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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 204, 4 August 1903, Page 4

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Cbristchtjrch,. July 29. ■- The following are current prices paid r. > farmers, f.0.b., Lyttelton, and free <*f coxaniissior),. except where otherwise specified : • Wheat, Hunter's 3s 8d to 3s 9d per bu.-hel, Tuscan 3s 8d to 3s 9.1, Pearl 3s 10'i so 3s lid at country stations. Oats.—Heavy Canadians Is 8d to Is 8 Id, short feed Is 6d to Is 7d, Dons ! > 6d :ind Danish Is 5.1 to Is 6d, <■■ r country stations. Bailey : Prime malting, 3s 3d to 3s 6I ; feed, nominal, 2s 7d .to.2s Su at e untr-y stations. Flour, millers' quotations, Roller £ 1 0. Pollard :£5 ton. Bran : £4 0---. Oatmeal: £lO 10s f.o.b. Ryegrass— Well dressed farmers parcels, 2s 6d to 3s Od, extra prime. 2s 9 1 to 3s 3d, Italian ryegrasses to 3s 6d; .ocksfoot, 111 b seed 2|d to 2|d, 131 b sjed 3d to Oatsheaf "chaff, £2 12s 6d at country stations. Potatoes, Early Rose L 3 10s, kidneys L 4, Derwouts L2 5s to L2 7s 6d :,t country stations. Onions, 40s at country stations. Dairy Produce; Cheese, factory 5d to3d, dairy od.to 51,butter factory,loeal i id per lb, North Island lid, dairy, 9d to lOd prime, salt (in boxes) 8d to9d bacon. 8d to 9d, hams 8g to 94d, factory bacon and hams id higher, fo.b.—. eggs Is 4d dozen.—Chiistehurch Press. WELLINGTON PRODUCE REPORT. Messrs George Thomas and Co., fruit and produce auctioneers. Wellington, reoort prices ruling in the Wellington, Market, under date 29th July, a* follows : —Apples, cooking are in request from 4s to 6s 6d per ea-e according to sample Dessert sorts i ule from 5s up to 13s per case. Pearsa re in good request but supplies are about exhausted ; lemons : Auckland grown are selling from 6s to 7s per case ; tomatoes : hothouse grown realise lOd to Is pei lb ; tree tomatoes are worth 4s to 5s per i case ; eggs : market is fully supplied and Is 4d per dozen is the highest value obtained for fresh. Butter, good dairy 8d to 9d per lb : potatoes, fair sale at 65s to 75s ton ; onions, good demand at 5s 6d per cwt; carrots, 2s 6d per cwt.; marrows, 6s petsack ; poultry, fowls 3s 6d, ducks 4s 6d turkeys 1 2-s per pair ; pumpkins 6s per aa.ok 2s per cwt, walnuts sjd per lb.

STOCK SALES. Messrs Freeman R. Jackson and Co., report on their \J >hnsonville sale, held on Tuesday last as follows':—We had a fair entry of bullocks of good quality, and a few. pens of cows of poor quality.'' Bidding for bullocks vas slower than last week. For cows bidding was dull. Ox beef made 26s per lOOlbs, cow beef .2is. Sheep, in small numbers of medium quality, were easier than last week. Best wethers realised 17s 8d; others 15s Id to 15s 6d ; ewes Lis 9d to 15s lOd. .-

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