ADDINGTON MARKET.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17469, 1 June 1922, Page 9

ADDINGTON MARKET.

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F FAT UMBS. Sk jaions cf f*t lamb* *» 8 a 8mo ? iwrite 2K« hsad, compared with ■MI «mJc Tiara were not many gooa ||jS ifaa bnlk Wng of light and SgeaMj, *B<l twnitable for export[wwaM. The aale was sot aa spirited to «wk. om « tro ft the largest exUhm laing out f& W* market. This, Ki wrtb si» qoditf of the offering, Epib the freeing bujwi aecuring a kwnortkm of .the J**to? than usual. ■Tamrtd * dnsfc* of from la Gd to 2s |M$ en lata rate*, vie wang* price for pjfaba being from 7|d to:7Jd, with w'Ofa pzoporUmatrh/ lan. Top price, II »w aamnd by Mr H. Mockle (Doriej Of tHanta, which made a tkH to V* ti. 6Viwfy-two forwardmade torn 21a I, 18a to IBs 9d. ncipal sales:— ' lie); 56 at 23s 7d '), 72 at 21s lid ), 3 at 26s 9d; ; 21s to 25s 6d; , 18* at 21s "3d idbrooks), 34 at roe (Rolleston), at and Hendero 245; Andrew 76. to 235; P. 4d to 22s sd; 160 at 21s lid; ), 232 at 17s to one), 72 at 18s (East Eyxeton), Hampton (Leees (Spot 6wood), rguson (Waiau), rtrr (Went Mel--9 Munro (IJothroas (Weedcns), s>r Soott (Charand Son (Shef[Che'viol), 29 at >n (Waiau), 57 gill), 30 at 18s ery (Rofleston), liau), 29 at 16s (Svrannona), 76 Chriftie, jun. .umber of this rding wa» very I igo was rather en) made from le latter price. » was from' Mr

S y K. K'wi'ii 2 »* ?*• M; client, 4G t 8 tt £ yS " » nd Anderson V, fol "'' bli "t los 9d to Q2«* T v«„ Grecnpark), 1 8 ttt 21b #. T j **« (Hinds,, 50 ai 18» 2d to 51. rJ.T n ; o W ihi, «atiu A |is £■/„?£ H ■ \ T wi (Brookside), 15 at 203 ;V' , , W „* Chnatie (Lakeside), 26 at s ," <° 2 4 0s o 3 n d : A. S. Urea (Waipara), 103 69 n^hVi 2 - A - Foster (Oiihi)" 69 at 136 .d to 20s; W. P. Magson (Kakaia C, at l d3 3d to 13a 8d; H. W Savaee Vla.au) 30 at 17s 5d to 19s 7d; J. ffibba (Methven), 61 at ICs 8d to 19s 6d; W. and li. o5 mp i 0n 0 (B * rr Hi *»- <8 at 13s 2d to i-„ i-J ? A -S co « (Southbridgel, 49 at if " „ te A BB cd ' F * B * Ma K«on (Hataia), rP«ii ♦ •. ?- to 18s 2d: J " W * Hammond Rollesto n \ lo a t 17a lld T . A S { ephens (Irwcll), 48 15s 5d t* 17s lid; G. L. JKinnenord (Connemara), $G at 14s Id to 17a •.'?' .3 °\. ani G - Ferguson ("WaiauV 24 at a aj ! A Adams (Waddington), 45 at 12s 4d to lGs Cd; Adam E. Smith (Culverden), 124 at 12s Jd to 16s 2d; Reid and "Dar-rie (Culverden), -B at 10.-j ed; J. Jones (Hawarden), 47 at 14s Id to 33b 2d; R. H. Loohhead (Scargilli, 53 at 12s 3d to 13s Id; A. Fairbairn (ScargiU), 43 at 13s Id to lis 7d; Mrs Munroe (Culverden), 67 at 10s. 6d to 14s 4d; A. H. Baker (tVaiau), 26 at 14s 2d; R. J. Robinson (vTaikuku). 33 at lis 2d; client, 50 at 12s 3d to 13s Cd. FAT CATTLE. Tho yarding of fat cattle comprised 417 bead, compared' with 410 last week. The proportion of prime stuff was somewhat larger than last week. At tho start prime beef was in fairly good demand, and sold at about lato rates, but as the sale progressed tbe demand eased, and on the whole values for prime beet were down about 20s per Kad compared with the previous sale. Cow beef and. secondary steer beet were again hard to quit, and for theße classes low prices ruled. A 'ine of thirteen prime steers from Messrs Hunter Bros, and Rioe (Wyndham) made from £ll 17s 6d to £l4 17a 6d. tho latter being the be3t price, of the day. The following graziers were represented:—Sir Chas. Campbell (Davaar), Messrs L. Hooker (Vainui), C. Lyall (Pigeon Bay), A. J. Birdling (Halswell), G. D. Greenwood (Teviotdalc), W. Leonardo (Hickory), S. Andrew iKaikoura), Hunter Bros, and Kice ("vVyndham), G. G. Holmes (Knocklyn), R. C. Todhunter (Methven), Littlo Bros. (Waiau), and the' eßtate of the late T. B. Howson (Sedgemere), the Peraki Estate, ana the Molesv.-orth Station.

Values were: — ■ Extra prime steers, £l3 IPs to £l4 17a 6d. Prime steers, £9 15s to £l3 10b. Medium steers, £6 15s to £9 7s 6d. Inferior steers, £4 to £6 10s. Ttime heifers, £5 5s to £7 7s Cd. Ordinary heifers, £3 to £3. Extra prime cows, to £9 ss. Prime cows, £5 to £6 10s. Ordinary cows, £3 to £4 ss. Aged and inferior cows, £1 108/ to £2 17s Gd. ° ' The following sales were made:,— On nccount of L. Hooker (Wainifi), 8 steers at £3 cs to £ll 12s 6d; O. Lyall (Pigeon Buy), 7 st-ers at £3 6s to £lO 15s, 9 heifers at "i's 2s Gd to £6 7s Gd; client, 3 cows at £2 103 to £6 17s Gd; Holesworth Station, 29 steers at £4 to £6 2? 6d, 37 heifers at £1 7s Pd to £G 10a; client, 3 cows at £5 15s to £8 ss: ostata of late T. B. Howson (Sedgemere), 7 steers at £8 to £l3 7s 6d; clients, 3 heifers at £4 5s to £4 17s Gd, 5 steers at £9 5a to £ll 15s, 2 cows at £7 2* 6d to £S ss; Arthur Sparks (Halswell), 3 cows at £3 15» to £l4; James Aldred (Dunsandel), 1 stoer at £7 7s Gd; Sir Chas. Campbell (Davaar), 2 heifers at £4 2s 6d, 10 steers at £7 12s 6d to £10; A'. J. Birdling (Halswell), 9 steers at £l3 5s ■to £l4; G. D. Greenwood (Teviotdale), 10 steers at £4 2a Gd lo £7 ss, 1 heifer at £4; "W. Leonardo (Hickory), 24 steers at £8 6s to £l2 7a 6d; S. Andrew (Kaikoura), S3 steers at £4 17s 6d to £l4 Es; H. Odell (Takamatua), 8 steers at £8 Fa to £8 17b 6d; Mrs Fitzgerald (Oaro), 7 f.*2rs at £0 17s 6d to £8 ss; Glens of Tekoa Estate. 9 steers at £6 10s; Mrs M. E. Campbell (Glenstrae), 5 steers at £7 10s to £8; G. J. Giddinga (Grecndale), 1 oow at £9 10s; client, 14 steers at £7 12s 6d to £S 15s'; B. Haughey 'Burwood), 1 cow at £2 10s; B. Colee (Grcendale), 3 steers at £5 7s Gd to £7 Es, 2 cows at £2 10s, ' 1 heifer at £4 7s 6d; E. B. Stanford (Oaro), 9 steers at £5 2a 6d to £8; J. H. Hulston (Te Perita), 1 steer at £8; C. Leach (Swannanoa), 4 steers at £6 7s Gd to £9 10s, 1 heifer at £G 7s 6d; A. C. Nottingham 'Halswell), 1 cow at £7 10a; ■ T. Rhodes. (Spreydon), 7 cows at £3 12s 6d to £7.17s 6d; : W. Thompson (Motukarira), 4 steers at £7 2s 6d to £8 53; R. Jones (Little River), 7eteers at £5 to £7 6s; Gill (Temuka), 4 steers at £9 17s 6d, 4 heifers at £7 7s 6d; H. "W. Goodwin (Halswell), C steers at £5 to £G 2a Gd; Hunter Bros and Rice (tVyndham), 13 steers at £ll 17a 6d to £l4 17s 6d ;i Peraki Estate, 7 steers at £ll 17a 6d to £l4; G. G. Holmes (Knocklyn), 10 steers «t £9 7s Gd, to £l2 123 Gd; C. H. Ensor (Whiteroek), 2 heifers at £5 17s Gd, 4 cows at £2 to £5 17s 6d- R. C, Todhunter (M-Ohven), 16. steers ai ■23" 7s Gd'to£S' 17s"''gd; Little Bros. OrVoiau), 11 steers at £9 to £11.173 6d. VEALKRS.

A moderate supply of veal calves was forward and pries were practically on a par with the previous.week. The proportion of tho entry fit for butchers' requirements was not large. Values were:— Runners, to £4 16s. Good vealors, £3 7s 8d to £4 Bs. Medium vealers, £1 15s to £2 17s ed. Small calves, Es upwards. STORE CATTLE. Tliero waa a fairly large yarding of store cattle, but '\ho quality generally wfcs poor. The demand was fairly good, and prices were much about the same as last sale. A good clearance was made. Values wore:— Four-year-old steers, £4 12a 6d to £4 17s 6d. Three-year-old steers, £3 to £3 7s 6d. Two-year-old steers, £2 to £2 6s. Yearling steers, £1 6s to £1 10s. Three-year-old heifers, £5 los to £6.. Two-year-old heifers, £4 6s to £4 16s. Yearling heifers, £2 7s 6d to £2 12s 6d. Medium cows, £1 8s to £1 15s. Poor cows, 12s 6d to £1 2a 6d. DAIRY CATTLE. A large yarding of dairy cattle was forward, a considerable proportion consisting of aged and inferior nows. The eale was not as bright fts last week, and generally prices were lower. There was little demand for cows and heifers just calved. Values were:— Extra good second and third, oalvers to £ls. Reliable second and third qalvers, £7 to £ll. Good springing heifere, to £l2. Ordinary springing heifers, £6 to £9 10s. Backward springers, to £S 10s. Cows and heifers just calved, £2 to £G 10s. Aged and inferior'cows, 10s to £H 10s. FAT PIGS. A medium varding of fat pigs met with a good demand. Values were:— Shoppers,: £2 10s to £6. ■ Light baconers, £3 7s to £S 15a. Heavy baooners, £4 to £4 Bs. ' Extra' heavy baooners, to £4' Hi, Average price per lb, 6Jd. Light porkers, 40s to 455. Heavy porkers, 47s 6d to 57s Gd. Average price per lb, 7Jd to Bd. STORE PIGS. A fair entry of store pigJ was forward, and whilo the larger sorts slipped back in price, there was a better sale tor weaners. Largo Btores were from .8s to 4s a head cheaper than at the previous eale. Values were: — Medium stores, 85s to 425. Small stores, 18s to 80s. Good weaners, 9s lo 12a.