Stock Market.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8738, 12 February 1907, Page 2

Stock Market.

"Messrs .Gorton and Son report on Bulls fsde:—There was a full yarding of sheep, - .nearly every line being sold under the ' • hammer. The cattl o market was dull and "f. Vf**/ little busiuess was done. : We quote.. -54*r. Jt)

Sheep, good lamb", 9s 3d to 10s 9d, medium lambs Cs 6d to 8s 7d, cull lambs j 43 4d, two-tootb wethers 15s to 15s Ba, I fat ewes 12s 4d, old ewes 6s 3d to 9a Id, Knglish Leicester rams Sga, Romney rams 2 to 3gs, pigs, slip 13s. Messrs Abraham and i Williams. Ltd., report • -Wo held our Pnkookahu »aio on Friday, Blh hist., and a largo number of sheep came forward. Bidding was spirited for young sheep and all linos wore sold at. prices satisfactory to vendors. Old ewes were somewhat neglected and low prices had to ho accepted in order to effect sales Quotations : Two-tooth wethers 13s 4d to 11s 7d, good lambs 8s 8d to 10s, poorer sorts Os to 7s, C-tooth to f.f.m. owes 13s Gd, s.m. cv.’cs IDs 3d, 2-tooth owes (small) Ha Cd, culls 6s to 7s 3d. At our horse fair, Marton, on Monday, wo had larger entries than anticipated. Tho majority of horses were not in demand. There was fair inquiry for young draughts, hut prices wore easier than in the spring. Draughts up to £4O, harness horses £9 5s to .-610 10s, spring carters aged £l4 15s, fair lmek8(£10 to £Hh