THE MARKETS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9714, 26 March 1910, Page 4

THE MARKETS.

STOCK REPORT. Messrs Dalgety & Go. ,'Ltd., report! —At our Taihape sale on Wednesday last wa had a fair yarding of stooKi, all of which met with a ready de> mand. Onr principal sales were empty ewes 7s fid, young ewea Us 80, mixed age ewes 10s fid, mixed lambs 7s to 7s 9d. empty cows £3 Bs, empty heifers £3 ss, yearling steers 18s fid. Messrs Dalgety & Go,, Ltd., report At their Palmerston Nona sale on Thursday a very good yarding of both sheep and cattle. Although sheep were in not quite so strong demand as in previous week’s marM we managed to make a very satißiaotory clearance at prices as qnotea below;-Gall lambs 8a fid, aged ewe 5s lOd, mixed age ewes 7a 10d, 8s»“< 8s fid, 9s, 4 year old ewes 11s 6d J lls Bd, small 3 tooth ewes 10a 9d » 11s fid, 2 tooth ewes to 12s od, ejjj lambs to 8s 4d, Romney rams 1M»“. to mixed weacers to 355,!’ heifers to £4 10s, fat cows to SO fid, 3 year steers to £5 Us. Loan & Mercantile Co . JJj-; report;—At Palmerston on Thbn» day we had a fair entry of sheep 0 a heavy yarding cf cattle, P* IC , were good 'throughout and a i „ olearanoe was affected. Quotatio • Sheep, cull ewes 4s 7d, small 4s fid, store lambs 7s. Cattle, «J®.. steers £3 14s, 2% to y ear s^ e f«Srd 18s, 3 year steers £4 18s, lot* bullocks £5 19s. waeners 355. heue in calf £4 10s to £5, fat cows £4 aged cows 365.