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♦— : : ' MESSRS F. R. JACKSON AND GO'S JOHNSONVILLB REPORT. Johnsonville, November 19. Ftit caitle came forward in average numbers. Small and choice steers wen; in demand, but larger were neglected, many of these pens being passod in and afterwards (lisp ised of at a moderate advance. The entry of sheep was about equal to requirements, ar<d was virtually coinpo ed of ewes, and though a good demand o-.ist'd rates were relatively lower than lttst week. Lambs of from fair to medium quality were readily d.is-p--Bed of at quot'tions. Pigs, in short s'ipp!y, sold fairly well, biconers and steers being in greater request than porkers... We quote— Cattle, — Lirjht steers, £5 to £5 7> Gd ; medium, £5 17a 6d to £6 2s 6d; lar«e framed 'iillocks.'jEjS co £6 2s Gd ; averages £5 3s 53, £6, and £0 3s 6d. Sheep.— Shorn ewes, 9s 4d to ;9a 6d ; those, in wool, 14s ; lambs, 6s-8d to7s9d. Pigs.— Larire baconers, J62 Is to £2 5s fld ; others. 25s to 295 ; porkers, 19s ; stores, 18s 3d to 15s. Ox beef (large oattl'»), 18s 6d ; medium, 15s the lOOlbs ; ewe mutton H
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 22 November 1890, Page 2
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186COMMERCIAL. Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 22 November 1890, Page 2
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