COMMERCIAL.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 101, 19 June 1911, Page 2

COMMERCIAL.

j New ten King’s WaskSy Report. j At Uremii on Monday lew ! M)ia.g f*aitie were yarded, lev. nice lines oi springing heifers eame forward, and were well competed for, ax also were store cows, The demand ‘for steers was not si ; kern, 1 >IIL several lines changed hands j Eighteen month steers made £3 5s calves to yearlings Cl 13s (id, springing heifers (good) L'o Ids to £(>, Jersey do. CM, store cows £3 os to £.' ids, I'm ward cows Cl 2s (id, fat cow.' Co to Co 12s, store pigs Ids. At Stratford on Tuesday there waf a good yarding of mostly grown cattle. All calves except steers met aill good competition, and sold well. Hid (iing for IS months to 2 year steer? was not so brisk. hut most oi tin; class wore placed privately. Calve; were in small supply, and there was an unsatisfied, demand for this class Mixed calves made 28s to 3os, IS la 20 month steers fibs, 2 to 2\ yeai steers : 8!).s (id, store cows 55s to (iff; (id, Jersey heifer calves ids fid, K month Jersey heifers 7-I,s fid, Moisten do. 77s (id, Springing cows £0 to £i I Os, fat and lorwaid owes 8s fid. At Stony River on Wednesday then was a fair yarding and attendance with good enquiry for all classes, especially calves. Mixed calves made 25s to 30s fid, Holstein cross Jieifcn calves £2 Gs, yearling steers £2 I Is IS month .empty heifers £3 2s fid t< £3 ] Os, store cows £2 10s to C 3 os iat cows £5 (is, springing heifers .£■' to £5 13s. Matthews and Bennett’s Report. Matthews and Bennett report thai there was a fair yarding of cattle ii their Inglewood yards on Wednesday last, prices being' .about the same a; last week. Springers, £1 los to .£/ ids; hulls, £3 to Cl 10s; store cows £2 los to £3 ; fat cows, .£•!•• 10s to £;' (is (id; wea tiers, £1 !)s to £1 Ids fit I lambs, ds to 7s. Young, Hobbs and Co. At Kaponga on Friday, !)th, wo hole j our usual fortnightly sale, at wind |we had an average yarding, ruling i prices, being maintained. We quote:— Fresh and forward cows £-1 Is to £1 Bs, store to fresh do. £3 ds to £3 14s. store do. £2 10s to (:3 Is, 18 month heifers £3 3s fid, wcanors 25s to ,‘l7; (id. On the same day, on account ol Mr. W. Clements, wo sold by auction at the mill, a quantity 7 of timber, which made satisfactory prices. We also hold a clearing out sale of furniture and effects on' account of Mr. W. McKay. There was a good attendance, and satisfactory prices were obtained. At Eltham on Wednesday, 14th, we held our ordinary stock sale. All the pans were filled, and most of the stock changed hands at satisfactory prices. Fat cows made C(5 to £6 Bs, fat and forward do. £ ! 10s to £5 Is,'store and fresh do. C2 18s to £3 17s, 2} year springing heifers £5 los to £6, backward do. £3 10s (id to £3 12s fid, empty heifers £3 4s, yearling Holstein heifers £2 os fid, mixed woanors to yearlings 27i fid to 355, small do. Us to 22s fid, draught mare £2l, foal £8 7s fid, hack £7 os; sundries realised satisfactory prices.