Addington Stock Sale.

Southland Times, Issue 19799, 19 April 1906, Page 3

Addington Stock Sale.

Per Unilod Press Association. CHLUSTCUUKCU, Aoril 13. To-day there were large entries of almost all classes of stock, and a good attendance of buyers. Pat cattle showed a •.uniter decline ; prime tat lambs maintained values ; .store sheep s■> d Well, tul fat sheep were rather easier towards the close. Store Sheep—All dasse sold wed, ett--1 ecialiy lambs and ewes and torward v.ethers. Noting ewes, mixed ages, ITs lii 21s. low-conditioned 13a lid to L>s, sonmi-mouttied Ills 7d to 17s lb', hc-ilers 7s to (,s 9d. forward wethers, mixed ages IPs 7d to I7s ijd, 1! and l-tooth 12s It'd to 15s, torward lambs 12s to Is til. ochers 9,s (id to Its lid. Pat Paints—Nearly tIUOO entered, the bulk of which had not been well tinisla d, and these in many cases did tot sell well. Prime made tlis to 17s 9d, nte('iuiti weights 1-1 s 15(1 Let 15s bd, Uutimsh* id 12s (id to Its. Exporters -1782 and 78.'! were passed.

Fal Sheep—A fairly large .v<»filing of good to prime quality. Prime wethers 2ns to 225. lighter 17a to L9s bit. prime owes 15s to K's 3(l—exera to ISs lOd, m ilium I3s to t'-ta till, aged Its to 12s Fat Cattle—2sl yarded. Steers brought C.'i 5 s to L 9 7s, heifers L 5 to Lb 7s, 0 Mii.ll to 18s to 'Jib fur prime and Ms In 17s for cow nml medium nimbly per 1 I Kilt). ■Store Cattle—A fairly large entry. The demand was very slow, ami -eriies low. \ eat*Pngs brought 12a Cd to 325. 17 to 1 s-months 30s to P's, 2yr steers L2 10s io C 3 7s. 2yc heifers ,'IOs to L2 10a, eov.s to L2 pis. dairy do (best) tb to C 7 17s. olltera L 3 to L 7 ttts. Pigs—A fairly large entry. Porters Were in good demand, while stef'S \.ere diUlcult to dispose of i-xfepl tit . very low prices. Puconers 38s to -P’s cd—extra heavy to 725. equal to 3td to 3;|d per lb. porkers 22s to 3bs. e pta! to Id to dpi, good stores 12s (id to 15s, medium 8s to 12s. ueaners 2s bd to 7s.