INVEIICAEGILL HORSE, CATTLE, AND SHEEP MARKET.

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 67, 26 June 1863, Page 2

INVEIICAEGILL HORSE, CATTLE, AND SHEEP MARKET.

Cabey and Grx.iiEs Report — That they sold during the week several carriers' teams of a superior description of draught horses, at satisfactory prices. On Saturday , the 20th, and "Wednesday, the 24th, we had a good attendance of buyers, and biddings wero brisk. We ohfained the following rates : — Mr. Morris's lot, at LSO, ud to L 99, the latter a very superior animal ; Lawson's, 180 toLB3 ; Maxwell's, L 53 to L 75; Smith's, LSO; Mid hacks, L 22. Mrs Hague's lot of light saddle and harness horses, unbrokon sold remarkably well, realising from L 22 10s. up to L 5 5. We also placed a number of useful hacks at L 23 up to L4O. Our market rates are : — First-class heavy draught, L9O to L 110; second, L6O to L 75 ; third, L 35 to LSO. Wo advise shippers to be cautious and not rash this market, as two or three arrivals at the same 4ime would seriously affect prices just now. Fnt Cattle.— On Saturday, the 20th, we sold by public auction 31 head of cattle from the station of Hugh M'Lean, Esq., which realised fully 70s per 100 lbs, which we quote as our ruling price. Working Bullocks.— We placed half the Juno's lot at LSB up to L 63 per pair, and expect to quit the remainder nt about these prices ns they '. ftre in g">od condi : on and fine c&ttlo A Sfcfr^ Cattle — Wo have placed the Juno's af Q«. wbic-it is their fair val ! »c; end Prorincial