COMMERCIAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10140, 10 December 1910, Page 7

COMMERCIAL.

MARKET KEPORT. The/following are the wholesale buying prices quoted locally, Dec. 10, 1910: Per Ton. je s, d/ £ s - d - Flour, s'ks 10 JO 0 WheatmeU 10 10 0 ) Pollard 7 jOO Baled straw 110 0 | New chaff— Baled Hay 3 O0 I Best Oaten 4 0 Pearl, Oaten btraw Barley 14 0 0 cbaff 2 0 0 Onions 9 0 0 Oatmeal 12 10...0 . Split Peas 16 10 O j Bran 6 0 0 Potatoes n. 12 0 0 j Per Bushel. ! i Wheat 3 6 Beans 4 3 Oats 2 5 Barley feed, 2 6 Oats. Ion? 2 5 Blue Peas 4 6 Oats, du 2 6 Partridge Peas 5 3 Maize 3 6, Ppr Lb. Hsi 9|d Bacon 7Jd bu<"' factory 1 tf Eggs 9d dairy, «d to 9d, LONDON WOOL SALES. ' Messrs Dalgety and Co., Ltd., have'received the following cablegram from their London house under date of the 6th inst : "Sales closed firm and active with brisk competition, as compared with closing rates at last series, Merino wools of good quality and condition unchanged. Merino wools of other descriptions 5 per cent lower. Crossbred wools, greasy, unchanged; scoured, 5 per cent, higher; shped crossbred wools, 5 per cent, higher. The total net quantity available for sale amounting to 120,000 bales disposed of as under—Sold for Home consumption, 52,000 bales; sold to the Continent, 60,000 bales, ndt offered, 3000; and carried forward for the January-sales, 8000." LONDON SHEEPSKIN SALES. Messrs Dalgety and Co., Ltd., report having received the following cable from their London house under date December 7th:— "Sheepskins sales opened with good attendance of buyers. Merino, good, par to Jd lower; crossbrecls, prices unchanged."