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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19734, 26 September 1929, Page 16

AUOTIOM*. «. MATSON ANB CO. , AIUJtNUTON MARKET AS »OL ■ tout. SHKtP 11. MATdON aal CO. REPORT: - tgain u very email yarding <=»B ..ml lu t*ie section. Jo our oyiniou the inarktt untied no ri»o or lull on recent salesV <eU» isjipraaaien »«s gaiued in respev.t t» iho Ml* pric* *f hoggete. It waa generally . ..iilidartU that ho*-*ett *Kf« *'»»», «»' lh * t 4» purely owing tu llie U«-l that »h«t.p 01 in. dt>*i'»ii>tioa *»«• » (»>' better «lm, and consequent'/ better price* w*r* obwintd. Our vtperient-o i* ibitt the firmer generally buys -li««u if feed im available, regardless «£ other prospects, but owing to the continuation ut «*v«re fro*t* a larg«> percentage ol f«rmh, have au In«ii, mut consequently thu ••uying *lf»ngth u vi«y w*ek. Three pr four line* ef tin end lsrobs wero »old at the uric* rtiiimi from lli u> 14s all counted. H. MATSON *«d 00. OUOTB THB h'OLIiUWINO It AN< IB OIC VALUKat : Boundmouth *r*a*bt*e) awes 28s *>d, »*«"1 croi»urssl *w«e to IS* Id, tovrtuolk. ►>* -tooth, and uigtit tooth halfbred wether* itfu to 28s, Cornedal* w*thara tS» od, full-mouth halfbreii .w«l and Ulna* 11* )■> 1*». luedium crossbred »wi» hogget* 38* 'id. ordinary wether hogget* half bred awe hogget* *os Bd- _. ._ ~ iart*rfer=J wether iioggstta 32s to 3i)« ad. FOR BEST RESULTS CONSIGN TOUR STOCK TO U. MATSON mid CO., APPINUTOV tAT BUiwfcl' H. MATtfON and CO. REPORT. Ta* entry eemprlsed about 40iw u> tins department. |u reviewing the market as » wliolu th« eatalogu* w«a a disappointing oua, »• there wm many pass at afled wethers and many peas ef mixed wools, and a good proportion of light shearers, and many connigaaienta w*r» looking white and hnrab in i hair appearance. The attendance throughout «ti an average one, and the buying u»v«r, vita the exception, of one of the meal trading house*, rested in the hand* of in* City pnrcha»*r. About half the market • ould b* elaaaad a* wall tlniabed ion signmean, and the balanea et th« market rvpre»aal*4 aba*» that war* allppiug back in condition. All well Hniihad abeep »era tailing "n • la»*l with previous rata*. Some of tha Sht weighla may have told a ah»de better. » balaae* of the or try, repraaenting backKurd iiliftp, or »h«eu that had Ju.it failed to b* propariy Unlahed, ware aalling consist •Btly throughaut the market at a ahade easier i has tk* pi*»iou« w«*k. *« a»liw*t» from 1* i* 9t put a**d. W* quote.—Exhibition weth•ri 48* to SBa lid. heavy wethara 40a t* «sa, prima Sea ts S9a, medium 30s to 345, others -fls to 3Vi; exhibition ewes 41a to 48a, heavy «wea ••« to 40a, prima UOs to 33i, medium iOs to 3Ua. others 34a to -J7s. Kom* el H. Uatioa and Oe.'a principal aalaa war* as follows;—On account of Mr R. I.'. Horry (nalswell), wether* to 42« lod; Mr J. ft. Belcher (Kirwee), wethers -10* tod, Mr Jes. Dysart (Kirwee). ewea to I'Ja 4d; Mr Oeo. Oreave* (Lincoln*, ewes ru .His lOd; Mr Sam Braith (Oust), ewea to .'Ha 7d; Mr W. J. Clinton (Oarfleld), wethers to 42» 10d; Meaira Kvana Bros. (Fernaide), wether* to 35a 7d; Mr John Duggan i Southbridga). hoggets to 39s 7d; Mr J. H. Hidga (Broadfleld). wntfaera to Mfis 7d. fOH BEST KKSUI-TS CONSIGN YOUR ■TOOK TO H. MATSON and 00,, ADDIKQTON. UPKJMU LAMBS. H. MATSOK and 00. BBPOKT:—The catalogue represented about 00 lambs. The best sold from (flat* fit. medium aOa to 335, •srl.T or light 30a to 395. Home of H. Mat •on and (Jo.'a principal aaloe were aa follows:—Mr L. J. K»i>ley, Bouthbridge, lambs lo 3s* lUd; Mr Jaa. l.owry, Irwoll, lamba io Slit; Mr U O. Crump, Bpringaton, lamba to litis, Miss I. Crawford, Yaldhurat, lamb at :4Us; Mr A. C. Greenwood, Southbridg<>, lamba to SDa Bd. Mr O. O. Smith, Broadfleld, lamb* to 85* 4d. tcm BEST BBBDLTB CONSIGN YOUR •TOOK TO H. MATSON and CO, AUDINGTON. "AT OATTLK. There was a total entry to day of '-'yo, which waa the smallest which has been yarded this year. Mataon and Co.'a quota waa 70 head. Tha quality throughout was • not so sood aa that yarded the previous week. Keen competition wa* forthcoming for all Jtaht beef, and prioaa compared favourably with Wednesday last- Heavy cattle, however, were not quite ao much in demand, and w* conalder that value* for these were easier trow iaa to 36s per head, making an approximate drop of !is per 1001b. The North Island waa represented in all by about 50 bead. There were one or two nice trucks (roam the We»t Coast, and also aomo heavy tows from Southland. Prices per 1001b were a» follows:—Heavy ateer beef *9a to 525, handy weights to 85a, prime 60s to 63», medium 47a to 80s; best heifers 53s to 555, prim* 80* to 83s, others down to 48s; best tows 48* to 80s, extra to 555, medium 42s to 455, light 40s to 435. others down to 375. Th* following were prices per head: —Steers, heavy *S3 10s to JttS 7s od, prime £lO 1()S to MM lit, medium £l6 10* to £lB 10s, light unfinished down to £l4; heifers, heavy XI• to Jl7 17a «d, one extra apeclal to £36 Ift «d, pUme «14 10s to £l6 10a, medium #lB Ills to «H«, plain £ll to £l3, unfinished down to £9; rows, extra heavy £l6 10s to £l7 ITs 6d, one show beast to £2O 17s 6d, prime Jia to £ls 10s, medium £ll to £l3 las, plain «* 16s to £ll, others down to £«, Home of If. Matson and Co.'a principal sales were as follows:—On account of North Island Client, 30 steers £33 17s 6d t* £»6 2s «d; Messrs Ba I linger and Cas>idy, Woodeod, • steers, £l6 as 6d to £l6 7* Od; Mr H. Bennett, East Eyretoii, 5 steers up to £lO 8s 6d, 9 cows £IS 7a 6d *n« iia 18* 6d; Client. 1 cow, £l4 7s 6d; Mr A. W. Ernmatl, Bhirley, J cow, £ia 12s •id I heifer.£B 17* 6d; Mr W. Low, Styx, 1 cr-vr £lB 'Ja 6d; Mr H. J. Macartney, Tal Tapu, • eew*. *IS 17* Bd to £l6 12* «d: Miss P. Phillloa, Weedons, 1 cow, £l6 1»» «d; Mr W. rhlllipi. Weedens.l heifer 113 T» flo"; Mr J. Beese, Southbridge, 1 "Wl BIm'mICWI COOT Wit YOUR B-KrCK TO H. MATBON and CO., AOOIHOTOK. •AT "IO REPORT. K. MATSON ••«, 00. RBPOBT ; --Ther. as a medium yarding «f »ork, » total of *• balag lorward, of wkfeh Mataon *n4 , but tha demand for inferior piga which, in our opinion, should h*T* b**» in the slor* pans, «•■ anything but brisk. In • number of cases venders would do a lot b*tt*r for themselves if they i»»e their piga another fortnight s feeding, as in th* ess* to-dar » fair part of the yarding laoked the noeesaary bloom which attracts the batehor'» '!•• B . a l n »'* "J values: Ohopperi £2 10* to £5 lie «d, pot* :2. TT ma. iT—-- M .b K7« t« 78a ad. aTerdeeaand In thia Motion waa brisk through■nt at a sllfht iner**** ot* vnluea rulfng *» 16s to 131, average 7d to 7jd per STORE PIGS. H MATBON and CO. REPORT:—There was a tarte yarding in this department a total of 380 being forward, of whlct H. Matson and Co/s quota was 167. The fardina wss mad* up evenly of weaners and mtdium star**, the demand throughout was irv«i«l*r. •»<» towards th* cloying eU»** a«l*s wer* hard to make, an* prioes showed • e*B*rder*bl« drop on late rat**. Rang* of val***: Urg* ator** 37a to Sla, m*dium 32s to Jds, slips l«a to J 1»; weaners, good Ids t*> 18s «d. Inferior 7a 6d to 13a. „^.„ TO* BEST RESULTS CONSIGN TOUR STOCK TO H. MATSON and CO, AOBINOTON. CALVES. 11. MATSON and CO. REPORT: To-day a yarding waa much smaller than tail week, consequently values showed a good advance and all lota were cleared with a free sale. Again 'he hulk of the entry comprised ealvee on th* bucket, very few •f th* larger sort* Bndlng their way to th* »*•! peoa. V*lue* wer*: —Small calve* 18* lo 78*. medium 98s to 87* fid. good 40* to 62s *&, best 55s to £3 16s, medium runners /* to £5 IDs. good £5 12s 6d to £T. beet £7 Ba to £8 10s. TOR BEST HKBULTB CONSIGN TOUR STOCK TO H. MATSON and CO., ADDIXQTOJ'. DAIRIFcATTLE. H. MATSON and CO. REPORT.— There wa* ■ small yarding of SO head in this section, of whtoh H. Matson and Co.'a quota was 3-1 The quality was poor with a f*w exception*. Most of th* cattle showed kiga* of th* shortage of feed. Good eowe sold at late rates, while the backward aorta met with a dragging sale. We quote tha following rang* of values:—Best second and third calvera to £ls 10s, good £l3 to £l4, medium £!> to £ll. aged and Inferior £5 to £B. best heifers to £ls 15s, good £ll to 118, medium £8 to £lO. others £6 to £7 10s. , fOH B»8T RESULTS CONSIGN YOUR (STOCK TO H. MATSON and CO., AUDINOTON. STORK CATTLE. K. MATSON and CO. BJBPORT.— Th«r» wa* • aond**eript entry in this department today, th* majority of th* pens Weing mad* up of old cow*. On* pen of two and a half to Shree-yasx-old atear* made Jll Be, a pen of two-y*»r-old* mad* £9, mlz*d tex yearling ste*rs from £5 3a, boat cow* AS lis. medinm em £0 10s, *th«ra aad potters SB. Ther* was keen oompetltion forthcoming for bulls, wuleh wer* sold from £6 to *T. FOR BEST RBBULTS OONSION YOUR TO M. MATSON and 00, 1(780*