STOCK REPORT.

Dunstan Times, Issue 986, 11 March 1881, Page 3

STOCK REPORT.

Mr DonaM Stronach (on behalf of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile AgencyCompany, Limited) reports as follows for the week ending March 2nd : Fat ''attie —The moderate supply of 133 head came forward for silo at the Burnside Yards to day, of which about 2.1 were stores This number proved ample fur the trade demand, ami competition was barely auffiicent to maintain last week’s prices. BuTocks sold at from 1.6 to LIO ; an 1 cows at L 4 10s to L 7 15s \Ve sold adrft on a count of Mr J. C. Buckl md at L 6 to T. 6 I7s 6 1 for bullocks, and L 4 lot to L 6 15s for cows. We quote prime beef, barely 2ls per lOOlbs. Far, Calves. —l4 were sold at from 16s to 35s per head. Fat Sheep.— 2512 head were penned, of which 1107 were cross-breds. 720 meiinoa, 658 stores There was a fair demand, without any quoteable change from last market rates, cioss-breds fetching 7a 9 1 to 1 U per hea I. and merinos 6s 6 1 to 8s 61. The stoies realise 16s per he id. Wo sold 505 cross-breds from the New Zealand and Australian Land Company’s Moeraki Kstate, from 8s 9 I to 10s 3.1 ; also drafts on account of Messrs J an I S. Wilson, at 9s 31, and Patou, at 10s 6d. Best mutton may be quoted as last week, If I per pou n 1. Fat Lambs.—ln all 719 lambs were yarded, of which 484 were sto. es. Prices for tst lambs ruled from 7s 9 ■ for good, to 10s 31 for prime. We disposed of "a draft on account of Messrs J. and S. Wilson, at 9s 9 1. Fat Pigs.—3s sold at from J2s to 40s each. Store Sheep. —We report a continued demand for stole sheep, bo‘h merinos and cross-breds, particularly for young sheep, for which we have several inquiries. Wool. —London telegrams confirm the fall recoide 1 at the opening auctions of the current, series, and the spirit evince I at the sales anpeais to have undergone considerable fluctuations. The latest pulilishe 1 message gives the decline at Id on greasy ; 14 1 on fleece and scmi'O I j and J 1 to I on cross-bred. We propose holding mir fifth sale of the season at the Otago Wool -Scores on Tuesday next. Bth Alarch? Sheepskins-—We offered a very full catalogue at our usual ado on Monday, which met with spirited competition froiii a good attendance of buyers, and prices realised were fully equal to last weeks, siy good cross breds and merinos, 2s 5 I to 4s 0 I ; ordinary and shearlings, 2s to 2s 3d ; lambskins, Is 7I to 2s 7d ; pelts, ,0 1 to Is 10 1 each ; skins in bales. 6 J I to-7-Jd per lb., and 84 1 per lb. for scoured skii 3. Hides.—The deman 1 shows no signs of abatement. We sold some parcels by .auction at un to 22s each for medium weights (average 52in), and there would be no difficulty in obtaining proportionate prices for all consignm-'iits coming forward Tailow,—lnquiry is very slack, and sales limited. We quote tallow 24s to 25s for well ren le eI, and rough fat 16s per cwt, at which figures we have nude sales. Crain.—Wheat—There is no movement in the market, millers being disinclined to purchase umil completion of the harvest, in hopes of qnotati ms ruling more in their favor. O.i s— We report sums inquiry fur shipment, but the market being h ar ,., and farmers busy with harvest work, sales have not irnnspiie Ito any oUont. Any parcels coming to uand count be realty disposal of at late juices, say Is pi 10 Is Ci I, for tawal tiitl £ »r *m|b few I an I mi!v«j*y fcmuli, tl'tUkat* iiiMM U> ivyoiu

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