STOCK VALUES

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 107, 27 July 1927, Page 2

STOCK VALUES

HAMILTON SALE < «>w and ox beef met wi*h ! petition at yesterday's u,'" o&nj j *f le - reports the New ZeawT 1 ?” 1 st( *V Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd it** ; were firmer and stores met wit? | demand. The firm quotes: * loofl j Fat bullocks, £l2 M „ | ami' heifers. & ''gfcjfr'SH o f 5 13® 6d: ÜBBn^hed’S^,** : to £4 12s; runners, £4 3s to m fresh condition £2 i;, s to £ »»> , wethers. £1 l 3 s Id; forward * Rh;s. —A small yarding of fat at late rates. Medium baconer*^*?,* I ** to £3 4s; porkers. £1 is, to’r~'. 1: ‘ stores, £1 15s to £2 2s- «li™ 265; weaners, 12s to £l. " ps> -2s CAMBRIDGE SALE The New Zealand Loan and Mercam Asa net I 0., Ltd., report havlT, T-' their bi-weeklv stock sale at CsSJU?* on Monday. The entry of oattie was fair, and met wild, 4 ** w » competition A large penning £ H** cattle also sold readily' backward being slightly dull. Quotations «4 orts Fat cows. £5 7s 6d to £7; fat hlff’Z £4 14s to £6 Is; forward cows r T to £ 4 12s; store cows, £2 to' £» 1* yearling Jersey heifers. £3 9 S to ... y yearling heifers. £2 10s. M A herd of cows ex Pio Pin Forward cows, £7 5s to £9; baSSST S 3 10s to £6; good Shorthorn ,oir, L; 15s to £S 10s; choice dairy cowa Keys. £lO to £l3 10s; others. £: k £0 ss; forward heifers. £7 10s to {f backward, £5 10s to £6 15s *“ - Porkers, £2 2s to £2 Os; good store, £1 12s to £1 16s: slips. £1 la to weaners. best. ISs to £1 is; others. ,£ to 16s 6d; sows in pig, £1 16 S to £2 ife MINING NEWS GREAT BRITISH MERCURY MINE —The manager reports: We have cleaned up for 20 flasks of pure mercury, 1,5001 b As 90 per cent, of the ore treated cant from a clump, abandoned by previous owners outside the mine, the retu.-n is an excellent one.

KURANUI. —The manager reports for the week ending July 23: The drive east on leader near Shotover shaft has been advanced 7ft. for ihe week, making a total of 19ft. At 16ft. a small break cains across and disturbed the leader, but it is now making into a nice body of ore again, and is encased in a much better class of country for gold. The rise on Hunt's his been advanced 6ft. for the w >ek, makini a total of 13ft.; the reef still maintains its size and looks very promising.

ALBURN I A.—The manager reports The crosscut west, heading toward the “Sons of Freedom” reef, has been extended from 240 ft. to 257 ft. We are still passing through a very hard class of

country. A little water is again showing in a few of the heads, and we are hoping that this may be an indication that we are nearing the western side of the bar. Stoping over the intermediate level on the foot wall branch has been continued. The reef has increased in size and is now showing an average width of 3Jft. in the back of the stope. It is a solid body of ore carrying a splendid class of mineral and encased in a good class of country rock. The reef now has not got as much underlie as that mentioned in last week's report. In the southern end of the stope at each breaking down nice blotches of gold are seen LONDON MARKETS By Cable. —Press Association. — Copyright LONDON, Monday. Copper.—Spot, £55 19s 4£d (£54 11s 105 d); three months, £56 5s 7*d (£54 ISs lid). Lead. —Spot, £24 7s 6d (£23 6s 3d); three months, £24 17s 6d (£23 13s 9d). Spelter.—Spot, £29 3s Id (£28); three months, £2B 13s 9d (£27 15s). Tin. —Spot, £2BB Us 3d (£291 7s 6d); three months, £283 (£282 2s 6d). Silver. —Standard, 26 3-16 d (26d) per oz.; fine, 2S£d (28 l-16d). (Quotations of July 18 in parentheses.) Wheat. —Cargoes are unchanged and demand is inactive. Parcels opened steady but closed dull at a decline of 3d. Sales 54s to 54s 4Jd. Liverpool futures. —July and October, 10s 11 3-8 d per cental; December, 10s lid; March, 10s 10fd; May, 10s 9\d. Bradford Tops.—On the Bradford tops market business is limited, but all quotations are firmly maintained.