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Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2497, 10 March 1930, Page 7

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DALGETY’S FEILDING IREJPORX Dalgety and Co.’s Feiiding quotations: Fat ewes, 16s 4d ,17s lOd ; fat wethers, 26s to 26s Gd; fat wethers and maiden ewes, 245; fat b.f. 2tuoths 25s 6d; 2-th ewes, small, 23s Bd. 245; good 2-th ewes, 30s to 34s ; 4-tli to 5-year ewes,-24s 6d, 25s 6d, 5year ewes, 18s Id to 20s Id ; Woolly b.f. lambs, 14s Id, los lOd, b.f. shorn lambs, 14s id to 15s ltd; b.f. shorn lambs, 9s 9d t° 13s; small m.s. lambs; 11s “hi; cull lambs, 8s to 8s 2d; store ewes, 8s to 9s Oil; empty cows, £3 10s to £5, small 2-year heifers, r.w.b. £4 17s Gd; 18-inos. 7».A. steers, £7 18s; 3j-year Hereford bullocks, £ll 14s 6d; SU.vear S.H. bullocks, £11; fat cows, £6 to £8 2s Cd; fat heifers, £ll 12s 6d.

LEVIN’S FEILDING REPORT

Levin and Co report a. very big yarding of slieep at the weekly sale at Feiiding. The quality of the yarding was not up to the usual standard, the ewes penned, in the majority of cases were very rough, when the quality is taken ito consideration the prices must be considered satisfactory. Wo made a complete clearance of our yarding, with the exception of one pan of ewes. Lambs were slightly easier than previous sales. Fat sheep sold at ruling rates. The cattle entry was very slack, dairy cattle sold well, but 11 1 e entry of bullocks was passed. Weaner heifers were also hard to quit. In ne fat pen cows sold on a par with recent rates. Fat lambs, 17s, fat ewes 17s 3d to 21s, fat wethers, 235, 4 and 0-s’car ewes 13s to 18s, 4-tooth ewes, 31s 3d, 2-tooth wethers, 225, Romney wether lambs 12s 3d, ltomewe lambs, 18s, b.f. lambs ,14s 9d, Tos 4d; 33-year Hereford steers £9 6s ; store cows, £3 10s, £4 17s 6d, fat cows, £7, £8 12s 6d,; potter bulls, £8 12s 6d, £lO 17s 6d.