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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 68, 10 August 1914, Page 2

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LONDON MARKETS. By Cable —Press Association —Copyright London, August 6. Wheat.—No business. France haa suspended the duties on grain and flour and their export ia prohibited. The American visible supply ig 45,027,000 bushels. NBW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AfIENCY REPORT. The New Zealand I <oan and Mercantile Agency Company (Stratford branch) report: On Thursday, (ith iii-t., we held a clearing sale on behalf of Mr Geo. R. Algie, Gordon Road, near Toko. There was a fair attendance, but the stock offered, more particularly the cows, were in low, backward condition, and late calvers wil'h the exception of a few fair cows, which met with keen competition and realised full value. The lew-condi-tioned and later cows were neglected, but everything offered was sold at full market values, the sundries realising very good value: Milk-cans, 9s to 12s; casks, 6s each; milk dray, £9; cart harness, £3; grass mower, £4 15s; hayrake, £2 15s; F.F. drill, £2l; chain harrows, 30s; Reid and Gray plough, £0; dogcart, £lO ss; sows,'low-condi-tioned, £2 2s Gd; cows, early calvers made from £G 10s to £ll, liter ones £5 to £(i, store cows £3 15s to £4 10s; heifers, three-year-old, £5 ss; two-year-old-lieifers, £3 15s; weaners, 29s to 365; bull, three years old, sgns: yearling bull, £4; dogs from 7s to 10s- »rev gelding, £0 10s. ' ° "