COMMERCIAL.

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 156, 12 June 1886, Page 2

COMMERCIAL.

Ca.ibridqk, June 11th. — Mr J. S. Buckland reports as follows : On Saturday at the bazaar, fewer horses than usual were offered and only 6 sold. Medium draught colt at £14 ; light weight hack, £9 ; medium mare, £10, nnd weeds £2 10s to £3. Spring cut £10 10d ; dog cart £11, and waggon was passed at £9, £10 being wanted. 100 bu.ihels of oatK weie placed Rt 2s 4d ; 2 tons chuff at £4 10s ; ton of potatoes middling quulity £3 10s. On Tueoduy at Ohaupo, a liuge number of cattle were y aided, which were nearly all of exceptionally good qua! it *, and were nearly sold. Dairy cows were not choice and weio hard to quit. 3 heifers made £4 each, and 1 made £4 5s ; old cows at £3 10h. Hereford hteeis 1^ 3 ear old £2 12b 6d to £3 ; I to 2£ yiar old, £3 15s, and 2 year old at £3 7s Id. Cattle from Ohineroa were extra quality and sold at £6 5s of an average for steers; and cows made £4 17a 6d. Pen of grown steers, fat, £5 15s offered, held for £6. Pen of 2^ year old steers in good condition at £4. 2 pens of growing steers in nice condition passed at £3 17s 6d, £5 and £4 10s being wanted. Steer calves from £1 6s to £1 17s 6d, and steers almost a year old, £2 Is. Herefoid heifers 1£ year olds £1 14b. Hereford cows in low condition from £1 15s to £2 10s. Calves £1 7s 6d each ; empty cows £2 ss. A lesser number than usual of fut f tock offered but wore more than required, prices were from from £4 for good light weights to £5 15s for choice quality. Bull was passed, not electing a single bid, although being a very choice animal.