STOCK REPORT.

Dunstan Times, Issue 971, 26 November 1880, Page 3

STOCK REPORT.

Mr T)onil>l Scrnnach (m hehdf of t'e Z sluifl Loan and Mercantile Acet-e/ ! Compiling l.imitel) reports as follows for the Wi vk . n.lino November 17-li : I'at 0 tile. —At the Burnsi.le Vanin to- ; ‘lay, !!)•! iitr.i l wore y ir led. of which all nit ; -0 were stores, the remain lor consisting of 1 go “I lop lino Bididng was very slow, an i j several lie el were to.’no I out, priors n..t reaching sellers' Me is. Fo* those realise! 1 are hi oion ..f al.nnt 2-0 1 per 100'l.s was; solioiirte I. Fat, Imlloelts soi.l at frim IG lis G I to Lll 12s 61, mil cows, L 5 to 1.3 2s f) 1. tVe dispose- lof .bafts on account or Mr J. (J. BaeUl in 1 it L‘s I2< 01 to 1,3 O' 0 1 for Imlloelts, and 1.3 2-0 1 to 1,5 12i 0 1 for cows ; ami “ii neemnt of Mrs '*tr.i;lie I‘iilloelts at I.S 12s 01, and c-uvs 1.8 We quote prime beef, 22i Cl per lottos, Fat Cilves—l4 head were yarded, and sold at from ISs r,.> 4:is per hea l. Fat, sheep w.-re in cool supply, 131:3 h".ad having been off ire 1. Demand was a I little brisker thin of late, mil prices shovel an impi-ovem-ntof about 01 to Is p-r hea l. Cross-I.re.ls fetched 8i to lls 9 !. and merinos 0s 0 1 to 7S We so'd ml ‘oconnt of Messrs .1. and S Wilnn-i, 0. 248 iiea (at Gi. We qnote shorn Cross hre.ls mlly 1J I per ]\ Fot [iambs. -In eons“qu-ncc of another large supply—7S I Ilea l —last, w -e't’s uric s we e inn supported. Pries v-nged from M2l to .8-1) I per head. We sol 1 drafts on account of Mr William Shan I. at, 5- 9 i *o 0-01; of Messrs J. and IS Wilson, at 7s il i to 7 s 9 1 : and on aecomit of Mr -1. C. Unvkl in I, at us 9 I, for South loans Fat P gs.—s3 w, re sold at from 20s to uuieach. •Store Sheep.—We have enquiries for a luge number of young oross-hreds and merinos. Store Cattle. —We call attention to onr sa e of store cattle at Mos.dd Yards, mi Thursday. 25th instant, when «e nxp er, to mf-r aim it 15!) head of q net hillocks, cows, an I heifers from Mr Walter Mider s Box 1 -n• igli estate. W 01. —We have reedved a toh-gram from inn-T. .n.lqii offi -c, dale ! 9:,h Non-.on 1. stadtig : —‘- iJriiss-lirod firm r ; other k-scrtin ions oni-han.-edW<* siP I a few lots on Mon iay as follows 6 easy crossbred, Q 2 bales 2 bags, 9| I ; scom-el, II M. I bale, first combing m riim, I7J 1 ; first combing cross-bred, second half In-o i, 15J I, prices fully supporting late rates. Sheepskins. —We olTe-cd a stna’l , ita--10 lunar, onr weekly auction on M ...lav, which so d at. fair p ace-, \s i*h goo 1 com o'-tition Hatch n-s' c:-;i»s-bre Is iva'is- I 4a 4 I to Gs 1 I ; merinos, 4s 21 t> ,'i so I ; station skins, in biles, t3J I per lb , lamb, skins. Is each ; an I pelts from 4J up to Is 3 1 each. ■. ■ Hides -Market fi m at late quotations if 2ls tor t'Ulchers’ green hides, aid 3J I per 11) for wet salted, at whi.-h we have placed all lots coming'forward. Ta'lnw Well Veit lorcd mav be qno*cl -4s to 255, and rmvdi hat 16 j per cwt. We repo-1 salts at quota’ ois, Crain Wheat: 'I here is still an cn qnii-y for prime raiding samples, whi.-h e- nl.l lie phaeo I without dilHcn'tv at nut last quo ation i f 4s 81, hut s i.eks of tins description are very short, an I hns'n -ss consf.qnmit'y restnete 1.- For lower qualities th re is very little -demand. We quote crime mil ing 4i 8 1 ; me limn, 3s G 1 to 4s 31 per linsbvl. Hits: P.st milling are worth Is 71 to Is 8 i, an 1 feed Is 4 I to Is jG 1. Some sales In-e been made for alt-'p- ! inert, mil at auction last week seven! parcels of fee-1 were cleared at q notations Beyond this the local ilemml has I icon very small. Barley: N'o bndn-ss 'o report. Nominal quota in-is—for nrinn m tiling, 3- 31 to 3j GI ; iaJ.iiu.n, 2s G i to 3j per bushel.

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