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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 30 August 1911, Page 3

THE N.Z. LOAN AND MEKCAOTILE AGENCY'CO : Ltd. ♦ The above company report as ■ follows for the week ending August 11 iau. At the Westfield Yards on Thursday last we held our usual weekly sale of dairy and store cattle. There was a large yarding and prices were the same as late quotations. Best dairy cows and heifers close to profit sold at from L7 to L9 55,. others L4 lOsto L6 15s; heifers, L4 to L8 17s 6d ; empty cows, L2 15s to L3 17s; 18- month heifers, L3 ls to L3 12 6d ; yearlings, to L2 10s. At the Albert Yards on Friday - horses were yarded in more numbers than usual and competiton was keen j throughout. Heavy draught- horses, . sold at from L33 to L4B ; medium draughts, LlB 10s to L3O ; light harness horses, and hacks LlO to L25; ponies and weeds, L2 to L7 10s ; gig, LB. A cart and harness realised L2O. At Waiuku Yaids on Saturday we held our monthly sale. There was an average yarding, which consisted mostly of daiiy cows and heifers, and prices were the same, as late quotations. Best cows close to profit sold at from L8 10s to Lll 10s, othors more backward Lo 10s to L7 10 ; aged and inferior sorts, L2 to L3 5s ; empty cows and heifers, L2 12s to Ll; 18-month-old heifers, to L3 12s 6d ; yearlings to L2 15s ; calves, 15s to Ll 17. Pigs : Weaners, 9s 6d to 13s 6d, A large quality of sundfies sold at satisfactory prices. At Henderson Yards on Monday we held our usual saK There was a largo yarding of stock of all description?, which sold at Inte rates. Dairy cows and heifers Isold at from L4 10s to L9 2s fid ; empty cow* and heifers, L2 5s to L3 16s ; 19-ruonths-old heifers, L2 los to L3 5» ; yearlings, L2 12s 6d ; calves to Ll 16s ; hors e, Ll 17s Od to L9 10s; boef at fv'ly "Westfield ratts. At Onewhero on Tuesday wo held a clearing snl6 of Mr W. Linstruin's live and dead stock. Tbero wa3 a good attendance and satisfactory prices were realised. Two and n half to three-year-old steers sold to L5 14s ; 18 month steers, L3 los ; heifers, L2 los-; ewes in lamb, 16s to 16s 3d ; hoggets, 13s 6dto 14s ; rams, Hs to Ll 15s'; horses, to Ll7 ; dairy cows, L4 7s 6d to L5 12s 6d; calves, r Ll 10s to L2 14s. Sundries sold at I satisfactorv prices. At the "WestfiAld. Yards, on. "Wedhes;J day fat cattle were 3'arded in less 3 numbers than for some time, and 3 competition was keen and prices adl vancing. Oxen sold to 30s per 100lb, • cows and heifers 23s to 265. Steers j sold at from L" los to Ll3 ; cows and i heifers L5 5s to LS. Calves were, c again yarded injj large numbers and r sold at--late rates Heavy vealers 1 sold to L3 ls ; medium-weights, L2 to ;. 1.2 10s ; smallei so:ts and fresh e dropped, 3s to 20s. Sheep were e penned in larger numbers and prices e were higher than late quotations. 1 Best wetkqi s sold at from 24s to 26s 9 I, medium weights 20s to 235, others 16s to 18s'; ewes*, 13s to 18s 9d ; i hoggets, J2,s to 5 ss. Pigs again sold it at high ra^cs.

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