Good demand for one-year ewes
One-year ewes sold quite freely compared with better quality breeding ewes at the Addington market yesterday. The yarding of more than 14,000 adult sheep contained many lines of either light or one-year ewes which attracted steady support. Most of these ewes sold between $8 and $l2 while better quality breeding ewes made $l6 to $2O. Three mobs of annual draft Romneys from Banks Peninsula made $19.60 to $20.20 and good Corriedales sold round $l6. Good ewes with slightly lower mouths generally made $l4 to $lB. In the two-tooth section, attractive Corriedales fetched $22 to $26, but most of the remaining two-tooths made $l6 to $2O. . The top end of the store lamb market lacked the buoyancy of last week’s sale and prices for these lambs eased about $1 a head. Medium and light lambs, however, were In stronger demand which forced the price to rise about $l. Good lambs regularly made $lB to $2O, with occasional
i sales of heaviiy-woolled stock reaching $23. Mediums i fetched $l4 to $l7 and only very small, poor lambs made under $lO. The sheep yarding 1 contained 9000 lambs (comI pared with 3800 Ist week) and 14,400 adults (5500). Two lines of calves were a feature of a small yarding of 1 store cattle. Hereford steer calves from P. S. T. Davies, > of Kaikoura, sold at $272 and Simmental cross heifer calves from J. L. Fechney, Ashburton, reached $258. 1 All types of store cattle I sold well although prices did not reflect fully the recent ' rise in the beef market Good two-year-old steers made $460 to $5OO and 18-month steers reached $430. Sales included:— Adult ewes: J. E. Howden (Port Levy), 200 Romneys at $20.20; Estate S. Hall (Peraki), 234 Romneys at $19.60; H. Waghorn (Pigeon Bay), 153 Romneys at $19.60; J. M. and S. Armstrong (Akaroa), 180 Border-Rom-ney cross at $l6; Owhetero Partnership (Port Levy), 93 Perendales at $14.20; B; W. Page (Okuku), 446 Corriedales at $l2 to $16.20; L. M. Fitzsimmons' (Greta Valley), 60 Coopworths at $16.40;
Arres station (Fairlie), 500 four and five-year-old. Corriedales at $ll to $l6; Orton Bradley Park (Cbarterts Bay), 200 Romneys at $l7 to $17.70; A. F. and M. J. Croft (Omihl), 370 four and five-year-old Corriedales at $14.40 to $15.40. , Two-tooths: A. F. and M. J. Croft (Omihi), 220 Corriedale two-tooths at $20.20 to $22-20; Arres station (Fairile), 600 Corriedale two-tooths at $20.40 to $26.20; P. D. H. Bush (Parnassus), 190 Corriedale two-tooths at $20.80 to $21.60; P. J. and J. M. Hoban (Culverden), 100 Corriedale two-tooths at $21.60 to $25.80. Store lambs: Palmdale Farm (Omihi), 315 at $12.80, to $17.60; M. E. Carter (Hanmer Springs), 144 at $lB to $22; P. A. Waghorn (Chorlton), 299 at $10.40 to $l9; R. D. and J. A. Waghorn (Little Akaloa), 157 at $ll to $l9; E. H. Lunn (Hanmer Springs), 299 at $13.60 to $19.60; Homeslee Holdings (Rakaia), 508 at $l7 to $23; Keaste and Crowe (Rakaia Gorge), 416 at $15.60 to $l9; G. Thompson (Oxford), 516 at $10.40 to $l3; K. D. Hamilton (Kaikoura), 472 at $l3 to $17.70, and 257 ewes at $11.60 to $l5; J. van
Rooyen (Kaikoura). 332 at $l5 to $21.40; Greenhills, Ltd (Kaikoura), 487 at $l5 to $21.30; R. H. Thorne (Kaltuna), 128 shorn at $13.40. * Eighteen-month cattle: M. G. Urquhart (Kaikoura). 30 Hereford steers at $396 to $402; J. R. Wilson Partnership (Hanmer Springs), 9 Angus steers at $370, and 8 at $340; Cora Lyn Partnership (Eyreton), 8 Hereford steers at $320, and 19 heifers at $244 to $276; M. Wards (Irwell), 18< heifers at $244 to $354; 6 steers at $276; W. W. and J. A. Gray (Kaikoura), 15 Angus and Angus cross steers at $32; J. A. Elder (Amberley), 16 Hereford steers at $430, and 12 heifers at $372; G. L. and P. F. Ferguson (Sheffield), 34 Angus cross heifers at $342 to $394. * Adult cattle: J. G. Laidlaw (Kaikoura), 10 two-year Angus cross steers at $472; G. W. Simes (Wainui), 10 twoyear Hereford steers at $500; L T. and R. Giltrap (Leeston), 8 two-year Simmental heifers at $390. Calves: P. S. T., Davies (Kaikoura), 6 Hereford steers at $272, and 8 heifers at $242; J. L. Fechney (Ashburton), 8 Simmental cross heifers at $258, and 7 at $234.
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