COMMERCIAL.
' Messrs Akthur and * Buddlk's Weekly Report.-? Business .on the whole has been equal with last'week,though produce has not dome forward quite so-freely.: Potatoes 'hiain- • tain late Values, and are' in good demand. Cheese has been in slightly better Bupplr,a»a feood quality-finds aready sale. No good salt ■ Eutter entered, inferior is hard to quit. Onions ' are wanted, very few entered. Hams & bacon of good cure sell readily, prices unaltered. Auction sales for the week have been held at the Mart as follows:—On TVlonday a sals of drapery, etc., was well attended, 'and good business aone. Tuesday: "A sale of country land, not. a large audience, and but little competition. Allotments in Eaglan districted at from 2s to 33; 6d per acre. Wednesday and Thursday;: Clear-; ing sale of furniture dealer's stock; crowded attendance with good bidding; a .large busi-' ness was done. Friday.v Our usual market-day; sale. Entries in all departments were up to the avera(?t,and the attendance of buyers waslar.se, : throughouS the day. .'.There was a good demand^ for all 'kinds of produce, but little being left bn hand at the close of the sale. In the poultry -.department the pens were not well filled asusual: fair prices ruled. Well-bred-young:pigs wefe'agaih keenly' competed for, the "demandbeiDff Unsatisfied. The following prices were l T«j.lised -—Ordinary fo-vflsj "is 3d to Is 7d; good; fonditibn tTp t62s 1>; Plymouth Kocks 2s Id to; 2s && • black Spanish, Is 7d to Is lid; ducks, ls.» : ffi turkeys; smaU.2s9d to 2slld; heavy, 3s7<iJ to 4 4d- pi«eons.>Vd tQ 8d; carriers, ls.-ltLfy :; 'Toune Tiigs^Ss 9d to' 16s; dressed pork. 2id*oj r- W t dead rabbits; isper pair;, canaries, 2s 9$ to
6s 9d: cauliflowers, 3? 4d per dozen; inferior. Is to 2s 3d per sack; cabbages, 2s 4d per sack ; red carrots, Is Id to Is 3d, and 8d per .dozen ; parsnips, 23 7d per cwt.; turnips, 4d per -dozen.; new potatoes, Id tol*d; inferior. Is 3d to Is 5d per- bag; old,Jocal grown, 3s 8d :to 4s 6d •, and inferior, 2s Id to 23 4d/ sacks extra rSouthern, kidnoys, 4s;' oniony l*d; maize, 2s 9d; oats, 2s 9d; .wheat,-3s; sharps, 4s 3d■? bran, ss; chaff, Is 6d per sack, bags extra; flour,'£lo; bacon,, bd to 6d; inferior, lid to 3d; ■hams, 4d to 6d; Mangapai baqon, 7d to 7Jd; hams, TJd; cheese, 2d to 4id; butter, fresh, 4Jd to 6&d; salt, 6id; egg;s. 6fd; smoked mullet. Is 7d per dozen; honey, od to'3id; tea. boxes. 18s to 225; Indian, 2s 4d per lb; confectionery, 6Jd; biscuits, ,4d to 4id; Hobatt apples, Id to l|d; no local n entered; Sydney oranges, 4s 6d per case; local oranges, 5d to 6jd per dozen; lemons,Bdto Bja. Mb Alex. Aitken's Weekly Markfdiße-" port for the week ending September 29.—Business has been fairly brisk. Good supply ol an kinds, but little alteration in values. .Potatoes: Very linn, but quiet, retaUers buying from hand to mouth, in expectation of a fall, owing to the new crop being so closo at hand. Poultry_was in fiir supply, but considerably; short or reQQirotnents. Butter: Heavy supply of fresh, but little corned, and much wanted. I^ggs. Largo supply, in evefy case more than market price ruled. Pigs: Greatly increased supply, quality was not the best, but prices were high. Hams'and bacon are getting .a trifle scarce, no chanse in "values. Grain of all sorts in good supply: Maize'is firm at late prices, but pats show a weaker terfdency. Parrots show no improvement, in fact prices: aveiower, and will hardly pay growers for labour. Mangolds.: Un■saleablp. Chaff: No signs of improvement. Onions: Supply has barely met requirements. •md onality far behind. Vegetables: A" of Sood quality sold well. .Cheese : Good supply, Ssa trifle easier. '?ecd potatoes havoallbeen Micccssfiullr cleared out,*nd tho demand is fully satisfied ioiHhcpresohtseason. Friday'ssalewas favoured with the usual large attendance, and far "c amounts of all sorts were put through at Mod Price". Fowls: Poor. Is 4d to Is sd; good ordinary fowls, Is6d to 2s 2d;, rooators, Is to ?s M • Spanish. 2s to 3s 9d; Plymoutn Bocks, 2s id to 4s 8d caoh; other varieties at similar rates; ducks, Is 6d to 2s Id; geese, none; turkeys, D oot 2s 8d to 3s;Jieavy, 3s 6d to 6s; pips, poorly ' bred, 4s 9d to 9s 3d; fair lots, 10s 5d to 12s 3d ; canaries. 2s to 7s each; hens and clucks 5s to 6s the brood; ducklings. 8d to lOd each. Potatoes: Oamaru, £4 16s ; £4 10s; Canterbury, £4to £455; local, £45s to*Uos; new potatoes, Shepherd's, Jd to ljd; kidneys, lid to 2d. Onions, Id to lid; inferior, i_d; carrots, lsio Is 3d-• pumpkins, 4s 3d; parsnips, Is to 4s 3d per sack; cabbage up to 3s 9d per sack; oats, feed, 5b 6d to 2a 7(3: maize, 2s 9d; wheat, 3a; bran, 4s 6d; sharps 4s 6d: 'butter; fresh* «fld.tp 7|d; ditto, Baited to8d; eggs,.hen, 6|d to 7Jd;duck esces. 7Ad to 8d; honey, 3d to Md; bacon, dairy fed 6d to' 6Jd; hams, 7Ad to 8d; Raglan bacon, M to 6d; hams, sd; tauterbnry bacon, 6d; ohoese, now,4d to 4id; Manaia factory..-43d; other ots. Id to sd: tea, Us 6d to 22s por box; to nato enutnee. 10s 6d;; sauce, ss; Hobart apples, lid to 2ia; ditto lemons,--BJd to lOd; jocal oranges, St. Michael, s;d per dozen; poor Zn 1M; local lemons, Is ljd per dozen; Sydney oranges, 4s 6d to ss.per case. Messrs C. E. Paget and Cosepany'B Weekly Rfpokt.—Business for the past week, taken all thr iien ha? about equalled last week's sales. SuDDiios' of all kinds of produce have been equal to the demand.'and former-values',liavp boon fully maihtaiaed. On Friday "there,was a fair attendance at the market sale, and prices ruled as follows :-Poultry: Fowls, fat and fit for killing. Is 10d to 2s 4d oach; ordinary poor, ditto. Is 4d to Is 7d; ducks, young, Is to Is 6d; ditto, fullcrown, 28 4d to 2s sd; turkeys, none entered, but good, fat birds are inquired foi\ and will command ready sale at prices; geesp, none entered, small pigs of first-class breeds, 14s 6d to 15s each, demand unsatisfied; inferior breeds, 6s to 63 9d. Produce: Potatoes, prime samples, £4 2s 6d to £410 a per ton; pumpkins, £3 ■ carrots, £110s; onions,-poor samples, growing, id and id per lb; cabbages, 2s 6d per sack; maize 3s per bushel; oats, 2s lOd to 3a; barley, 3s 6d; wheat, 3s 4d; bran, *410 a per ton; sharps, £4 7s6d; freßhbutter. 74d; eggs."6M"to6idper dozen; new cheese, 4Jd; oheeso, ordinary, iair duality, 31dto 4d;-iDferiori ditto, Id to t l|d; canned beef, Id to 2d per lb; hams, prime local. 6d to 71d; bacon, ditto, si|d to 6Jd; and hams, inferior quality, both local and Southern, ■were unsaleable; apples, Hobarfc, 7s to 7s 9d per case: pork, dresaed, 3}d per lb; Canterbury 1 roll bacon, prime. 6Jd; flour, «U. perton; oatnieal, 11b 3d i>er 1001b; lard, 2d per lb; honey, 2jd.;" .-.■ / ■ ■; •. ,' - ■■■■;■. ;■'', .
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS18880929.2.11
Bibliographic details
Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 230, 29 September 1888, Page 4
Word Count
1,158COMMERCIAL. Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 230, 29 September 1888, Page 4
Using This Item
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.
Acknowledgements
This newspaper was digitised in partnership with Auckland Libraries.