COMMERCIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 259, 9 November 1901, Page 3

COMMERCIAL.

UCTIONEERS1 REPORTS,

Messrs Hall and Perkins' Report-New potatoes, Kidneys, lid to 2d for prime samples; Shepherds, Id to ljd; gooseberries, 3d to 3Sd; hens, 1/6 to 2/7;. roosters, to 2/10; ducks, 1/6 to 2/8; ducklings. 3d to V; Peas, 1/6 to 2/8. Messrs J. Cahlll and Co.'s ReportSouthern potatoes. £3 5/; pumpkins 7/6; chaff £3 10/: 'Frisco onions, sound, 10/ to 18/- prime 'Frlscos, 16/ to 18/; medium, 14/; kidney potatoes, Ud to lid; Shopherds, 7/6 to 8/4 per cwt; green peas, 1/6 to 1/8 peck; beans, 7d to lOd per peck; hares, 2 8 Sach rabbits, 1/6 to 1/9 per pair; dressed ■wrk 31d; eggs, 8d to 9d; dairy butter, ,d to' Bid; separator, 9d; lemons,. 4/6 to 8... Poetry-Cockerels, 1/6 to 1/11: rowtw 2/2 ±o 2/6; ducks, 1/6 to 1/11; h.ns, 1/b to 2/2; chicks, 3d to 1/3; turkey gobb.eM ,M to 9/; turkey hens, 3/6 to 4/6. FifesWeaners, 8/9 to 11/.

Mr J. Jones reports.-Butter, AM to BJtfj kegs, 6d to 71d; box, 7d; eggs, 7Jd to fod: chlese, 4id to 6Jd; bacon 6d to 7d: bams to to 73d; lard, 4Sd; honey, tyt.Ao ±ri Aozen; hares, 1/9 to 2/3; rabbits, Wl» ■»*: Pressed pork, 3M; potatoes, Id to IJfl; shepherds, id; old potatoes § Vfi to £*k onions, 18/ to 18/6; pumpkins, 6/* W 6/; kumaras, 5/ to 7/. Poultry: Roosters, 1/9 to 2/4; hens, 1/4 to 1/10; ducks, V 7 to 2/1- geese, 3/ to 4/3; turkeys, 3/ to 6/iO. Pigs, 5/ to 11/5 eacli. Peas, 1/ to 1/5 peck; bean's, Mto 1/; cucumbers, 3/to 6/6; oati 2/10; maize, 2/4; sharps, £4 15/; bran, £4 10/- wheat, 3/ to 3/3; chaff. 3/; lemons, 5/ to 6/9; oranges, 3/9 to 5/,

LONDON CABLE.

(Received 10.51 a.m.)

LONDON, November 8.

Bank of England returns show:—Stocfc of gold coin and\ulli<>n, £52,893,00Q; ; reserve, £23,100,000; pn?sortion of reserve to Utilities, 46.44; in cation. *»£W»i public deposits, £7,622,009; other deposlta, £41952.000; Government securities, »n,wo,» 000;' other securities, £86^22,000. New Zealand fours, 112; other stocks tin* The wheat markets are all firmer la sympathy with the rise, In America. Gargoes are strong. Victorian, South Australia, and November shipments Bold at 29/6. The American visible supply la 64.616,000 bushels. Tin, spot, £107 15/. I«aa, £11 8/8. The butter market Is wieakar; nomin* ally. 112/; Danish, flat, 126/1