WEEKLY MARKET REPORTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19551, 6 August 1925, Page 14

WEEKLY MARKET REPORTS.

Burnside, Wednesday, August 5. Fat Cattle. —An average yarding, 250 being penned. The- entry consisted principally of quality bullocks, with a fair sprinking of prime cows and heifers. The sale opened briskly at equal to last week's rates, but as the sale proceeded a slight ease was noticeable, which became more pronounced towards tthe close. Quotations:—Extra prime bullocks sold up to £27 10s, show bullocks £32, prime £2O tj> £23, medium £lO to £IS 10s, £l2 10s to £ls. extra prime cows and heifers to £22 17s Cd. prime £l6 to £l9, medium £lO to £l2 10s, light £6 to £B. The National Mortgage and Agency Company sold: For W. Dawson (Fortrose), 4 bullocks £22 17s 6d, 2 £2l 17s Gd, 1 £l6 10s, 1 £l7 10s: Mrs Lawrence -(Kaitangata), 3 £lO, 3 £ls 17s 6d, 1 £l4 ss, 1 £l2 17s 01; Jas. Lawson (Stirling), 7 at quotations. The Otago Farmers’ Cooperative Association sold: For Kemp Bros. (Hillgrove), 1 truck bullocks £22 7s Od; southern client, 1 truck at quotations; George Brown (Woodlands), 3 £2l, 1 £l9 15s, 2 £l7 15s, 2 £lO ss, 2 £l4 ss; W. HalJum and Sons (Waikouaiti), 3 £l9 7s Od, 2 £l9 ss, 2 heifers £l3 10s; Vincent Keid (Outram), 2 bullocks £l9 2s Cd; W. Bennett (Middlemarch), 1 £l7 7s Gd, 3 £l7, 2 £ls 7s Od, 3 heifers £l3 ss; Alex. Bissett (Momona), 1 £lO 2s Od; W. Lindsay (AJlanton), I£9 os. Donald Itcid and Co. sold^ For Hall Bros. (Bnlclutha), 1 bullock ,£27 3s, 2 £24 ss, 1 cow £ll 10s, 2 heifers £l3 17s 6d. 1 £lO, 1 cow £ls 17s (Id; Wm. Smith (Cattle Flat), 2 bullocks £27 2s 61. 2 £2O 12s Cd. 2 £23 17s Od, 3 £lB 10s; Mrs Herbert Bradficld (Laurel Bank), 1 £2l, 2 £2O, 2 £lO 12s Od, 1 £.14 7s 0d; client, 1 cow £7 15s; Jno. Moir (Hiilenl), 1 cow £ll 12s Od, 1 £lO 12s Od, 1 £l2, 1 heifer £9 7s Od; W. Lindsay (Ailanton), 2 bullocks £ls 12s od. 1 cow £B, 1 heifer £8 15s, 2 £7 12s Od, 1 £0 os, 3 bullocks £ls 7s Od, 3 £l4; C. Campbell (Momona), 2 bullocks £lB 2s Od, 1 £l4 12s Od; southern client, 3 heifers £l3 12s fid, 1 £l2, 2 £lO ss, 2 £lO 10s; lan Lindsay (Ailanton), 2 bullocks £l4 17s 64, 1 £l2 15s, 1 heifer £lO ss, 1 £7 7s Gd, 1 bullock £7 7s 6d; D. Beattie (Tnpanui), 2 heifers £l3 17s 6d, 1 £ls, 1 £l7 15s, 2 cows £ls 10s, 2 £l2 10s; Burnett Bros. (Middlemarch), a bullocks £l7 2s 04. Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. sold: For Joseph Smith (Stirling), 1 bullock £lO ss, 2 £l4 ss. 1 cow £l4 2s 6d, 2 £l2 10s, 1 £ll ss, 1 heifer £l2; a client, 1 heifer £ll 2s Gd, 1 £8 10s, 2 £0 12s Cd, 1 £O, 1 £5 17s Od, 1 £3 17s 6d. Wright, Stephenson, and Co. sold: For R. Lochhead (Balclutha), 1 bullock £32, 2 £22 12s Gd, 2 £2l 2a 6d, 2 £lB 17s Od; V. Reid (Shands), 1 £24, 1 £2l 12s 6d, 1 £2O 15s, 1 £2O, 1 £lB 10s, 1 £l7; W. Roberts (Outram), 1 £23 2s Gd, 2 £lB 7s 64, 1 heifer £l4 17s Od, 1 cow £l4 17s Od, £l4 ss, 1 £l2 10s; A. Hiddleston (Edendalc), 1 bullock £23, 1 £l7 2s Od, 2 £ls 10s, 1 heifer £lO 10s, 1 £l3 7s 6d, 2 £ll ss; A. W. Douglass (Waikouaiti), 3 bullocks £2l 10s, 3 £l9, 3 £ls; J. M. Beattie (Ngapuua), 1 bullock £l9 ss, 3 £l9, 2 £lB 12s Od, 2 £ls 17s 6d; G. Bathgate (Outram), 2 heifers £ll 12s 6d, 1 £lO 12s 0d; W. Hal (Pine Hill), 2 cows £8 7s 0d. ——Stfonach, Morris, and Co., Ltd., sold: For A. J. Bell (Stirling). 1 bullock £25 15s, 2 £23 12s 64, 3 £2O ss, 2 £2O 2s Od; Mrs H. M. Boyd (Stirling), 3 £22 ss, 3 £2O 10s, 3 £lB 17s Od, 4 £lB 10s, 1 £lB, 1 heifer £ls ss, 1 £l4 2s 6d, 1 £ll 17s Od; Murray Bros. (Clydevale), 1 bullock £2l ss, 1 cow £lB 15s, 1 £lB, 1 bullock £l7, 2 heifers £l3; a client, 2 bullocks £l3. 3 heifers £lO 12s (id, 2 bullocks £9, 1 cow fV 'ss, 2 beifors £4 17s Od. Dalgety and Co. sold: For S. C. Greer (Patcaroa), 2 bullocks £23 12s Od, 1 £lB 17s Gd, 2 £l7 17s Gd; F. Hull (Patearoa), 1 heifer £22 17s Od, 2 £lB 2s (id; client, 1 bullock £l4, 2 £ll 2s Gd; XL A. Kompshell (Woodsidc), 1 bullock £ls, 2 £L4 os, 3 £l4 2s 04, 2 £l2 ss, 3 £lO. Store Cattle. —There was a small entry, numbering 220 head, comprising chiefly cows of lair quality, with an odd pen of two and a-halt year old steers. 1* orward cows sold well at up to £B, and steers, m similar condition, realised £lO. The National Mortgage and Agency Company sold:. For H. O. Harrex (Waitahuna), 2 steers £lO, 1 £B, 1 £7, 1 bull £7 15s. Tho Otago Farmers’ Co-operative Association sold: For John Wilson (Fairview), 1 cow £7 15s, 1 £7 10s, 1 £6 12s 6d, 1 £5 17s 6d 1 £5 12s fid, 1 £5 2s fid, 1 voaler £2 19s, 2 £2 16s, 2 £2 15s, 1 £1 12s fid; Green Island client, 1 cow £6,105, 1 vealer £1 11s, 1 calf 17s, 1 6s, 1 heifer £2 14s; Robert Wilson (Riverside), 2 cows £6 12s fid, 1 £2 10s, 1 heifer £2 la, 2, £1 12s; George Lawrence (Waiwera), 1 cow £7, 1 £6 15s, 1 £5 14s; William Lindsay (Ailanton), 2 cows £4 4s; A. J. Ings (Tomahawk). 1 cow £4 ss; a Burnside client, 1 cow £4 16s, 1 £4 10s, 1 £4 9s, 1 heifer £3 6s, 1 calf £l 4s ; Thomas Landreth (North-East. Harbour), 1 cow £5 ss, 1 £4 2s fid, 1 £3 11s, 1 £2 15s; J. •Thomson (Jubilee Farm, Abbotsfoid), 1 cow £7 17s fid; Stewart Bros. (Pukehiki), 1 cow £4 10s, 1 £3 6s; John Dick (Pukehiki), 1 cow £4 7s fid; a Peninsula client, 2 cows £5 17s fid, 1 £1 sa; F. G. Caddie (Sutton), 1 yearling £3 11s, 1 £2 3s; Reg. Mafhieson (Tomahawk), 1 cow £1 14s; Taieri client, 1 cow £5 12s fid, 1 £5 10s, 1 £4 'ss. 1 £3 7s fid, 1 £1 10s, 1 bull £4 2s fid, 1 £3. Donald Reid and Co. sold : For Burnett Bros. (Middlemarch), 1 cow £lO ss, 1 heifer £3, 1 steer £5 12s fid: Oamam client,' 1 cow £7, 1 £5; J. Robson (Orepuki), 2 cows £6; J. Paulino (Tentstown), 2 cows £4 6s, 2 heifers £4 7s, 2 £4 4s, 1 £3 19s; Amos Graham (Berwick), 1 £3 6s, 1 £2 11s; J. P. Mqir (Hillend), 1 heifer £6, 1 cow £6 16s. 1 £1 16s, 1 £5 17s fid; R. E. Tisdall (Middlemarch), 1 hull £8 17s fid, 1 vealer £1 Bs. Wright, Stephenson, and Co. sold: For G. Bathgate (Shands), 1 cow £3 12s fid, 2 £4 4s; R. Mitchell (Outram), 3 heifers £3: C. Harris (Mauncatual, 1 cow £7. 1 £4 13s, 1 £4 2s fid, 1 £1 13s; Peter Walker (Palmerston), 1 cow £7, 1 £3 2s fid; R. Geeves (Puketernki), 1 cow £6, 1 £5 17s fid; F. Geeves (Pino Hill), 1 cow £3 17s fid, 5 £3; E. Brown (Dunedin), 1 cow £3 12s fid. 1 £2 Is. 1 £1 7s, 1 vealer £1 4s ; J. O’Connell (Mornington), 2 cows £3 10s; W. Smith (Milburn), 1 cow £3 ss; R. J, Stewart (Pukehiki), 1 cow .£2 10s; R. J. Wright (Tomahawk), 1 cow £2 6s. Stronaoh, Morris, and Co, (Ltd.) yarded and sold: For Murray Bros. (Clydevale), 1 bull £6 17s fid, 1 steer £6 10s i 1 heifer £3 12s fid; T. Thompson (Leith Valiev), 1 cow £5 10s, 1 £2 2s fid; W. Wright (Port Chalmers). 1 cow £2 10s; a client. 1 bull £4, 1 heifer £3 12s fid. 1 voider £1 13s. 1 £1 12s. Dairy Cows.—Wright. Stephenson and Co. sold: For R. J. Wright (Tomahawk). 1 cow £8 10s; D. Ireland (Outram), 1 £8 ss; W. Smith (Milburn), 1 £6 10s; R. Adamson (Pine Hill), 1 £5 17s fid- P. Walker (Palmerston), 1 £5. 10s, 1 £4, 1 £2 17s fid. Stronach. Morris and Co. Ltd sold: For J. Tnrfus (Middlemarch). 1 cow £8 10s, 1 £7 155.-—-The Otago Farmers’ Co-operative Association sold : 'For A. W. Amos (Momona), 1 cow £9: A. J. Ings (Tomahawk), 1 £9. 1 £4 10s; Mrs E. M‘Leod (Outram). T £6; a Palmerston client, 1 £ll. 1 £7 12s fid; W. F. Spence (Mount Cargill), 1 £5 15s; J. R. Watson (Middlemarch). 1 £5 15s, 1 £5 10s, 1 £5 ss, 1 £3 10s; Mrs J. Johnston (Green Island). 1 heifer £5; P. ITcllyer (N.E. Valley). 1 cow £3; Green Island client, 1 heifer £2 12s fid; a Peninsula client, 1 cow £4 7s fid. 1 £3 15s.

Calves. —Wright, Stephenson and Co. Ltd. sold: For H. White (Ontram), 1 calf 235. 3 2s 6d. The Otago Fanners’ Co-opera-tive Association sold : For A. Wilson (Flag Swamp), 1 calf 275; Mrs FI. M’Leod (Shands), 1 4s, 1 3s, 2 2s fid; Duncan M’Laren (Caversham), 1 3s; H. M'Murray (Mornington), 1 2s 6d, G. Donaldsoh (Burnside). 1 2s 6d. Stronach. (Morris and Co. Ltd. sold: For Mrs D. Maokie (Mosgiel), 1 calf 13s, Donald Reid and Co. sold: For lan Lindsay (Allanton). 2 calves 245; F. Robinson (Berwick), 1 235, 1 15s; Dr Currie (Milton). 1 2.25; J. Waugh (Moraona), 1 2s 6d : Ford Bros. (Pino Hill), 1 235; Chas. Stratton (Saddle Hill), 1 17s: Mrs W. Morrison (Henley). 2 2s fid; J. Robson (Orepuki), 1 22s 6d, 1 12s 6d. Fat Sheep.—Thero was a short entry in this section numbering 1641. The proportion of medium quality sheep was smaller than usual, the major portion consisting of prime quality wethers ami owes. The market opened at about 2s above last, week’s rates fcfr prime quality, and lirmed as the sale progressed. The average appreciation could be stated at 3s. Medium and light wethers were on a par with las: week’s prices. Quotations: 'JiiXtru prime* heavy wethers made up to 59s 9d, prime 46s to 60s, medium 41s to 445, light o6s to 395, extra prime ewes to 51s 3d, prime 42s to 455, medium 36s to 395, light from 25s.—The National Mortgage and Agency Co sold: For H. Smith (Willowbank), 20 ewes 47s 6d, 3 40s; Mrs G. Morrison (Wil-low-bank), 21 46s 3d, '6'39s; E. Ottrey (Heriot), 16 41s 3d, 11 375; D. Ireland (Outram), 5 36s 3d. Dalgety and Co. sold: For ' Gray Bros. (Waikaka), 23 owes to 48s 3d; E. Ottrey (Heriof), 16 38s 3d, 11 345; A. Ottrey (Heriot), 3 wethers to 525, 2 owes 38s; client, 22 wethers 43s 3u, Jas. Sim (Heriot), 4 wethers 39s 6d, 3d 37s 6d, 8 ewes 26s 3d, 22 25s.——The Otago Farmers’ Co-operative Association sold. For H. Holland (Pukoti), 18 wethers 4€« 3d, 11 41s 4d ; H. B. M’Corkindalo (Waitahuna), 23 wethers 43. s 9d; J, F, Herbert (Heriot), 23 wethers 5Ss 9d, 4 57s 6d, li 57s 3d, 15 56s 6d; W. A. Baxter (Pomahaka), pen ■ wethers 55s 9d, pen ewes 49s 6d. 22 40s. 17 37s 6d, 12 30s 6d; F. Brocket (Pukoti), 2 wethers 55s 3d; W. J. Roberts (Clinton). 15 wethers 53c- 6d, 10 ewes 49s 6cl, 16 40s 3d, 2, hoggets 40s 3d, 8 ewes 355; Southland Farmers’ Co-operative (Gore), as agents, 20 46s 9d, 10 42--, 9cl, 17 oßs 3d, 6 29.5.- —Wright, Stephenson, and Co. sold: For F. Brocket (Pukoti), 7 wethers 59s 6d,

9 525, 11 51s '9d, 13 51s 6d, 17 455, 22 43s 9d, 15 ewes 28s, 19 26s 6d; John Lochead (Kaitangata), 10 wethers 59s 3d, 8 595, 11 56a, 14 555, pen ewes 51s 3d, 8 '46s; A. Dvnes (Kelso), 11 ewes 525, 12 495, 17 47s 9d, 11 455; Gray Bros. (Maitland) W ewes 52a 3d, 18 475; L, Cody (Heddon Bush), 19 wethers 47s 6d, 17 465, 20 455; D. Armour (Hampden), 2 ewes 47s 6d, 17 wethers 43s 3d, 13 41s; Fleming Bros. (Crookston), 19 ewes 40s ; 17 39s 9d, 21 33s 3d. Stronach, Morns, and Co. sold: For G. S. "Wilson (Glenomaru), 7 wethers 5Ss 3d, 35 445, 16 to 42a 3d; A. Bathgate (Crookston), 8 ewes 375. -New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. sold: For W. B. Teller (Waiwera South), 17 wethers 56s 9d, 15 57s 3d, 11 55s 3d, 9 54 s 9d; C. A. Sutton (Waikaia), 23 wethers 54s 9d, 20 53s 6d, 13 525; Eric Little (Pukokana), 12 wethers 48s 6d, 14 455, 31 42s 3d; R. and W. Bulfin (Konoru),’ 14 wethers 45s 6d, 22 38s 3d, 21 365, pen of owes 355; A Client, 15 wethers 445, 40 40s 6d, pen of ewes 40s; Tli os. Finnie (Saddle Hill), 5 wethers 42s 6d; Horo Bros. (Kyeburn), ,13 wethers 365, 30 34s 6cl, 4 lambs 325, .17 29s 6d. —■ —Donald, Reid, and Co. sold ; For Turner Bros. (Tokonui), 18 wethers 555, 34 49s 6d; ffra, Riddell (Warepa), 6 52s 6d, 4 ewes 455; Matthew Stark fWaikoikoi), 9 495, 15 595, 29 31s 6d; Wm. Marshall (Warepa), 5 wethers 48b 3d, 15 45s_ 6d, 10 ewes 425, 10 35s 6d; a southern client, 15 wethers 40s 3d, 17 40s, 26 39s 6d; H. G. Robinson (Moneymore), 22 41s 9d, 16 38s 6d, 14- 36s 3d ; J. G. Weir (Ranfurly), 29 40s 9d, 19 575. _ , , _ Lambs. —Donald Reid and Co. sold: nor M. Stark (Waikoikoi), 1 38s 6d. Fat Pigs.—The National Mortgage and Agocny Co. sold: For A. H‘Lean (Stirling), ] pig £5; W. C. Jenkins (Kakanuaka), 1 £4 6s. Dalgety and Co. sold; For clients, 5 pigs up to £4. The Farmers Cooperative Association sold; For F. H Crump (Waitahuna), 1 pig £5 17s; Faulds Bros. (Green Island Bush), 2 £5 6s; Stirling Dairy Factory (Stirling), 2 £5 2s, 2 £5, 4 £4 17, 2 £4 13s; E. Harwood (Portobello), 1 £5 • P. Cunningham (Wylhe s Crossing), 2 £4 9s; John L. Watson (Oam aru), 1 £3 17s, 1 £3 15s, 2 £3 15s, 2 £5 10s 2 £3 8s; J. Proctor (N.E. Harbour). 2 £3 10s. R. Flott (N.E. Valley), 2 £3 10s 1 £3 7s; a "Waitati client, 2 £3 Bs, 2 £3’6s, I£3 4s; R. S. Watson (Oamaru), 4 £3 10s, 3' £3 ss, 1 £3; R. Donaldson (Leith Valley). 2 £2 18s; W. Wells (Outram) 2 £1 19s; W. L. Wilson (Mornington) ’ 2 £1 Hs • B. Hastio (Pino Hill), 4 £4 iOs, 4 £4. Donald Reid and Co. sold: For E. M'Coll (Fairfield), 1 £3 9s; Stirling Dairy Company (Stirling), 1 £4 10s, 3 £4 Is, 1 £4, 3£4 18s, 2£4 16s. Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. sold: For Alox. Gow (Outram), 2 pigs £5 3s.—Wright, Stephenson, and Co. sold : For N and I Reid (Ouiram), 1 pig £4 19s; J. Maloney (Burkes), 1 £4 19s. M. Vaughan (North ' Taiori), 1 £4 15s; A. Bathgate (Shands), 3 £3 6s, 3 £2 15s, 3 £2 14s, 1 £2 11s; A. W. Johnson (Momona), 1 £3 4s, 2 £2 11s. 2 £2'7s: R. Donaldson (Leith Valley) 7 £2 18s; J. M’Ewan (Dunedin), 5 £3; R. Smith (Wyllic’s Crossing), 2 £2 2s 3 £1 18a. Stronach, Morns and Co. sold- For Mahoney Bros. (Inobchitha), 1 pig £4 'l6s, 2 £3 lls, 1 £3 7s, 1 £3 3s, 1 £3- J. Moloney (Burkes), 2 £4 8s; R. Fle’tt (North-East Valley), 2 £3 8s; a client 1 £2 12a 6d- Mrs Alex. M’Kenzio (Fairfield), 1 £2 17s, 1 £2 13s. Store Pigs.—The National Mortgage and Agency Co. sold: For --. hi Lean (Stirling), 5 pigs 34a, 8 275, 7 28s, 7 . .a, 5 225, 221 s 1 sow 3s. -Wright, Stephenson, and Co sold; For A. W. Johnson (Momona), 1 pig £2 3s, 2£l 14a, I£l 9s; J. Chapman (Bunback), 5 £1 18s, 4 £1 10s; J. J. "Walker (Otokia), I£l ss, 3£l 3s. Stronach, Morris, and Co. sold: For Goo. Stevenson, 2 pigs 24s 6d, 2 225, 3 195.-——'Hie Otago Farmers’ Co-operative Association sold: For a Peninsula client, 5 275, 1 19s 6d. —- Donald Reid and Co. sold: For A. Ross (Otokia), 8 28s; A. M’Millan (Momona), 4 25s 6d, 4 23a: A, C. Wheeler (Otokia), 7 15s 6d; J. Kreft (Momona), 5 ?9s; Mrs W. Morrison (Henley), 1 30s 6d, 5 295; A A Patterson (Allanton), 1 225, 1 15s, 1 14s, 1 12s, 5 9a. GOOD PRICES FOR PIGS. Wo are paying the highest ruling price for pigs. Only prime dairy-fed pigs bought. Try our mild cured bacon, cured in our up-to-date factory from prime dairy-fed pigs only. Obtainable at all our shops.—Salisbury Butchery.—Advt. ADDINGTON NATIONAL MARKET. (Per United Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, August 5. Tlie fat stock market in connection with National Week was held to-duy. The display of fat stock, as a rule, is the best collective exhibition in the dominion. To such an extent, however, has the entry been in excess of requirements at recent Nationals that, prices have been depressed particularly in the case of cattle, and this experience caused a much less “classy 1 entry this year. Except-for a small proportion of show bullocks, the cattle section comprised ordinary good commercial sorts. The market, however, was a “hot” one, quite the host since before the slump. Of fat sheep the entry was of average National class, there being a fine display of show stock. Prices were also good. Other sections, notably pigs, sold very freely. > Store Sheep.—lt was a brisk sale with prices generally above recent rates, hoggets soiling particularly well. An outstanding lino of halfbred ewe hoggets sold at 45s Cd, and a pen of threoquarter-brea adult wethers at 39s 9d. Values were: Good halfbred ewe hoggets to 45a 6d, threequartcr-bred 35s Id to 36s 6d, crossbred 31s Id to 365, mixed sexed threo-quarter-hred hoggets 27s 9d to 32s 6d, sound-mouthed thrceqnarter-bred ewes in lamb 42s to 42s 6d, aged owes 20s to 28a 6d, two-tooi,bed halfbred ewes in lamb 46s 9d, six and eight-toothed halfbred wethers 395, two and four-toothed 35s 6d to 37s 6 cl, six and eight-toothed threequarter-bred wethers 39s 9d. Spring lambs: About 20 small spring lambs were forward and sold at from 25s to 37s 6d. Fat Sheep.—Outside entries included North Otago, South Otago, and Southland lines. The sale was easier at the commencement by Is a head on last ivcck, but halfway through there was a hardening market, and values at the close for butchers sheep were Is to Is 6d better than last sale. There was spirited competition for show sheep, the ton price being £7 I2s 6d each for three Shropshire Romney cross wethers, sold by F. Bull (Waddington). Quite a number of penis made from £3 to £4. , There wore very few outstanding ewes forward. Extra prim© show wethers realised £4 8s to £7 12s 6d, gooa £3 3s to £4 ss, extra prime ordinary wethers 54s to 60s, prime 49s to 535. medium 45s to 48s 6cl, light 40s to 445. prime ewes 41s to 455, medium 37s to 40s 6d, light 30s to 36s 6d, prime hoggets 49s to 50s, ordinary 29s to 355. Fat Cattio.—The entries were smaller than an average market. Cattle were for ward from Wairarapa, South Otago, and all parts of Canterbury province. The entry was well on the small side for the fortnight’s requirements, and values were up on previous sale by £4 per head for prime medium-weight beef, and £3 for heavy. In some cases, choice medium weight beef made £3 3s per 1001 b, prime medium weight 57s 6d to 61s. light prime 53s to 575, heavy weight beef 59s to 555, extra heavy 47s 6d to- 62s 6d, inferior and rough beef 35b to 40s. The top price was £4l for bullock sold by G. A. Renton (Stirling). Local bullocks made up to £35, extra prime show bullocks £3O to £4l, prime heavy weight steers £25 to £2B, medium heavy weight steers £l9 to £22, medium steers £l7 (o £l9 10s, light, steers £l2 ro £l6 10s, extra prime show heifers £2O to £25. prime £ls IDs to £lB. ordinary £ll to £ls, extra heavy cows £l9 to £23 2s 6d, prime £ls to £l7 ICb, medium £lO 15s io £l4 10s, light £3 to £lO 10s, aged £6 to £7 10s. Store Cattle.—There was a small entry of poor stuff with no straight lines. Dairy Cattle. —There was an advance of 30s per head on last week. Best springing cows realised £9 to £l4. medium £6 to £8 10s, best, heifers £5 10s to £7 lO.s, others £2 to £5. Fat Pigs.—There was a medium entry and good sale. Choppers made from £4 to £l3 ss, baconers £’4 5s to £6 2s. The average price per lb was from 8d to 8-jd Light porkers realised 48s to 58s, and heavy porkers 60s to 745. The average price per lb was from 9d to lOd. Vealers.—There was a very small yarding and a sharp advance. Runners* sold up to £7 10s, good vealers £5 15s to £6 15s, medium £4 5s to £5 10s, calves 25s to £4. Store Pigs.—lt was a good sale. Weaners sold at from 23s to 28s, extra good to 335, small stores 30s to 375, medium stores AOs to 455, large stores to 595, sows in pig £4 10s to £B.