A DDI NO TON STOCK MARKETS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1893, 30 October 1913, Page 10

A DDI NO TON STOCK MARKETS.

.( Ity Te-iesrap'i—l'rrss AftTO'iutionJ j Chrlstchurch, October 29 Thero were rather larger yardings of stock at the Addlngton market to-day-rond there was a good attendance. Owing to a larger entry and hot weather, there was ,a- decline in beef of %i. per 1001b. Fat j lambs were firmer, nnd store sheop, cxcept I aged ewes with lamb?, sold well. Thero Ijmu, a tact entrj of fat fiiLccxu tba.

market opened ot easier pricce, but Armed asram. l'ies were also weaker. Store sheep: Ajed ewes in the wool, with lambs, 83. 6d. to lis. 1M„ all counted; woolly merino ewes, without lambs, 9s. stf.; woolly merino owes, with lambs, 'Is. 6d., nil counted; woolly liog-gets, n-earlv fat,, £1 Is.; other good lines of wether hoggets, 10s. to 17fi.; average lines, 14s. 9d. to 16«. 3d.; small, lis. lid. to 135.; shorn ewe hogget 6, 15«. 3d. 3d. j shorn wether hoggets, 13s. to 13s. lid.; lour-tooth shorn wetliers, 15s. 6d.; four-t-oot.h woolly wethers, 18s. 7d. Fat lambs; Best lambs, 19s. to £1 35.; lighter, 14s. 6d. to 18s. 6d. Fat sheep; Woolly wethers, £1 10. lid. to £1 10s.; prime shorn wethers, 19s. 6d. to £1 3s. lid.; others, 15s. 9rt. to 155.; woolly ewes, £1 2e. 2d. to £1 6s. 1-d.; woolly merino ewes, lßti. 7d.; shorn ewes, 14s. to £1 Is. Ed.; woolly merino wethere, £1 Is. 7d. to £1 35.; woolly hoggets, £1 2s. Fat wittle: Steere, £8 12s. 6d. to £11 55.; extra, to £19 155.; < heifers, £7 6s. to £11; eows, £5 15s. to £9 7s. 6d. Store cattle: Yearlings, £1 S2s, 6d. to £2; fifteen to eighteen-month .sorts. £3 35.; two-year steers. £3 17s. sd. to £4' la; twoyear lieifors, £4 Is.; three-year steers, £7 165.; three-year heifers, £5 7h. 6d.; five and F js"y eer steers (largo, bnt rough animals), £9 55.; and dry cows, £2 to £4 19s. 6d. Dairy cows made £3 to £9 ss. fat piga; Choppers, £3 to £4 10=.; bnconers. £2 15s. to £3; ami large sorts, £3 2s. M. to £3 65.; extra, to £3 125., equal to s!d. to s}d. pet lb. Heavy fca eonere made £2 53. to £2 10s.; *nd lighter, £2 to £2 53. 4 equivalent to 6!d. per lb. Store nips: Jifirgo etores, £1 10s. to £1 165.; medium, £1 4s. to £1 95.; .and small g»oTtg, lis. to £1 35.; wanerfi .rcftlise'l 10s. 6d. to 165.; and sows in- pig, to £4 tCs. BUUNSIDE MARKET. Dunedin, October 29. At Burneide nifrkct to-day 136 fat cattlo wore yarded, composed of medium to good guality steers and lieifere. There were no extra kcavy-weijhts. The number was hardly up to butchers' reQuiremente. and nrices showed «n all-round inereaeo of about 103. per head. iPrim© bullocks, £14 to £15 7s. 6d.; medium, £11 15s. to £13 16a.; light, £9 10s. to £11; prime heifer* and cows, £10 to £11 10s.: medium, £9 19s. to £10 55.; light, £6 to £8 103. 6d. Fat sheep; There was a small yarding, only 1632 being penned. The prices opeiir cd at an advance of fully Is* per head, but towards the end of the sale the rise was hardly maintained. Extra prim© wether.?, to £1 14e. 9d,; prime, £1 9s, 6d. to £1 lis.; good, £1 63. to £1 Bs.: .light and medium, £1 2s. to £1 4-s. 6d.; a few shorn six-toothi wethers brought up to' £1 2s. 6d.; extra primo ewes, £1 10s. to £1 110. 9d.; prime, £1 6s. to £1 Bs.; good, £1 2s. to &1 3s'.; light, 18s. to £1 Is. Fat lambs: Only 63 wor© penned. Prices eliowed a rise of about la. per head on la?t week's rates. Best, Tip to £1 is. ?d.; good, lte. to 19s. C(L; medium end light, 16s. to 1?«. Fifty. sStore pigs were penned, and for these prices were about 2s. tcrSs. per head easier than last wfcek's rates.