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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 193, 11 May 1920, Page 10

The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd.. Danucvirkc, report the following sales for the past 'week;—. At Eua- Itoa on Wednesday,' May 6,we held a- cloarinj sale on account of Mr. Janiea Souter. ' Owing to several ~ot]ier clearing sales being held on the eamo day the attendance was small and bidding was far from spirited, but wo disposed of the greater number of cows offored. Tho -cows came forward in good condition and we sold at prices ranging aB follow:--Dairy cowa, £20 2s. 6d., £19, £16 7s. 6d.. £17 10a.. £16 55.. £15 55., £15, £14 155., £14 2s. 6d.. £13, £12 12s. 6d„ £12 55.. £11, £10 5a i 6-year-old mare, £5; breeding son'fl, £13; porkerß, £2 15s. Sundries \sold at usual rates. At Dannevirkc on Friday, May 7, we held our usual weekly sale, when we had a good yarding of sheep, small entry of cattle, and sold to a fair attendance of buyers. We quote: Store ewes. 225. M.; wether hoggets, 14s. 9d.; m.s. hoggets, 158. to 14s. 2d.; cull lambs, Ba.. 6d. tu "S-:, 2 - tooth wethers. 245. 2d.; m.s. 2-tooths. £>. 3d.; m.B. Polled Angus. wennors, £2 10b.; mixed weaners, £2 7s. 6d. to £2 6s. . Levin and Co., Ltd., report on the Fcilding Bale held last week, when large entry of cattle and a fair yarding of Bhcep were penned. Stop sold well at late rates. There was a keen demand for dairy stock, Jersey springing heifers selling especially ■ well. Store cattle were hard to «uitMBlightly eaoier prices than last week. Quotations :-M.s. lambs. 235. Id. to >b. 61; f and f. c-.ves. 235.; empty store ewes. Us 6d., 13s. 6d„ to 14s. SI.; 2-tooth wethcra, 265. 3d.; springing heifers, £12, £12 10».. £12 155., £13 58.T £16 to £K;,heiferß, r.w.b., £7, £8 15s„ £11, to £11 155.;. heifers m milk, .£8: ohoice 21-ycar Jersey heifers, r.w.b., £13 10b., £15 to £17; dairy cows, r.w.b.. £8, £8 10s., £10 55.. £14 10s.. £15, to £15 10s.: springing second calvers, £12 10a., £15, £16; cowr in milk, £9 to £H 55.; icows and calves, £9; 2-year heifers, £6 7s. 6d.; 18-month lieifcre. £5 55.; yearling heifers, £2 17s. 6d. ; Btore Cows, £4 10«. to £6 55.; yearling steers. £2 us. 6d.; wcancr nteei-s. 10s. to 155.; 2-year steers, £7 12s. ] 6d. to £0 Is.; fat bullocks, £14 17s 6d.j fat cows. £8 lis. to £9; bulls, £' ss„ £1 155., £2 55., £7 to £7 ss. • Messrs. DaJgety and Company. Limited, report having held their fortnightly stock sale at the Wansamit Bast yards on May 5. when they offered rn entry of sheep and cattle to a good attendance of buyers-. 'Iliero wnß a fair inquiry for ahcop, which sold well up to la'.c Quotations, hut cuttle were very much neglected. The follow- ] ing is a range of prices realised:—4-tooth to f.f.m. iiWHTii. goad condition, 2Bb. 3d. to 325.; do, medium condition, 225. 6d., lambs, 14s. 6u.. 165., and 17s. JOd.; ni..i. owes. 20s, 9rt. to 24h.' 6d.; f. and f. ewes, 205., 22«., and 255. 10d.; cowa and calves, £6 to £6 10s: empty cows. £5 to. £6; weanera, £2 Bs.; 20-month steers, £5 Us.: heir- . ers, £4 55.; fat cows, £8 12s. 6d. to £9 ] 10s.; I£-»n»nfn Ktecr. £5 5s • store cows. £7 , 5c.: .Hcri'foM weaners. £3 It.; Jl-yrar steers, £9 10s.; fat bullocks, £13 10s." . J A sure and pleasant specific for re- e moving Worms is WADE'S WORM 2 FIGS.-Advt. ■ . . j