THE STOCK MARKET.

Shannon News, 21 March 1922, Page 4

THE STOCK MARKET.

Messrs. Dalgety' and Co., Ltd., report having offered a fair 1 : yarding at the Levin yards on Tuesday, when a clearance was effected at-' prices as under: Fat' 2-tooths 20/6; forward lambs 13/, ni-.s. lambs 9/5 to 10/7, small lambs 5/ to 7/, fat cows £4 2/6, cull 2-year steers ,£1 16/, heifers in calf £ 4 10/ to £6. At' Te Horo on Wednesday' a good entry changed hands, at prices well up to late rates: 4, 6 and 8-tooth ewes 15/ to 15/t», 4-tooth wethers 13/40, mixed sheep 5 j to 12/, good lambs to 11/10, fat and forward lambs 15/, store cows 1 Messrs. Atara.ham and Williams, Ltd., report on .the Johnsonville sale: An average- yarding of both sheep and cattle met ‘with a fair sale at- prices in favour (of buyers. Nothing really prime was.' yarded, the cattle especially being, plain and unfinished, also the lambs* A few, heavy ewes yarded met with keep competition, and vealers were in good [demand. We quote: (light) 18/9, best ewles 15/, 15/10 to 16/, others 13/ to 14/10, best lambs, 19/ to 20/, medium shorn 17/9 to 18./6, light. 16/ :to 17/3, porkers £2 to V£2 14/, best vealersT £2 12/ to £3 2/, medium 38/ to £2 -TSJ9, best ox £3/ to £8 7/6, light £6 5/ to £7 15/, best cr’jws £4 15/ to £5 10/* light £4. to SA 12/6, rough!, sorts £3 to £3 10/.