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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 125, 29 May 1922, Page 8

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'. i LONDON MARKET?. LONDON, May 27. FROZEN MEAT. Sheep. - Canteroury. light Sd, medium 7*.d, heavy tii-d; NortU Island. Td to Tid; New Zealand ewes. M: Australian, firsts, 6»d, seconds OJc!; ewes. 6d. South American, light Hjd. heavy tfd. Tatagonian, light 6d, heavy ojd: ewes not offering. Lainbs.-Omterbury. sei-onds 10d, Anstralian, beet OJiJ. fair Md. Patagonian. light lid. medium SJd. Frozen Be^.-Argentine, fores 3JO. ninoi sd. ruffled Beef.—Argentine, fores B}d, hlndt 6id. I'ruguay. fores 3d. binds jjd. HEMI", COPHA, RUBBER. ETC. (Last week'? prices in parentheses.^ Cotton.—June delivery, n.utid (U.B3d). Juter —May-June shipments. £'6i 5/ (fll 10,). Hemp. —May-July shipments. £31 (£32). Rubber.—r'ara, lud UOJdi; plantation anl smoked. 73d (7}d). Copra.—May-July shipments, £23 12.6 (£3 10.'). Unseed Oil.—£-14 (£45 10/1. Turpentine.— £i l-\. 15/). . i WHEAT CARGOES. The -n-heat market is dull. Prices are a»4 changed, but show an easier lendencj.-* tA. and N.Z. Cable.) NEW ZEALAND PEARS. LONDON. May 27. The Port Adelaide's New Zealand pea-J an- rather wasty, anil are selling at tS/ti '.n 7,0 a half-ease. The HiTurata's Tasmanian pears are variable, and must art- selling at ti to 8/ the 12/, and some wast} sorts ."> to i>.'■'. Tlie Mantua's Vlctorl.in iippies are fuUy ripe. Uclnettes are feteliins Id i> to n i Stunners to 13/, Cleopatra.- and >ewtowns 18/ to 14., aad Jonathans 1- .— IA. aud N. 2. Canle.i MANAWAIX j-TO.K SAI.I'.S. Abraham and Williams, Ltd., report.— A very heavy yarding of I'attle and h cnoil entry of sheep tame fnrnard .it our Feiliinj; sale on Friday. (".no,! Jrrm>y heifers were in keen deinpnd anything \v»ll into Hie JlTSey liPlns ki-eiliy ,-,.|np.-I. <1 It. Shnrt-lnii-n and mixe.l heifers wen- harder in quit. Stiire ejtt'.o >M freely .it :nst week's c;:i :i----tions. as .1;. I 1.e.-r also. I'h.- quality >•£ iie I Fheep was iiit-illu.-n. ami anything met with a brisk stu,-. inferior iinalltv al«u seTWC well. Kiit sheep were slightly easier, but prai'tically every pen rhaugeij limirf*. c qiintp:—l"at slieep: Wpthers, U'»hl -"' li ewes, best It; H in Isle. me.liu:u 1"' '■'• I iiu-ht 1" !) n> 14 1: lainli? 17 ". to IP :! Store I sheep: Ews in lamb lo Houm.-y. I and I li-tnoth nuil 4 year. ; ew..s In .rfinn to Southdown. -24 !: low-i'oii(!iti.>ne.| ewes ill lamb, 14 1: .-nils, s 11: .nipty e«es smsil in in: gtioil lambs. I." 4 in li; :-i. medium i 12/6 to i:t ': i-uUs. 3/ io s 4; wittier* IS -3 to --.'.'l small 13 .">; Jersey heifer- In iii'.f. f'.i in/ in £14 ."> : dairy rows. £7 to t'l13': weaner .T«-r<ey heifers i" IS/ to tO. mpdinin C- 10-' to £:( 1" ; n;:xr! winner heifers. £2 4- to £2 1-V; uemer -teers. >•/ to I.V: empty store cons, ::" :■• t-: Eat rows, in i,. £.".. lialceiy an.l ( .iiupany. Limited I'alinerstnn North, report having a very fair entry (if lidih she.-p an 1 riitrle st their 1 ('.'. :i - on Friday. I-'at slieep soM on .i pr wi;h last week's ni;o«. >iort- shpeji were sl'.-'htly pa*l.T, •>,■'! s( • eral i.,-n< taile! t> chance hands. There uvr.- nly n '•■«■ " ■■ a rattlfi yunled. >;.„.,. ,„,.,,, '~ ~. v■ ; . :l n-ail.v Rule, liimieli nil'na pri.-e-s are si 2 very low. White H I l.i.'n!«, til 0 l.">. S: empty i w.-s. 11 t., i:: 4: ati-'l rweS in lamb to s.n. ran:s 17 ii; cm . . we- ia lamb to S.I). i:uns. in : iiilmm! ate! we':ers, •20': fiit and rnrwunl ™-<. 14 r.- (a- : d, is 2 tn in : lia.-kw.ir.| ..in;.[v le-fers. £8 2'«; dairy l.elfi-rs 1.. £11 l<. ■ ,'l.ii v .. ws to £11 jn ': i-mpty .-,,«< 17 -~ ::7 •• I.A. lows, r.w.'i.. :;:, : p., i-efurd i-tn- ill t>., £-' !> : rows iii.l e a ; ,~. C- v< i. i" V> ! lijrlit fat helfi rs. £:. y. ■ >■,■ ~,n - . n Jβ: crr.ssbrcl -v. 'iner heifers :c ■ I.A ue:in>T steers. :« ; i'li-moiiths steer*, i'J 1" . 1* year heifers. •■_• in : Jersey T"»s nearer heifers, f.' in to i! "