WESTFIELD MARKET
STEADY DEMAND FOE BEEF. SHEEP VALUES EASIEE. (Special to "Northern Advocate.”) AUCKLAND, This Day. . There was a steady demand for beef iat the Westfield fat stock sale yesterday, with values generally firm at last week’s quotations. Extra choice ex brought up to £1 12/ per 1001 b, choice and prime selling at from £1 8/ to £1 11/. Prime young cow and heifer beef realised £1 5 /to £1 9/. Sheep were yarded in large numbers, and values were easier, especially for ewes. Heavy prime wethers made £1 9/ to £1 11/, and medium prime £1 17 to £1 9/. A large yarding of pigs sold readily at late quotations. Choppers brought £3 to £5, and heavy and medium baeoners £4 11/ to £5 1/.
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Northern Advocate, 18 February 1926, Page 5
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