Commercial.

Bruce Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 56, 18 June 1908, Page 6

Commercial.

—4* MILTON PRODUCE MARKET. Bruce Herald Office. WHOLESALE PRICES. Flour, per ton ... ... *5 S 200^ bags. Oatmeal, per ton ... £l3 Pollard, per ton /7 Pearl Barley, per ton ... Bran, per ton £6 5 s Bacon Pigs, 1301b to 165 II) 5%C> „ „ overweight... 3£d to 4#d RETAIL PRICES. Oats ... 23 9 ( 1 P er bushel Pollard lis 6d per bag Bran 7s per bag Bacon (roll) xid per lb Hams per lb Butter (ordinary) ... nd, and (sepis per lb Butter (factory bulk) ... is 3d per lb Cheese •••' 8d Eggs is 8d per doz Fowl Wheat 4s 9d per bushel Potatoes 2olb for is

Messrs Moritzson and Co. report as fellows: — Rabbitskiiis—We hold sales every Monday. (There is a good demand, and at last sale there tras a rise of to 2d per lb. We quote OS follows Light racks up to summers lip Jto BXd» autumns from to early winters to mixed autumn blacks to Isd, early winter blacks up to iߣd, second autumns lid to I2d, winter does to winter bucks is}4d to i6d.

We can offer a few tons of pure fish manure, rich in ammonia, valuable for root or grain orops, can be used with drill at £7 per ton.

Catskins—2cl to 4d. Goat skins 9d to is Bd. WooU—Good clean crossbred 6d crossed 4d to sd, dingy and biddy up to 3d, pieces and bellies up to 3d, locks up to a#d, dead wool 4d. Ryegrass—New seed ; Farmers' dressed 3s Jd to 3s 6d for heavy weights. Machined seed 4s 6d to ss.

Rough Fat from 12s to 16s, according to quality, caul fat 16s to 18s, tallow in tins 16s to lßs, prime white mutton in tins or cakes suitable for tanners up to 255, prime white mutton in casks 20s to 235, mixed talloW 16s to 20s, muttori cakes 20s to ais. Storing Grain.—We are prepared to store, receive, deliver, and insure for three! months' ree storage, at 3d per sack. FARM PRODUCE AND FRUIT. We receive all kinds of consignments, and render account sales promptly. Walnuts.— to 5d per lb. Salt Butter—l id to is, separator is to is id. Fresh Butter (in pats).—Storekeepers' lots, lod to lojd. Eggs—Scarce; fresh is 9d to is iod, stamped as pjr dozen. Preserved eggs to is 3d doz. Cheese. —Factory 6d, Akaroa oB 6d per lb, loaf more. Honey.—ln good demand. Section honey 6s to 8s per dozen for local, large tins 4d to small tins to 4fd. .Beeswax.—is 4d to is 6d. Wanted. Hams.—Bd to 9d. Bacon. —Rolls Bj£d to 9|d, sides 7d to 8d €ood demand. Pigs—porkers first class baconers, up to l7olb, overweight 3d to 4d. Very firm. Poultry for local consumption is in good demand from : Hens 2s to 3s, roosters 4s 6d to ss, ducks 3s to 4s 6d, turkey hens Sd to 6d, Cocks 8d per lb, live weight. Poultry lor export Hens 2s 6d, roosters 3s to 4s,ducks 3s 6d to 4s, geese to ss, turkey hens sc!, gobblers 7d to 8d No railage lo oay if con(rigned to the Poultry Depot

Tho great 125-mile race for the motor 'fcoat championship of tho sea took place at Monaco. Great disappointment was caused by an acoident to the British Wolsoley-Siddeley, which prevented her Starting. Twenty-one boats entered for the race, which was won easily by Panhard-Levassor in at an average sped of about thirty-threemilof, per hour. In past time the first thing done to * ft burn or scald was to exclude the ftir. To do this the victim had to •ither apply a paste of oil and flour or else bandage the scalded part, thus Adding to his sufferings. All that is flow necessary is to apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm. This Liniment gives Immediate relief, also heals the part in one-third the time taken by any other application ; but what is more wonderful still* is that there is never any scar left after Chamber- ;■ lain's Pain Balm is used. For sale bf W. . (chemist) fcnd Gray I