Commercial.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 229, 15 July 1902, Page 2

Commercial.

o H SATURDAY SALE. I Messrs Gain ness and L Cren, Lini't j H report, as follows on t o-ir usual side at H auction on Saturday : ■ Pigs : There was a good yarding; B Suckers sold at 6s lo 7s 6 1 ; porkers B 14s 6 I to 15s. ’ B Cattle : Dry cows, £1 2s 61 to £2 Bs. B Poukrv : Roosters, Is to Is 4i ruch- B heo«, 1M 1 1 Is 2 ; 2 pur hr d L'-goorriJ B sold at Is 111 • ach ; neese, 2s to 2s 6d > B Duck-, 2s ;on ■ Minorca rooster, ss. B Potatoes etc. : Dcrwents, 5s to 6s- B carrots 2t to 2s 6,1 ; turnips, 2s ; fowl B wheat, 7s 1 1 9s 6J. B Sun lr cs at full valu: s. B TIM All. r J PRODUCE MARKETS; B Tlie fimness in the wheat market B icporlcd ast week continue*, andhuyt-rs H[ have this week taken several lines of BE prime at 4s f.0.h., the pi ice sellers B hive held out tor so long. This is an BS advance of id on the wrek, and as a firm BE demand is noted, there should be nodiffi. B cuky in disposing of best lines at the B quotation given. Fowl feed finds a B io idy inaiket at from 2s 6d to 2s 81 fur BE broken and 2s 10 tc 3s for whole- The B market for oats is unchanged, very little Eh business passing, and late qnotat one B (nominal) are unaltered. Sellers are B asking 2s 9d for feed barley, but the B demand is v ry poor. Pot .toes are quoted BE at £2 10 on trucks, market dull and sales EE very few.—Herald. B