AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14909, 6 March 1914, Page 8

AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

(Received March sth, 10.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, March 5. AVheat—3s 9Jd to 3s 9£d. Flour—£B 15s. Oats—Algerian feeding 2s 2d to 2s 3d, milling "2s 4d to 2s od. Barley— Cape malting, 2s Gd to 2s 7d. Maize — 4s 3d. Bran and pollard— £s. Potatoes —Tasmanian £6. Onions—Victorian £8. Butter—Selected 112s, secondary 108s. Cheese—-.GJd. Bacon —ls. ADELAIDE, March 5. Wheat—3s B*d to 3s 9d. Flour—£B 5s to £8 7s 6d. Bran and pollard—ls Id. MELBOURNE, March 5. Hides—At the sale, good-conditioned lots were -Jd higher, others unchanged. CULVERDEN SALE. There was an entry at the Culverden faleynrds of 10,000 sheep, of which 2000 were fat. Prices realised were:—Fat lambs 19s 6d, two-tooth three-quarter-bred ewes 21s to 22s Gd: The principal sales were:—Fat lambs for T. G. Thomson, 61 at 18s Id* Eric Black, 71 lis 7d; A. Bailey, 22 16s 3d; C. .•-"onplewoll, 81 15s IOd; G. Forrester, 130 17s 4d; K. Pettigrew, 237 14s; P. Kennedy, 141 17s 7d; for A. Schunkle, 234 17s 3d; Miss Reid, 84 17s 3d; D. Mcintosh, 18 17s 6d, Dalziel Bros., 27 18s 6d and 105 17s 2d; P. Hamilton, 167 at 18s lid to 19s 6d; D. D. Macfarlane. 315 l6s 3d; E. Hampton, 104 17s sd; H. Sharp, 163 18s; F. Flowers, 115 17s 3d; client, 141 17s (id, E. Roberts, 107 18s; A. Macfarlane, 257 17s 7d to 17s lid; J. Jelfs, 88 17s 3d; W. Macfarlane, 190 12s Gd. Stores: 500 two-tooth three-quarterbred ewes 21s to 22s 6d, 1568 eight-tooth halfbred ewes 19s Id, 100 5-year halfbred ewes 17s 3d, 200 two-tooth wethers 15s 6d; S. Highstead, 200 store lambs 12s 7d; clients, 307 eight-tooth ewes 15s 3d, 415 four and six-tooth ewes 16s Bd, 415 twotooth ewes 15s Id, 308 five-year merino ewes 14s Bd, 357 two and four-tooth ewes 16s 4d. 181 old ewes lis IOd; A. Schunkle, 18 fat ewes 17s; client, 70 fat wethers 21s 3d, 20 ewes 18s ;*W. A. Scaife, 87 wethers 17s sd.