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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 189, 19 April 1915, Page 4

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HtDE AND SKIN REPORT. DALGBTY AND COY,. LTD. We held our usual fortnightly sale ■ of wool, skins, hides and tallow this afternoon, when we offered a large - catalogue of all lines to a representative attendance of buyers. Competition was keen throughout, prices for wool being on a par with those ruling at last sales. Heavy ox hides were also very' firm at late rates, but light hides and cow hides were slightly easier as also were sheepskins and tallow. Quotations: WOOL Crosbred, medium coarse 12d to 152 d; pieces and kellies 9id to 10-Ad; locks and gtainel pieces 7id to 8d; crutch.in.gs, • superior Hid; crutcbings, me. good 9j|d to lid; lambs, seedy and inf. 12|d to ,13d; dead 9A<i to 10id. SHEEPSKINS Half bred 10 ij d; med. coarse crossbred 9d to 10id; short to half-wools 64d to B§d; dead and damaged crossbred 64d to 9d>; inf. and badly datn4B aged 5d to s§d; lambs lOd to 10:Jd; damp, salted and green 3/3 to 6/3; pelts 5d to 52<3; lambs,, salted 3/ to 4/8, HIDES. Ox, heavy, :.,6 01 bs up 10 3-8 d; ox,, medium 50/59 10 3-8 d; ox, light, 49 and under 9 l-8d; cow, madlum 42 to 54 Bsd; cow, light, under 42, 7 3-8 d to 81d; cut, slippy and Inf. 6 3-8 d to 7id; bull, stag 6ld to 6 5-Sd; calf, med. good (up to 161bs) 9 3-8 d to 9id.; calf, damaged (up to 16 lbs) 4 l-8d to 8 7-Bd. TALLOW". In cask s 28/3; in tins, etc., 38/ to 24/6. V SUNDRIES. Horsehair, 1/7; cow tails 1/8. Our next sale will be held on Fri- , day, April 30th, 1915. . STOCK REPORT. Messrs Dalgety and Co., Ltd,, report i having held their usual fortnightly j sales at Wanganui on tlie 14th last., L and at Waverley on the 16th. At Wanganui we had a good yard- . ing of sheep and a medium yarding cattle The bulk of sheep offered were . from outside districts, a large propor- , tion being from Marlborough proviiup. . The tone. of the market was smPer what easier than it has been of late , and though we disposed of practically . everything yarded prices were in favour of buyers.

We quote.—Good store wethers 20/, 20/6 to 21/3; 2th wethers 16/, 16/, 16/10, 17/7, 18/ to 20/; mixed fat and forward sheep 19/6 to 21/; fat ewes plain 17/9; others 19/4 to 21/; 2,4, 6 and fJf.nr breeding ewes 14/; 6s-th and f.f.m. ewes 15/8, 15/9, 16/-; 4, and 5 year breeding ewes 13/, 13/7, 15/; store ewes 11/ to 12/3; shorn wether lamb s to 11/7; good woolly lambs 11/ to 11/2; cull la.inbs 6/7; Romney rams to 25gn9. > Catto:—Weaners 28/; dairy COWS, poor quality £4 to £5 10/; medium 2 1 to 3 year heifers £4 10/; store cows £4, £4 5/, £4 10/ to £5. Wavsrley:—Two-tooth ewes 17/6 r fat and forward ewes 17/3; store wetlters 19/10 to 22/7; 5-year bush ewes 16/6; good lambs 13/1, small do, 9/3; cull 2-tooth ewes, 11/9,

At ou r Feilding sale on Friday, 16tli April, we have to report an exceptionally good entry of both sheep and cattle. While there was a good demand for good breeding ewes and forward! wethers and lambs in good medium '/amite and low', i .cjond*tionedl ewes showed a decided drop, and a number of pon s of this class wer© turned out unsold. All lines of cattle met with a ready sale, and practically ■Small mixed lambs 7/4 to 7/8; cull every pen changed hands. We quote: lambs 5/5 to 6/; medium lambs 10/6 to 11/; very fair lambs 12/8, 13/6 to 14/; empty ewes to 14/7; fat and forward ewes to 18/1; fat ewes to 21/11 < 2 and 4 tooths 20/8 to 21/6; mixed age ewe s 14/, 15/6, 17/8 to 18/3; 2-th Southdown Rams 3gns; yearling steers £3 14/; bulls to £4; weanor steers x,2j IS-months steers £4; 20-months staers £4 15/ to £4 18/: empty cows £2 10/, £2 15/ to £4 18/6; light fat cows £6 10/. Strange to say, the old-fashioned method of external treatment of ‘Rheumatism and its allied ills, is rLI! almost a fetish with some people. They scorn to believe that a liniment or plaster is the only way of oltainicg relief from uric acid troubles—and. so they get worse ami worse until {heir Rheumatism becomes chronic. Liniments and plasters eon give but topiary reb/f. Vo <ure can be effected nranHho caufce is removed. The trouble i.s due to cess uric acid in. the blond and thiS must be eradicated. RHEFMO is the® one real remedy. It goes to the root of j the trouble and expels the uiic acid. ■ Thousands have been cured by RHECtJ MO. Of ali chemists and stores, 2/tH and 4/0. o _ i* recommended try doo^H JeaKO Q ! or " a ? d , ? 8M « hospital*™ - *-■ V-r : ttronehout*