWALD YARDS.

Owing to the boisterous morning there was a email attendance at tho Tiuwald stock sale yesterday, and the* yarding, which comprised 23 cattle an;l 2000 sheep, waa below the average of Into markets. In tho fat pens tho yarding of owes was small, and the nnality was below tho average, fin tellers' sorts sold well, beat aort;> bringing 15e o<l to lGe, medium 13s to Us (kl, inferior 10a to 11s 3d. In the fnt lamb pens tho quality was not up to freezing point, and the bulk of thu tnai'kot wns passed, prices ranging from 14» 7d to 103 6d. There it as only a email yarding of wethers, and a good clearance was effected, priceranging from 16s Id to 1!)g fid. Ono small hue of merino ewes brought £i M. Tho yarding of store sheep wa poor, the bulk of the market comprising lambs, which met a better market tlia.ii ol late. Sales ot storey effected wero:-----20 fair-mouth haltbred ewee in lamb 12S 7d, 14 crossbred lamba (mixfxl eexca) 12b 2d, 67 four-tooth crossbred wothora 14a id, 41 old halfbred ow&. in lamb 8s 7d, 75 four and six-tooth lialiSred we there 17e 7d, PO cr<xi«br«vl lambs (mixed sexes) 11s sd, H'3 hah bred wether lambs Oβ Gd, 28 crossbred (mixed sexe-s} 14e 7d. Cattle^—Th yarding of store cattle was small, an met a poor demand. Forward store sold from U2 & 6d to C 3, fire f rward sto< T3 nnd heifers b ought £2 & 6d, an two forward steere £3. In the lai pens the yarding wae email, but ? gootl clearanco was offecU'd at fair market ratee. Steers brought from £4 to £G los, heifere £4 12s 0d to £0 10b, fat cows £4 10s.