LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6212, 14 October 1881, Page 4

LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

AUCKLAND. Mr. Alfred Buckland's Wbekly Report.— a t tlio Haymarket, on 7th, fodder was in fair supply, and brought from 2s 6d to 3s 9d for meadow hay; oaten, 2s to 4s; straw, lls to 13a; small loads hay, ISs to 31s per load. There was a good muster of horses, and the majority of those yarded found purchasers at satisfactory prices; medium draught, brought from £21 to £27; light harness horses, £12 to £1C ; hacks, £0 to £12 10s. At the regular hide and skin sale, held at the Haymarket on Thursday, both hides and skins were in larger quantity than customary, and late prices were fully maintained. Hides brought from 3d to 4jd per lb.; sheepskins. Is 8d to 6s 3d ; pelts, 4d each ; locks and pieces, 3}d per lb.; tallow, 23s to 24s Gd per cwt. At the fair, held at Kemnera on Wednesday, cattle were yarded largely in excess of the advertisement. Above 1000 were sold, and 200 remained unsold. There was a very numerous attendance, but bidding was generally dull. Grown steers in fresh condition were the principal class required, and maintained their value throughout the sale, ranging from £5 Bs to £7 each ; three-year-old steers, £3 15s to £5; two-year-olds, £t 12s 6d to £S ss; yearlings, 40s to Uls ; calves, 25s to 40s; cows, 50s to 80s each, were the prices obtained. It will be seen from _ the above quotations that two-year-olds were those at

< the lowest relat.ve values, and it was of this class thai most of the cattle remained unsold. At Remuera on Thursday dairy cattle were Id less number than ol late, and were better worth. The store cattle held over from yesterday were yarded, and also sold at slightly advanced values. Eat cattle were in less thai average number, and barely maintained last week - ! values (unless of choice quality). Prices ranged frouj 253 to 28a per lOOlbs. Sheep were also penned in less number than usual, and advanced in value. Shors wethers brought 3d per lb., and ewes in their wool brought from 17s to 223 each. Lambs were plentiful, bat maintained their last week's prices. Good quality brought from lis to 16s each ; and dairy fed lighj weight pics were at high values. Messrs. Hdnteb asd Nolas's Weekii Repobt. —Horses: On Friday, at the Durham Yards, over ar average number were entered for disposal by auction, and, with few exceptions, all in were disposed of at an advance on last week's quotations, and there stiil exists a strong demand for good, sound horses of all descriptions. Cattle: A large number have been brought forward. At Newmarket, on Tuesday, the vards were well filled with all descriptions of stock. Dairy cows were lower and plentiful. Store cattle at late values. Beef in full supply, and sold at highei rates than last week-from 26s to 30s for top sorts. At Pukekohe, on Wednesday, the yards were crammed with cattle. Bidding was brisk and competition good, and prices obtained were in advance of late quotations Sheep : There was a moderate numbei yarded at NewmarKet on Tuesday, and consequently prices ruled in favour of the vendor. We quote; —Wethers, in wool, 17s to 22s Od; shorn, 12s 6d tc 14s 9d ; ewes, in wool, 15s Od to 2Cs 6d. Lambs wer< yarded In average numbers, and sold from 7s 3d tc 15s 9d. Pigs were plentiful, and sold well. THAMES. Messrs. Basks' and Co.'s Report (By Telegraph) —During the past week we have experienced th< uncertainties attending the receipt of stock bj sailing vessels, and our markets have not been helc with their accustomed regularity. Owing to the non arrival of vessels, we had no market last Thursday, but on Tuesday, October lUh, stock were sold direct from the boat. The quality all round was good ; satisfactory prices were obtained, prime steers making 2(is to 30s per lOOlbs.; sheep, of mixed sexes, in their wool, 3Jd to 4d per lb.; shorn wethers, 2jd. MR. VTCKKKS'S WEEKLT STOCK SHARI LIST AN'D INVESTORS , GOIDE.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION. October 13, 1881.

A. Saunders, C. Alexander, S. Vickers, J. F Clarke R. Frater, John Mowbray, R. Home, J. B. Morpeth, J. M. Lennox, W. Flood. Joseph Sewiux, Chairman. CALL AND DIVIDEND LIST. The following are tho curront calls and dividends In tho companies naaied below, as certified in oui advertising columns:— caxls. £ s d Date. Eclipse G.M. Co 0 0 3 — Oct. 24 Albion G.M.Co 0 0 3 — Xov. 0

* THE JSEW ZEALMI DEPARTUKES. | the lowest relat.ve values, and it was of this class that aHlJrl J.Vf ur. Fieetwingr, schooner. Pulman, for Greymouth. most of the cattle remained unsold. At Remuera on + t Bn j T) Oxley acentj Thursday dairy cattle were Id less number than of Hioii Water, to-day.-Auckland 11.6 -11-32 Rowcm..,., Scott, for Waitara. Passengers: wld "It G .» »» Manukftu z.0 — -.-7 Messrs. Allen and Baker.—A. Barnes, agent. slightly advanced values. Eat cattle were in leas than .ax. liuea, 6.-4 : sets. 6.11 IMPORTS average number, and maintained last week's Moo.. Last quarter, loth, 2.5 p. Per s.s. Hannah Mokau. from Waitara: 20 valii«s(unless of dioice quality). ££ ARRIVALS. head cattle and 12 packages batter. Mmbe'r than usual, and Advanced in value. Shorn Saucy Kate, schooner, Lewis, from Russell.— ———— wethers brought 3d per lb., and ewes in their wool J. Craig, agent. The schooner Fleetwing sailed for Grey- brought from 17s to 22s each. Lambs were plentiful, Christina, schooner, Evanson, from Russell.— mouth, on Wednesday Afternoon, in ballast. bat maintained their last week s prices. Good quality Master, agent. The s.s. Hannah Mokau arrived from Wai- brought from lis to 16s each ; and dairy fed bght Norval, schooner, Edwards, from llussell.— tara yesterday morning, at 9 o'clock, with a pTdnteb jSd NolaVs Wraiai Repobt. Master, agent. cargo of cattle. —Horses: On Friday, at the Durham Yards, over an Te Anau, s.s., Carey, from Melbourne and The Northern S.S. Co.'s s.8. Rowena, left average nnmber were entered for disposal by auction, Southern ports. Passengers : From Melbourne with about 10 tons of sundries, for Waitara, on and, with few exceptions, all in were disposed of at (saloon): Mrs. Randerson, Messrs. J. Mackley Wednesday afterneon. an advance on last week's quotations, and there stixl and Scaders. From the Coast : Mesdames The Northern S.S. Co.'s s.s. MftWegor, was "I s ", d f ° r 3 ° U °t,?T^Un Skelton, La Kauze, Lee, Pcarce and child, to leave Wanganui last night for this port, and brought forward. At Newmarket, ou Tuesday, the Parry, E>lward3, Leach, Misses Kennedy, may be expected to # arrive some time to- I yards were well filled with all descriptions of stock. Buddie, Chintoo, T. Cormick, Judge Heale, Dr, morrow morning. She is announced to proceed Dairy cows were lower and plentiful. Store cattle at Percy, Messrs. Baker, Rees, Brinsmead. to Waitara to-morrow. late values. Beef in full supply, and sold at higher Johnston, Krippner, Speight, Hirdi, McGilJ, The s.s. Lalla Rookh will probably arrive rates than last week-from 26s to 30s for top sorts. At Griffith*., La Nauze.Lee, Turner, KeiJ, Gier- from Waitara before noon to-day. wl^«ttle° n briik^nl'co^UUon son, J. Sconey, Moodin, Deelton, J. Hill, Len _ good, and prices obtained were in advance of late jiman, Waterbouse, Wilson, J. Wood, Leach, B Y X Hj li E G H A. P Ei» quotations Sheep: There was a moderate number and 14 in the steerage. —Union S.S. Co., yarded at Newmarket on Tuesday, and consequently agents. WELLINGTON. prices ruled in favour of the vendor. We quote: Glenelg s.s., Stephenson, from Tanranga. Oetober 13.— Arrived : Go-Ahead, s.s„ from J^^wbs^ere Passengers : Mrs. Armour, Messrs L. Lee, W. Lyttelton and Gere Bay; May (Captain Gibb), j. arded ' ln a^orage numbers, and" sold from 7s 3d to Kelly, 3. L. Clarke, Bucbauau, AIcKeliar, anc three-masted schooner, from Hoagkong, after i5s9.1 Pigs were plentiful, and sold well. 8 steerage.—A. McGregor, agent. Rn uneventful passage of 105 days. There was THAMES Fingal, s.s., Noma, from Meicury Bay. Pas- no sicL-ness on board, and she was admitted to Messrs. Basks* and Co.'s Report (By Telegraph), sengers : Mr. and Mrs. Codhn, and two children, pratique. Sailed: Penguin, s.s., forth© North. —During the past week we have experienced the Mrs. Good and four children, Master Uodlin, Passengers: —Mesdames Willmot and child, uncertainties attending the receipt of stock by Mesdames Arn«'Id and Faulkner, .Messrs. J Woollaws, and McGee, Captains Mcintosh and sailing vessels, and our markets have not been held Witt, Mcls&acs, Smith, and son. —A. McGregor, Wheeler Messrs Hutton Locke, Taylor, with their accustomed regularity. Owing to the nonag ArU ss Crawford from Whan-arei Solomon Sidley Muir McDowell, Argyle, s.s., Crawford, from Whan arei. Churton, Ewing, Shaw, and Barrett. from the The q UaUty »u r0 u n d was good; PasseDgers: Mesdames Prescott and 1 inkie, LYTTELTON. satisfactory prices were obtained, prime steers making Messrs. F. Allison, J. Bennett, A. October 13.—Arrived : Freetrader, from 20s to 30s per lOOlbs.; sheep, of mixed seres, in their McLeod, \V. Prescott Armitage, Mages Fenick, Hb t . Celestial, from Westport; Swara, wool, 3ld to 4d per lb.; shorn wethers, 2Jd. Macfarlane, Elliott, Lilly, Trusden.-A. -Mc- from Wanganui . 'sailed: Wai.aka, s.s., for Gregor, agent. Akaroa and Dunedin, at 11.30 A.m.; Ringa- MR. vtckkrs's WEEKLY STOCK A*D SHARE tf H, tt t> roomn. s.s., for the North, at 5 p.m.; Jane LIST AXD investors' guide. Te An a u, s.s., Carey for RusselL Passengers : D1 ; for ' Wellington, via Kaikoura. Messrs. E. Lewis and Hobbs.—Union Steamship 5 9 I xonoonron • Oe., agents. —— — ■ ;o amqoy; * Glenelg, s.s., Stephenson, for Tauranga,—A. ,.„«/! / < -— —- McGregor, agent. LUM&UbKLlAjj. . Ma , . Wave, cutter, Kaspar, for Mahurangi. — ♦ ? hhhsi i Hrr. hh i Master, agent. NEW ZEALAND HERALD Office. ~ . Magic, cutter, Dowd, for Tairua.—Master, Thursday evening. g ■eoo»oo = ,sjoaootDooooo^ agent. The Customs duties to-day amounted to £1321 Elsinore, schooner, Stephens, for Tairua.— 7 8 8d. n+ <C iB«nHoortOH».ooor.s Master, agent. . Kauri Gum : Ordinary rose as high as £40, — — Gem, schooner, Pearce, for Tairua.—Master, but a moderate reaction seems to have set in, 75 a »soooooooooos>tooooo .. „ ... .. „ . an.l very fair quality has been sold at £37 to g= „ooooooc.v,-io>oOf-oooo l Deveron, cutter, CoIIings,.for Tauranga via within the past two days. a~ ~ " - I Whangirei.-Master, agent. Butter and : Butter and eggs are nn- 1 ENTERED INWARDS. changed in price. The former is still very = ©©©oooooc* ©©©© Te Anau, s.s., 102S tons, Carey, from Poverty plentiful; the latter about equ.\l to require- -*» o Bay. # ments. || «oo©©oo©o©o©o©oo© j Christina, schooner, 59 tons, Evanson, from Messrs. E. and A. Isaacs'trade sale of men's g-n qooooooooooowiaooo Bussell, with So tons coal. and boys' clothing was numerously attended, < *""** " Adah, ketch, 29 tons, Madera, from Whauga- but although the bidding was frequently brisk, gggggggggggggggg poua, with 24,000 feet timber. the priees could scarcely bo regarded as satisfac- 5 §§ , o"5o*5'So"o"5353'3\s5' \ CLEARED OUTWARDS. tory. The English clothing brought about in- §• ggggSoSSlS^^^^^S Falcon, barquentine, 195 tons, Matthews, for [ voice price, but the Melbourne gooods in some ° Aratapu. instaucea went from 25 to 40 per cent, below Te Anau, s.s., 102S tons, Carey, for Russell. consignor's valuation. The sale realised £2GOO. '-n-za : " : : : : : Santa Crux, ketch, 92 tous, Ayres, for Suva. # At G. sale, on Wednesday, of Adah, ketch, 29 tons, Maders, for Whanga- jewellery, watches, &c., there was a fair atten- .< g * m p 0U a t dance, but the bidding generally was without 'nns © 1 J . Magic, cutter, 30 tons, Dowd, for Tairua. animation. Only a portion of the goods was £ ■= ! !l g !3 U <S . Elsinore, schooner, 3G ton9, Stephens, for quitted. § Tairua. g SooS g = § 3 g gg .q g, Pnn.TKCTED DKPAItTUitEfi. THE AUCKLAND MAKKETS. § S11 § « Tnv-r>nx.- p.i,.;. Ftou n Market.— IHioZodlc: Superfine Flour, silk 55 S h s- S = 5 3d Sj ai LO-SDOX—Sh.p Kakiua, early. dieted, per ton, £14; do., do., household, £13; S Uelbodrns. s.s. Te Anau, to-morrofr. hundreds 10s., fifties 20s., per ton extra, sacks 5 3 5 LevCKA.. —S.s. Taiaroa, October 17. and hags free: Adelaide (none); Southern, GlSBORN'E, NapiSrt, South. —S.s. Te Anau, do., £12 to £12 10s; liran, per ton (sacks included), s'95 N g 3'-5 §-5 £ i c '£*§ to-morrow. 0 loc;il, jCoIOs; Southem 1 do- l *:-415sto.£5f>s;Sharps 1 do. l Taraxaki is South.-S.s. Penguin, on arrival f/ig\£f 'pea^'rley/'do^il? 'to Auckland, September29, 1831. ot mail. A1S ; Bread, per 21b. loaf, 3d. RUSSELL.—S.s, Glenelg, Monday. Garden and Orcicakd Pp.odcce.—Wholesale: AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING Whangarei and Mangapai. — S.J. Argyle, Apples, per lb., 2d to 3d; Hobart Apples, per case, 6s ASSOCIATION. to-morrow. to 10s ; Lemons, per doz., Is to Is 3d; Onions, per lb. is<n Tauranga.-S.s. Glenoid or Wellington. Mon- t( > 5, 1 > Cauliflowers, per doz., Is 6d to 3s ; Celery, uctober is, ltwi. davs and Thursdnvs per do/.. 3s; Pine Apples, per doz., 7s to 9s; Oranges, [ ~ r, o t?* i ,f i Sydney, per case, Ss to 10s; Island Oranges, per doz., Company. Business Closing Prices Mercmy Bat. S.s. I ingal Mondays. ji to iVld; Baninas, per lb., 1 Jd to 2Jd; Pears, 2d to — " 1— Mangawai.—S.s. Fmg.u, Thursdays. 4cl; Walnuts, 9d Strawberries, per rfuart, Sd; New Banks— Bujers. Sellers. WAITAEA.—S.s. Macgregor, Monday. Pot;\toes, Kidneys, ljd; round, Id; Green Peas, New^Zealand — — 24 2 G Ckbobse asd Napier. — Oreti, Monday. per peck, 3s; Asparagus, per bundle, 4d to National .. .. 83,G - j 4 4 0 Raglan, S.s. Hannah Mokau, Moudav. »d. Retail: Lemons, per doz., is Cd to 2s; r^}^L a " " ~~ j J 0 TTorrAvri a Tup-Hiv ' Onions, per lb., 6d; Cauliflowers, per doz., 2s insurances— I •s.s. Kowena, tQ 4s . Celerv> each _ u (Q Bd . jf ine Ap ' IcSj X.Z Insurance .. - -,440 VESSELS EXPECT2D. do., Is to Is Cd; Bananas, per lb., 3d to Gd; South British .. — — (3-0 STEVilER Apples, do., 4d to Gd; Pears, 4d to 6d; Walnuts, National .. .. I 1 10 0 Southern Cross, from Levuk'a, to day. Is 3,1; Xew PotatocsKidneys, 2d; round.ad; Green , ? r . d " ~ 0 °i Z Tiiarna from inth tn m«rrnvr Peas, per peck, 4s6d; Asparagus, per bundle, 9dto ls3d; Colonial .... — _ iaiaroa, irom souca, to-m .rrow. Strawoerries, per quart, la. Miscellaneousships. Faiim and Dairy Pkoduce.—Wholesale: Butter, Auckland Gas .. — 0 10 0, — Coromandel, from London, sailed September 1C. resh, Sd ; Butter, salt, Sd; Cheese, local, 4Ad to o^d; Thames Gas .. — — ji s 0 Koman Empire, from London, loading. Canterbury, do., 4Ad ; Eggs, per doz., Sd ; "Lard, per Union S. and D. .. £7 3/9. £7 6/ 7 5 0. 7 io 0 May Queen, from London, sailed Augunt2D. «d to 7d;"i{n.cnn anri Ha>n«. Pmrinci&i. id Auckland Timber — — — BARoDEs to l ll l i canterbury Hams and liacon, bare, Sd to Loan and M. r— — '650 ot „ t i on Sjtl; Jams, per case, 5 doz., £1 15s to £1 17s Cd. K. and Prosser .. 24.0 1 4 0] — Stracathro, from London, sailed July -9. Jtetail: Milk, per quart, 4d ; Butter, fresh, 9d to lOd ; Taupiri Coal .. — 0 10 o! - Antares, from Loudon, saileu July 30, salt do., lOd; Cheese, colonial, do., Sd to lOd; Eggs, Northern S.S. Co... — — j 0 12 G Ix)ch Urr, from Loudon, sailed August 15. per doz.. lOd; Lard, per lb., lOd; Fowls, each, 2s Cd Mining— # | Gwendoline, from Isew York, via Oamarn. to 3d; Ducks, do., 2s Cd to 3s; Geese, do., 4s Cd to Moanataiari .. — 0 12 G 0 15 0 Beatrice Havener, from N. York, sailed Jy. 29. teCd; Turkeys, do., 5s to 7s; Bacon, per lb., lOd to ** ** — 0 18 0; l l o O A Littlefipld from N" Yorlc Tnnf»1<3 ls; Hams, do., Is to Is 4d, Caledonian.. .. 0/ 0 8 6 0 10 0 frnm Hay an » Corn M,uiket.—Wholesale: Maize, 3s 9d Tokatea .. .. — 0 14 0 0 15 0 -Loong*na, from Hobart. 0atSf - d to < Jd; %Vheat> fowI> 3s G to 9d> Tiki ..... .. - - ( 0 2 0 B31GANTINE3. scarce; local do., 4s 3d to 4s Gd; Bacley malting, Success (\\'te'kauri) — 0 2 9! — Halley Bayley, from Lyttelton, sailed Oct. 4. per bushel, 3s 6d; feed do., 2s 9d to 3s; i Moonstone.. .. 2/ — I — fr«m O L OO Wqtt mnidnn- nor Da . T I —

* THE JSEW ZEAIjAIVI DEPARTUKES. | the lowest relat.ve values, and it was of this class that aHlJrl J.Vf ur. Fleetwingr, schooner. Pulman, for Greymoath. most of the cattle remained unsold. At Remuera on + t Bn j T) Oxley acentj Thursday dairy cattle were Id less number than of Hioii Water, to-day.-Auckland 11.6 -11-32 Rowcm..,., Scott, for Waitara. Passengers: wld "It G .» »» Manukftu z.0 — -.-7 Messrs. Allen and Baker.—A. Barnes, agent. slightly advanced values. Eat cattle were in leas than .ax. liuea, 6.-4 : sets. 6.11 IMPORTS average number, and maintained last week's Moo.. Last quarter, loth, 2.5 p. Per s.s. Hannah Mokau. from Waitara: 20 valii«s(unless of dioice quality). ££ ARRIVALS. head cattle and 12 packages batter. Mmbe'r than usual, and Advanced in value. Shorn Saucy Kate, schooner, Lewis, from Russell.— ———— wethers brought 3d per lb., and ewes in their wool J. Craig, agent. The schooner Fleetwing sailed for Grey- brought from 17s to 22s each. Lambs were plentiful, Christina, schooner, Evanson, from Russell.— mouth, on Wednesday Afternoon, in ballast. bat maintained their last week s prices. Good quality Master, agent. The s.s. Hannah Mokau arrived from Wai- brought from lis to 16s each ; and dairy fed bght Norval, schooner, Edwards, from llussell.— tara yesterday morning, at 9 o'clock, with a pTdnteb jSd NolaVs Wraiai Repobt. Master, agent. cargo of cattle. —Horses: On Friday, at the Durham Yards, over an Te Anau, s.s., Carey, from Melbourne and The Northern S.S. Co.'s s.8. Rowena, left average nnmber were entered for disposal by auction, Southern ports. Passengers : From Melbourne with about 10 tons of sundries, for Waitara, on and, with few exceptions, all in were disposed of at (saloon): Mrs. Randerson, Messrs. J. Mackley Wednesday afterneon. an advance on last week's quotations, and there stixl and Scaders. From the Coast : Mesdames The Northern S.S. Co.'s s.s. Macgregor, was "I s ", d f ° r 3 ° U °t,?T^Un Skelton, La Kauze, Lee, Pcarce and child, to leave Wanganui last night for this port, and brought forward. At Newmarket, ou Tuesday, the Parry, E>lward3, Leach, Misses Kennedy, may be expected to # arrive some time to- I yards were well filled with all descriptions of stock. Buddie, Chintoo, T. Cormick, Judge Heale, Dr, morrow morning. She is announced to proceed Dairy cows were lower and plentiful. Store cattle at Percy, Messrs. Baker, Rees, Brinsmead. to Waitara to-morrow. late values. Beef in full supply, and sold at higher Johnston, Krippner, Speight, Hirdi, McGilJ, The s.s. Lalla Rookh will probably arrive rates than last week-from 26s to 30s for top sorts. At Griffith*., La Nauze.Lee, Turner, KeiJ, Gier- from Waitara before noon to-day. wl^«ttle° n briik^nl'co^UUon son, J. Sconey, Moodm, Deelton, J. Hill, Len _ good, and prices obtained were in advance of late jiman, Waterbouse, Wilson, J. Wood, Leach, B Y X Hj li E G H A. P Ei» quotations Sheep: There was a moderate number and 14 in the steerage. —Union S.S. Co., yarded at Newmarket on Tuesday, and consequently agents. WELLINGTON. prices ruled in favour of the vendor. We quote: Glenelg, s.s., Stephenson, from Tanranga. Oetober 13.— Arrived : Go-Ahead, s.s„ from J^^wbs^ere Passengers : Mrs. Armour, Messrs L. Lee, W. Lyttelton and Gere Bay; May (Captain Gibb), yarded ' ln a^orage numbers, and" sold from 7s 3d to Kelly, 3. L. Clarke, Eucbauau, AIcKeliar, anc three-masted schooner, from Hoagkong, after losSd. Pigs were plentiful, and sold well. 8 steerage.—A. McGregor, agent. Rn uneventful passage of 105 days. There was THAMES Fingal, s.s., Noma, from Meicury Bay. Pas- no sicL-ness on board, and she was admitted to Messrs. Basks* and Co.'s Report (By Telegraph), sengers : Mr. and Ilirs. Codhn, and two children, pratique. Sailed: Penguin, s.s., forth© North. —During the past week we have experienced the Mrs. Good and four children, Master Uodlin, Passengers: —Mesdames Willmot and child, uncertainties attending the receipt of stock by Mesdames Arn«'Id and Faulkner, .Messrs. J Woollaws, and McGee, Captains Mcintosh and sailing vessels, and our markets have not been held Witt, Mcls&acs, Smith, and son. —A. McGregor, Wheeler Messrs Hutton Locke, Taylor, with their accustomed regularity. Owing to the nonag ArU ss Crawford from Whan-arei Solomon Sidley Muir McDowell, Argyle, s.s., Crawford, from Whan arei. Churton, Ewing, Shaw, and Barrett. from the The q UaUty »u r0 u n d was good; PasseDgers: Mesdames Prescott and 1 inkie, LYTTELTON. satisfactory prices were obtained, prime steers making Messrs. F. Allison, J. Bennett, A. October 13.—Arrived : Freetrader, from 20s to 30s per lOOlbs.; sheep, of mixed seres, in their McLeod, \V. Prescott Armitage, Mages Fenick, Hb t . Celestial, from Westport; Swara, wool, 3ld to 4d per lb.; shorn wethers, 2Jd. Macfarlane, Elliott, Lilly, Trusden.-A. -Mc- from Wanganui . 'sailed: Wanaka, s.s., for Gregor, agent. Akaroa and Dunedin, at 11.30 A.m.; Ringa- MR. vtckkrs's WEEKLY STOCK AXD SHARE tf H, tt t> roomn. s.s., for the North, at 5 p.m.; Jane LIST AXD investors' guide. Te Anau s.s., Carey for RusselL Passengers : D [' for ' Wellington, via Kaikoura. Messrs. E. Lewis and Hobbs.—Union Steamship I . Oe., agents. jo annoji Glenelg, s.s., Stephenson, for Tauranga.—A. nn m it mnn i t McGregor, agent. LUJlUtiKLlAjj. . A , a . oc i - Wave, cutter, Kaspar, for Mahurangi. — « W ajifa „ „_| Master, agent. NEW ZEALAND HERALD Office. ~ . Magic, cutter, Dowd, for Tairua.—Master, Thursday evening. g -o = oao agent. The Customs duties to-day amounted to £1321 Elsinore, schooner, Stephens, for Tairua,— 7s 8d. 5 s * ti + Master, agent. . Kauri Gum : Ordinary rose as high as £40, — — Gem, schooner, Pearce, for Tairua.—Master, but a moderate reaction seems to have set in, 75 a »soooooooooos>tooooo 8 S ent - . ami very fair quality has been sold at £37 to S 3 -ooooooov-ioujot-ooo© i Deveron, cutter, Collings,.for Tauranga via within the past two days. S~ " " Hr,Hrt 1 Whangirei.-Master, agent. Butter and : Butter and eggs are nn- ) «ooool-jhujo^uj^ ENTEKED IN"WARDS. changed in price. The former is still very = 000C ; 0G><a , <=)000 ' Te Anau, s.s., 102S tons, Carey, from Poverty plentiful; the latter about equ.\l to require- -*» o 'coeooooo Bay. rnents. |§ «oooooooooooooooo ( Christina, schooner, 59 tons, Evanson, from Messrs. E. and A. Isaacs'trade sale of men's ga3 c^ooooooooooo^oooo Russell, with So tons coal. and boys' clothing was numerously attended, < *""** 1 ~"~'" Adah, ketch, 29 tons, Madera, from Whauga- but although the bidding was frequently brisk, oooo§ooooo2o«Sq§ poua, with 24,000 feet timber. the priees could scarcely bo regarded as 6atisfac- 5 § | CLEARED OUTWARDS. tory. The English clothing brought about in- §• ggggSSSSSS^^^^^S Falcon, barquentine, 195 tons, Matthews, for [ voice price, but the Melbourne gooods in some ° Aratapu. instaucea went from 25 to 40 per cent, below Te Anau, s.s., 102S tons, Carey, for Russell. consignor's valuation. The sale realised £2GOO. g Santa Crux, ketch, 92 tons, Ayres, for Suva. At Mr. G. Lewis sale, on Wednesday, of ketch, 29 tons, Maders, for Whanca- jewellery, watches, &c., there was a fair atten- -gg® <S : p 0U a t dance, but the bidding generally was without 'NNa 0 g ! j ' ' ' ' Magic, cutter, 30 tons, Dowd, for Tairua. animation. Only a portion of the goods was £ ■= ! !l | !3 U <5 . S3 6 §6 Elsinore, schooner, 3G tons, Stephens, for quitted. § »S" § 5° - TalrUa "pitn. T KO T ED DUPAIiXUKES. THE AUCKLAND MAKKETS. I f » ! 1 § sS'S-S^S®| Tnv-rtrtx.- C i,- Flour Market.~ Wholesale: Superfine Flour, silk §« s g s « ges 2 - 5H LONDON.— Ship Bakaia, early. dieted, per ton, £14; do., do., household, £13; iSoll-sIS ilEXBODRNE. fe.s. Td Anau, to-morrow. hundreds 10s., fifties 20s., per ton extra, sacks "s3 3 5 LevCKA.. —S.s. Taiaroa, October 17. and hags free; Adelaide (none); Southern, §*H -^-o-sssslsos^o GlSBORNE, NapiSrt, South. —S.s. Te Anau, do., £12 to £12 10s; liran, per ton (sacks included), 5-3«| N S 3*-5 §•§ a S § c §"§ to-morrow. , loc;il, £510s; Southern,do.,f-415sto£55s; Sharps,do., 7*a7? t vi itt fa — S *i nrrn?n ftTi Arrival do., £5 10s to £5 los , Cabin Bread, do., £13 ; Oat* . _.i cai.tpmiio* oo iuai a,0LTH ' S * 1 en » ulD > ou Arrival mea!> do ?&v2 to £l2 m . pearl dQ £u AucUand, beptember 29, 1881.