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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. HMATSG.N- AND CO. IIEPORT O.N • Tii'S. ADDIXGTU.V MAttKET As fOLLOWa.3TOKE biIKKP. iVur iKci.3 vote Ui'.vaid, jud ;t :•■> eomc eonsidoraUo rme 6ir.ce siicH a Jar-.> attcr.aance flowed the sale m ibn <*'.'t-™ c! Addington. Keen inl«tc--t was an own m tlio VKloi-s ousi«i, many I.la boing ktcn to operate u-.tiry 10 ")<• no.mdMK* oi ..• •! ■'-. -u * »' P' cs ''« l ", a ' i " 1o ixboiu:- .--, '-t-«'S VIOU3 IliUI ,!•)? = .I'.) " L " 7 ', s petition. ... i.:'Sl PS" "' '■ , '" ; ii i :' n /', i ~' lo hnnd, 1. West CWst »'. *■" °" r pleasure lo eoll those at 2-:3 kl. il.e co.i • iß.tition «..* limited on ibrie, ..v - •' tine & ("!! trucl( ' ll " d <l ' Jlk ' 1 '' ■'","' " : .k- ---' Ti,., Ar, .<>, d U»;..-i »■»'•' •- ■•. IJI ■urc '.! not si i nti .STOCK TO 11. JIATSO.N *ml CO., ADHINfiTON.

.MUTTON. Tl„. vardui" in tbi» department yesterday »,V a'n:-I-«ativcly email one. slid Win!riM/l mJlv wethers, »nd included a fmr So,*,l"n. "I sheep 'from «ho Chatham, ftic- i" «»r opinion, were hardly up to th"r"u.u»l «lando,d, but yarding was of excellent quality. Bi U.heM had evidently killed out diinns the h<>! 1.i..«, »£! the sale opened with a rise of fully Is a head on wethers, and ewes wcic turn »t K«t nale's nrtM-a. As the sa:o progress* , t tb market decidedly hardened, .ndin o« opinion in the latter .tages ™ fully la to 2» 6d above opening .at. a. Jbe • •' a t this time of year is that «c b salo, the fat sheep sale, >.ndthe ]« frequently clash, and as it is iropoaaible foi butchers to attend each de£rWnt at the same tine, one lection £ bound to suffer, but .t is obviate the position, as when larKevaul.nxs i,o the rulo it ifl imperative t.iat, the- sales j„ the various departments should be put through expeditiously, some acetiona suffer, and it is iropoa various agents to regulate the inatance, in this department yesterday the tttdut. although opening nrmei than u.t week, hnuroved considerably a« the sale vmnssed', vendors in the latter portion of tho «!• '° us benefiting considerably by the keener competition. A» *be entry was irrwticsHy only' sufficient for loo) requu - Smto, tewing buyers were unable to op, ate to »ny great extent, and prices gener X ««Ul above tbsir limits. Some of our best sales wera:-On behalf of Messrs Ballinger and Caaaidy, ewe«. 3U Id. Bicft mond Hill Estate wethers, 2-s 104, olien , wethers, 28s 10d; Mr Geo. Arres (Wajkau), «.th.n 28« 10d' Paparue Prison Farm, ™« An «■ Mr B Cunningham fthwardTn.' wuA 4s 4d; Messrs Belcher taj. (Arundel), W ethers K 2Bs Id; Mr W. Leslie (Eton). «*». *& Mr A - Carr ° U (S S br BS rTBULT8 7 CONSIGN YOUR STOCK TO H. MATSOS and CO., ADDINGTON.

FAT LAMBS. Tb»r# WB» » toUI entry of 1750 Umbs M against 6000 the previous sale. . "n ind Co. handled 560 of the total of too' lambs were hard and not too well finished but in our opinion the market -was well up to the current schedule quotations, »d tS the best quality to** P"<° 3 ™? undoubtedly in excess of the »u Coast consignments wore evident am<> u K "» pennings. and these lambs were a credit to this dlatrfct, being well grc the bone, but, perhaps, not i m tber should have boen, being slightly on the Slain side. They sold up to 255. Best trJtogUml* made 34» 6d U > 26s 4d .heavy MtdnrV l»mbs 27s fd to 20s 7d. A few of on" best Mto wwf'C. **■«•* }g 11. T. Btevens, Brookside, .to 86s IOU. m* J P Nicklaus, Valdburst, to 20» 7d; Wt V. 3. B own. Broadside, *"» A Carroll. Southbr dge, to 27s Id; lit fc. Spewer,Bussley, t0%7» "; West Ooast " FOR WW BESULTS. CONSIGN YOUR STOCK TO £ MATSON and CO.. ADDINOTON.

PAT CATTLE. The market opened to-day at much .lower rates thjui l»»t Wle. owing to the fact that the demand for beef dqring the holidays >■ very wall, consequent!? mosto ' th « itchers had supplies on hand.. The mam k of tZ yorlfps »■» made up of steer if which durip* tbo first half of the sale «WM« A market fwrt «£ rtW Ilka ]*te rate«. Cows on the other te'tjs young quality stuff, »nd WW w?«> iW««htVter,,wUh a very bardemng tendency towards the' latter end of the »arke? Heavy! old, and rough cows were hard'to Wit. The total y« d *S comp^' Be .* enter WW 90, Ptlces per 1001b were as ? n jr7 "*V..-1 —i m . Wvv steers 30s to others »3s to 35s i hwt cows j«i heavy 27s to 38s, rough and unfln *. ; od^wrto hß sro fi^Sti o *-** to £7 ssi-eow», extra heavy na *~ oin mmlinm CONSIGN YOTJB and CO., ADMSGTON,;

CALVES. <Yn« hundrod and sixtyeijrbt hesd ? am !, S UndVfwhUb H. Viim'vA Co. handled So' Th« faHing-off in the entry was re----ilhl. for » very Arm demand r ght from S the »l2 On the whole,calves advanced* from 5s to 10a per head, and for ...,i ttood sorts considerably more, all lots aJSS readily at auction. Runners made 7 £, b/st veaters £3 15s to* £5, medium TPalerii £2: to £3 XOs, small calves <good) 27a 6d to 87s 6d, inferior sorts from 15s upwards. Ippinston. PAT PIGS. Thare was » fair yarding of porkers, for ■R* r ? t *s. m .»j wu nuite ut> to late sales. firmer all round. Values £6 18s 9d to £8 Bs, light bacoßers £3 US JO U, he.™ baconers £< 10. to £5 «»»• liwvy to £5 10s, average price per lb 70 to 7Jd. STOKE PIGS. . Tliera was » moderate yarding >n this department, and competition was keen for both weaners and large stores. Value? were:— BmaU Wners 13s to 225, best weaners to 28s, (mail atores S9s to 345, medium 36s to 42^ r « r » S LTS CONSION YOUR BTOOK TO H. MATSON and CO., ADDINGTON. DAIRY CATTLE. There was • total entry in this department of 34 head, of which Matson and Co.'a tally was 18. The sale, no doubt owing to the small entry, was a most spirited one, and all . classes were well competed for, and prices wers slightly in advance of late rates. Values were:—-Bast 2nd, 3rd, and .Ith culvers £8 to £l2; medium £6 to £7 15s; inferiors £3 10s to £5 15s, heifers £5 10s to £S, old cows In profit n 10s to £3 10s. FOB BEST RESULTS CONSIGN YOUR STOCK TO H. MATSON and CO., ADDINGTON. STORE CATTLE. There was a total entry of 172 cows and heifers and 12 bulls. The majority of the entry was made up of pens of young heifers, and tho feature of the sale was a couple of pens of fresh cowb. The market throughout waa easier all round, especially for young heifers, the buying power being practically exhausted for this class owing to the lateness in the season. Values were:— Good cows £3 15s to £i 18s 6d; medium fresh cowa £2 10s to £3 15s; old cows 30s to £2 ss; good heifers 2} years to £4 ss; medium heifers to £2 15s; low condition kelfera from 30s upwards; yearling steers £3 18s (A. ' FOR BEST RESULTS CONSIGN TOUR arOOK TO H. MATSON and CO., ADDINGfoi. M 7198-5258