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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1056, 24 September 1883, Page 2

COMMERCIAL.

t'-'C?'*-™ * i » - afternotni. , ttiiT I ’, Btdftck repbWSf tbe Horee Market for the week ettlitig'Saturday, September 22: “Veryfew-horses-were yardedfor the day asalfc iJi tfefr .Butitedi bitfinessl dbh&‘ although there were several inquiries and ordinary draught Stack, but few of theright end, ” Chance,” and although there,, we re. Ae I priMS £ aifered riof reaching 5 owners* iinfurmnfti Pulyjdof the;day’s entries were sold at fhe following prices, vik, > o drarantl/"‘lir*rta li2o v siyciarold « bolb'befrd &sh« .!los:,< haqks from Le to Lj rosj oats, is rod per bushel,— Landed^Propertles^i ; fpwhtmd subirban sections in of George Parkin, which were all sold excepting two in Tancred SffiSSllp below'the terrace rfuhe , back of the Presbyterian minse. * Alfred i.his freckly sale as. Sept, -22- : Horses jyery ‘dill of wide; cows asked for, and readily sale’jg&& at. Mt prices. Pigs sold at very: $ weaners ajjd’slips’Selling from 10s 6d: Implements dull, and hard to move. . -Prod Bee. Onions, 3d per lb ; BiD.; potatoes,.sos to 60s for good sorts; for, ditto;. carrots, 25s per ton ; f ’ qhickeh whfeat), is 6d to 2s' 6d per bushel; I& iAlJSi f lSsdJ:- t '2*s gnhianteed. A quah- - sold ■ well,! There was a Jos«lyl fi|ir'd attendance, but -a general |dull, ness pervaded all parts of the sale, with fewi exceptions. Vi ; t - ,T