LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. (BY TELEGRAPH-OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2172, 10 June 1886, Page 2

LATEST AUCKLAND NEWS. (BY TELEGRAPH-OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

An Important Matter. -, r . Auckland, Wednesday Night. Wfflfo'the Home , Rule reaolutloti, a carried at the Auckland meeting, was cabled to Mr Gladstone, the Orangemen of Auckland •ent a cable to the Marquis of Salisbury, stating that the meeting was not reurefpnMW>i tbepdopleof Auckland, but ra«Wy of the Irish party here. It was supposed that one message would be usad at home, if necesiary, to neutralise the effect of the other.

The Flour Market. „ The following telegram received frpni the •oath to-day. Flour, £9 10s, f.0.b., at Lyltelton to-day, firm market raising. The tchooner Gleaner, and the barque Notero arrived from the South with Urge quantities of produce.

The Markets. At the North New Zealand Farmers' Cooperative Association's weekly juctjon, Jjn« day, 'there was a larcre attendance and brisk bidding for local fruit, cheese, and iowls. Very little inquiry for local potatdel or chaff, 'and salt butter is at low figtires. The following prices were realised :— Apples, 3d to 4d per lb.; pears (cooking); 2d ; honey, 3d to 4d ; fowls, lx 2d to Is 9d each ; local bacon, sides, 6d to GJd ; ham, 7d to 8d per lb ; pastry butter,~3d per lb ; best salt butter, 8d ; damaged cheese^' 4d ; goctd factory cheese, od to s^d ; table potatoes, 3s (id to 4s per cwt.; feed oats, Is 7d to lslOd;| oaten chatf, £3 10« to £3 HJspor ton ; >^«. ' 4d. ___I±_J_L_1 '**• *•