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% AOUINGTON MARKETS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Clirlstchurch, Juno 20. .At. Addiiigton to-day tbcro wero largo entries of fat, cattlo and fat sheep, and moderate- entries in other deiiaxtmenle. Pat lambs sold at Into rates. Storo wethers were in better demand than ewes «nd lambs. Fat sheep wero very firm, exporters operating freely. Pal cflttlo wero somewhat irregular, two export buyers operating. Other classes'of stock sold at late rates. Store b'hecp."Two and fourtooth ewes, 30s. 4d. to 525.; four aud sixtooth ewes,-275. to 305.; six and eight-tooth owes, 3te.; sound-mouthed owes, 30s. 3d.; two and four-tooth wethers, 245. to 295.; four aud six-tooth wethers, 295.; six aud eight-tooth wethers, 295.; six sutd cighttooth wethers, 275. M.: cwo l?,mbs, 245. to 265. 9<1.; wether lambs, 18s. 6d. to 235. Id.; miied-sex lambs. 15§. llii. to 245. M. rw.t lambs: Kxtra prime, to 375. 3d.; prime, 28s. 6cl. to 33n. 3d.; medium, 255. 6d. to 285.; lighter sorts-, 225. to 255. Fat sheep: Extra prime wethers, to 60s. 6d.; primo wethers, 345. 6(1. to 455.; lighter wethers. 245. 6d. to 345.; extra, prime- merino wethers. 365. fkl.; merino wethers, 225. ?d. to 295. 7d.; prime owes, 33a to 405.; medium ewes, 295. &d. te 325. 6d.; lighter ewos, 225. 6d! to 295.; merino ewes, 265. Fat cattlo: Extra prirno steers, to £24 155.; pi'imo steers, £14 to £20; ordinary steers, £10 to £13 10s.; extra prime cows. £15 2s. 6d.; primo cows, £11 to £14; ordinary cows, £8 7s. 6d. to £10 lis.; extra prims heifers, £17 17s. 6d.; pr[mo heifers, £11 to £14 55.;. ordinary heifers, £8 ss. to £10 10s. Ktoro cattle: Yearlings, £2 17s 6d.; two-year steers, £6 10s.; twoyear heifers, £5 17s. 6d. to £6 2s. 6d.: threeyear c-teors, £10 10s. to £10 155.; three-year heifers. £10 10s.; dry cows. £4 to £8. Pigs: Choppers. £3 10s. to £6 125.; baconcrs, £3 12s. to £5 (cnual to Tie!, to 7Jd. per lb.). Porkers, <We. to 60s. (equal to 9Jd. to 9Jd. per )b.).° Small stores, 2&S. to 355.; weaners, 13s. to 18s.

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