COMMERCIAL.

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 466, 26 April 1890, Page 2

COMMERCIAL .

Te /jrqiq and Ohmenniri New Qfl<Ct Friday. THAMES CaWLE MARKET. At Fleming and Co.’s weekly sale of fat cattle which \yas held on thp2Bid inst., at their yards, Porawai, Thames They report. : A full market were varded, not quite sufficient to meet (he demand,' besides being of a rattier inferior quality, with the exemption of. a few pens, vyiiidisold as folhuys. Steers from L 4 15s to 1.725, 'Gd. early,- being' equal to from 17s'6d to 18s Gd pel- 100!b> ; Heifers at from I<3 lO.s to L 3 12s Gd eacli ; be’q; equal to I'rotn 18s to 14s per lO.Olhs ; Cows atfrom LSI 17s Gd to 1,4 2s Gd each beingequalYo 12. sGd to 13. sGd per 1 fit libs ;the inferior ones at a much lower price on in account of th<-m not being up to the usual quality. Sheep market a fqll complement were penned arid all. sold; . Withers at from 12~ 9d to iGs Gd each Fat ewes from Ms 3d to 12s each. ; Lambs 7s 3d to 10,S 9,d each.

AUCKLAND MARKETS. Messrs A. Ruck Inn d and Son’s Weekly report, ns follows—, At the Itido ami skin sale on Tuesday best ox hides sold from 3-|d to 4sd ; cow hides, from lpd to 2d : light ox hides, tjd to 2fd ; caifskins, 3d' to 4:11 the lb ; tallow, 17-s Gd to 19'Gd ; bones, 4s Gd the c-wt ; pelts, ts 3d ; skins, 5s 3d : lambskins, Is Gd to 2s 9d etuih ; lrniVbswool, 6|-il the lb. At Ihnnuera, on Tliiiiyday, dairy cattle were more, numerous than usual ; prices without change from late, markets- Grown steers sold fairly well, but yearlings to two year olds were at comparatively low prices. Fat cattle, in usual 'punther, were lower than last week fully Is the- 1001 b ; prices for Steers were at 15s the 1001 b. Fat calves, peqned in less number than last week/ wore also at lower values, Fat sheep,'in moderate supply, were, if of ciioiee quality, of b e t ter worth, but medium quality 'and lambs were scarcely so high as last week- Pigs, met a good market : but young, pigs, scarcely kept their late values. Prices for quiet dairy cows near calving, ranged from L 3 to L - 15s ; dry cows, 15s to L2 ; yearling steers, .Ll 5s ; two-year steers, L2 to L2 Gs three year' steers L 3 5s ; four-year steers, L 4 5s each. The bull calves from 12s 6d to 62s Gd each. Lambs, from 8s to Ils 6d ; heavy pigs, from L2 14s to L 4 7s Gd ; weaners 4« to 8s each.

Messrs Stone Brothers’ Report.—. Southern feed oats, 2s 2d ; black, 2s2d; Danish, 2s ; local., Is lid; fowl wh»at, 3*; feed barley ,2s 9d; ma : / ( e,3s 98; crushed 3s 9d; chaff, best Oaten, 70s, bright straw (good) GO3, Flour : Bycroft’s first quality, L 9 10s ; superfine,’ L 9 ; Golden Gem, L 9 15s; Diamond Dust, L 9. Oatmoal, £9 10s ; bran, L 4 ; sharps, L 4 10s ; Southern hams and bacon, loc d hams and bacon, 7d; Tea : Boxes, ’ss hulf-chests, Is 6d per lb; halfr’chest, Indian, 2s. per lb. Bonedust: Au.kiancl 1 fallow Company’s £7 10s ; Runcorn ‘ (to' arrive), £7 10s ; Sydney .1, 1., LG Iss ;S. nf)d G. pure, L 7 ; “ Farmers’' Friend/’ £6. Hobart palings, 15s per 100 ; Manilla rope, 8d and 9d ; Europe, 7d ; N. Z. Flax rope, 6d ; corn sacks, by 264, 7s pe/dozen ; currants; 43‘d' ; pohutukmva' felloe's, 10d ; red gum felloes, from 3by 2£ up'(6 sby 4,72 s6d (rise of ss) • ironbaik shafts, ip feet, 12s ; kerosene (Light of the Age brand), Is 10d ; colza oi l , 3s Gd ; clothes lines, Nos. 1, 2,'3, from 3s Gd to Bs6d; blue gum ('assorted.sizVsJj, gOu per 100 ft. ; Coal and coke : Newcastle, 2‘2s Gd ; Queensland, GOs ; Greymouth, 60s. Saunders arid Gilbeiii's sOups, 14s to 20s ; manures; LG to L 7. ' ’ -

Friday. [Corrected |o noon of Thursday.] EAR M AND D11RY PROPUCE Wholesale. Retaii, s. d, s. d. 8. d. 8, Butter, fresh, dairy, lb .. .. 0 8...0 0 0 1Q..0 2 Po. second quality 0 6 . .0 0 0 8 ..0 Pd., third'quality 0 5 ; .0 Do., AVaikato" “Anchor” brand 1 2 ...0 0 0 6 ...0 0 0 0 0 ..0 0 Po,, Prime Salt 0 5 . . 0 6 0 0 ..0 0 Po., inferior salt 0 3; ..0 4 0 4 ;.0 0 Milk, tjuart .. . , 0 3^..0 0 Cheese, local, lb 0 4 ..0 5£ 0 5 ..0 0 Po., best factory p 5 ,.Q 0 # t Eggs, dozen I 3 . .0 0 1 6 ..0 0 Lard, bladder, lb 0 6 ,.0 6 0 0 ..0 0 Hams, bacon', Pro. 0 5k .. 0 6$ 0 0 Cant, bacon, new 0 7A..0 0 * t llama . 94..0 0 HAY ANP CORN Per cwt* Hay, ton .. 3 0..4 0 5 0 ..6 0 Oaten, dp. .. 2 0..3 0 4 0 ..6 0 Jhal'f,threshed... 2 0..2 10 0 0 ..0 0 Oaten Chuff '.. 3 5..3 10 Straw, load 1 .. 0 18.. 1 10 Clover,'ton .. 5 0..0 0 Potatoes, locul.. 4 10.. 0 0 Potatoes, Southern 4 5...0 0 ' 8. d. 8. d. bushel .. 3 3..3 4 0 0 ...0 0 Barley, feed ' ,. 8 0;. 8 3 3 3 ...3 6 Po., malting .. 8 9 . .3 10 Oats, feed ,; 1 10, ,2 2 2 3 ..3 6 Oats, seed ;; 3 ’§..0 0 0 0 ...0 0 Oats, milling 2 3iiij 11 0 0 ..0 0 Wheat,local milling 8 0..0 Q 0 0 ..0 0 Wheat, Southern 3 0..0 6 0 0 ..0 0 Wheat, seed .. 3 6...3 9 p 0 ..0 0 Po., fowl .. 2 11. .0 d 3 4 t:0 0 FLOUR, £ s. £ s. Northern Roller Hour, sacks per ton ... 9 5.. 0 0 Household do., do., 8 15., Q Roller Flour, South, 0 do.; 9 5.. 0 Q # # Southeyn Stono ■' ' > ’ Make : v ' 8 15. . 0 0 .. Wheatme&l 9 5... 0 0 ■ 9 * Bran, ' 1 3 15.. 0 0 ‘m • Sharps, 4 10.. 0 0 Oatmeal, 25’g . 13 10. . 0 0 • • ! Oatmeal, 7‘s 15 10.. C 0 .. GARDEN ANP ORCHARD PRODUCE Apples,case,Hobart nppp Apples, lb, local 1 0‘ T'.,j(J 8 0 2 ..0 4 Oniohs, cwt .; 9 0 $ P 0 1 ...0 1} ‘ KAURI GUM AND FLAK. ■ \V.’ S . - - ■ £ s" d £ Poor Ordinary, ton ... §.7 d o ...39 0 0 East Coast . . 66 0 R ..57 0 0 Pair Ordinary ‘Ji 40 0 0 ...41 0 0 lh-ft Ordinary ; ; -0 Flax, best >> clean o ;o ..42 0 0 Auckland — .. 22 - Good medium ... 16 0 0 0 p .23 0 ..0 .0 0 0 Po., 1 Ordinary *M. 14 np : 0 0 p L’uw ... ... t . 2 Q '■ 0 ..*2 5 9\