Commercial.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3366, 21 November 1889, Page 2

Commercial.

Messrs Lowes and lorna report that at their ntooit sale yesterday all linos entered oamo forward, in cattlo considerably more than represented by advertisement, and with the exception of about twenty head, upon which a too high reservo had boon placed, all sold, prices being equal to last sale. Some 200 head of cattle of all classes, 100 fat sheep, horses, ic„ comprised the silo. We quote: Befjf, bullocks 16s per lOOlbs, cows 14s; mutton, wether lfd, ewe lid. forward bullocks 70s to' Bos, stores 60s to 05s, 2 to 3 year old steers 45s to JjOs, store cows and heifers c)os to 40s, Brntiij'begf 00s,' cpws 00s to" 77s Qtl, yearljngs 273 .tjd, calves 15s; dairy stock, gpgit 90s, liiodjurn (30s, poor fii's, SJjeep, fatj wethers !)s. fat eiyps Bs, Horses, gill/ inferior sorts entered, those making Hi to J5,

Freeman 1!. Jackson and t'o's ■Jolinsonville sale report: -Cattle [came forward in shorter supply tofjie quality generally being good. I ws.i}y fomivJt existed. Fat steers firnief, Sfilljflg feMyply at higher values than last \</'m moderato supply of sheep, newly all' Svetljcrs, made equal values to last woek. small number of medium ewes in wool made lis7d to 12s Id; a few lambs in low condition were also [penned. 200 pigs entered. Bulloclsb made'kl7s'Gdto£()l7s fid, avera'giag £5 l'4s and |p Qs lOd the respective consignments! Sl|sn Fat withers, ips to "l'Os "lid; shorn 'stoflß-Jfimbs, js; lambs in wool, 7s to 7s id, Ox beef, lbs Cd per ioOlbs; wetber mattw w»dp 2d per lb. ,