TAT SHEEP EASIER.
PRICES' FALL AT FEILDING
(By Telegraph—Press Association.) FEILDING, November 22
The fat sheep market showed an appreciable decline in price levels at the stock sale , today, fat ewes especially easing by probably 2s to 3s a head. The small offering was rather lacking in quality, and butchers were not tempted to pay big prices. The store sheep market showed a firm tendency, though the small yarding detracted from the value of the sale as indicating market rates. In some cases venders had too ambitious a conception of the requirements, resulting in i their lines being passed at auction.! The fat cattle market had no signs of renewed animation, with no fancy prices, but there is still a good market for prime Jersey cows; no bullocks were offered. Cow beef made to 20s 1001b. The store cattle pens were largely neglected,, but the market showed a hardening tendency on the lines offered. The dairy cattle market generally was easier. Fat Sheep.—Prime woolly ewes, 22s 6d; light prime, to 22s 2d; prime shorn, to 18s 3d; light, from 15s lOd; prime wethers, to 24s Id; hoggets, prime, 25s 6d, light prime to 23s 4d; unfinished, from 19s sd. Stores: Ewe hoggets, good condition, to 325; fair, to 30s 6d; others, 22s 6d up; wether hoggets, good, to 21s 6d; other lines, from 18s; black faces, 17s to 19s sd.
Cattle —Dairy springing heifers, £2 10s to £5 10s, according to calving dates; springing cows, to, £3; cows in milk, to £4 ss. Fat cattle: Shorthorn prime heifers, £7 15s to £8; cows, £7 2s 6d; P.A. cows, £7 10s; Jersey prime cows, £3 18s 6d to £6 ss; heifers, £4 2s 6d to £3 ss; cows and vealers, £4 ; 16s; runners, £2 6s; vealers, 275. Stores: Forward cows, £2 4s to £2 9s; boners, tj> 37s 6d; heifers, r.w.b., to £3; yearling Jersey heifers, to £2 6s; Shorthorn steers, yearling, to £5 13s; two-year, £6 3s; heifers and cows, £3 6s; P.A. bulls, yearling, £2 4s; two-year, £3; cows, r.w. P.A. bull, £3; Shorthorn bullocks, £8 6s; Holsteiri cows, £3 15s;- empty cows, good condition, £4. . Poultry .—Hens, Is 8d to 2s 8d; cockerels, Is to 2s 9d; pullets, 4s'9d; ducks, 2s.
Pigs.—Weaners, 7s 6d to 14s; slips, 10s to-21s; stores, 20s to. 245; porkers, 27s to 355.
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 126, 23 November 1935, Page 16
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