COMMERCIAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 April 1918, Page 5

COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MARKETS Received April 5, 7.30 p.m. * London, April 4. Butter is (plentiful. jfSome retailers are receiving more than the necessary supply for customers with the rationed allowance. Wheat.—Market firm. Millers quickly absorbed flour. There is a steady, good demand for the few lots of overseas offering. Beans, peas and oat 9 are firm at full rates. Sugar is unchanged.; " Shared—Wailii 1 35s <Sd, Sftrfld.' * NEWTON EtNdre REPOET. At Bahotu on Thursday, March 23, I had a very full yarding, i Wit With jthe enquiry easier,' although good Weanera were selling well. Weaner steers made £3 to £3 16s, small 325, wearfer heifers 39s to £2 6s, 2-year Ayrshire in-calf heifers £6, 2J-year in-calf heifers £9 ss, fat cows. £lO 5s to £lO lGs fld, 15 and 18-month steers £4 15a to £5, forward cows up to £9 12s fld, store cows £8 10s to £7 18s, bulls £G to £lO 103. At Stony River on Tuesday, 2nd inst., weaner heifers made £2 5s to £2 Os, weaner steers £3 10s, Shorthorn 18month steers £S 6s, others £6 2s 6d to £fi 17s, empty 15-month heifers £4 to £5, in-calf 2-vear heifers £5, fat cows up to £ll 7s fid, store cows £8 12s to £9 16s, store cows £5 to £7 18s, bulls up to £ll 10s, 2s-year steers £lllss, eows and calves £o to £6 15s, fat lambs 235, fat ewes 24s fld to 31s 6d, mixed 2-tooths 2Cs 7d. lambs 12s 0d to 18».