COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
The Mew Zealand Farmers' Cm- ! operative Distributing Co., Ltd., reP'lrt as follows Prime lines of chaff ;»re keenly enquired for. and the supply is not equal to the present den and Potatoes, best Hutt, special brand £7 10s, medium £4 10s to £5 10s, others £3 per ton; apple , cookers, large 3s 6d to 4s, small 3s per case; dessert well coloured 5s 6d, <>tbers 4s per case; maize, 4s per bushel; wheat, 4s 3d per bu-hel; pollard, £5 10s per ton: bran, £4 to £A 10s per ton; chaff, prime oaten sheaf £4 to £4 lOs per ton; hay, prime £1 5s to £4 per ' ton; utter, best separator, printed wrappers 9d, separator bulk B£d to 9d, dairy pats Bid to 9d; cheese, beat factory mediums, 5Jd to 5Jd per ib: loaf, 6£d lb; dressed pork, 70's to 90's 3£d, 90's to 100's 3d, bTconers 3"!, choppers heavy, 2d; our weekly pork sales held ench Friday tfuri-g summer. Eggs, Is 4d to ls'sd pyr dozen: bacon, factory sides 6§d, n lis 7Jd, hams, 7d per lb. Poultry. —Cockerels, 5s 6d for good birds; small, 3s 6d; table roosters, 4s; table hens, 3s 6d to 4s; small, 2s 6d to 3s: ducks, large 6s, small 3s 6d to 4s per pair; turkey gobblers, 9d Derlb;hens, 8d per lb liveweight. trtraw, wheaten &2 Es per ton; straw, 'oaten £2 2s 6d per ton; linseed oil cake, genuine <£l3 per ton; oats, I feed 2s 3d to 2s 7d per bushel; oats, Seed, Cartons, Duns, 2s 9d per bjshel; oats, crushed 2s 7d per bushel; machine dressed cocksfoot, 6Jd to 7d per lb; tarmers' dressed cocksfoot 6d per lb; perennial ryegrass,, 4s 6d to 5s per bushel; Italian ryegrass 4s 3d to 4s 9d per bushel.
LONDON MARKETS
M tsars Dalgety and Co., Ltd., re* port having received the following cable messages from their London house, ur.der date of the 17th inst.: — Talluw: Piicea for beef and for beefy mixed are from 3d to 6d higher, but other descriptions are firm at last quotations. Frozen Meat: Mutton, which is in good dtmand, is Jd higher, and arrivals are. being cleared as landed. The consumptive demand for lamb is active, and prices are very firm at unchanged rates. We expect that if any change in prices takes place it will be in favour of aellers. As mutton and lamb is selling so freely we anticipate that the heavy arrivals later on willjbe cleared more readily than was at first thought. Prices for beef fores are a farthing higher, and for hinds a naifpenny higher owing to a temporary shortage of chilled, but large arrivals are Expected shortly when a reaction will probably take place. Wool sales continue firm and active with brsk competition. Prices tor merinoes are rather dearer. At the present series of sales the followng realisations of wool on account of our clients been made: —159 bales wool, Wharanui, on account C. F. Murray, Blenheim, average of fleece 11.6 d; 83 bales Tirohanga, on account A. R. Thomas. Blenheim, lljd; 38 bales, Lovat, on account T. G. Fraser. Maslerton, 10.4 d; 13 bales Glen Darrah on account G. Searle, Palmer ton North, 10.2 d; 11 bales, Glen Darrah, on account G. Searle, Palmerston North, 10.2 d; 11 babs WD, on account W.Dawbon, Palmerston North, lOd: 8 bales Lovat, on account I. G. Frasei, Masterton, all round average, 8.62 d.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10000, 22 March 1910, Page 6
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