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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11433, 14 January 1892, Page 2

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MESSRS F. R. JACKSON AND CO.'S JOHNSON ViLLE REPORT. [By Telegraph.] [Saecial to Chronic.dk.] Johnsonvil he, January 13. Fat cattle, in average supply, were steadily competed for at 15s the lOOlbs. The majority of the bullocks were of a good quality, comprising some large framed animals, the remainder ranged from distinctly inferior to rather below medium. Beat bullocks made from £6 15s to £7 2s 6d j others, 7s 6d to .£6 12s 6d ; medium, .£6 ss ; inferior, ,£5 lCs to £5 17s Gd. Sheep wee in moderate numbers and remained at unaltered values. The bare entry of pigs were insufficient for purposes of quotation. MESSRS F. R. JACKSON AND CO.'S WANGANUI STOCK REPORT. Since our last report we have held the SU Hill-street sale only. The yards were quite,full. Bidding for large cattle was dull.lrat brisk for cattlo up to 2-year-old. We did not clear all the stock, a line or two of bullocks and ttvo o£ sheep being turned out unsold. Pigs were at last wo9lc's values Cattle. — At St. Hill-street — Cattlo, .£5 to £5 lls ; forward stores, £4 8s 6d to £1 13s 6d ; steers, £2 14s to .£3 10s ; cows, £'i 12s Gd to .£5 7s j other cows, £'i 103 to £Z 19s; 3-yoav-old hoifors, ,£3 10s to dB3 18s ; veal calves, 17s. Sheep. — Fat wethers, 13s to 13s lid ; ewos, lls 7d to 12s 8d ; storo wetnors, lls to lls 7d; lambs, 7s 3d. Pias. — Baconers, 32s 9d to 41s ; others, 29s to 31s; porkers, 10a GdtolOs; small pigs, 2s 9d to Gs Gd,

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