Late Burnside Stock Report
Per Iwor Donald Reid ft Co. Fat Cattle.— ls7 head yarded. Although the yarding was somewhat smaller than usual prices firmed to a very, small extent. Best . bullocks, -£ >0 to £11 10s.; .medium to ~ good, £9 to £9 15s ; light, £7 10s to k £B™ 15s ; toest cows and heifers, •£7 - 15s 3o £8 - 12s 6d • light, £6 10s~ to £7., - ',; Sheep'.— 3sß4 yarded, this being the largest number forward for several weeks.. This number proving more * than . enough for requirements, . prices dropped about Is .6d per head. Best wethers, 21s 9d. to. 23s 6d : medium to good, -20s to 21s ;,J.ight,; JlßsJ 18s to 19s ; best ewes, 17s to 20s; medium %/gooaf^ 15s 6d UT l&s Pigs.— There was a full yf ruing"" of 203f a fair proportion of these beings suckers .and slips,., for which,however, prices kept fairly high, showing- a rise of •from 2s to 4s per head. Bapon .pigs were firm at , late rates; tout porkers" were somewhat easier. Suckers r 10s to 15s; slips, 18s to 22s •, stores, 24s to 28s- porkers, 34s to 40s ; light baconers, V 43s to 48s ; heavy do ~sos to 595. - / '
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New Zealand Tablet, 13 September 1906, Page 19
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195Late Burnside Stock Report New Zealand Tablet, 13 September 1906, Page 19
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