Commercial.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 178, 20 July 1901, Page 2

Commercial.

WAIMATE MARKETS. Butter, wholesale 0 ID retail ... 1 0 Eggs .. 1 0 „ 1 2 HORSE SALE. The Canterbury Farmers’ Go-operative Association {per Membra J. Mundeil and Gus. R. M. J nes, auctioneer) report oolding a most successful sale of horses at Siudholme June tion on Thursday. The entry consisted of sixty-sixhorsos, all of s good stamp, and a oipi«.l sale reml ed. The attendance, notwithstanding the cold-weather, was Very good, a- d competition was keen. A rpecial attraction was Mr R, ■Davi'-s’s 'fine sta'lion Dollar Jock. The stallion was submitted for rale, -.but although there were several wbuld be buyers, Mr D ivies’s re*erve was not reached, D filar Jo jk being passed in at IZO guineas. The following are quotas ions of the general sal* : Draughts young, With trial, £25, £27, £2B, £3O. £3l, £34, £4l, £42 10s (ihis for a fin® looking four-year old), £42 10s (also for a foucrye»r-pld); t hree-year-olds, just handled, b ought £2O, £32, £4l, £42* to £44‘, aged horses, £ls, £lB lOi £2O, £25, to £3OTOs; harness horses, £l3’ £l4, £l6 to £18; backs, £6 10S.JE7, £B, £9, £9los to £lO. BURNSIDE MARKETS: DpNEmsr, July I^. At the Bumsi ’e market 200 fat cat le ytfSrcyarded, these being mostly medium' to good, only a few pens being prime. Und.r fair competition best bullocks' reali ed £8 10-t to £l2 21 6d ; medium, fifilOsHo £8 ; bes| o ws and heitfra* £6 10s to £8 ssj ordinary. £4 to £6 ss. A Of fat sheep only 1627 ,w«re p nn-*d. Good to prime wethers sold under good oomprtirfon.at equal to last week’s rates. Beet,crossbred Iwetherb, l7s-54, to 2ls )/ medium, 15* ttrlTs; best «#es,M6a 6d -tor 18s 9d ; medium;T4a to Ifi't. Only-131 fat lambs were bfinnsd, the beat makipg 12s 2d tp 189 fia j Us fid. t JPb* ?iSO pus ppnped wore .mostly porkprax and; rhipbneVsli,: which sold e ft 1 . obrkara.aastoOlsibaooacrs, 54a to 49e)

DUNEDIN GRAIN MARKET. Dunedin, July 17. Wheat- Priihe end > choicb samples meet With ready sale, but medium is not i i favour. Prime milling, 2a (>£,l t 6 Ts 7Jd; medium, 2s r sd to 2s 6d; fowls’ wheat, whole, 2a 2d to 2s 4d; broken, la 9d lo 2ft. sacks In. 0!f sVPrime milling is ip fair'demand, and &\r good -and prime feed lines are rea Unplaced. Prime milling, la Bid > to Is 9d : good to beat feed, la to lapid ; medium, Is 5d to Ishjd; inferior, M 3d to Is sd, sacks extra, f AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. ' Sydney, July 1-7. > Wheat—Milling, 2s 7d to 2s 8d ; chick, prime, 2s 6d. Flour, £5 15a to £6 5a ; Manitoban, £lO IDs to £ll. Orta—Prime New Zealand feeding B, 2a Id to 2s 2d; G, la 8d to Is lOd. Barley—Feeding. Is lOd to Is lid ; seed, 2s Id to 2s 2d Bran, Bid. PolUrd. B|d„ Potatoes — Circular iloadfl, £6 15s to £7. Onions— HLctorian, prime, £ll 10s to £ll 15s, Butter—Dairy, la j creamerv, Is 2d Cheese, New Zealand, 51 to s|d Bacon, lo Bd. Hama, New Zealand, 8d to, B*d. The above quotations are those ruling between merchant and retailer, and do, not represent the slightly lower value> obtained by 'recognisedferokerM. MKtBoyRNK. July 47. , Wheat, 2s BJcl. Oats -Feeding, Is 7d tols9l-; milling, la 101. 'Barley,*prime molting. 3s4<l to-3s 6d. Bran, 9sd. Polls’d, Potatoes, £6los to £6 15?. Wheat, 2s 7dt0.2 Bd. Flfur, £6 ss. Pran a'd nollard ll;id. Twenty tons of New Zealand oatm-al were paced at £l2 15s. ; ENGLISH MARKETS. London. Julv 16. The wheat, and'fl-mr afloat fnr ih« ' Unit: d Kingdom total 3,140 000 quart-rs, and for the Continent 1.500,000 quarter