ADDINGTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13364, 4 March 1909, Page 9

ADDINGTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

(BT OCR COMMKKtIAL EDITOIt.) -foete oere fairly largo entries of rfock and » g'*>d attendance. Fat aftfc sold at about last work's rates, sheep ami fat lambs uere easier, i&shoep sold at still lower prices. P-ES sola »01l at late rates, and there Its a rather dull d'-mand lor store. esJ dairy cattio. .STORK .^HEEP. Tie entry of store .sheep u.i.s the Ujwat for *"'= ■''■° n ' about 30.000 being yarded. Imt the- quality ,<, 3 whole was only moderaU. , , thf<re ieiag a number ol .s'urth Island and. djjjtjjj.ni Island sheep among tho lines 5J aethers and e\ve>. There was, a arge entry of lambs, and they « ere Biatly liul't and inferior sorts. The Jtmind for all c-laises was easier, and jnfas showed a reduction on Jate Bites. Forward rape lambs were tho M ly sorts that maintained anything lie late values, while there was a (oasiderable drop in low-conditioned ,jd travpl-staincd Hmbs. Kwes of all . tges also suffered in price, even \»ang ewes not being in such strong demand ° f latt '- were iii] of sale, though there were some mad lines on offer, and several lines i , f re passed, forward K-Ptliers made Ji to I2s 6d, medium Us to 11s fid, Bull low-conditioned and travel-stain-JJ,M to 10b 3d, forward rape Uabs 113 M 'to 12s 9d, milium 10» to Jfo Sd, inferior 7s 9d to os, best twolooth ewes to 18s 10d, others 15e 6d to i 16j 6d, small 14s 6d to 15s 3d, sonndjiotHh l-s, and four, six, and eightfcoth to 12s lid. The eales included the following lines:—Lambs: 21/ at •£ 8d 174 at 9s lOd, 237 at Us lOd. iOl at 11s to 11s Id, HK) at 10s 10d. 180 at 12s 2d, 150 at 11s lOd, 40 at lit M. 40 at 11s 6d. 109 at 9s, 105 -■«t fa 3d 73 at 10s lOd. 90 at 9s, 902 at 12s 70G at 12s lid, 40-1 at 10s, B« 10s Id. Ewes: 317 (old) at fclld to 7s Bd, 349 (aged) at 10s 3d ■ U 10s Bd, sound-mouth at 13s Bd, m do. at 11s 9d, 154 do. at 12e Bd, 130 Tmir-tootb et 19s, 187 sound-mouth it 12s lid IDO at 12s, 53 at 13s sd, «6 at 10s, 25 at Us lOd 99 at 13s 9d, 283 two-tooth at 15s 6d to 15s 9d, 107 at 14s Bd, 121 two-tooth 1 at 14s 6d, 110 at 1 Is, 38 two and four-tooth at 17s 4d, 45 two-tooth at 17s. 368 at lib. Sβ two-tooth at 12s, 439 do. at 14s lOd to 18s lOd, 448 two-tooth hulfhreds at 16s 4(1, 246 four, six and eight-tooth halfbreds at 17s 6d, 416 eound-mouth ialfbred at 16s lid to l"s id, "6 two -Bad four-tooth at 14s M, ft 3 do. at 14s Id, 101 six nud oighttooth at 10s lid. 159 rix and eightiooth at 12s 9d. 511 at 9s. Webhers: 98 at 11s lOd, 83 at 12a sd, 144 twoitbnth at 95,-30 do. at 7s 7d, 69 at '13s Id, 377 at 11s, 203 at 11s 7d, 396 ■»t lOe 7d. FAT LAMBS. There wan an entry of 5061 fat Ijinta, or about 350 less than last : «eek, the quality on the whole being towi. The export buyers having again wduced their limits, all classes ivej. , •miw, heavy-weight lambs being most ijfctfd. The hujvrs' limits nro now <ld far 361b, 41d for 361b to 421b and «ecowl quality, 3|d for o-ver 421b. Thwo were 46G5 lambs taken for freoting, at 12s ZA to Us 7d, 321 iby Jtrtchwns, t.he top price for a f«w Wry-weighte making 15s M to 17s w,.»nd 75 were passed in. The prinnp<»l salce were: —For E. Holmes (Kinree). 61 at 14s 7d to 17s 6d ; H: S. Tanner (Tai Tapu). 10 et 1,5s Wj J. Hoeau (Oheviot), 82 at 13s 2<l » J-ia IOd : I. Campion (Ladbrooks), W »t 14s lOd ; W. MoSwecncy (Kir- »«?), 13 at 14s 8d; J. Stevens (LitWo Wtjt), 72 «t 12s lOd to 14s 7d; E. Rad*)clr(Sonthbrid|;e), 140 at 14e 6d; f-Pivaiipe (Temploton), 12 at 14s sd; J. SeaVa (Prebbleton), 84 a* 13s Id wlfead; A. Badock («pringston), 70 «Hs 2d; T. Iverach (Waiau). 82 at ««W to Its Id; F. G. Wriaht (WaJfakdi) 54 at 14s 2d; W. Broivn s»tAakahi), 61 at 14s; W. McKoy ffjnww), 70 at 14s: D. McMillan ffliAKnjrton). 43 nt its; H. McCarSiPn'bbleton), 204 at 14s; W. Gill 103 at las 7d to 13s lid ; (Cheviot). 80 at 13e lid; (Uororotn), 53 at 13k 7d to l> JH; W. T. Rutherford (Waiau), '« at 9d to 13s lid; Baimoral «Ut*, n SO at 13s 10d to 13s n<] . J ; DonAi aVniauV 246 at las 8d to 13s •«-• W. Invin (Mttoham). 75 nt 12s atel*. 3d- J. McCoy (Rakein). 60 JJwMW; J. W. Harrison (Scargill), *»t 13* lOd ; J. Ashu-orth (Sefton), '»«tl3sM3 F. Xarboy, sen. "D. 60 at 13e 9d : A. (Clwviot), •.2** 13» 3d; VT. (Cheviot). ;J«l3sSd: olient, 145 at 12s 3d to 3j9tt; p. Owss (Balmoral), 80 at ™So to 13s 9d ;A. BinniV (Sprins- !?•*. 77 at 13& Id to 13s 8r! ; J. Munro iZtJJ. o,, *' -* 2 at 13 s M:J. J. Ctamp221 at 13s 8d ; W. FitrEr»* (Waiou), lt>3 at 13s 7d': W. S*"»Mon (Culverden). 77 at 13s 7d ; M. 5«% (Oilvertlon), 80 nt 13s 7d ; D. $ m Jl<m (Culrerdon). 251 at 13s M ; j.-."?ul)leday (KaiapoJ), 53 nt 13s (xl 1 ; £;,?• Savage (CTieviot>. 60 et 12s 3d V?JP'> T - Roberts 82 at £V» to l&s 6d; AY. Sweeney (CulS**n). 84 at 13s Gd; T. E. Tavlor r>). 58 at 13e Id to 13s 5d ;' G. jhj "nUierford (Mactlonald- DwnO, j« ** w Id; G. Bailey (Teinplotor.S, 140 et 12s lid.

FAT SHEEP, entry of fat sheep was not quite ac fest week, but the supply than sufficient for thcand prices showed a further jS™" *twos less noticeable in ■*f'S*f in * ,yes » b ut a few lots lormej- were chenp onoush for to purchase. Agrd and injjW 6Wi?s stowed the largest rwluo&rtvf VBja «. and the lowest prices * ftSLfT 880,, were realised. The rango *»TTij WaS: —Prime wethers los 'W. oth.M-s lis "d to 1.35. prime fttS, J* 1 to I,s - extra to ils. lid, Cft.°\M to Us. aged and light W»k«Z' JP" 2 principal sales were:— U irt?J r ° r J- Murray (Little Hiver). ** 1% ♦* -H ; SpriiigfiVld' Estate. .51 (Orniinv . J " s; executors E. Jnrniaii B »ttwVp v at 14s 7li t(> 1& nd: J - « n S)- *> 2 at 15s to 1C« 7d; ■1., C,r c 4 f «-n (Darfi-.l.l). 70 at IOLs (i<l: «ia^ Pl ? n (La<Jl>rooks). 10 (wotliers Sen) no '• 16 » -Jd: J. -Mimro (EtJielHtVfia a . IGs W; H - T - Nfiitze (AnStiS B .** !'<! to lf;s l;f: G. |S?» (Aaitiina), 1«) at 14s to 16s ;

T. Blnckley (Rckaiu). 17 at l-3s s<l to 10s; G. Arir.sirong d-ittk' Hiver), 121 at 15.s HW ; Baln.ora fctatf. 124 at 1-ls to l-3s Bvi; A. Hanev (Littlo Hivcr), 133 ax Us 3d to l.*> 3d; A. .Muttiiilane (Achi<iy). 54 at 11* led co l:>s; V\'.' GiU (Cherisev). 57 at 11s yd to G. Bailey iTemtileton). It at l~>s ; H. J. Harrison (.Kiiknia). G2 ;.t ?(i to 14s. 7d ; W. ChisMiill (Hiud.s), :*1 at 14s to 14s 6d ; H. Canipiori (Crehliletoii). 28 at 15s 6d ; T. War- (i)Uains Hiiv;, 'J lβ at 14s Id: G. L. St.'itd lYaldhur-t), 38 at 14s: \Va>liliourne Bros. (Selwvn), (Xi at 13s lid: J. Tiioniji-vOii (Haikt'Tt). at 12s lid; T. K. Taylor (Kaituua), 19 at 12s Ud ; J. Frasc-r (Hawarden). 2,i merinos lrs> Gd. H'.v. s: T. Steven-oji (Cheviot). (W at 14s lid; J. Winter (Sv.-ainianoa). ~>-j at 13s to Us; .1. Ashworth (S'lton). li.'i at 12s l<l to l'h 'Jd : I. Campion (Ladbrofiks>, 42 at 13s 0d : IJ. Murray (Lhtle JJiver). ] 2o at Us l<! to IHs i'd": T. JJluckley <[sakai ;l ). 21 at V2ii I'd to K'.s: l>. McMillan (Waddin--ton), 31 at 12- to J2-. lid; F. de C\ Millet (Ashl.urtoiu. 00 at 12* Id to 12s !)<! ; AY. MeSu r-n->j- (Kirwto), 50 at 10s 7d to 12s. T. "W. .Miii.Mon (l)un--.■iii'l. !). Hi at Us to 12s; G. J'arnham (Kaiapoi;. IS at 12s: P. McXeiil (Lauriston). .:>f> at [>-, Id to Us 7d ; G. Bailey (T, -mjileKMi). 18 at. Us 3d; L. D.rr.tt (Hororata), 17 at l()s 7<l ; 11. Philliji'. fTempletDii). 44 afc f»s 2d to Ids (M; ,1. Tfioinpsuii (Halkftt), 20 at IMS 4d; J. Ziip;.!i-irh (Cheviot). SCI at <s (d to lf)= l<1; Wnshbf.urne Bros. (Scl-w-vii. fJ4 at UK Id : fJ. F. Churc-h (fJrw-n----dal.-). 24 at 10s; G. L. Stead (Yaldhurst), S2 nt 9s 4(1 to 9s 8d : p Morritoii (Oarfield), 3S at 7s 3d to Vs. FAT CATTLE. Tho yanJing of (at cattio totalled 30-"i head, the quality being somewhat belo-.v that of late salet-. stct<rs hciiif in short supply. There ivus a lair demand, and prices showed little or no alteration from last week. Steers 'innd<i £(i 17.s tkl to £11 7s t«l, Jilifers. £•"> 2,s <>1 to £7 12, i Gd, and coivs £t l'-7s ikl n> £S. equal to 22s to 23s 'lor fprinv. l'Jd to 21s (id for medium, and i l«s to o<! for cow an<l • i.forior per 1001b. Among the principal .-.nles -ivo; o :—For clients ii heifers £0 12s Gd to £7 2s 6d, 3 at CO 17s |J:I to t7 2.s 0.1, 3 fitec-rs £8 17s Cxi to £9 o<l, 3 ai £'i lijp, 4 at £9 L's fid to Cll. 2 at £7 2s (VI. 2 cows £8; J. Meßride (T.ii:;ik:i). 11 heifers £5 17s o<l to £7. 7 ciiivs at i'o 17s (xl to £7; 11. J._Jlobinson (Waiknku), 0 steers £7 to £7 lon. Veal calvo.s sold afc Is 7d to oOs, according to size and quality. STORE CATTLE. There- was v very liir«e varrling of store cattle, the quality beinn fair tlirotißhont. There vrvw several con-f-iKiiments from the North. The demand was not so good as at somo previous sales, and prices were. a shade ' easier. Yearlings realised 225, fifteen to eighteen-month sorts .18s to £2 Bs, two-year steers £3 7 ?o iS H. , s f' t™ o -}-™"- heifers £2 8s *". V- 6r, < two •'>»<• a half year steers £4 1/s 6t\, three-year steers" £5 7s 6d to £(), three-year heifers £4 L's to £4 18s and dry cows 25s to £3. Southland cattle, of which there was a yarding/>f about 150 head, realised the following prices :—Yearlings 28s 6d, twoyear steers £2 8s to £2 17s. two and a half to three-year heifers £3 10s threeyear steers £5, three and four-year Btoore £6 19s. and dry cows 38s to J.O OS, DAIRY COWS. The yarding of dairy cows was of fair all-round quality, but -tho demnnd iliW i br i l?knPM ', a,KI Prices a ffioß'to'^iS!™ boinß mad * at from PIGS. Tho entry of pigs -was smaller than last week, alu , there was n fair demand i>l \tt !" ateS - Ch °Piw i '-s sold up to £4 10s, Large baw-.-ers 60s to 67s lighter 48s t<, 50s, equal to od per Ib • largo choppers -12s to 60s, £maj£r ? °,, 4 ? s ' e< l ual to Cxl Per lb; larco stores 32s to 365, medium 28s to 31 S ?£*?«? 12 **> 22s C,d, a line of about '>1 (3d making 12s (3d to