THE MARKETS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6313, 13 September 1907, Page 3

THE MARKETS

STOCK. j UPPER HUTT. | Dalgety and Co., Ltd., report having I held their usual sale at Upper Hutt yes- i terday. A full yarding of cattle came | forward, and almost all lots were .read,., i disposed of. The entry principally com- i prised heifers and cows. Prices ruled -as follows: —Springing heifers A2 8s to A.' 16s, springing cows A2 13s to -£2 16s_. bulls 37s to 10s, yearling heifers 21s to 275, yearling steers 24s to 27s fid, 2-year-old steers A2 4s, 2J-year steers A 3 16s. empty cows A2 6s. Trap and harness A 7, 6-year gelding Al2 10s. PALMERSTON. (Special to the <f N.Z. Times. ”) Abraham and Williams, Ltd., report Entries in all classes were below the average. Fat wethers 275, 23s Bd, 21s fid; fat ewes, 18s Bd, 15s; light fat bullocks, A 7 10s; yearling steers, A2 4s; weaner steers, 30s; yearling heifers, 20s to 275; springing cows, A 4 to A 10; store cows, 30s to A2;i bulls, A 3 10s to M 12s fid. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., report Giving to wet weather the number of sheep advertised did not come forward. There was a fair yarding of cattle. Eighteen i months steers, 37s fid; 2-year steers, • ■small, £2 17s; fat> and forward empty, heifers, £i; store ’ heifers, 30s; empty, heifers, 355; yearling steers, 30s. The Loan and Mercantile Company re-! ports Only a .small entry of sheep and cattle came forward. Hoggets, 16s 4d; woolly hoggets, 18s Id; fat ewes, 19s; vearlings, 29s fid: 2-year heifers, A2 X7s fid; cows in calf, A2 15s to A 3 15s;, springing cows, A 6 10s to A 8 ss; 2-year steers, A 3 14s.