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Evening Star, Issue 19045, 14 September 1925, Page 8

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RALES ON ’CHANGE; THIS DAY. Aucklaml.-—Auckliiml Gas, 22s Hd, 225; Taranaki Oil (forward), 21s Del. 'Reported: Taranaki Oil, 20s 9d, 21s; Zceha-n (eon.), As; Sanlorcl, Ltd., 10s 3d. Wellington.—Reported : Taranaki Oilfields, £1 Is. Christchurch.--Reported: Haurnki Plains County d per cent, debentures (1061), £10U; Goldsbrough, Alert, 465. RUTTER AND CHEESE. Nimmo and Blair, Ltd., lias received rito following cable from London, dated the Lltb inst. Cheese; 107 s6d per nvt.; market linn, but quiet. Rutter: 202 s per cwt; market firm. The National Mortgage and Agency Co., Ltd., has received the following cable from London -Rutter: Market firm; sailed. 2025; unsaltcd, 20 is. Cheese: Market steady; 103 s. GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Messrs Dalgety and Co., Ltd., report as follows: —■ Oats.—Very few samples are offering, and the demand is. slightly better. The nominal value of A grade is ds Gd nor bushel (on trucks). Wheat.—The quantity of fowl wneat offering is sufficient to fill the demand, and good whole quality is saleable at 7s 3(f per bushel (ex truck). There is a good inquiry for milling quality. Potatoes.—Bad weather lias held consignments hack, and the market is short 0 of supplies of choice quality tables. Prime tables are realising up to £8 10s per inn (ex truck). Chaff.—A fair quantity of prime oaten sheaf is now coming forward, and is meeting with a, fair demand at quotations. Medium and inferior quality is in over supply, and is slow of sale. Wo quote: Prime oaten sheaf, £5 10s; medium and inferior. £3 10s to £4 10s per ton (sacks extra).