FEILDING STOCK SALE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 76, 26 February 1938, Page 4

FEILDING STOCK SALE.

HUGE ENTRY OF STORE SHEEP. CATTLE ENTRY LIGHT. Tho Folding stock sale was held yesterday in fine weather. Tho yarding of store sheep exceeded all expectations'; all the available pens were in use and the entry included some choice pons of breeding ewes, competition for which was strong. The highest prices for two-tooths were 43s and 43s 2d. Lambs were penned in considerable numbers, and values for those were exceptionally good. Fat sheep occupied two full races. The cattle entry was light. STORE SHEEP. Among the sales effected were tho following:—Lambs: Wethers, 69 on account Mrs England, 15s lOd; 77 (shorn) on account M. D. Colquhoiin, 20s Id; 33 (woolly) b.f.’s on account Id. Cornfoof, 18s 6d, 66 at 14s 8d; 180 (shorn) on account M. D. Golquhoun, 18s 6d; 248 (dealer’s line), 16s lOd, 228 at 14s Id; 60 (woolly) on account Mrs England, 18s 3d; 82 (dealer’s line), 10s Id; 84 (woolly) on account H. Campbell, 13s 7d; 136 b.f.’s on account B. Winder, 15s 6d; 39 (woolly) on account Massey College, 15s 7d, 52 b.f.’s at 16s 4d; • owes, 51 on account K. Price, 17s 8d; 42 i on account F. Mcßeth, 19s lOd. | TWO-TOOTHS.

Wethers. —103 on account F. McMilridgc, 21s; 34 (woolly Suffolk) on account “Westerhill,” 17s lOd, 31 b.f.’s at 17s 6d. Ewes: 29 (dealer’s line) at 32s 4d, 40 at 24s 6d; 42 on account Coulter Est., 25s Id; 118 (dealer’s line), 37s lOd; 45 on account Mr. Boydon, 325; 19 on account Mr Matheson, 35s Id; 53 (dealer’s line), 325; 42 on account D. B. Rowe, 30s Id; 83 on account F. Lethbridge, 32s 6d; 60 on account Craig Est., 295; 43 on account Id. Wicks, 245; 184 on account E. hi. Lloyd, 30s 6d; 130 on account Id. Brown, 435; 245 on account A. S. Brown, 42s 2d and 43s 2d; 235 on account J. A. T. Brown, 40s and 395; 98 on account J. B. Chrystall, 36s 3d'; 62s on account E. Bcazer, 26s 3d; 49 (dealer’s line)., 29s lOd; 46 on account Whiskic Bros., 325; 80 on account W. Iv. Laing, 28s; 71 on account W ; D. Marshall, 33s 3d; 20 on account J. B. Chrystall, 38s 9d; 90 on account R. W. Brown. 3us 6d; 81 on account C. Brown, 36s 6d; 20 on account R. Will, 395; 40 on account J. G’allesen, 355; 40 on account W. B. Faulding, 30s 9d; 25 ion account E. Haycock, 255. FOUR-TOOTHS.

On account E. G. Thompson, 221 at 355, 145 at 31s 9d; 51 on account H. Wicks, 265; 47 (4 and 6-tooth) on account R. W. Brown 325. . FOUR AND FIVE-YEAR.

On account 11. P. Clare Est., 170 at 21s; 449 on account E. W. Ross, 245; 255 on account A. R. Bartlett, 28s 9d; 400 on account R. McDonald, 22s and 24s Id; 202 on account dealer, 17s; 357 on account. R. McDonald, 25s 6d; 139 on account D. G. Forlong, 29s 3d; 204 on account IV. T. Pratt, 23s 3d; 94 on account dealer, 21s; 175 on account J. J. Murphy, 20s; 225 on account W. T. Pratt, 30s Id and 225 at 24s 6d; 145 on account W. Davis and 28 at 28s lOd; 333 on account C. W. Hole, 19s 3d; 138 on account B. McLeod, 16s 4d. SIX-YEAR. On account H. D. Marshall, 196 a£ 24s 6d; 422 on account dealer, 14s 9d; 233 on account B. McLeod, 16s; 313 on account Short and Son, 20s 6d. MIXED AGED. On account Flock House, 186 at 20s 4d; 236 on account W. Williams, 235; 296 on account Flock House, 19s 2d. FAT SHEEP. Prices for fat sheep were easier compared with recent quotations. Two weeks ago the prices rose 2s a head and yesterday saw values back to normal. Among the sales effected were the following lines: —Lambs: 3 on account D. W. ltoid, 20s 3d, 8 at 17s 9d; 2 on account W. Price, 22s 9d; 4 on account Speedy Est., 225; 7 on account Mrs J. Shaplcski, 275; 3 on account Mrs 11. Adsett, 24s jd; 3 on account H. Dituner, 20s 8d; 2 on account J. E. Wingate, 235; 4 on account Gloyn and Son, 20s 8d; 18 b.f. 2-ths on account Mr Thompson, 24s 7d, 211 at 23s 6d; 1 on account E. Sutherland, 23e 6d; 2 on account M. Sanson, 16s 9d; one on account L. Cole, 245. Ewes: Eight on account G. W. Simpson, 17s; 9 on account L. E. D’Ath, 18s lOd, 4 at 17s 6d; 3 (S.D.) on account D. W. Reid, 265, 4 at 20s; 4 (S.D.) on account W. Price, 20s; 3 (S.D.) on account A. E. Anderson, 19s; 13 on account L. Harding, 19s 2d; 2 (maidens) on account 11. Dittmcr, 10s 6d; 18 on account J. Calloson, 20s, 19 at 17s; 33 on account D. Speedy, 18s 4d; 9 on account Mr Buchanan, 14s 7d; 17 on account B. McLeod, 18s; 5 on account A. W. Roberts, 15s; 19 on account G. Monrad, 16s 6d; 8 on account Miss Ivny veil, 235. Wot hem: One (b.f.), 225; 7 on account J. Whitehead, 24s 3d; 15 on account W.. Laughton 27s 6d; 26 on account D. B. Rowe. 23s 6d; 21 on account Mr Thompson', 275; one on account Bruce Est., 25s 6d; 2 on account Mrs A. Atkinson, 240 6d; 51 on account C. F. Johnston, 245; 2 on account Mr Wenzell, 255; 39 on account C. McKinnon, 265. 13 at 26s 6d; 29 on account Wanson Est.', 24s 2d; 2 on account L. Colo, 235. STORE CATTLE. Store cows and heifers sold to good competition with prioes fully firm. Quotations are:—Cows, £2 15s, £3, £3 ss, £3 7s 6d, £3 10s, £3 13s, £3 15s, £3 17s, £3. 17s 6d £4, £4 ss, £4 9s, £4 17s; heifers, £2, £2 6s, £2 7s 6d, £3, £3 4s, £3 10s, £5 2s 6d; weaner do., £1 12s '6d, £1 16s, £2 4s, £3 2s 6d ; weaner steers, £2 56; vealers, £2 17s 6d. DAIRY CATTLE. Only a few odd lines v'ere offered: Cow .and calf, £8; second calver, £8; spg. heifer, £7 2s 6d. . FAT CATTLE. Cattle in the fat section were keenly sought after at prioes on a par with late rates. Sales included the following lines: —Nine P.A. cows on account M. D. Colquhoun, £8 7s, 4 heifers on same account, £6 15s, £8 6s, £8 15s; one cow on account C. Nairn, £5 2s 6d. Quotations are: —Cows, £4 15s, £4 17s 6d, £5, £5 2s 6d, £5 ss, £5 10s, £5 15s, £6, £6 15s £7, £7 ss, £B, £8 6s, £8 15s; heifers, £4’l7s 6d, £5 55,. £5 10s, £5 15s, £6, £6 2s 6d, £6 7s 6d, £6 10s, £6 15s, £7 5s ; steers (two year), £6; (three year), £7, £B.