LIVESTOCK SALES

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 290, 3 September 1919, Page 10

LIVESTOCK SALES

'Tho Wairarapa Farmers' 00-operativo Aonociation, Ltd., report having held' a very successful clearing sale on account of Mr. G. Braddiclt, Kaiparoro, on September I, [■' when they disposed of his dairy herd, con- ! fiißting of just on 60 cowb: The cmvs ! came forward in good condition, and met i with keen competition from a largo and : representative attendance, the whole herd, ' including helfere, averaging £13 16s. Quci tations: £10, £10 12s. 6d., £13 5b.. £13 17s. ! 6d., £14 2s. 6d., £14 10a., £15 10s., £15 155., £16 2s. 6d., £17, £17 lOh., £18 65., to £19 155.; cows in milk, £12 10s. to £14 155.; yearling steers, £3 17a. The New Zealand* Loan and Mercantile 'Agency Co. report:-At Feildin? on Friday I■■ only a small entry oamo forward. Prlcea for sheep wero hardly ui> to last week'a ■ (juotatione. Fair shorn inixed hoggots, 235. 6d.; fat wethers, £2 25., £2 7s. i<l. ' The Kow Zealand Loan and Mercantilo 'Agency Co., Ltd., Dannovirku, report hav- '■ ing. held at Te Rehunza on Thursday a most successful clearing sale on account of ; Mr. J. OlNcill, when they offered his dairy ' herd, comprising mostly Red Polled cows. The attendance of buyers, in spito of ad- ; 'verse weather conditions, was most eni couraging, and the bidding 'hrougliou:, ' clearly demonstrated that quality cows ali ways bring their value. The'sale may be i 'described as a record one, the top figure, £40, being the highest prico ever realised ; in the district. Uoraee, implements, and 1 sundries also sold at astonishingly good '■ prices. The herd of 19 coivu averaged £23 ; 9a., individual prices being £40, .£3l, £30(2), ' ■ £29 10s:, £25 (3), £21 (3), £20 10b., £20 12). : ■ £19.105.. £18, £17 103.. £16, £15 10a. The i ■-Hod' Polled bull realiecd £52 10s., whilu ; \ bull calves brought up to £7 10a.; sow, with r ! litter of six, £16 15s.} empty sows, £12 : ,15s/ and £12; cart horses, £40 and ,£2S; '- spring cart, £25 IDs.; mower, £22 10a.; hay ( take, £12.

COMMERCIAL ITEMSINVESTMENT SHAKES., . A salo ol New Zealand Paper Mills sharos at 28b. 6d. was made on 'Oliange yosterday. The quotations were as under:— liuyera. SRilers. V £b. d. £a. d. ' National Bank 6 8 6. 6 10 0 /Bank N.Z. (£3 6s. Bd.) .... 14 Iβ 0 15 0 0 National Hortgago 5 12 6 Ohristchurch "Gas - 6 8 6 Napier Gas (prof.) - 10 0 a National Insurance 4 4 0 N.Z. Insurance 1 10 9 - Standard Insurance ' — 3 2 6 Jluddart-Piirker (ord.) ... 2 8 9 2 3 0 Weatport Coal 10 3 19 0 Leylaud-O'Brien Timber .18 0 18 4 Oroiva Brewery 1 10 0 —. Ooklon Day Cement 10 0 N.Z. Paper Mills 18 6 - . Ward and Co. : 5 t> 0 Well. Cordage - 13 0 Inscribed Stack 95 17 6 96 5 U War Bonds (1933) MOO - War Bonds (1930) 96 0 0 ~ 5 p.o. P.O. Bonds 98 5 0 - War Bonds (1941) MOO - CUSTOMS BBVENUE. Customs revenue collected at the port of Welli'iiton yesterday aniocintcl to £7115 Bs. M. . ...... BHADFOKD WOOL PKIOES. Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. (Roo. September 2, 8.20 p.m.) ■ London, September 1. Bradford wool prices are fairly well maintained, with little business for delivery early in 1920.—Au5.-N.K. Cable Aaan. TALLOW STOCKS. , (Rec. September 2, 11.15 pin.) London, September 1. Tallow stocks, CfAl casku; imports, 3357; delivcriea, 2-145. . MINING NEWS . WELLINGTON SHAKE MARKET. The quotations yesterday for mining shares were an under:— ■• ■'■ ■ Buyers. Sellers. X s. d. £ s. il. Waihi 2 8 0 2 9 3 Junction 014 11 0 15 0 STOCK EXCHANGE. ■ By TolejfrttDJi.*->.'r<-4* Awocl&tlon. Dunedln, September 2. Sales: Mount Lyell, 255.; \Vaihi Grand Junction, Us. 9d.; National Insurance, 855., t>6.; dominion Itubber, 385.; Bank of New (South Wales, £39 10s.! New Zealand Coal ana Oil, ss. 2d.,-ss. Sales reported: Dominion Rubber, its., 38a.; V. and 0., £510; iVational Bank, 1295. 6d.; Wailii Grand Junction, 143. I)fi. WAIHI SHARES. (Kee. September' 2, 11.15 p.m.) London, September 1. Waihi shares-Buyers, 4W.; scllere. 48i. W.