NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 12188, 8 June 1907, Page 6

NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED.

The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limm-d, report as follow s : -- > Durintj the week «r held" sales at Ilimitangi and Paimej^tvm North, and a dai; \- snK- <>n behalf ot Mi .1 Cook.sley. At Ihnutangi on Monday we had a heavy yarding of both sheep and cattle, the yards being ta\ed u> their utmost. 55u head of cattle and 17,>0 Ihoep bringpenned. There was good competition ihtouyhnut, and all lines with the exception <>f live pens of cattle weie sold. At Palmefston on Thuibdii> w<* had an average entry ol sheep and cattle. Ridding at ailcliori was somewhat slack, but good business Was done privately, and very few lines were unsold. Ar M; C>><>ksU-t 's sa!r on We<lnesdav, dairy c<.\« s made* from £3 iSs to £H, hoif-c-rs m i-alf t2 7s Cc\ to i±, wemer heifeis l^s Sundries sold at market rates. O notations: — ' Himitangi.— Sheep: Store lambs 8s 9d. Hiir.itangi State lambs 11s, good shorn lambs 13s Id to 13s 3d, empty ewes I<>, sd to 11s 4xl, cull ewes in lamb 8s fUI to lls 6d. store wethers 15s Bd. Cattie : Werners 10s to 22s 6d, forward cows £'2 to £2 10s. is-momh =tfrrs £2 13s to £s (», Pd. yearling steers :Hss. cows and c-^lve- 30? to £2 12s Cd. heifers in calf £"' U> £3 10s. cows in calf Cl 17= 6d to £4. I'.i.hncrston \orth. — Sheep : Forward r,ics Us fid to 12s sd. fat and forward rv.es H.s 3d. mixed black-fcced 2-tooth 1 : 14s. Cattle: Wenners («mal!) lls. store err* s 30s. forward cows £2 10b to £3, fat cow p £i .>s to Hi 12s. y^arlinc steers 335, •?:-pionth steers £3, forward bullocks £5 2^ Cd. Thr New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company. Limitrd, Fcildmg, report fnr thr week ending Bth instant as follows : — Kimbolton. Tursdnv.—Notwithsta-nd-thr very rough weather experienced on Tuesday a*ij preceding days, we had an r\eeptionally heavy yarding, cattle in particular coming forward in large numbers, every pen bring filled. There, was steei s £3 10s, forward bullocks £5 18s. .il so a good yarding of sheep. In sympathy with down country markets, bidding was dull, but nevertheless we suc(reded in effecting practically a total clearance. Feilding, Friday. — We had a good entp of sheep and cattle. Prices were on a [jar with those ruling last week. (Quotations : — Kimbolton: — Sheep: 2-tooth to f.m. c .rs >n lamb £1 Is. mixed lambs 12s 3d, c\r lambs 13s Id, mixed lambs and small _' .coths 13s 2d. Cattle: Weaners (good) 2V, to 28s wcamftrs^lSs 18s. 20s, 21s, i.-u\ed \earlinps 27s Cd, 31s, 18-month to -.' M>pr ste?rs £3, springing cows £4 2s "1. Lf> 10s, forward Vows £2 10s 6d, £2 i,-. £°. 17s Cd. store cows £l, £l 19s, _ ■ cd heifrr.s 31s 6d, 365, 18-month heif- > .^2-s 6d, yearling heifers 29s 6d. I'Mlflmg.-- Sheep: Cull lambs 3s 6d, s'»iie lambs 10s to Us lOd. ewe lambs l-'.s, cull ewes ss, rwes in lamb 13s 9d. C.ittle: Weaners (small) 7s. store cows -V io forward cows £j 12s Gd, fat heilcrs jC3. 2-\eai heifers 3()s Cd, 2-year