AUCKLAND STOCK SALES
At Westfield yards, fat stock came forward in less numbers than usual, nnd advanced in prices from 15s \n 20s a bond on last week's rates, best oxen selling to 30s per 1001b, others '2os to 28s. cows .and heifers. 22s to 2iis per 1001b. Steers sold .at from CO 17s (id (o CI 3 10s: cows and heifers in os to CS 2s fid. Calves wore yarded in larger numbers than usual, and sold at lower rates. Heavy veah'l's. C 2 los to C 3 18s; medium weight C 2 2s to C 2 10s: others, lor to 335; lighter and fresh dropped 'Is to 10s.
Sheep wore , yarded In larger numbers than usual, ami advanced in prices, best wether* selling at from 10s to 22s 3d: others. 15s fid to 18s !>d: lioiivv ewes. Us 3d to 17s °)d: others. 10? fid to Us.
Lambs came forward in average numbers, mud for those of first, quniif\- prions improved. l>ost sellinjr nt 1 Is to 17s Dd : others. 8s (VI to 13s.
Pigs were vardod in usual nnm-''•μ-r. and sold nt last week's rate l ;. Uaeoners. -C 2 11s to C 3 IDs: 1i«hl norkers. CI Rs to C 1 18s: sIW Us '•■1 to CI Is: wennevs. I.os to 13s <Vl.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 March 1913, Page 2
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216AUCKLAND STOCK SALES Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 March 1913, Page 2
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