MARKET REPORTS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14427, 18 July 1907, Page 5

MARKET REPORTS.

ADDINGTON

The entries ac A-aoiogion yesterday were somewhat linger mail last ueeii, aim tuoro wao a good aiaciiuaiice, uom dealers and tarnrers ueiug wed repxebViued. i. no w earner conditions were excellent, and me yarua were very nuica cleaner than lor some. vreeAs, past. liie cL.cftiiica.iou ol tho sheep and lamus iert muon co be desired, a nmmmr’ot inie.s wb.cii obv.ously suoull have been, in tbe stme pe.us bfcl-g classed as fats. The entries comprised olio c..t.k, id,s74 snoop, ami obV pigs. AAl' CATTI,... —-ilio 0.1 try Oeii.H-C<l 292 beau, some bmng or extra good quality. Stoers remised from £b las to i,iJ 10s, an extra g-od ounce* bringing x.i-1, honors ~a to &.£> zs od, extra am 2s ou, c-u-wR £4 os to £8 ibs, oxtiu a.y Am od to i-J-U i2s od. Beoi inado rroui 2m to Xo» per .luolb. fcpmiai sales wore: —.tor c-iiaffey and Buiouiy, y steers.at £0 m ml to £8 i>s uu; a. tanou/ii (iiiccarton), 14 steers at £< os to £ii; ix or in Island client, 3b ueiiors, at £7 to £9, 8 cows at £8 2s uu to .-.8 ibs; L. Wilson ('ieddiugton;, li steers at £8 'l& ud to io o« ; rta wits wot Estate, lb steers at £j los to -bit OS. , 1 V balers. — There waft a good entiy and lair comp.t.aou for an of prium quality. Trims ranged from is to o(E for medium quality and Horn 3m oi extra. A cult or extra pmae quality made £3 15s. , Store Caxiie/— The entry was only mode.ate, and prices weie on f P‘“ with those ruling last week. Old cot.* made from 30s to ods. f A small entry oi dairy cows found purchasers at prices ranging trout ills to zJI 10b. , , . pat bHEiiv. —In the fat pens then was a large entry, and mi me wno-m prices wore easier man Lst weelt. aitnough no a lip reel a hi© change in vaium has to be ieemued. The range oi pikes was:— itxira prune wetheis to 3<s bd, prune 2ls to 20s, 1-gEter ib» od to 2iits od, extra prune ewxs 3Lte to 355, prime 18s od. to 22s bo, nitd.um Lis ou to 17s, aged 9s to las, medium merino wethers its bd io ibs, prime 2bs Bd. The principal safes w or© s T. A. Stephens (.mve.L, 23 at 22s Jcl to 3<s bd; W. F. biuiwm (Liuhekl), U at 2os to 32s bd; clmnrs, IUB at 2os So to 2bs; IUo, at 2os; 2b, at 245; K. Mulligan (ushbuiton), 118 at 21s id to 2bs 2d; B. H. Thompson (Lone), 101 at 21s lOd to 2o« Id: T. Irfwur maker (Ot-ao), 60 su 22s id to 26s 9-d, G. ii. Judd (Waddmgton), 124 at 23s to 2& lid; 11. Seay (bpimgneld), 3b at 22s bd to 23s 3d; J. Sowdeu (Dunsandel), 2-8 at 22s lOd to 23s 3d; J. A. irioimes (iiangor), 168 at 22s BdL). Mulholland (Darfield), 31 Shropshucs, 22s to 22s 8d; R. Joimson (Ixirwee), 124 at 21s 3d to 22s 7d; J. Payne (V’aletta), 60 at 21s 22s id, Gardner Bros. (Bastoott), oO at lie, 9d to 22s 7d; A. Drummond (Lauriston)_, 21 at 22s sd; D. M’Millan (Dor.e), 105 at 18s lOd to 22s 4d; E. Hams (Courtenay), 62 at 21e 5d to 22s 3d; S. Hayes (W.st Melton), at 21s 7d; G. S. Plulkps (Templeton), at 21s 7d; A. Bouinois (Aylcrhury), 60 at 19s 4d to 21s 6d; John Btringiellow (Chertsey), 62 at 18s to 21s bd; J. Taylor (xialkett), 30 at 21e 3d; Brovvn Bros. (Dunsandel) 68 at 21s Id j Haivkswood Estate, 213 at 20s lid. 1< merinoes 10s bd; J. "Watson (Greend-ale) 63 at 21s Id; R. Bennetts (Bennetts), 60 at 20s lOd; G. A. Broughton (Southliridge), 42 at 19s to 21e; W. M’Sweeney (Kinvee), 46 at 20s 6d; client, 68 at 20s to 21s Id; W. B. Andrew, jun. (Southbridge), 23 mrnnoes at 16s 6d to 2Qs 6d; J. Bailey (Tctnpleton), 65 at 16s 8d to 18s 9d; W. H. Turner (Wa.ikari), 66 at 18a 4d to 19e sd; Campion and Watson (Waikan), 120 at 18s Id to 18a 4d; S. Hayes (Prebbleton), 27 at 18s; Cooper’s Estate (Killinchy), 51 at 18s Id; W. Fairweather (Eyrebon), 27 at 17s Id; J. O’Halloran (Glentui), 24 mennoes at 16s: clients, 31 merinocs at 12s 4d, 29 at i3s bd. Ewes—T. Derrett (Cnlverden), 4 at 80s to 35s ; A. D. MTlraith (Rakaia), 43 at 20s 6d to 22s 6d; W. B. Andrew, jun. (Southbridge), 37 at 225; client, 30 at 16s lOd to 21s 6d; W. Gardiner (Island Cliff), 18 Shropehires at 21s 6d; G. Cook (Springston), 42 at 17s lid to 20s sd; T. Dowling (Low'dLit), 110 at 11 s 3d to 19s 6d; W . F. Parkinson (Kaituna), 60 at 19k Gti; j. W. Sutherland (Tenmka), 60 at 18s Id to 19s; M’llraith’s Executoi-s (Glentunnel), 30 at 19s 4d; "W. Andeison (Flemington), 57 at 17s sd. to 19s; C. P. Murray-Aynsley (Methven), 31 at 17s 4d; G. S. Phillips (Templeton), 18 at 17s 3d; J. Moir (Methven), 58 at 15s 5d to 17s; T. Richards (Rakaia), 62 at 15s Id to 17s 6d; A. Todd (Waipara), 65 at 13s id to 165.3 d; J. Sowdeu (Dunsandel), 32 at los to 16®; Hawkswood Estate, at 15s Sd; J. Dean’s Estate (Homehush), 60 at 12s 6d to 14s; J- H- Elisor (Gust), 35 at 15s 3d; T. A. Stephens (Irwell), 20 at 14b 4d; F. Gilbert (Southbridge), 65 at 13s to 13s 3d; clients, 28 at 14s 7d, 75 at 12s 3d. Fat Lambs.— There was about an average entry. Competition was weak at the opening, but improved as the sale progressed. _ Last week’s prices were well maintained throughout, and the general tone of the market was firmer than at the previous sale. Good lambs commanded keen competition, but backward and unfinished lines wore in poor demand. Tegs realised from 19s to 23s 3d. freezers from 15s to 18s 6d, and. small kinds' from 12s to Ms i

6d. The principal srles were:—For A. Aldridge (Dun&andel), 60 at 19s lOd to 23s 3d; client, 37 at 19s 2d to 19s (kl; R. H. Thompson (Dorie), 11 at 19s Id; J. O’Hallon-n (G! ntui), 46 at 19-'; Gardner Bros. (Eftcott), 140 at 18s 4d; W. Bailey (Templeton), 69 at 16s 3d to 17s 9d; Jr. H. Ensor (Cuet), 96 at 17s Scl; G.‘S. Phillips (Templeton), 88 at 17e 8d; D. Buddo (Bakaia), 94 at 17s 3d; Gv Margin (YakP'urst), 66 at 13s 3d to 17s sd; A. H. Tirott (W-:cdfields). 374 at 16s Id to 17s 6d; F. Eight (Rolleston), 74 at 17s 6d; J, A. Holmes (Bangor), 33 at 14s lOd to 17s 3d; P. Manion (Wniau), 143 at 14s Id to 17s Ul; G. Trott (Springston), 17 at 17s Id; J. Garland (Bennetts.), 3 at 17s; A. Mowatt (Cheviot), 139 at 16s lOd; W. M’Sweeney (Kirwec), 70 at 16s 6d; Campion and Wats'ii (Wrikar:). 34 at 14s to 16s 2d; W. J. Lemon Gvdlinehy), 60 at 16s 9d: A. Bntlei (Mrdbury), 68 at 15s 7d; B’aley Bros, maiden). 280 at If* 3d; A. Bmrey NnrintrfiekP. 79 at l?e 7d to Vs 7d; R. W. Wood (Scargill, 30 r,t 14s Ed. p lGS .—There was a small entry in all classes, and good competition. Very few baconcry came forward, and these realised prices ranging from 50s to 6"«. equal to 4ld to od per lb; porkers 35s to 465. or old per lb'. In stores, weaners and sneke-s -eal : -~ed eroeUent prices, ranging from 10s 6d to 15s. GERALDINE. There was a good attendance' of buyers at the Geraldine stock sale yesterday. and the market had a healthy tone all through. There was an entry of about 8000 sheep, and the following sales were made:—Fat lambs—2 at 11s, 5 at 12s, 325 at 12s 6d, 100 at 12s lOd, 62 at 15s 3d, 120 at 14s 6d, 280 at 16s 2d, 7 at 17s, 13 at 17s, 101 at 17® 7d, 112 at 18s Bd, 410 fat and ‘forward lambs at 14s lOd. Fat wethers—327

at 16s, 30 at 17s 3d, 122 at 17s 4d, 23< at 18s 2d, 111 at 18s 4d, 15 at 18s Bd, 6 at 18s 9d, 7 at 19s 6d, 2 at 20s, 120 four and six-tooths at 20s 6d. Fat ewes —2o at 9s 6d, 43 half-breds at 10s 4d, 24 at 11s 6d, 22 at 12s 3d, 18 at 12s 4d, 21 at 12s 7d, 35 at 13s Id. Store lambs—so (mostly ewes) at 6s 9d, 144 at 8s (kl, 238 at 9s Bd, 231 at 10s, 450 at 10s, 12 at 11s 9d, 36 at 12s 2d, 87- at 13s lOd, 123 at 14s, 74 three-quar-ter-bred lambs at 10s 7d, 116 three-quarter-bred ewe lambs at 15s 2d, and 100 threc-quarter-brcd ewo lambs at 16s Id; 200 four, six and eight-tooth ewes at 21s sd, ,11 merino ewes in lamb at 8s 3d, 16 three-quarter-bred ewes in lamb at 12s, 400 full-mouth ewes in lamb at 16s 7d, and 200 at 17s. There was an entry of about 60 head of cattle. Prices were:—Fat steers £3 2s 6d to £4 16s, fat heifers £3 5s to £4 ius, tat cows £3 to £6 7e 6d, springers £3, calves 13s 6d. Pigs—6 weaners at 14s and 6 at 14s Cd. BURNSIDE. [Per Press Association.] DUNEDIN, July 17. Sheep.—239s wore penned. The entries were comprised of good sheep with a few pens of inferior sorts. The sale opened very slowly, but as it progressed prices improved ’to the extent of Is 6d to 2s per bead. Quotations— Best wethers 23s 6d to 27s 6d, extra to 28s 6d, medium to good 21s to -3s, light from 16s to 18s 6d, ewes 13s to 17s extra to 22?, inferior 11s 6d to 13s. La mbs.—Boo were penned, prices for prime lambs were much the same as those of last week, but unfinished sorts ttvre easier. Best lambs 16s 6d to 18s, extra to 20s 9d, medium to good 14a to 15s 6d, light 11s 9d to 13s. Pi vs.—Bo were yarded. There was a very small yarding of good quality and in consequence prices showed a large advance. Quotations— Puckers 14s 6d to 19s, slips 19s to 21a 6d, stores to 255, porkers 42s to 48s, lio-Tit bacon ere 64s to 665, heavy 765. Cattle.—2s3 were yarded. There was a large yarding of medium quality cattle and prices showed a decline all