ADDINGTON MARKETS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 130523, 27 January 1906, Page 8

ADDINGTON MARKETS.

►Store sheep.— 236 two-tooth ewes, 17/6 ; 91 aged, 7/4 ; 107, at 5/9 ; 207 four-tooth wethers, 15/11 ; 171 twotooth, 15/4 ; 305 two and four-tooth 14/.

Chris tchurch, Jan. 24. Vat Lajmbs.— There were 1893 bought by exporters, at 12/11 to 15/5; 413 by butchers, a t 12/3 to 15/5 ; and 77 were passed.

Fat sheep.— Prune wethers 18/ to

20/4, others 16/ to 17/9 ; prime heavy ewes 16/ to 18/8, extra to 20/,

medium 13/ to 15/6, aged 10/ to 12/6 j merino wethers, 10/2 to 11/6. • Fat cattle. — Seven steers from .Ur W. 0. Rutherford ' (Montrose) inuiJe £7 12/6 to £9 2/G, ; steers brought £5 17/6 to £9 2/6, heifers £4 15/ to

£0 17/6, cows £4 17/6 to £6 10/,

£6 17/6, cows £417/6 to £6 10/, eqtual to 20/ to 23/ for prime, and 16/ to 19/ for inferior to medium per 1001 b.

Veal calves sold at 7/6 to 40/.

Store Cattle.— Fifteen to eighteenmonths' local cattle 39/ to 49/, 2year steers £2 18/ to' £3, 3-year steers £4 2/6 to £5, 3-year h'edfers

$1 5/ to £5 5/, a Kaikoura line oi 3-year steers £3 17/6 to £5 12/6, 3 and 4-year steers £6 12/. Dairy cows wore a moderate lot, and sold o t £i to £7 17/6.

Pigs.— Baconer's made equal to 3d to 3£d per lb ; porkers equal t o 44 d ;

largi© stores, 25/ to 31/, medium stores' 14/ to 20/, suckers and weavers 4/6 to 10/.