JOHNSONVIULE PRICES.

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 58, 6 September 1934, Page 8

JOHNSONVIULE PRICES.

Wright, Stephenson, and Co., Ltd., and Abraham and Williams, Ltd., report that a full yarding of cattle and an average yarding of cheep came forward at the Johnsonville ' stock sale held yesterday. The cattle Yarding comprised good quality extra heavy weight bullocks, which met with keen competition. Hpavy mediumweight bullocks were in demand, cowe and heifers were of good quality, and met with akeen rale. Prices for cattje were firmer'than las»t week's rates. No vcalers were yarded. The sheep' yarding comprised good quality medium wethers and heavyweight cues. Wethers were dull of sale 'and showed a decline on last week's rates. Ewes met with a good sale at late rates. Hoggets wcro yarded in larger numbers than uMial. Cattle—Prime extra heavy show bullocks, £12 10s, £12 us, JCII IDs, £11 10s; prime extra heavy bullocks, ill), £9 12s, £9 Ss, £9, £8 16s; prime heavy bullocks, £.8 10s, £8 &=, £8 4s. £8, £7 17s; heavy bullocks, £7 13s, £7 9s; extra prime heavy cows and heifers, £7 15s, £7 11s, £7 6s, £7, £6_ 18s; prime heavy cows and heifers, £o los, £5 10s, £5 6s,1 £5 3s, £4 Us, £4 ss,

£4. , ~ Sheep.—Prime extra heavy •weUiers, 32s- prime heavy wethers, 30s Gd; medium, wethers, 28s Od, 28s, 265; prime extra heavy ewes, 29s 2d, 295, 28s lOd, 28s 6d. 28s 3d; prime heavy ewes, 275, 26s 9d, 26s 6d; medium civ«, 2os 3d; heavy hoggets, 21s, 20s; light hoggets, 18s lOd, 18a 7d. "