Commercial.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7803, 20 April 1905, Page 2

Commercial.

DUN'EDIN GRAIN aUfIKKT. (Per Press ActocUtiea.) DUNEDIN, April 19. Wheat.—ln sympathy with, northern markets prices have eased* Fowl feed is, however, in good demand,, •nil relatively of higher value Urn* 10111108-. Prime milling 8e 2d to 9* Bd. medium to good 8s to 8s Sa\ whole fowl wheat 2s »|d to'is 114,. broken and damaged 2s Od to 3a *d, sacks extra. '

Oats.—Business has bee* small, consignments being only sufficient to supply the demand. Prime willlac Is BJd to Is 9d, good to best feed is 7jd to Is fid, inferior to medium Is 4d to )» OJd, sacks cxU-«. UUHXSIDE STOCK MARKET. ni'NEDIN. April 1». Fat cattle.—2o9 were yardVJ. boiag mostly medium. The itamuMi slackened towards the close of the sale, and prices were much tower., Best bullocks up to £8 l«s. nxdJuni to £7, inferior £5 15s, best '". cows and heifers £6 10* to £7 IOBV - medium £& to £5 15s. inferior aM Ught £3 7s (Jd to £4 6s.

Fat sheep.—l7o« wens pemkU, prm* cipally medium welfcera and ewsa. Prices for prime were a shade low! or than lust week. Best wether* 20a to 22» Cd, extra Ma ftj, medio um 18s 6d to 10s 9d, best ewaa 20» to 21s Dd, medium 17f to 1*». inferior 14a to 15s 6d. Fat lambs.—2oo were penned, prices being good all round, and all were readily sold at up to 17a HA "* for best.

I Pigs—Prices for suckers and slips were extremely low. Suckers 2u to - 5», slips Os to 12s 6d, store* Mfe to 19a Od. porkers 24» to 32». heavy. 38s, bacoucra 40» to SO*. iiis mm 80s, * "