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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19940, 29 May 1930, Page 18

AUCTION*, H. MAISOJJ AND CO. MATSON AND CO. BJSPOBT OJ ALDINGTON MARKET Afl FOLLOWS:— PLEASE TAKE NOT*. Owing to tha King a Birthday falling on Tuesday, «>une 3rd, the next ADDINGTON MARKET will b« held on THURSDAY, JUNE sth. H. MATSON and 00. STORE SHEEP. LAMBS—H. MATSON and CO. report yery small entry, Comprising sbout 1000, »oetly smail consignments. J-rices were on All four* with the previous week. We quote: ilffe iambs Irom 15s to 16a 9d; fair ,ambs, ail grade*. 12s to 14s 6d, average 10s to J2», medium is to 9s Od, others 4s (id to Ca 6d. Some of the sales were as fo.lows: 74 haifbred ewe lanios, weil-woo.ied and weniroWn 16s 9d; 31 three-quarterbred ewo fauiba, 15e 9d; 30 ditto, ISs; 54 ditto, l.s id 40 three-quarterored lambs, weii-wooueu, ve.l-tfrown, a bit p.ain in condition, 14b Od; S3 ditto, J3s »d; 133 wel.-grown lambs, bacuw»rd condition, 12s; 40 ha.lbred lamps, we.lpolled, good frames, Us 9d; 90 hatred v ether/kmbs, email, 4s 9d; 90 haifbred wether, lambs, small, 4s 9d; 88 Cormda.6 IS lambs, snia... Us sd; 90 half bred i-et,h*r lambs, ditto, 7s Bd. ADVLT SHEKP—H. MATSON and CO. report in this section an entry of about isiM>" Mie greater portion of the catalogue tepYfc 3 6nted l& ewes and backward wethers. Included in the catalogue was rather an attractive line of Peninsula four, six, and eighttudth three-quarterbred ewes; also a line oi fashionable North uanieroury Uorrieda.bi« uUth ewe. and one or two pens of foruarcl wethers. The attendance was small. Competition was, very dragging, but »»«*'<»'£ the whole of the entry changed bunds at ■.ttctidn.' for backward Sheep or for aeoo; Jheep prices showed no improvement, but tb»r«'wM an advance of 2s «d to »s on the be'Ur. g»de of young ewes and <orw»rd wether* «faowed better values. 'ihe under mi,Vitn,««d represents some of the actual Toympmwv good line; 2V» 6d; 12S three-quarterbred ewes, foSr, six and eight-tooth, mated with hngMsh Leicester rams, es Banks Peninsula, i*» ail t»7 haifbred «wes, four, *ix. and eight; tooth mated with Southdown rams, 18* ■»«. et haifbred •*/•*. small frames, mated with hSifhredl rams. 18«; 70 ditto four and sixEngiisU Leicester rams 18s id. The balance of the ewe portion'of the catalogue represented mostly old ewes ,nd nondescript sorts, and they realised nrtefes anywber* from 2* 6d to IBs, * WETHERS-tteod haifbred two-teoth ■wether*, pice eapby sheep, 17s 7d; 10 three: quarterbrid two-tooth Koowey ero»» wethers, frod frames. 17s »d; 34 two andfour-tooth titto, 17™ 8d! 40 half-bred wethers two. tooths, "a 3d: 69 haifbred *« and eighttooth wethers, 13s lOd; tfO halfbred wethers, iv.'o-tooth, 14* 8d; 70 halfbred wether*, big; framed sheep, six and eigbt.toeth, H» 3d, 74 halfbred wethers, two-tooths, 13s 4d, ine biilaaeo of the entry represented mostly aged yethem, tbin.pelted and baokward u» condMon,' which recorded prices from ?b 6d *o 14*.' FOR BEST RESULTS CONSIGN YOUR BTDCK TO H. MATSON and CO., ALDINGTON. ~: TAT BSEEP^ H. MATSON and CO. report the total entry in* thla-section was 3800 sheep, the Bulk of tip.•at?;' wm w»d ß «P o< owe*, good wather* being >n short supplies. Prices Irons th* outset showed a slight advance on last week's ratea, and at the time of re* jertlnr the market was showing a firming tendency, all Jots being keenly We quote;— Best wethers 39s to 325, medium 25s to"9l*, other* 19* to 945; best ewes SUb lojlows:^—On account of Ux J. H. Ridge, Broidfiald. wethers to Sis Mr A, W. Adams, Sheffield, owes to 80s 4d; Te Kinga Land'and Timber Co., wethers to 30s od; etieat, wethers to 88* 10d, awe* to IB* 4d; Mr G. Tf. Wright, Annat, ewes to 81s 4d; l(r B. Dampier-Orossley, Rotherhara, ewes to :19s 164; Mr V, !■ Andrews, Ts Perita, wethers to 23* 7d, ewes to 19s 4d; M?.S. Bmith, Oast,' ewe* to 24* lOd. FOB "BEST BEeUIiTS CONSIGN YODB . MATSON Wd CO., ADPINGTO&. '■-TAT LAMBS. H, XATSOW and- 00, report ia this tteetion t*o entry to comprise 8791. In reviewing the market a* a whole ve are of the opinion thai the quality wo* somewhat bettir, Prices opeped at a slight advance on the previous VMk'B rates, and remained Arm throughout. Competition was kgen and export buyers were operating freely. Range of prices is a* follow* ;^—S»tra-prime lamb* up to ?7s 7d, good 94* to'£os 6d. medium 20* fld to 23$ ad, light and plain i7s,fid to SOs. Some of H, MATSON and CO.'s principal Mil* were a* fo»ow»i—On ncoount of Mr Wi Lflloy, Southbrldge, lambs to 20s Id; Mr 3. W. Itdry. 0«O»d, to 38s 7dl T* Kinga L«ad *ad Timber Co., lamb* to 23s lOd; Mr* Cog«n, Darflold, Jamb* to 28* 4d; Mr G. fitsnley, IJarewood, to 31s lOd; client, lamb* rjfb» »asT \-vs9tfvch consign ?otra iVOOK. TO .K. MATSON and CO., ■■,: . ■ ~ . : 'TAT CATTLE. ■ ' ■ 1 B. CO. report there-was an •ntry to-day jn this section of 46S head, compared with 30$ last week. On tha whole »nd qtwHtj'' W»a disappointing. Apart from consignments, seat forward by Messrs Sh«rpe Br«s„ Sir Heaton Rhodes, Tai Tami,, and Mr ;W, Gray, Koiluna, tho bal. 4nc6 of th« yarding !*f M lot to be desired. Tho nfarket; oi»en«d briikly on good quality tattle, and for these there was. » rise of •», Per.UOOIh. «aia and unfini«h«d «»ttlo itaild on » par with /W*d»*«d*y last. Prime hepdywelghts were 90* dearer per head, and tht geriarar tono of the market *e«med slightly f»or«.-,btto3r»nt, ■, ■■ > jp. and 00. Quote the following 0. and 00. quote the foHqwing «««;;•!• ffilWi jpor 1001b!—STEERS! B*trS *e»vy,,9T*.it« 40*, prime handy.welgbts 40s V 29s to 84* fld. HExFEKS: <■«>. ™,..„ 1?* 80* to 83s, pl«m down to 9.°>- POWSt Best to 89*. prime 88* to 30s, 26s .to 97*. other* down to 245. jHT. MATBON aodngO. quot« tho; fdllowlng 'iS'\ p *ls«*i:~§*»Sßßi **»»• heavy *l7 )» to XIB it 6d, prime m to ue ss, -to 'S4, %ot. ' ™«.—w« on B *JJ' KSiSULTS CONSIGN YOOR W%T$. % ' and «S H. MATSON and CO.'-report:— There wa» tar than those l the bacon section 136 ■f a i.f^W« n t«« ; «»•'total offering. Value* rt Wir *«p»rtment wjr« on • par with those •sS' , !fi:li' l l» w^i i - V * ,n . M wera: Choppers 2*Vr.l> o ''kers.97*.Sd to £8 9a 6d, average J|4 to SJd; baconera *8 14s Od to £4 4s «d, >t»T»; to,£4 19* «d, average prlie 6d to did. ' L. STORE! PIGB. • : m ?*■ MA »Tft ON: »;» d ' 00. report:—There was *A^ t ßL*?* rJn »' °* J«0, Of whl«b H; MATSON aaf 00-. handled 82. The demand throughowt -w«« igood, and price* were showing an »*V»i»oo : 'ob thoao, ruling last week. Value* I.'l*rg« «6r« 30* to 86s 6d. medium .*.< t9 'J i * ma " ao * ta 24s Sd, slip* l{T|»tofJ»ft..floVjlrtanertjT* Od to 11a Od. era bkbt ' mavLTB consign yorjß >OK' TO H. MATSON and CO., '■,: ■'£» :; '•■' . "calves: ' :». < MATSON and CO. report tha yarding f»v/thlp,-*odtloit to, be smaller than usu»l, wKJB only * meagre pereanUge ,of good prime *WlliW *He»(sT«r, owing to the lighter entry, p>l«e*' Showed an appreciable advance on late **&*,{ ill' lot* being cleared. Values were: Sm*n e*l»e« 90* to 88s, medium 30s to 3gs, g«P 40a to 58s fid, b«*t 55s to £3 7s 6d: 7* ,«d »«.« B*. beat /S 71 Od te iCO 10s, •artro h«Avjr to £7 Ids Od. PATRY' CATTLE. % MATSON and CO, report:—There was t ; f«l»r yarding-o"f 87 head, of which K. v«| compflMd of nondescript sort*. 1 few a»e«ptloiu. . The few quality cows for*«lH!.nt4t with a raadj- sal* and we had the; T»J«»»urt of tonping th« «owin»rk«t with an; •VeipMonalty «n« FrJ««J*n cow from Mr T. TEj|Q}lb»rfc.'« Leoiton, nt t%9± Th«r« w*re.' . «t*|' helf^a,. fenvard. Mr' P, .Crump, of; T , „..J9' t h«lf4r »t Jsgns. The market; 4MJ W'o(»aild»r»d" higher on quality eattle. »W!«,.eowß in proflt and inferior cattle met. with A' dragging »l«; Value* w«re: Best •eflftnd and Third «»lv«rs to £lB, food £l3 falpr.l9 I 0« to *TI b«»t hei*«'« to £ls 16*.; o4m *l9*to «4 16*. medium *9 to £1?. oVher* i«it« |9.;; ■-.'•. ■ : X-' .', \ BTORB ..OATTI-B, . - *nd OQ. f«pe?t:~-The market I* «««t»»n '»*'• practically tho tame a* laat wsUt,'. No quotable line* were forward. !*fm-»JSST BEst?tTiß CONSION Yd.OR Wvt&. M 790?