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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 October 1924, Page 10

WAIKATO MARKET REPORT. The Farmers’ Co-op. Auctioneering Co., Ltd., report: The beef market is still very firm, with prices about the same as at the time of our last report. Mutton: There is little change in the price of fats, shorn sheep now coming forward and finding ready sale at firni prices. Store cattle: There is quite a move foy all classes of stores, yearlings, two-year-olds, and grown steers being much sought after; there is an inquiry for good heifers to go to the bull, store cows also being in demand. Store sheep: There are at present very few stores-coming forward, a few pens of hoggets, ewes with lambs, and shorn wethers being the only class offering and finding ready sale at good prices. Dairy cattle: The vardir.gs aie getting smaller, hut there is still a good demand for choice cows or good heifers at profit. Pigs are coming forward in large numbers with oriees_ a. good bit easier, especially for fats. The bacon companies are now operating at Ojd. Stores are still selling well in comparison with prices ruling for fats. Horses: Good heavy and medium draughts and farm sorts are in demand, light horses being dull of sale.

DAIRY PRODUCE. Messrs A. H. Turnbull and Co. have received a cable from Messrs Wed del and Co.. Ltd., dated London, 26th inst.. as follows: Danish butter, 234 s to 238 s (222 s to 2245); New Zealand, salted 218 s to 220 s (210 s to 2125). The market is firm. Cheese: White 94s to 96s (92s to 945), coloured 94s (91s to 925). Market firm. Last week’s prices in parentheses. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY’S REPORT. At Okaiawa. on the 30th ult., we held our usual monthly sale, and report a small yarding, which met with a ready sale. Fat cows. £5 5s to- £6, forward fresh conditioned cows £3 to £4 15s, boners and works cows at late rates, work .bulls (small) £1 2s to £2 10s, yearling Jersey heifers £3 4s, crossbred heifers (small) £1 2s to £2. dairv heifers up to £lO ss, others.£B to £9. At Urenui. on the 29th inst.. we had a good yarding, and report a good demand on practically all line 6, and a successful clearance satisfactory to vendors. Quotations: Yearling heifers £3, 2-year m.t. heifers £2 10s to £3, forward cows £4 to £4 12s 6d, store cows £2 to £2 15s, bullocks £B, °rade Jersey bulls £3 2s to £5 ss. pedigree Jersey bulls £l4 14s and £9 9a. Dairy Dairy heifers (best sorts) £6 10s to £7 10s, smaller and more backward sorts £3 to £4 10s, dairv c-ows £7 10s to £6 ss.

LONDON MARKETS. HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLED DEPORT. The Department of Apriculture has reamvof] the following; cablegram datGf « September 27, from the Hi<-h ’ Commissioner for New Zealand, London : Butter. Market continues very firm. No further advance in prices has taken place. quotations are: New Zealand.—Salted, finest- September 27, 218 s t.o 220 s per ewt (Is lid to Is lL}d per lb); September 20, 210 s to 212 s per cwt (is 10R1 to Is luac! per lb); September 13, ?06s to 210 s per cwt (Is TOd to Is lOld per lb). Other qualities: September 27 201 s to 210 s per c-wt (Is 9:1 d to Is 10.)d per lb). Australian.—Salted, finest: September 27, 206 s to 208 s per cwt (Is l()d to Is 10.)-d per lb); September 20. 19.8 sto 202 s per cwt (Is 9kl to Is 9kl per lbi ; September 13, 196? to 198 s per cwt (Is Od to Is Did per lb). Unsalted : September 27, 208 s to 212 s per cwt (Is IOJd to Is lOffd per lb). Other qualities : September 27, 191 s to 196 s per cwt (Is Bfd to Is 9d per lb). . ■Canadian.—Creamery; September 27. 198 s to 204 s per cwt (Is 9)d to Is 9RI ]ier lb). [Jnsalted: September 27. 2QSs per cwt (Is lOd per lb), exceptional 216 s per cwt (Is lid per lbi; Septemben 20. 206 s to 210 s per cwtHls lOd to Is RRd per lb) ; September 13, 210 s to 214 s per cwt (Is KRd to Is per

Argentine.—Finest unsalted: September 27. 204 s to 208 s per cwt (Is Oijd to Is 10-id per lb), exceptional, 210 s per cwt (Is 10 Jd per lb); September 20. 1.98 s to 202 s per cwt (Is 9jd to Is 9id per lb) ; September 13, 196 s to 200 s per cwt (Is 9d to Is 9id per lb). Other qualities: Seotember 27. 192 s to 909 s per cwt (Is BJd to. Is Did per lb)T Irish.—Creamery: Sentember 27, 210 s to 212 s per cwt (Is lOid to Is KH'd per lb); September 20, 200 sto 206 s per cwt (Is 9id to Is lOd per lb). Fnsalted : September 27, 220 s per cwt (Is Hid per lb) ■ September 20, 210 s to 212 s per cwt (Is 10id to Is 10c<d per lb) ; September 13, 212 s ner cwt (Is 10;}d per lb). Danish.—September 27. 234 s to 2?Bs pei- cwt (2s Id to 2s per lb) ; September 20, 222 s to 224 s ner cwt (Is H3d to 2s per lb): September 13. 210 s to 212 s per cwt (Is IO.Vd to Is per lb). Siberian September 27, 154 s to 174 s per cwt (Is 4id to Is 6’d per lb); September 20, 156 s to 174 s per cwt (is 42d to Is 6d per lb); September 13. 156 s to 174 s per cwt (Is 4|d to Is 6d