KOPU STOCK SALE.

Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 18 February 1938, Page 3

KOPU STOCK SALE.

MESSRS. DALGETY'S REPORT. FAT COWS IN DEMAND. Messrs. Dalgety and Co. report having held their-usual fortnightly sale at Kopu on Tuesday, when a large yarding came forward. Fat cows were in demand, and a good sale resulted at prices fully equal to late quotations. Store cattle and potter bulls were in keen demand, competition being steady throughout. A good yarding of sheep, including lambs and aged ewes, was offered, competition being steady, while prices were on a par with outside quotations. A good yarding of pigs met wiW ko<m> competition, a> good sale resu]th|g': at prices fully equal to late sales;* Quotations:— i Best fat heifers, £7/9/-; best fat cowsj £O/10/- to y$ l/g/6 > 4 other*, £ 0 to £6/0/-; lighter, £3/5/- to £4 10/-; store cows, £2/2/- to £2/10/-; cull and boner cows,- £l/5/- to £1 14/-; heavy potter bulls, £7 to £*o 15/-; lighter, £4/10/- to £O/10/-; 18months Jersey heifers, r.w.b., £3/10/to £3/15/-; springing heifers, to £6 10/-; springing cows, £5/10/- to £6 10/-; store wether lambs, 14/4; store wether lambs, woolly, 15/7 to 10/-; aged ewes, 0/0 to 10/-; light baconcrs, £2/12/- to £2/17/-; medium porkers, £2/4/- to £2/12/-; light, £l/18/* to £2/3/-; small, £l/12/- to £l/10/-; store pigs, £1 to £l/0/-; weancrs, 8/6 to 15/-; slips, 16/6 to £l/2/-.