Thank you for correcting the text in this article. Your corrections improve Papers Past searches for everyone. See the latest corrections.

This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.

Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image

COMMERCIAL.

, ■ Tim SHARE MARKET. . %< sa^®: -of'(National ilMnianca'i'at.ii'iSaii-was . ■ reported,, and'this was- all - the -business done ■ i'%;#?in';MycStinent ; 'rtopk6^;::Natipnal;Btmks,-buyers io, sellers Xs3i , Metropolitan Permauopt ; ;-Buildinf,- huyers •.Ji 12- cum -dividend; Wellinji-. 3®SS£sitbn)Txust^'and; Ipan,' 'sdtets,.'JS7'ss:; is) lis i G«ar Meat, .£1 paid, buyers £2 10s ; Meat lixport, wE2 12s. 6d. paid, sellers £3 Is. / : -.6d.; 'Manawatu Rails,; buyers-£2 -155.;-Welling-ton Woollen, ordinary, sellers <£3 Is Gd., Wcst- - -- v port-Stookton Coal,, sellers 9s. ; Leyland-OT3rien. 9d.;,N6w-.Zealand vPortc?'land■, Cement;■:buyers £1 • 135.. 9d.; Taranaki Petroleum, buyers Bs, sellers 9s 3d , Ward and Co. Brewery shaits, sellers JJS. ' THE MINING MARKET A sale of Talismans atf £2 6s was reported. / Waihis* were firm, mth buyers at -CO. Tho -i.- Tr v. markot displayed a dullitone. --The quotationswere as under i-- i £s d is d £sd Talisman ... . 259 266 260 WaiJu " .. 9 0 0 3 1 .6 i — Tairua Broken Hills \ — 018 — Tangiaro ... — 00 5 — Big River ~ ... 115 0' 118 0 — , THE WOOL MARKET. 1 ... " According to a cable message received by tho . J..' . Now Zealand;Loan'and ; Mercantile Agency' G0.,: i ßradf6m i ;tbps;:have- : adviinced!s-ld;vtp:'ia.':per; &Xf:lb.'*::Tlifs,is;veryrcHeering,jfor'it-indicates that iitVj^H^Kiohpfe^ns^hTnesday^JlarolijS, ; values'will;. Bhow improvement.-: - And it; 'is.. likely- .- that orossbred wool yiil'sec the best'of the advance ::;;-¥:-;si':fortmoat;'6f ' the^suppoct/iforttliis.'plass^fLWool;; ; operators^. v-y-:: -;' r-'A.furtheradyanee f! K|! W: ;b^{diff^nc6";tbv would .'s!ace\ >at rof-: the ' Sv'£'i;{i ! JiSSS Telieve; itlio. monetary pressure v J !?ojj.-V£\beingrfdt£;-'; ; CvV#v"^^^ . ' -Writing , of tho w00!... situation,.- a . cor-fAKS'-f- - respondent.' of Economist 1 ' QuondonVsays: "Never ; KSi;rfte; ; ' on ? v ' the : i^no"^npr<^^: v : -fV -mont- iiytiraaej' expeneuceaVbusinesa nien wero j convinced thiit the psychological mom/mt had ; ;May; ;and ;cleared ' the jmarkets; of; aUscheffpJ'wbol;: aridf : tops^.^nd^enti^iSvs'Kith' extensive ;bpe^ im p rayement' ;had';'sot"Vin l . dead these' : steadily \Voal "ftftered'at Syd- ' . '.noy' quantities eiiremely,; cheapjiwool.;^OWheif;,the .regular :l{j> ; Adelaidey Ta'stjitheir r a^ toSbe'as'i teen?as^eveV^'iuid;.^ Contin'ental'ihonsee K>;SV«sAreres ableY'to .-■ iseenre.'-thefcch'eapestr'wdolJjiola. M£kMi.,■ since' 1901. Nof : did .the advent, .bfj.payers.-. • • • - from th(v TT-S.A. - mak« uracil -. difference, .for they,, as ;usual, had .to buy to suit their tariff, and ? onljSthe v pli^?; 3vS i; ;;S the';; other iseotipns.Jpf. continued { their?'eitehsiy6 !^peratibris ! i W"; ! to: ; . : i •'. j-' standard." s '^"- ;^'CtistPnis.''.*,T6venuo"}' i 'COllected-;' 'at;'.";TVelling--ton amounted! to ;X4GI7 19s. ' '' ' IMPORT MARKETS. sS;i# i :.S ! isiTlie' orders-: -ooniing' • in ' pretty "frc«ly from-; tho ? country;; but-tho ? 5 , ! "Bit;:. y tbwn%nd : ißuburbaS : .trade'is,still-bn'.,a: ; barid-to-. gs^^f;:mbuthjl)Sis. : ;^here|atp^£^m &iiiSV^B'«i3.B|db r ; .to;, -idf: p e f it S Blue—Ecokitt'B. bag Bid , Equare 714.; Col- , man's and Keon s, square and bag, 7id , Em"New' Zealand ~Candle Com- - V.-- '. -' pauy's quotatiODS, ißsued:December 19, .are-.— 'feperm';Paraffined M.'s■•!A^H6}isperm ; >ftTitwyenuf. rM^^r;;Vp^affine,'l6id. ; ; ptitedv': 65dci; v ca ; 7id;;:^ }? Q . Z :'* : 6id , Burma, 16oz , 6jd ~ , Cornfioiir' is. and.! P, sid ,to Sjd j Jolmson'e; 2Jd. J-jßrown 6, 3d , '•'7 make frbm'7Jd.',io;Bd.:per'lb. i '.- .Canned- fruits are lair- de-;-;,.-'...i.-;. nand .'at- to '12s; ;H®^to^brand : !Mdfquffi©^^f^!;rtW,s^f!;^'i , :^ : • Dried Fruits.—Currants, finest provincials, 3d. jioleMefeAiali Cartons;;, 3 r6ulttnaiSß«ectod}sM.y;Ciio«se-!l i v.'.: -. ' 4d:, goiden'.ild. tti sld. per lb.; lib.. Cartas'4s:.; ■•: . 6d :per - dozen. -Dates, Dulk,: 2kl. per- lb,, CarSSSHa:/?®ton's;"fc<M^pei;;'dMen::vFiM;il2oz.jglov^boxM,- : 8s 6d per dozen Figs, 111b layers, i\i , 51b -.; naturals; 5d.-per.lb.: Seeded raisms are slis.ntly V.". . ' ;;-- 'lowor, fancv.' llb. -packets 45.; choice'33.-6d.- per' i . .■'- iV- dozfln.'.- Muscalbls,. Californian,. s's boxes Gd., •V : 10's 20's 4id<"per.lb.'; :Jlalaja;. s- at 19d. ifeOrij-S ■' meetmg-.witli; a :goo3' ■•Jliftfi'ri ; p^v^ifib.^HeiTiiigs«\^6alnioP»)loDSfer>:.sar-. % : -\VitH;tlieVdeniand. r' '.'•-.nsual at this-.'time';of .year. "- : .' - : Sardines.—Last, year - the . sunply - of French jv:';>;'A;^;iMrdineto'-^Ta3-;-ahout : ."tlie ■';smalleßt^ofi..recorQ. .','.'.'-V, . -'.. since the commeiicement pf.the industry, ow.ing - f aU^'of: tlie; 1907vpack;; -i":'..- ;; It ; folloiyed; 'tob;.' ! a season, and \;;-.':. :: : coiLSoqueritly: there was a ' great Scarcity of Kood fish'-for .'tinning,' and prices .wero exceedingly ilttvsSHufirm;!;'Sei?orte';reiSiy^d2^ "time;; edxjhb ~ idear that: last; ; 'al^ Itb ia ; :failure,;;but. ii -latest'! credited) iif ermiticin^;ori •' the^^subject 6tate'i''tKat':th'pugU''th.e':&hing> year tßsappbinting/,; much,/ ■resultsy were.-; ob--:i."•v:-~-f.;.;-::.'tainedHhan-in-the.previous; year;?,. In-taot, the; >: .' -'• - ; ' catch . was larger ;thaii;^tlviS'ttvp ; previous seai-- : ,' : yi;: :v ! ;- Bons;'a/good runJof fisli' -accoiint- .' -able for - the better/esults. . Prices; • howtver, factories, iffßf■iv, : Half tin's, overe very; scarce'.p^wingto . tne there ¥^S®wassa ; bfPffieyfishingvinJtheslatteiwpart;;6r-the ' ih -; size,'.'tho-'ifisfrTsometimos-. ranging in- size : :\.y ' ' from to.tffenty,tp. l tUe.quarteri : tojAh!s . i :.';'.;;;V;: : -circum6tance J : was;'tlio'-'caiiSQ of;-mueu--'-expen6Q :v: .to the ; packers, - who .' had :tb / 6ort :and tiirow out ; thoj.\-fislj. ; whicli''- were - too-.-largo -or too. ; ;*' Imports J 'ofs ; ' • ..: ••' .'. •.been : 'on a '.largo scale, and had'-fbiind ' ready f^:^;':/!'P&cliasers^;at'; ;full;;i)rices^(NOTweinai;.jsa^ iKS'iSriS Q-iiies ;V-were? 'coming rimof ''t Aaptt isfp%^t!^earis£L^Yfouhd\,ffillingsbuyers ; at; the attrac-.-.:.-K,:. tivo. prices which were,'.asked.-'..- __'. .. . >'rMustard.^ jaif Colm&n_B, i s Is 5Jd to Is 6d , i's Is 3id to Is 4d , Durham, 71b. tins, 7d to 7Jd. HA -;..;-.;'-.;. ;. : Matches.T-l'laicls) -3s. Bd. to 35..9 d. a gross; penny : elides/. 3s.' 19d.v to: 95.;"6d.i safeties, email, foreign,r3s;'tK3s^;3d.Vßi^nt'iidiMaj's;;iimaU 1 to: 6d.; largo 7s. Gd. --; v .-j •Jl .... Condensed MllkiT-Highlander; ss. j,Cowslip, 4s, -/vftfeM. ; i6Ktof:.te dozen. ' r ' " ' Gditojlls. fjQ£S;'&t6i;l'iS£s£\- toJjgiles>i 2 s,;{3ls. ■ 3is; . 365.-perrdozen; Gear's.assorted,:potted, 4s. Gd.. George's, j'ss^-t^T-- . Peel.—Lemon, 7|s,. 5d.., per lb.,- orange,' .sjd. .'• ; f -citrbii, Is. i>. ife;?-;Si-£.' -10s;'.. 6d.,;-rounc 6d per do/en, Captain White's 23s Gd ( Gaiton's HP,'-J pints 10s fid, pints 18s 6d ■ :.'puro ! picklt-s,"9f. Gd. vßice r Nb:v and; Ni.

Stnvclu—Colmatl's. jllly. boJces./.-Sjd. to 'Sjd., ';, . V '51b^ : pac)iets.'' [ <New ( : 'Zeal:ind, v lib; i; boxes, 335. to 535.' per cwt.;,slb. packets, ,375. to / Tapioca.—3cod, l'i?. '6d.-pei'. v Sugan—Ovnng.'partly to {the: belief ithat;; an: , ; con T , 'sumption for . i»m-irin!iing,. storekeepers are : r .-/C: . ■ ■ in Jargcr .lots tlKin iifiual. 'lA and .-No,- : 1, SG's, £16 15s i No 2r .CIG 55,; No. 3, Jjls<ss. per ton. 1 ' William -VCohrial^and^.Go.if-in^theiE'. • : 'report on;'the sugar market in'l3oß, show that . .Y'k-. . pricc-s.have fluctuated a 7 -gb6d:;dcal:diiritig:the' year,'owing to uncertainty as to'/the quantity ;^MW.; , S:? i i;of; bothvthe cane and beot crops. The - Cuban . :;;;.-; ;, '' :: j- : yipi(V,; at firfit eatimated nt'from. 1,100,000rt0. - • ; : "• , 1,200,000 tons, actually amounted ,to only 962,000. . ; at;ii; ; jbnt;;:including-iall ;otHer-;fields;v:the ;tqthl' : output lit 5,079,000-.tons,as against.'4,47s,ooo, tons. Beet forecasts have 1 , „ thi- supply 'of all sugaT will show Lfan; appreVv : Vi;ciablei :adyahce.'as'vcdmpared r withVthe previdus :- ;; : 'sGason;-; St6cks as.nt Ai]gtist3l;Tvere: 13,008,000. SoU ; 'l 4tohsV';as^cdnipafcdvwitlv:l2i73s,ooo;^ at.the ■'>?■^ ; ilidrrespbn'diiiK-/date;of. 1907.- / .Corisumption has: apparently decreEi3ed during >the- year, by- 435,000,. tone, but Amenr:m meltings, which. secrii to tinderstated'during-tho;snmmer;;hayo. been :increo6od:fr'om September.. to Decopibcruy •■'&s'}%■'£■;:6B,ooo •'■'■'timsj.vttndi>the:. : remaining 'deficiency;is; :\rdoubtless.-iliio,oin- Connal's. opinion,, in, ' , : , , gr«at,meaWure,ti).the',ri?'duction of invisiblesup- . plies, which are generally believed tis.have been. .' considerably drawn upon in August.--The'averr. age price, .of pbeet : in• 190S 'was 10s.. s|d,;- as ; .-' uprnTist- Or. - in 1907 and Bs. "id. in lsc-ti. ■

' ' Vinegar.— 'Midland, /Red Hook; .quarts, (Is.; Champion/: quarts;9s.", Gd.Red.'.Seal,". quarts, ';4s. ;;i: Midmhd, :boncentrated;:,B6z., bottles; 10s. ,6d.j;i)'er ; conCentrt»tedj..sgal,',casks, 85.',6 d.. |pDri;gallqn;Jpure..iiialt,;2Bgal; casks, Gd. per 'gallon. '•> ' : ./'/'•;/'.'W 1 ;';-//; v: . ■' Chemicals.—Cream of. tartar, 95 per cent.; 9d. -to'9Jd;, 99.per,,cent.:9jd. to; 10d.//tartaric- acid, Is. 3d; per lb.; soda Crystals,. JCS 10s. I bicarbonato of soda; : JSIO -10s,;: calcium, carbide," :to •£lG;>blueStohe, .£32 10s. ; whiting; £4 15s. / 'i,. . Turpentine.—Speculative manipulation during. ]1908; caused/the pricejof'ttirpentme to. fiiiotuate "■Wideband tho'/yenr olosed with/lower: prices ruling at Home than '■■ for;'several, years.*- past: • In; tho United States, there, had been considerable depression: through the conflict of .rival interests,. and. the boars ■' had had.,matters much /tMr r Stocks;had inc'raa6ed,/and :aa the demand had been'/interfe'red'.with'by..the prevalence', of high'prices the. trade had drifted into. serious 'depression,' the ; :market present, , ing Hit,' most unstable.; •, a ppearance.. " America n ' spirits at, the' beginning;, of. 1908, stood; at ;82s; 3d I ;to" 325.'-/ Gd.,' and /directly afterwards, '.owing -.to 'a;suddpn>ad frapid;advance in. Savannah,. roso Ba. i'l one iveok to 40s. From:tHifl /time/weak!.ness was/in' the,ascendant, and although pric&s advanced' to/ : 4Pp.,'4jd,;in.March, ; the' bears finall/ got tho upper hand, and-, in;; October the •'va'luejwas 'dnlr.Ms.Vln .1907, uptq' 52s;3d.Swas. tonoh'ed,: ; and the - remarkable'decline. \rhieh-,h'ad takßni'.plo.ce rsincid/'.theri v wis • : ■; due'.solely / ■ to ; /manipulation.iii _the'/United: Stttes. - Sucli had ;bceii thd/depressidn/.that' prices .had/fallen;.be-;l6w;the-.;cbst; of/production:- Later in the year therQ/Avasmoro steadiness for Americanspirits;, which closed at 295. per cwt..- ' /Tea:—Most, grades: have advanced from 35 to 38 penitent. to'Londonand/ Colombo;.' and cable 'advices from' ;Colombo a. few..'days; ago. stated ;that. the market , was sboiring. a strong.upward tendency. / : There, will, / of course', bo no increase in / the ' prices - of tho.., standard / brands • /on/ the j.'NeWSZMliiilfc^-markets,';' tho.iwholesale tea merchants pref?rring',to/face a cut in profits rather than disturb their trading /'.: arrangements. ; . .. ■.%..;.-V/:;' /■v/;?. V^. . 'Messrs.- Gow Wilson, and -Stanton,; in; their annualteavrep'ortj statd,thatthe average price, of , Indian, 'Ceyl'oiyt'Emd, Java'teas; fell during; 1903 below 1907,,thongh/wraaining, ;, well.; above'the/-standard: ofl9p(i;.-'The.i chief . cause, of; this was • the decline, in-; the quotation', ; fpr,;theicbmmbn/descriptions, especially/during. ■ tile' last'/s'ii/ months/ this, decline ■ being brought about; in turii -by the/heavy.'imports 'of very /inferior tea-from; China, a decided falling-off-in : ,re-dxports;,-particularly; to' Russiri,;'aii / estimated 1 " increase in tho-Indian crop, 1 and a decrease/in-,-popularv'. favour -of r.the'/ cheap canisterl';;./;Th'e .quality Java. Jeafi has. been again[''excellent,'t.but /tKat' bf/Indi'ah 1 has .been' inferior. r . Imports' of-' liidiaif; and • Ceylbri/ tea : to date/if or .;-;tl<e;!cnitent'/<e'a'aon'v.]iave'.'Deeii:./- I larßcr,':thahViii !; 1907, j but/ deliveries; havo/ been smaller,;; whilst, in /'stocks;, thire ;is a'; gain: of: about": 3i per cent. ! -''of- : -'PTer tflQplffipZs'&iZO?, -fr' i;>S:/ : FRUIT 4.ND PRODUCE REPORTS. bfr jMteWSyfs': market// as//followsPotatoes, : ./,45..;! .to: ..4s':v.'<iq. jsmall andinf erior,3s.to 3s. Cd. ; onions/local /grown Ss,'9d^,tb. : .4S,' American Gs!;;iciibbages,;'4d. : . ;.t«i9d.> sack,viiq/idemand ; J ,cauliflow6'rs, :Is. / sack §MSi:!4s;it6:s?l j.'beans; '9d. '.'tpilsV; Cd., in 401b., ags;;totnatpesi/'Lower3s.'to 35.2 d., mUrimproving;'- lettuce;;-2s; .Gd.':'to/'3s.'i banana caseß;'/plums;'flhqfce 3s. Bd.:to/45./3d.;/'ordinary. „2s.v'9d.' /cases, full-size cases Ss.-6d;to 10s;:Gd.; peaches, ohpicß;' , B!bertos";3i,M.:/tO'3sV Bd., Muirs : Bs..:'3d., =to/3s. i - / ' •'tannes. nono; offering; .pears, best/locals/ss. 9d.';- | to !65.-; 6d., ; ''Ordinary.; 45i;6d.,i6'.5'5.. Gd;y et:gs,''/ls.-. fGd^. i db^tf;'';fdw;l^,: Ss.ltd- 3s.;'.6di;.'pair j "ducks, 1 -:5a ■ iils;;, v.'Ci;/'-' 1 . ioi;lialf-sadksi" .< ducumbers^v,ls/r: : /3d. ; ;";to./'ls;;;.6d;/; : half-cas9s;'/iD; : ' banana cases 3s. 6d. : , to 4s. .•'.pumpkins, / ; 2s.' 9d. : ;' ~^.L ; 3sK. ; 1 2s.;' ?d;,- to - ,'beetrbotj'..'3's;'. per sack;/ ; c'elery;^;9.d;'-i{-t6i-lai"^dpieii'i':.msirrdVrsiT9dj v,t6>;ia.--. / 'Eack;igarlick;'3Jd. to 4d. ; pcr lb.-. ' ' . ;.- ' /soft^'fniitj'ajidfSgpod;;'apples;':fidthi 'cooking and '/ all : descrip- ■; 10s; per ton.'on"yestirday!s prices;;"' .•. : - ADDINGTON STOCK SALES' I i -i • tBI lILKQIIiPH—ritKBS ISSpCUTIOJT.J ' , Chl-isfchurch, February 24 thiero'/.'wera': .• 'again/gopdi entries/bf stock, : an^a/ikfg'e;attends ; . ;anqe.;;i./Pricrajf6r<fati; : cattle,i'stow;.sheep,/aiid : /fat/.lamßs;;W«r6/;illv;(;asi^r,/,--vFat:^ ' d'' further/- 6harj);iti£clm6://.in/;prices!: i JTat , : pigs i i sold '-lather bet- ; ter;T Sfea, fln<ssair®-;,edUle' sold /well.' / /-.; J..: °^.TKe,'stSi%' : 'Uw^^ens'-.'vere;-ae^:'Wcd^A&'' a.large entry;:a gdod./prdpprtion .being' co'nsigii-; .lhonts 'from -:i qtUside/z/Of./. Canterbury; and-. these indiffefont'/class. ' ..Tliera : ' ;was : .; 'a.; good ! clearance/;being/effdotM;/'but. prices, :were:bar6ly ' ■equal 'to'.those- obtained. the; previous week.' The strongth'. of.- the : demand S.w^'/ ; lioweyei-, ./shown' '.; ■Jtff-ythoVfaoti;:;tlbat ': firmer', at tho / ;'pathy:;.with-.;:thV th'e;\values;;of''fats;;/ / ; pne -,/of /sales;; of i: ewes;: was//df S,a draft iof -'fullimbuthed /.sheep ■' from, the Cash- : halfbreds, : 17s. ;10d.: Small two-tooths niade'.lss/ Sdiij-ind/twd.'/and.-four-tooth ewes; ,17s: ,sd.Me-dium-lambs -mr-dd .Us.- Cd. ..to 125.; forward /siorts,-'l&>i3dli.^';'.l^..,9d.'j'i.-ahd'-''lbw-conditi6irtd ; ; ■ 'andiftra^el-staine'd; :i ,9s.'rtp v'6d. ; /- //Forward; : . .w«tHers;..of. which there were some ; good lots ' • /olterrf,^ade';lßsil6d;Vto".lfe.;;ffdij\medram l -/-12s.'" : :tojloxfe^nditioiiodi}9s'; ;.tojllS.v,7d.'." There 'was an . entry ,of 5407 fat lambs, tho : . ;qii),ality,/./dn.itb"o;:wl;o!,e,;:b'emgjfexcelleht;/ ; : . .lato'biv'yere-well /well/'-.fin-/ f -'ished.ibnt' 'a/ fjiw; lots'-Lwduld; have .been; better/ , .have;/reduced; fffieir..^limits/:-.for-.; between ; ; SGlb.Vand/^Olb.'yithd^^^rates-over; all .'at' the; wd'rks. ■ *now. being-..up-; to 361b., 4Jd."; 361b. to. 421b., , ,''dyer : , 421b:.;:and'.'second/.(inality;; 4d.\pet;lb} In consequence of/the lower: basis of purchasers', values there was- a .decline in. ', 'prices,;UndVa/nnmber/of,/lots were/passed'-inj- '. the' j ;^TOrsi;de'cliiiing..\tdfaccept./ the reduction.- • .There. ':werd,s3o77..';.taken :i for -freezing, /at/''l3s.;.':"td 15fe7d;,' : :.SM:!beirtg^■.bntpK"ers^\:at-; : 13s. ;7d. 'to;i4s.; : ; Vlod:i'iand^^r£ttw.V^xtret'/.'t6^l7s.'t6dlv,-'&ndvl29l-- ; iref«i' ; / V "i/'s-M-V : :rt/"-'// ; '/[ / • ;The'^sWin'g:'of- J fat ; 'Sbeep,';-was:.;about': equal'to, , ' ewes ./ again-, k of;'the ; entry.; /.word' iraar' atv Uttle;. '/ ■■■>idoi% 7 -by';Mp'orteM l fjbutViey^ere.^ - tSe/'.w'brksr/v.'.The.'range/'of^./OT / '-liutci'er&',';lss:i'M'^yt6"\lte:-i'Si;|-ligKtei,.-^ ;to lsif:/prime;/ewe?|Vl2s. i : i extra,, i to.;-165.. j i'others,' 9s;'^'to/lis'.;/ 6d.merino''-wethers,-; .10s. 3d. to 10s. Cd. ' . • ; '/S'i ; /,/'.-/-: '/.' There . ; /ivere./271' fati;oattl6: entered,.: and - they,. !. -were;.mostly,.useful sorts;:.The:competition was - ridfc'so keen' as.last '/weeki and-there was/a/fall-' f. ,ing.-;dff. i in/ prices'.:from-.thp;' rise',/of.' last -.week:-: ;; Steers made ; ss. td. ,2s . f>d.; lieifers, ,C 5 :to 'jE9 and'''cbw's;;^4.-10s,/ I to'. '/ .tbV';23sJ l 21s;/ Gd. for; \ medium;',i7s!'to'lßs: ;6d. for cow and'inferior,. per lOOlb. -.: //:' ;/'.. /-'/:; . '/: ; : ,'/ • '■/ _■ ■/ ;/ ; ,/ /Ai 'avera'ge/yarding.of. veal calves..'sdld>at-/45.-. ;and ; quality,;'; ' .Theroiwasii/fair; yarding:of. stpre'.cattle,'in-, -eluding /lines"-frdm : the/ south. ■ ■', The '. demand showed'.ai^marked-/.improvement,•: and 1 a .good .clearance .'was effected. Fifteen to. Mghtien-'."boriths.-made/ 455. /.. tov 475;, Gd.; two-'Jfeor-Hfeert,'J^3'^.to': two-year.'/heifers,/ i- ■ gobd'/sorts; three-year steers;. ™ >=lls.; Vthreeryear// heifers,; : X 4 ;^s.; and dry , cows, 20s to wC3 10s ■' co'ws,\' tliere.f/was inedium • to : good ;- 'demand,' arid/they sold'at -63 15s. to ! 'lss.-,-, r '■ i'.Th'ere 'was a'medium: entfv;of/ fat /pigs,'and; .' ?tKej>J : soid /?at;/la»l; j^week's / prices, and a fair f' -yßrdinfe of/stores-showed a/slight improvement.; ,r Choppers ; :sold up; to '£4 ss. j iheavy"; baconers,. v' '55s.r.to' 70s. ;/ligbter, 48s; -to 545. .(equal, t'o. ; sd-/: per.'lbj) fiarge porkers.' 425.;,t0 '35sX to 40s;'/(equal'-:t'o' Gd. /per, lb.)/;,;large/.'s,toros,' » 355.Hp/425;-;-,mediumV.2Rs.' to 345..; good, weaners,, ". Zijs. to 205.;. and small, 12s'. Gd. to 15s. •. •

' 'BUENSIDE M4.KKDT.

' {B* : lELEOttini—ruKSi! "'ASSOCIATION.). : Dunedin, February 24. >lAt'Burnside td-day•,22o:'cattle Jwbro yarded,< a' i'ood ydrdiiig of fliedium'quality.-: ;Prices : were . 'asien- 'Best,"bullocks, £S. ss. to -JO. ss.;'extra,; to* Ifill;' ; inedium;VJ27 55.: torv67 :155.,' inferior, £5 10s..'to if! 6 10s.>hest.cows ana heifers, ,£5 ss. S6 :^;ss. ; medium, >£•! 10s. to wCS; inferior, 0:3 ss. to I' 3 15s. ; ■ :She^p:;. 1375' yarded. - . The -sale .opened with prices'', slightly - behind;, last week,' and .'later. .011 prices "droppeitl - Is. fid: 'per head; i 'Best wethers, : 16s.' to 17s. fid.; extra, up to lfls.i 3(1.; medium,' lia. : to' 15s.'; inferior, and light,ills.', to .l3s. 6d.:,best ewes,'- ,14s. to 155.; medium,. 12s. lei; 13s. j inferior, 9s to lis. , lambs:'"l2oo;yarded.- Lambs -sold: at easier, rates;:* freezing.buyers .not operating.,- 'There wasia-.bis yatdine. .-The best .prices .were, 17s. l extra, :';lss.i 'medium, ;10s. : 6d,;to: lis;: 6d.v'-. : - ■ Pigs v 30■; yarded. Only , a oouplo of pens of suckers audi the; same*, number of.stores 'were I forward..'Prices: were'. on,. a par with;; last I day's, sales... Suckers,' up to 16s. Cd.;, slips, up I to 20s.'; ■ fat - pigs', £2 10s. - . -. .. ■ ■ .; -.; ;. Messrs; iDalgety: and: Company, .Limited, report having held-their fortnightly, sale; at their' Mastertbn- yards yesterday, 'when..they offered; a good yarding .of sheep of all classes. There was a good attendance, and buyers were present from all parts of the district. For good ewes, : lambs, and wethers there, was a good inquiry,.

and all; Roods sorts met with a ready sale., Vo quote:—Forward..: two-tooth -wethers, 125.; r sßund-mouth' owes (low condition), 9s. Bd.;.f.m. owes/ 6s. 6d. to ,75.: two-tooth ewes,; 12s. 3u. •tbi 125." ■ 6d.-j f.f.m. owes, 12s. 6d; to 13s. ; ■ culllambs,. .65.. Bd. to*•.7s'.; : :two-tooth Shropshire: ram, 2} guineas; fat and forward cows, ,£3 175.;. a- team of eight working bullocks, .with yokes, dray, etc., .£53. .; v ;■ v •Messrs. Dalgety. and Co.. report;—At onr Wanganiii, sheep fair yesterday, -13,000 '-sheep were yarded. 'A. large proportion consisted; of i and ; 5-year.' ewes, . and ;the : ' prices realised must .be considered; satisfactory considering the quantity, of this class now offering: Good sorts •of young sheep' sold fairly :well, bnt' competition. all round was rather quiet, the prospect of a spell.; offine . weather : ,: probably affecting values,, We made a very, good clearance, however. . .. Quotations :--Fat ( ewes, : :los. 6d.; good, .Lincoln; 2-tooth; ewes, 145..' 2d.; medilm 2-tooth ewes, lis. od., 12s. Ba. to 12s. ?d.'; good 4 and 6-tooth, Lincoln ewes, ;12s. ;10d. to 14s. Bd.; good Lincoln, ewe .lambs, . lOs. -Sd.'; 4, 6, to f.f.m. . ewes, 10s. to 12s'.''6d.Vg6od 4 to 5-year «wes, Bs. 5d., 85.''7d., : .t6 '8s: 11a'., to' 10s. 6d.; f.f.m/.inferior, 4s. to 65..1 id.; cull ewes, Is. 6d. to Bs.; 4 and 6-tooth wethers,-10a.; good 2-tooth wethers,- 10s. !2ji'j ;2-tooth : 'E-omney. rams, ; 30s.'; Eomney - ram lambs;'?s. to 12i ;-Lincoln ram's, 40s. . 6d. ; Lin-, coin ram lambs, 7s. Gd .• ...

CHKISTCHUECH WOOL SALES. CUT TULBaUirn—TKEB3 issooiiTioa.l CHristchurch, February 24. ' The 1 fifth and finalof theicurrent: series;of wool sales was .held, yesterday, the. catalogues of.'the-sOTen firms ;tafeing :part in "tha sale ag- 1 . gregating U989 'bales. The comparatively, small offerings. were : largely, accounted for-by the' fact that,"the'.", satisfactory ' demand;; at .'the .eMlier. sales; induced. growers to sell,' the - passings - being unusually light,' and consequently, thentun- : ■bor .bf lines, reofiered was >ery few. l The buli of the: wool consisted of small lots, constituting -thb";wmding-up'.of.the .season's clips, much; of which.is of, indifferent; quality. The attendance, of .buyers .was somewhat smaller.than;.at; the , 6aies held ■ earlier invtheV season;,' and was: con-; fined .mainly- to .representatives' of ..local ;.fact6ries and follniongering, establishments. .' The ; bulk of.'.wool sold was. seoured.-;by local .and Bradford "buyers;.. Competition was fairly, brisk except ; for '.merino, ..which' : was neglected,";the greater part of ' this.- description being'., passed.; TtAing--quality into consideratiopV ''the';. prices obtained were' fairly, on a ;par-.with; those, rulin'giat;,the"; previous';sale.;;;:Following! was, the ranee ;o£ ' pricesMerino—Super,. BJd..' to -.9id'.'; medium-to goqd; 7Jd.; to' Bd.j inferior,'6ld. to 7d." Halfbred—Super, 9Jd. to. ;:;medium ■to good,' : '.7id.:i;te 9d..; inferior, '.'sd. »to 7d;; ■ Three-' quarter bred—Super, Bd. to" :81d.;; .medium .to Bqod, ; .' 63d.' to 73d.;; inferior,' 53d. to 6}d.; Cross-, bred—SuperV 7Jd.' to:8d.; medium 'to good, ;6d.. to • 7Jd.; inferior, 4j;d.. to sjd. . Long' wool— 'Medium;; to good, '6Jd..,Corriedale—Bd. to. IOJd. Scoured 10jd. . to. 14Jd: Pieces— 'Kferiio;'4-Jd; t0,,8d r .; hfifbred,. 2Jd. to'Bd.;, threequarter bred; 4}' d. > Locks —13d..;t0.-s|d. 3d.; t0,63d.p 4Jd.;'^-;v'. W-M: '> .THE METAL MARKETS. • (BT TKLMttiFH—rRESS ASSOCH riON--rorrKlOn.T.l, ■!.: .' ; - v London, February 23. i" Copper—On spot, .£56 lis.'3d.; three months, i! 59 69. 3d;; electrolytic,. .£59.' . : - . , .; Tin-r-On; 'ijjbt', ,£126 10s.; threij months, : 'il3o. Lead, J213- 10s.;. per. ton. ' v'-'.-V'

WHEAT. (nr. TELEOEAPH—PnESS AESOCTATION—COPIBIGHT.)

y--London, February 23. ;AußtraHan !,sVheat.—Cargoes.':'sold. at .' from 38s.'. 3d. to SSs. 71d. per/quarter. BANK SHAKES. ißi'TKLsamrn—rEEsa association—cortßiairr.) '■ London, February 23. .) ; .. •'. Buyers. " Sellers. 01 : '-Bant!,j : . v ; ;.; a... .£ s. d. viw.vi-, sV.;d. Australasia.::;.... 108 10 .;d; ! 109 10- 0 Union 62 0 0 1 ;;V-.-v' National ... 417 6 5 2 6 a.. New; Zealand • ... ■ 9 10 0- 10, 0 0 \- ;.,THE. PRICE oFFkitni. ... . (nr TKr,i!HiiArn—ruEss association—corißioni.) (Bee. February. 24; 9:45 p.m.) y •.. . Melbourne, February 24. The prico of flour has been advanced by ten. f-. Wi-A' tßi;TH.saiurn—fkbss association— corTitiatn) . (Rec.. February 24, 11.30 p.m.) .'A ;"'l It: •'■A...: • Sydney,' 'February 24: • a■■'The.iferice "of i to-ttibrrow. Ja, . ■!,' - : .•(BT TELEOKAPH—rkSSS \SSOCUTION.) ' . 'D.uhedin,'February 2-i. fjOat^p-No, new oats" Hate: y^t:,Keen'' offered *ou. tbis'miirket,' and :as 'shippers,decline to, buy for; little business is -passing;' Stocks/;bf. :old 'bats '.are",very.vlow.rbut .'are quite sufficient to : supply local demands.'. Prime milling,' Is. Gd.j gooaitp.ib'estjfeed, 15.',55d,;-.inferior to. imediurit I ,' Is.i 3d; I to'lsA&d. 1 ; j; J:"j" AA:AV*'- :. ; .there/is: little i business to': reSOTt !in:.MW.;sea3on's > .orops.,. ;.Consighmeats of, antef^ury'-wheat .'have 'beeC ooiriing - forward, but ;.being. threshed -in poor condition faro sait- . ftblti .only; for .fowl - feed,'-' The '.market has been barc oE goodwholo fowl vrheat/'and' tho : consignments have,: in most: cases, met; fortunate .sale''at;4s.jto 4s.' 3d. per bushel. ! Broltenahd damaged;sells smalXquantities:;at ) 3s., r :tb.. , 35. 1 9d.A.Pnnib'';milling' quality;' of fneif cr'opi for [delivery, afesliort;, date, is worth 3s.' 9d. to, 3s. ■ 10d;;-ex-.tricky orVatvic^lvsiiing.:':;;';,^?^^;.^^

|BT TEI/Eniurn—rilESS ASSOCIATION—COriRIOITT.), ; .. . . 24/.ll.3o''piin.) '. . . V SydneyVPobr'unry 2i. .. ' The VwMat.fniarket.'' : iS'' ; v 'exoitcd,;'' owing'', to hardening £ tendency; London.':There.;'are. and;'eVen ? ; 4s,v Bd!?.isV expected;:

Permanent link to this item

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/DOM19090225.2.77

Bibliographic details

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 441, 25 February 1909, Page 8

Word Count
2,945

COMMERCIAL. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 441, 25 February 1909, Page 8

COMMERCIAL. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 441, 25 February 1909, Page 8

Help

Log in or create a Papers Past website account

Use your Papers Past website account to correct newspaper text.

By creating and using this account you agree to our terms of use.

Log in with RealMe®

If you’ve used a RealMe login somewhere else, you can use it here too. If you don’t already have a username and password, just click Log in and you can choose to create one.


Log in again to continue your work

Your session has expired.

Log in again with RealMe®


Alert