Commercial.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 172, 1 March 1902, Page 2

Commercial.

WAIMATE MARKETS. • s. d. s. d Butter, wholesale 0 8 retail... 010 Egge „ 0 9 „ 011 STUDHOLME SALE. At this sale yesterday the entries comprised 5000 bbeep, 100 head of cattle and 20 pige. Cattle met an exceedingly good demand and a total clearance was e tickled at sbghtly increased prices. The sheep market was a little weaker than was anticipated, but good store lambs received more enquiry than ruled at late sales. Store wethers in fair condition were in good supply, - but sales, for that class of stock were rather disappointing. fcheep—-Fat 2-tootheyfoa‘and wethers light weights, 14s fat merino weihera-Sa 3d, good high country halfbred vfebhers l2i 6d to J 2a, mixed;wethers 9s ; fddr.'six and eight tooth J-bre,d owes 13s 8d ; eight tooth nalfbred swig ofif tussock ,os'4d j two, tour and. six -tooth, bait bred ewes, off tnssobk. JOs 2d, fiaa’bßilfbrad f.m.ewosihs 2d; wealth iQOper. - ", ' * v,.,

0 o la fi ba 6 u ttll couht ® d ; good i bred Fambs 9d 6d, other lambs fr. m 83 Gd to3a A, accoiY i . g to quality, wmti limle.—Fat three y e . r 'bnnn«»,«. h«v ? , a ßj . fat cows, £o-2s 6d • cow* < S ’ 17 6(1 ; Gd to £3 2s 6d l’i -T lf ' £6 78 Gd ; two-year at Jig £4 £S 2s months’ steers, £3 ’ to +•? 86 " ’’ e, b'btcea 18s to 1 is. * 2 5 and calves,

DUNEDIN WOOL SALES

rp, . , Devediv, February 27. third wool sale was held this alltapocn and evening. There was ’s ahe tola! number of bales offem/waa nbSdttV ° '\:° 0!len mi!,s bavacompletrd their purchase and two American the cofon .V> while local huviornn 3 Weie extretne, y cautious, the buying power was weak, and speaking generally the sale was adisappmnlmant to wool growers, and the quantity withdrawn was Urge. As cam-uted with 9 second fa le, merinos ruled at par to i l tin, halfb.cd*, Li e-.sihr-med-um halfbreds. Id drchW; lustrous turee-qu rider-bred, id f 0 Id 'de-Fne; common crossbred*. L( decline ; cro=sb ed ocks and _ meets, a 1 decline ; meriu'o locks and pieces, undunge 1.

THE HUdXeiDE MaRRET

p, , , Du.neutv, February 2G. , t,e DS7 f.,t cattle ware yarded, ? n L rt nu no;;,- b ang prime. 01 15 >o bed there wnu good camp nation % a a , iia , '‘ bett - or f‘ ri c»s "than last week. jiest hiilloe!;.-, sol a- £3 to £Q J7s (R to £7 10. best caws and £6^ tS ~ 2 ordinary £-1 10 1 to

ibhepp, IcdO fat sherp were penned, a an number good to prime wetner.q which met rdh-r a better demand. Bst cr-.'ssbnd wethei-i sold at Tdi to 161 91, mmi.iui Us to Ids, best crombre I ew»g o.r , 12s Gd ’ m d urn 8a to 1(D 61. ‘ a! abs we-e penned. All suited 1 n export, were well ernnocted for, and realised lust w.-k-’s mdcA; beat 10s to Usji 1, oi hors 7.i OJ to 9s (J.l. | digs.—l 29 pigs wars penned, all ot Which met a g>, rt a -K Suckers sold at 7s r'**’ P to hds, noivy 60s. f

V» heat.—Prime mill'ng wheat is in - nd '.rate demuid at halo quotations. Medium qualuy U out of f.ayoar, except a- fowl feed, fur which teem is a good 11 demand. Prime■ milling i< quoted 3. 2 1 <o os 3d, A \lio'e fowl v/’n-at 3i ftps •dsld, broken me., 2s 9d to 2s 11<1 •uiwnid, tncks extra. |i Outs.—Moat of the oats offering locally® are old, merlin n to prime, and meet n||| fair demand if pui able for 'milling'll ITime mdling s quoted at 2* 41 to 2s good to bust feci 2s 31 1.0 2s -Id, mo iiaiulil 2.-; Id to 2s 2.J, ( par bushel, sacks extra fe Barley.—No now barley is coinmill forward, anri there is no cua.gc report. »