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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7843, 8 June 1905, Page 3

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BURNSIDE MARKET REPORT. (Per-"Fress Association.) •*" ' miN'EDIN, June 7. ■ jFat cattle.—'2oß were yarded, principally unfinished steers and "heifers, with,' a number of well-finished bullocks. Anything biit prime did not sell so well as last week. •• JSxtra good bullocks £ll 10s ,to £l2, pfimg £9 10s, medium £7 15s to'£B 10s, inferior £(» 5a to £7, best cows •tbdi'hcifers £? to £B, medium. 4 £s.'r las to £6 10s, inferior £4 5s to £5 15s. ' >• ■ .. - T^ sheep.—l7oß were penned. Aethers were in good demand at advanced ] ric<*s,: b«t old ewes werd-dii- ■ to sell. Best wethers 23s to £ox, extra 27s Od, medium 1 2Ts I to 225, inferior 18s to 19s, best ewes lp s to ,23s Od, medium His to 17s, inferior 10s to 13s. Fat lambs.—4ls were yarded,. Prices were the same us lust week. Best 12s to 18s 6d, medium iss tc 16s, inferior 13s 3d to 14s Od. DUNEDIX GRAIN MARKET. ni'NEDIN, June 7. \MU'at.—TJil» nmrUet for prime iniM- ' ing, if anything, is tinner. Medium however, is hard to place. Prima milling 3s to 3s 2*l, medium 2s 9Jd to 2s lid, best whole fowl wheat 2s fkl to 2s 9d,. .broken and inferior. , 2s 5d to 2s 7d, sacks extra. Oats.—Prime heavy Gartons ore sought after, but holders are not •inclined to sell except at an advance. Prime milling and seed lines Is to 2s 2d, good to best feed Is 7d to Is B}d, inferior and medium la sjd to Is 6Jd.