DALGETY AND CO.'S REPORT.
Messrs Dalgety and Co. report at Westfield on Wednesday an average yarding of beef slightly better than last week. Choice prime ox sold at equal to £1 14/ per 1001b., medium to prime £1 10/ to £1 12/, inferior to £1 9/, cow and heifer prime £1 10/, others £1 5/ to £1 8/
Veal.—A large yarding. Prices slightly easier.Runners 6/, good veal calves £2 10/ t» £3 10/, others 3/ to £1.
Mutton. —An average yarding. Prices ruled about the same as last report. Extra heavy prime e.wes to JM 6/, heavy prime 19/ to £1 4/, hoggets (extra heavy) £1 5/, others 1.8/ to £1 1/6.
Lamb. —A few pens of this reason's were sold. The best brought £1 11/;',, others 15/ to 19/.
Pork.—A very small yarding. Prices advanced 10/ per head. No choppers were yarded. Baconers brought £3 7/6, heavy porkers £2 S/ to £3 4/, light .CI 10/ to .£2.
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Northern Advocate, 5 September 1913, Page 6
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410DALGETY AND CO.'S REPORT. Northern Advocate, 5 September 1913, Page 6
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