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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 60, 29 February 1908, Page 6

JKNKINS, MATTHEWS & I'IIiDTTS REPORT.

J«ukins, i\JaitliOH.s ami m-port:--We lnul a fair vui.liii-",i' cai'le ill CTrenui ou Monday! There were a good many store cows, which u. iv ; M (li manil, Imt young -tnlV. |.;u li. nhn K heilcr-i, iveve -voiy dull ~f N ,| (i Ilinile I.)-,. IS llliilllll lieifem -tuiv t " w " l: '" Oil to S:K lid I harnos, ~l iir, . m. W< " li;«i:in' s „|,| Mr. C. X. TO I'rntl r.«»l u, a »Whilst,m '"lyer al l'.'l (id per ■u-ic also l o.J acres at Kaipikari Id a local resident ill 02 p,. r

-UCKbAXU STOCK Ai.UIKiOT. I lie Xew .'.caiaiid l.unn and .Mercantile Agw-., Co., |.u., re|tort: - l-'n l-ridiu, at the Durham vard-, jlr«"!,'his | MU ,|<. a) ||,, lu (11 „ heiny yarded I; ineiiiuni do. .CIS ,"is tu U-li " k - liack» ami light harness b..rv.s l,ls to CIS ills, weeds cl 1,3s lo to 5».

At 1 nkektdio on 'Jiuirsdav 'U"aughl> realise,! C2U Ids to C.3'». li-liL horsey tl:l l.Vs („ iv :i , lui lo tl.j 1.j.. hrid<eu iiiediuin draunlittiil In t-H. lijrht harness do. tl'J I" ' t7 Ills tu CIS, coh- oi I in- t" Cli ,V. weeds CI I.V u> to .i«. I here wn., a lull yarding of -10. k t.; 1 on Tuesday at the Xenniarket yards. Dairy nm, .s 0 | ( l at from U Ills lo lK -.>s (id, empty do. tl I.Ss to t2 12s lid. calves |8„ x'l 1-I-, e uus J'ul'de.l in large nuuiher>. bat compeljlioji «•«, „„ |H , j week. Oxen ,old 10 21s per lUlll'b, eosvs lis to Ills, Steer.s sold at from to 17s <«l to t!l 12s lid. cows L.'i OS u , .tli Jos (no heavy weights yarded*. Sheep The Aewniarkel cards «c'e eoinpleiely lilled on Tuesday', and ,lio»--eil a decline in p m .,. s trnm ;) . 1(| K \\ethers sold at from lis u. K| s M ewes Ills (o 15s !)d, lambs ISs oil lo Hides -.Market, adviinced for lows' and all good conditioned ox. We ipiol Kxtra stout ox 7d to 7'M stout do. b'/id lo Oy,d, niediuni do. ,ji/, ( [ to jf/d. ''f' 1 ' <lu - to 514J, cow,'" bc*t lilies J/:d to 4%d, good 4</ 4 d to -l%<|. scored and cut .'l'/'.d to 4J, stays' -"/, d to -j.l, call-kius -Id to oil.

• .Market linn, Host bntcliCIS, la nibs' anil pellg Is (id lo Is 8d others 1, to Is -Id.

I allow—.Market linn. |!e,t mixed up t» ihs. good ->: is lid lo o(s lid, infer! ,r -Os to 22-, Oil. rough fat I per lb.

DL'NJiDIN liliAlX .MAIiKET. I Per Press Association. . -Utuiedin, Wednesday. J here is good euijuirv for oats' for slnpnient. ami all lines' threshed meet with ready sale at values fairly cqu-'l to those ruling last week. I'rinie mill- "" k ool ' 1,1 hest fi,,x| -s 1 V-i(1 to 2s ,'!d, inferior lo mediinu lo i;,. -jii, ||n, fni'tii,.,- }' it || j,, (i,,, I'omloii wlic.it market lias been ipiidJy "ei'eeted here, and values show a mari.'ed decline. Stocks of fowl wheat -ire ligiil. and any lines offering arc taken at prices above (hose rilling for milling Utility. Prime milling realised Is -Id to 4s sd. medium to good -Is Id lo !s ;J <l: broken and damaged .'ls I'd to -Is

LOCAL MARKETS. The fallowing prices wore realised at poultry sales last. Saturday:— Each. S. S. D ... 9 lo 2 -1. PiHlels ... ] (> i 0 l | lioo.'t<M'S I I) lu 2 3 Coekcfols ... I Gto *J 0 Cluck* ... 5(o lo Ducks ... I -J. lo 1 10 Duckling? ... to S Bl YtSG PiIICES. Dealers oH : er for farm produce :

Butter, factory, in rolls ] ■»* .. dairy „ Hi Ctieese, factory 7 i> " d » ir y « iiacou il! "" s 8^ Eggs, per doz 13 Cash lictail Selling Prices. s. I). Hitter, factory, per II). 1 2 t » dairy „ 1 U Cheese, factory, per lb ... ;j 'tair\ S Kggs, per doz. ~ j Jiiicoii, per lb. .. j 1 Hams .. 11 s. I'. Flour, roller, loylu ... it, 0 Flour, sDlbs ... . ; ;j Flour, 251b ... ... 3 m Whciitmcal, 2-31 b ba< 3 10 Oatmeal, 251 h bag ... 5 0 Oats, white, per luslicl ... 3 1.1 .. >. „ ... 3 3 Oals, crushed „ ... ;j n Uiir 'fy ... 50 Ma ™ i, ... 5 0 (j 0 Ueans, crushed ... ... (j 0 Pollard (sack) ]5 0 tf-au (sack) 10 0

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