WHOLESALE PRODUCE PRICES

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3135, 13 July 1917, Page 8

WHOLESALE PRODUCE PRICES

Messrs. I.aery and Co., Ltd., Allen Street, report wholesale prices as follow: Fowls' wheat, prime, 6\s. Bd. per bushel; fowls' barley, Js. 3d. per "bushel j fowls' barky (wcovily), 3s. Sd. per bushel; Capo baxloy, os. per bushel; blue peas, 17s. 6il. per bushel; partridge poas,.7s. per bushel; maize feed, ss. 7d. per bushel; crushed maize, 6s. 3d. per bushel; chad:', oateheaf, £7 15s. to £8 10s. per ton; hay, meadow, •Eα 10s. per ton; flour, in sacks, £16 ss. per ton; oatmeal, 25's, £21 per ton; pollard, £R 10s. per ton; bran, £5 ss. per ton. Bacon (all beet factory)— Sides, Is. per 11}.; rolls, Is. 2d. per U>.; hams, Is. '.id. per lb.; shoulders, lid. per lb. Cheese (factory), .medium, 10d. per lb.; cheese, loaf, lid. per lb. Linseed meal— IDfl's, £12 os.; 50's, £Vl 155.; 20"s, .£l3 55.: linseed nuts, 12s. Cd. per,c\vt; linece<[ ground cake, 12a. 6d, per cwt; wholelinseed, 2-is. per cwt. Onions, £W 15s. to JCll ner ton. Potatoes—White-skinned table, £o 15s. to £6 per ton. All poultry in very good demand:—Hens, 3s. 6d. to fis. lid. per pair; cockerels, ss. to fe. per pair. Ducks—Peking and Ayle9b\iTy, 9s. to 10s. per pair; Indian Bunners, 6s. 6d. to Bs. per pair. Butter, prime bulk. Is. 2il. to Is. 3d. per lb. Turkeys—Gobblers, Is. 3d. to Is. sd. per lb., live weight; hone, Is. to Iβ. 2d. per lb., livo weight. Eggs, fresh, Is. Bd. to Is. 9d. per dozen.

LIVE STOCK SALES Messrs. Dalgety and. Company, Limited, report having held their weekly salo at Levin on Tuesday, when they offered a good yarding of sheep and a fair entry of cattle. At the commencement of tho sale, rucep -wore rather inclined to drag, 'but brightened up considerably as the salo 'went on, and they quitted most o[ their Gentry under the hammer. Cattle met with.' a, good sale, and competition was very !hrisk, especially for fat cattle. There was no demand for dairy stock. Quotations:—Small m.s. hoggets, 15s. 7d. to 15s. lid.; small lambs, ils. 7d. to 11s. 9d.; f.m. owes in lamb, to 28s. 3d.; poor store ewes, 165.; vealers, to 283.; fat heifers, £9 10s. to £15 103.; fat cows, to £15 10s.; bulls, l'£6 to £6 Bs. A. .7. Parton, of Carterton, reports an increasing demand for the famous Victor Vat, and a decreasing supply of sheet steel. Thus, output is curtailed. By ordoring noW, however, delivery can bo promised in rotation. Particulars of the Victor Clieoso Vat, with its eloping bottom and middlo drainage, will bo posted to any address. A. J. Pnrton, Sheet Metal and Plumbing Works, Pembroke Street. Carterton.—Advt.

For Cbronio Chest Complaints, Wood's Great Peppermint Cure.*