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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 August 1928, Page 8

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'GRAIN AND PRODUCE. (Australian Press Association.) (By Cable—Press Assn—Copyright.) ’ SYDNEY, August 9. Wheat growers’ lots, 4/3J at country stations, 4/11 ex-truck Sydney. The flour export trade is dull. The local price is £l2 10s. Bran £6 10s and pollard £7 10s. Maize 3/9 to 4/-. Potatoes (Tasmanian) £6 Is to £7, and onions (Victorian) £l3; Japanese onions, £l6. ADELAIDE, August 9. Wheat, growers’ lots, 4/11J to 5/1. Flour, bakers’ lots, £l2 15s. Bran £5 17s 6d, and pollard £7 3s 6d. HIDES MARKET. MELBOURNE, August 9. The hides market to-day was irregular for all values except kips, which were a farthing to a half-penny per lb. lower. /MARKING OF PRODUCE. LONDON, August 9. The Orcler-in-Conncil for the compulsory marking ol honey comes into force in January, and for apples in November. STOCKS AND SHARES. AUCKLAND, August 10. Sales: Waihi 12/10 and 13/-: Bank of New Zealand 60/3; War Loan 41 per cents. 1938, £99. WEST COAST CATTLE West Coast cal tie made good prices at the weekly stock sale at Addington on Wednesday, w'hen the following lines were disposed of: —W. Diedrichs (Kokatahi) 6 heifers at £l6/2/6 to £l7/2/6, 2 cows at £l5/ 2/6 to £l5/12/6, 7 heifers at £l4/2/6 to £l6/17/6, 7 heifers at £l7/2/6 to £ 18/2/6 (average £l7/13/3). 1 cow £ll/17/6. 'fe Kinga Land and Timber Coy. 16 steers at. £l5/12/6 to £lB/12/6; West Coast client 40 cows and heifers at £ 11/7/6’to £l6/2/6.