STOCK MARKETS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 27 August 1928, Page 10

STOCK MARKETS.

A HBAiLiTHY .POSITION. GOOD' ALL-ROUND- OEM ANT) The. .recent, sales in the district reveal a strong position in the stock market with good prices generally. But business tni.s week has shown, what lias been stressed again and again, that quality and condition are esesntaal if the demand is to be expected for at every .sale the second rate stuff commanded little attention. Fat cattle, are pretty scare, due to the need for more pasture improvement in the farm lands and there has been a drain from abroad, from Manawatu and other districts whose buyers have been operating recently. There is also, a shortage in fat sheep, due practically to the same causes. It .is certain that there is not so 1 much feed growth as would have been expected from the mild winter. This, however, is improving weekly and the late mild .rains will soon make their influence felt. . Dairy cows are still in demand but there Is not the same supply ,«of the best class of stock. There has been a great “sorting up” of the good stock, largely to go away. The vendors of the pedigree Jerseys this week. Coulters, of Blenheim, should be pleased with the results of the sale. Buyer? came from Manawatu, Gisborne, Waverley, Kai Iwi, Wanganui. and secured a large proportion. Two went away to. the Massey College for the herd which is being built up at Palmerston North. Pigs have been somewhat quiet and prices a little lower, but this lias actually been caused by the rather poor quality of the offerings.. . , Generally the position is good in the country for 1 ambings is at a high percentage and conditions very favourable, so that there should be few losses.. On the dairy farms cows, are coming in fast with a generally low proportion of calving troubles and large numbers of Ibdb'bv' calves are going to the freezing works.

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