COMMERCIAL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 160, 4 July 1918, Page 1

COMMERCIAL.

STOCK SALES. Dalgely and Co.. Ltd., report having held two most successful clearing sales' ' during last week. We offered m\ tho 26th ultimo, on beha'f of Mr J. Rose, all his live and dead stock on his f arm. _ at Takaka. :A large mnmber of people present and every aa-tvclo mot with a ready sale at most satisfactory prices. In 'the live atocg, tho dairy cowsi met with lively competition, and oil realised god monev Prices': £6 S's, £7 ss, £B, £8 ss. £9 ss, £9 15s. £lO. £lO 16s; - breeding owes 26s 6d ; hoggets" 21s 3d ; rams I', tcuineas : sow £4 7s 6d : yearlings £3: farm implements, etc.. rav-liss-ed' good values. On the 28th we held a Hearing salo at Awa on behalf of Mr T. "Frat-er, which was well a Mended, the bidd'i'ii'g - being most spirited throughout the sale. All the implements. harness, etc., were offered in excellent condition, and the prices realised in consequence wr inov than hiiti'sfaotory. Th live stodv was all ilu_ good order,, mid brought price* considerably above tho*e ruling ill the late stock sales. Prices: Kwes in lamb 3ls : hoggets 21s ; rams to , "uineas. Cattle : Woancirs .34 7« 6d ; 18 to 20 months £5 Ist 6d, £5 17s 6d. £7 s>-; heifers', timing ealvers. £6, £6 7s 6d, £6 12s 6d; cows £8 to £9 10s. day cows £8; I'alt bullock* Gl3 ss; pigs, weaners, 18« 6d : sow £3 10a All J arm implements, vehicles, toollsi, et;\. brought lull value",