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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14235, 4 December 1909, Page 5

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is tr*'" * :fflfS«StaM ket was fairly active ycstorS3 In investment stacks a parcel of Hank , Wow Zealand changed hands at £9 12s fi *nd more worn offered at £9 15s, -withW\t inducing further buyers. Northern I S (paid) wore dealt in at lis 6d and ' ?,ibuting) at 5s 4d; Kauri Timbers (coni SggK at 20s 9d; and Wilsons Port- > !) Cements (preference) at 425. In mining 3 ?„ Wwhis were quoted, with sellers £9 ! " ST buyers £9 18s. Waihi Extended* roa- : ■■£Sn«Bdto3.sdto3.7A Waihi ' IS Junctions, as compared with 375, ,C ** l»rt sale- recorded on Thursday, again ■ flood and then recovered considerably, If! business transacted being at from 34s ! 'fil to ! 34s 3d to 365. Closing quotations ! * C . Buyers 35s 9il. sellers 365. Talis--1 l!n» were also easier As compared with I Su 6d the last sale registered on Thurs--1 . shares sold at from 43s 3d to 42s to & thc Closing with buyers at I ijjfcl';' sellers at 42s Od. In other stocks ■ joveril' slight' change were recorded. 1 AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE;.

FRUIT AND PRODUCE MARKETS Business at the local fruit and produce markets during the week has been (airly brisk. Although the supply of old potatoes fell off, there was a very marked increase in the supplies of new locals, many lots being so small a* to be only salable at about cost of freight and bags, and further reducing the value generally of the better article. Onions were scarce and no local-grown have yet been Offered. Vegetables were in moderate supply, and such lines as green peas and French beans brought high values, other lines showing a drop in prices. In dairy produce there was a fall in auction supplies of farmers' butter, and eggs were shorter. The demand for butter was weaker, while eggs sold under keen bidding. Farmers' cheese was slow of sale. Poultry was in fair supply, but. as usual at this time of the season, the quality on the average was poor and the demand was again strong. There was a marked increase in the supplies of new local lines of gooseberries, plums, apricots, and indoor tomatoes, with a few grapes. • Sydney shipments comprised the first watermelons, cherries, apricots, plums, and a few oranges, lemons, .and mandarins. The s.s. Tofua also landed a fair cargo of Tongan bananas and pineapples, and the Hyndford, from San Francisco, a large cargo of oranges and apples. The. whole of the imported lines met a strong market and sold on arrival at good values. Following were the ruling prices at the auction .sales yesterday:— Field Produce.—Potatoes: Southern, prime, £6 10s to £7 ton; no*,-, prime, j|d to lid lb, medium 4s to 6s cwt, small Is to 2s bag. Onions, 12s to 14.s cwt.

Dairy Produce.— Fanners', In prints, prime, 8d to 9}d: farmers' bulk, prime, Rd; milled, in bulk, for export, 9Jd to lOd. Eggs: Fresh, lid to UJd down. Fruit—Apples: American, coloured, extra superior, 16s ease. Crapes : Local, is 8d to 2s id 11). Plums: Local cherry, 4s to 5s box; Sydney, new, 3s to ss. Apricots: Thames, 5s to 7s box; Sydney, 5s to 9s 6d. Tomatoes: Greenhouse, 5d to Old lb. Oranges: Local, 6s to 8s 9*l box; American. 21s to 22s 6d; Sydney. 6s to 9s 6d. Mandarins : Sydney, poor, 3a to 5s 6d case. Lemons : Local, prime, 6s to 9s ease; local, rough and coarse, 3s to 4s; Sydncv, 8s to 9s. Cherries: Local, 6d to Is 3d lb; ' Sydney, 5s to 9s box. Gooseberries, 3s 6d to 5s box. Watermelons: Sydney, 5s to 20s dosen. Walnuts, 7d lb. Peanuts, 2id In. Pines, 7s to 10s crate. Cocoanuts, 8s to 9s sack.

Poultry.— Hens, Is 6d to 2a 4d each; table roosters, 2* to 4$ 6d ; ducks, Is to 2s 2d : geese, 4s to ss; chicks, 6d to 8d; turkeys, gobblers 6s to 12s, hens 3s 6(1 to 6s.

Miscellaneous.—Young pigs, 6s to 12s 3d each.

OTAHUHU STOCK SALES.

Messrs. Dslijety and Co., Limited, report having held their first weekly fat stock sale at the Otahuhu salcyards on Wednesday last as under:—We had a large yarding of sheep and cattle and all met with a ready sale at top market rates. We quote: Fat wethers, heavy-weight* 15s to 18s, medium-weights 13s to 14b 6d ; tat ewes, heavy 12s to 14s, medium 10s 6d to lis 6d; fat lambs, best heavy 14s to 18s (extra to 22»i, medium lis to 13s; veal, heavy calves to 355, light 15a to 30«. On Thursday we held our first weekly sale of store stock, when our yarding consisted of all classes of store cattle, which sold at very satisfactory, prices, the demand being brisk, and top prices were obtained. Store bullocks brought £5 12s 6d; two-year-old steers, to £3 7s 6d ; storecows. £2 ft; heifers and calves. £2 17s; 18-ir.onths-old heifers. £2; calves, £1 6s. . FROZEN MEAT MARKET. Messrs. Dalgety and Co.. Limited. Auckland, have received the following cablegram from their London office under date the 2nd inst. :—Frozen meat: Unchanged since last wire.

WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. [BY TKLKOBAPi:.— PRE33 ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Friday. The following are' to-day'* Wellington Stock Kxchango mining quotations Auckland: Dominion (Karangahake). sellers 3d; Golden Belt (con.), buyers 6d; Kuranui-Caledonian, buyers is, sellers 1* 2d; May Queen, sales, 3s 2d (on Change), sales 3* Id (reported), buyers 2s lid, sellers 3s Id; Maoriland. sellers 7d; Mountain King (paid). Kellers Is 3d; Mountain King (con.), sellers Is; New Sylvia, buyers 4s lOd, sellers 5s 2d; Royal Oak (con.), sellers Is; Saxon, sales Is Id (reported), buyers Is Id, sellers Is 3d; Tairua .Broken Hills, sales la lid (reported), buyers Is, sellers la 3d; Talisman Consolidated, sales £2 3s (on ,'Change). £2 2s 3d (reported), buvers £2 Is 9d, sellers £2 2s; Tangiaro, buyers id; Waihi. buyers £9 Ms; Waihi Extended, sellers 3s lOd; Waihi Grand Junction, sale* £1 i7e 9d (reported). £1 14« 3d. £1 14s. £1 14s 3d (reported), buyers £1 14s fed; Waiotahi (noon), sellers, ss; Waitangi Consolidated. N.L., sellers. 3s. West Coast: Blackwater Mines, sellers £1 7s 6d; Consolidated Goldflclda, buyers 18» 6d, sellers 19b 6d; Progress, sales 12s lOd (reported), buyers 12s 9d, sellers 13s 3d; Ross Goldflelds. Ltd. (paid), sales 9s (reported). 9s 3d (reported), 8s 3d (on 'Change), buyers Us Pd. sellers 9s. DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE. CBT TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DtrifKDiN, Friday. The Dunedln Stock Exchange sales to-day were; Muddy Terrace, 29n; Waihi Grand Junction, 35s 6d. 35s 6d, 34s 6d, 34« 7d, and 355; National Insurance, 27s 6d. A sale was reported in Standard Insurance at 235. LONDON WOOL MARKET. CLOSE OF THE SALES. By Telegraph.— Association.—Copyright. (Received December 3, 8.30 p.m.) London, December 3. For the wool sales, which closed yesterday, 102,000 bales were catalogued, and 45,000 sold for the Home market. 48,500 for the Continent, and 15,000 for the United States, 3000 hales ueing held over. There was a large attendance till closing, with a strong Yorkshire competition during the last few days. Compared with the September soles, all crossbreds advanced 5 per cent. , Greasy merinos were rather irregular. Beat wools lacked American support. Faulties were 7i per cent, down, but there was strong competition at this level. Good scoured merinos sold above September rates, and lambs' were 10 per cent, dearer.

Messrs. Dalgety and Co. have received advice from London as follow* The wool sales continue firm and active, with brisk competition. Compared with the closing rates of last sales, merino wools are par to 5 per cent, lower, except wools in heavy condition, which are fully 5 per cent lower. In crossbred wools of fine quality, greasy, a. change, if any, is in favour of sellers, and also for medium quality crossbred*. Slipes, coarse croesbreds, are 5 per cent, higher. Crossbred wools, scouted, are 5 per cent, higher. The; New, Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, have received the following cablegram from their London office under date of December 2:— wool sales closed with good competition. A total of 97,000 bales in all have been sold, 'of which 48,000 bales were taken for the Continent and 4SGO bales for America. As compared with the closing rates at last sales prices ruled as under Lambs, medium and coarse greasy crossbred, scoured crossbred, and fine crossbred stipe, about 5 per cent, higher; coarse and medium crossbred slipe, about 5 per cent, to 7i per cent, higher: scoured merino super and fine greasy crossbred, about the same as last sales; merino, medium and inferior, about 5 per cent. lower; and greasy merino super, par to 5 per cent, lower.

WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. . ' COMPETITION BRISK. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Friday. The second of the 1903-10 series of Wellington wool sales, held to-day, was not only the most important December sale yet held, but was a very satisfactory clearance of the wools offered. Unlike the November sale, the American competition did not dominate the position, and for the very good reason that there was not the samo selection for the requirements of that trade. It was essentially , a Bradford tone day. Condition for condition, prices were quite equal to those ruling at Napier. As was anticipated, there was keen competition for the lower grade wools, and taking condition into account, these were dearer than at the November auctions. The best price of the sale was 13jd for light-condi-tioned half-bred, while a very light-conditioned Romney line went up to 13id, an advance of Jd on the beat price of the November sale. In one or two catalogues a good percentage of the lines were passed in, owing to growers* ideas of value being above the true market basis.

Some farmer* had not only made the common mistake of supposing that because a certain croasbred topped a previous market their* should about do the name, but had overlooked the fact that with the warmer weather the wool was much heavier in condition than in November. Generally the prices realised were moat satisfactory. Following ore the prices ruling last December, and in November and December of this year:—Best halfbred: December, 1908, 9id to 12d: November, 1909, —; December, 1909,12 d to 13|d. Medium halfbred. 7}d to BJd ; 12d to 13Jd; lid to 12d. Super, crossbred : old to IOJd ; Hid to 12Jd ; 12d to 13{d. Medium crossbred : 7d to 8i<l: Bid to 101 d; 9Jd to 10id. Coarse crossbred: 6Jd to 7Jd; 7d to 9Jd ; Brl to lOd; inferior crossbred : s]d to 6Jd; 6}d to 8d; 7d to Bid ; bellies and piece*: 3d to 7d; 4d to 7jd; sid to Bid. The actual prices realised cannot be accurately compared with those ruling at this time last year, without allowance being made for the remarkably light condition of this season's clip. LONDON. By Telegraph.— Association.—Copyright. (Received December 3, 3.40 p.m.) London, December 3. BANK OF ENGLAND'RETURNS. Following are the Batik of England returns for the week:—Gold coin. £3,535,000; reserve, £25,776,000; proportion of reserve to liabilities, 25 99; notes in circulation, £28,965,000; public deposits, £5,323,000; other deposits, £40,686,000; Government securities, £14,413,000; other securitie*, £23,503,000. MONET MARKET. Bank rat*, 5 per. cent. Short loans. 4 per cent.; three months bills, London 3, ;<ar cent., Tans 2Jd per cent., Berlin 4£ per cent. CONSOLS AND COLONIAL STOCKS. Consols. £82 12a 6d. New Sounh Wales 4 per cents., £106 17s 6d; i 31 DM cents., £98 15s; 3 per cents., £86. ! Victorian 4 per cento., £102, 31 per cents., £96 17s 6d; 3 per cents., £84 15s. I Queensland 4 per cents., £102 10s; 34 per cents., fiSftVWi 6d; 3 per cents., £84 2s 6d. 1 New'VaUnd 4 per cents., £105 10s; 31 per cents.. £9? 10a '< 3 I' er cents... £86, or, ex div., *?JSnton 31 per cent.., £96 10. West Australian 34 per cento., £99 12e 6d; 3 ( per centi, £88-

BUTTER. The butter market is easier, owing: to large arrivals and prospective heavy supplies, but there is a steady demand, and choicest colonial is clearing well. Australian, salted, is quoted at 112«; unsalted, 114 a; secondaries. 104« to 108»; choicest New Zealand, 116s; Danish, 124s to 1265; stored Australian and New Zealand is practically cleared. MISCELLANEOUS. Iron, 50s 3d. Spelter, £23. M ± Sugar is firm; German, 12s 9d; first marks, 14s fid. The Bradford wool market is dull and unchanged. WHEAT AND FLOUR. The wheat market is quiet, and sellers firm. Exporting countries are not offering freely, except Russia, but buyers are inactive in fane of the favourable reports from Argentine, Australia, India, and continued large world's shipments. A South Australia November shipment is offering at 41s; steamer shipments. December and January, 30* 3d; January-February,, 39»; sailers, Deccmber-Januarv, 3Ss 3d; January, February, and March. 38s; Australian, spot, in email compass, U held for 43s 6d to 445; New Zealand is almost exhausted at 39s to 39a 6d. Flour, on spot. is nominally unchanged, Buyers asking 2te~?? to 27s for patent sorts, Janu-ary-February shipments. METALS AND TALLOW. London, December 2. Copper: Supplies, 38,664 tons; deliveries, 32,208 tons; stocks, 105.743 tons; afloat. 5050 tons. Tin: Stocks, 20.851 tons; spot, 1915 tons; afloat, 41.199 tons; deliveries.. 2457 tons. - . Tallow: Stock, 2645 casks; imports, 1975 casks, deliveries, 2325 casks

' COMMERCIAL. H k | tr*' : " ' _ » 1 l©t r • • I &' shsremarket was fairly, active .yosterI h i »**-T investment stacks a parcel of Hank I Now Zealand changed hands at £9 12a II It and moro wore offered at £9 15s, -with1 l inducing further buyers. Northern I lSSi*(p*> wo ™ doftlt in nt lls M md I f„butina) at 5s 4d; Kauri Timbers (conI HEJSwIS. W; Milne and Choyco » ( "2SoB)at20s9d \ and Wilson, Tort- > -fflcements (preference) at 42a. In mining 5 S, Waihis ; were quoted, with sellers £9 1 Shavers £9 18". Wnil.i Intendeds rea- * ffiK 3s 8d to 3s 5d to 3. Id. Waihi • fKgS Junctions, as compared with 37s, >T k last sale recorded on Thursday, again , J* j a nd then recovered considerably, I business transacted being at from 34s 1 Si to 34s 3d to 36s. Closing quotations !L. -Buyers 35s 9d. rollers 36s. TalisI **:,' were also easier As compared with I 2£ 6d the last sale registered on Thurs- • 1 shares sold at from 43s 3d to 42s to JflkW, the market" closing with buyers at ' 2 6j', sellers at 42s 9d. In other stocks V *'iive»l' slight change* were recorded. __ _ | A U0KLAN£) STOCK EXCHANGE:. i BUSINESS DONE YESTERDAY. " ;,l> . " Previous day's I i „■ ' doting: sales. ' £ a. A. , . . *■'*!*"'<* ST«» Zealand-3rd call. £9 12s 6.1 - f gStin Steam (paid)—3rd rail, lis M - flHtfttrn Steam (con.V-3rd call. 5s 4.1 - ' Xwri Timber (con.1 3rd call, 15s 9.1 — Mm* and Choycc (pref. n.)~2nd c*ll. 1' i 2Ch '9(1 '"■'. I Wilsons Portland Cement (pref.)-Jrd i i' call, ''2» - ... ' <s J rttMO'i Consolidated (con.>-3rd call, 5d .- ■ <i.. Queen (ex righto)— rail. 3s Id; SjSSi;*! 3rd call. 3s Id -032 iX.; ? SyW r 2nd ™il. 5s 2d. 5s Id; Jrd call, 5 * Id 0 a l 'point Russell—3rd call. 31(1 — , jMt.o-l«t, M. and 3rd calls. Is 2d 0 1 1 Wiiotahi-W, -call, 5». 4s lid; 2nd call,,4a KM. «• lid; 3rd call, 4s lid 0 5 1 <Wtit»n# Consolidated—2nd call, 2s 9.1 0 3 0 H Consolidated lloldflelds—3rd call, I8s 3d — 'Hauraki, Freehold—3rd call, 4d ... — flfiatvChrislo-3rd call, 3/d ... ... — 1 Old Ha'uraW Gold Mines—2nd call. Is 5d. IOW Gold Mines—2nd call. Is 5d, 0 16 is 6d, Is 5d 0 16 Boyal Oak (con.)— call, lid ... — I •3w«i-Jrd call, 4s 10<1 0 5 0 Golden Belt (eon.)—1st and 3rd calls, 6Jd M»oril*nd~2nd call, 6d — $ Talma Broken. Hills— call. Is 3d ... — ■iliBsmin Consolidated— call, 43s 3d, j ■*>-". 42s 6d,- 42s, 42s 3d; 3rd call, 4Zs ; n JJ, 42s 6d ... 2 3 6 Waihi Extended—1st call. 3s 8d; 2nd call, • '. 3eftd: 3rd call. 3a 5d, 3s 7d ... 0 3 8 •i* Wtini Grand Junction call. 34s 6d, L'.'Jts 3d. 34s 6d, 34s 9d ; 2nd call, 35s, '..,:'J5s 3d; 3rd call, 35s 6d, 36s ... 1 17 0 f» Waitaia (con.)—2nd call, 8d ; ... — , I ! ' ! ' —' ■ CLOSING QUOTATIONS. , ' Sellers. Buyers. 'J '. £ a, d fill. ' BAjntsjfflfBjwl Zealand ' .*. '.. ... 9 15 0 — ' jpg Rational sv/... ... ',..'''6'1 ' — MSCJUSCX--.' ■. : " * : '.••,'- : vKe*. Zealand ... ... 3 18 0 3 17 0 National >>... ..... ... 18 9 — South British ...... 2 15 0 2 14 0 Standard ... _ 13 0 FINANCIAL- ■ ■■*'■' ■' -,: - ■ "■ ' ;■ -'■ u,i Km- Zealand ' and River > . ,PiKe ... ... ... 1 16 6 1 15 0 ' COAIr- , ~ .:'>'" Bltdnieft "■■.'..' ....... 110 0 19 6 ?' tort. Co., ltd., 10s paid 0 12 0 0 11 9 > Twpiri Mines. Ltd. ... 0 19 0 0 18 9 ffwtport ... ... ... 6 7 0 6 4 0 , GAS.CfWkiand .- 15 2 6 I' ■ i Aofkiand,' new issue ... — 16 0 lanroraSotlltfrn, paid up ... 0 13 3 0 11 6 «I«rtMn,?con; ... ... 0 5 7 ■« 0 5 3 ->i;D»roDport , Steam, Ferry... — . 1 10 6 I11IBUV- •.. ■; . latirl, , paid up — 1 13 0 Xaori, con. .:. ... ... 015 10 , 0 15 6 Mountain Bimu, Ltd. ... 1 3 0 — '5WooiiEsr-;>- ; -•■• W(JllE,iton ... ... «.'■■ — 3 0 0 •MM3&ASEOUS- "'■ ■"' ■■■' :■-'■:'" '' ■•' " ftlWpitrria and Co., Ltd. 1 J) ft _ . Auckland Tramways, pret. — 12 0 Aticklifld Tramways, ord. 116 — • "BUKaf ''Limited ... ... 0 3 3 0 3 0 H.M. Arcade Theat. pref. 10 6 — * 4£! n8 '»M f/boy*' *■ -- i o d Milne tnfl Choyee, B ... — 10 6 N.Z. Portland Cement Co. * 1 18 6, 1 17 3 Northern Boot '... ... 0 13 6 "• — m Mew 'Zealand iPaper Mills — 119 r Sbarland and Co., pref. > — 110 Tonson Osrlielc, Ltd. ... 0 18 6 — Wilson» Portland Cement i-::;,C*i.. -1 or«!/'"..: ... ... — ''-216 WlSlSG- ■ «- ;r " • m&w$ii -. ...■ ... ... 0 0 5 — :. Dixon's Consolidated, paid 0:0 10 0 0 8 Pixon's Consolidated, con. 0 II 5j ' 0 0 44 • Mam ... ... ,.. 0 0 3 ■ — . «Imperial .„ 0 0 5 — .'•■';" KwtBijiV;;..r.,V : ... ..007 004 XnnuttiitCaledonlan ... 0 1 3 0 11 , Manned! ■ 0 0 3 — Mar teen, ex rights ... 0 3 2 0 3 1 May Qwwn rights ... 0 0 3 0 0 1 ft*May fifteen Extended ... 0 0 3 — «t5Nei{iilirnowal%v-.«.. .... 0 1.4. ■ 0 11 I||ti;fly('rtiu;'..>'-'... - ... 0 5 1 0 5 0 . >e!d«aial Consolidated ... 0 0 2 0 0 1 " •Old Allium la, paid up ... 0 16 — ? i Old AHmrnia, con. .'.... 0 1 4 — M|Wnl|8uaseli:'. .... ... 0 0 4*-. 0 0 31 %m, ■■■ 013 oil ! Bewdlnavlan i ..." ... 0 0 3 0 0 11 Sosttem Queen ...'** '... 0 0 3-' — . ; '"JJamm.- - 0 0 5 ' — . H-tpht „ 0 10 0 0 9 *r*W«M ... OH 0 4 10 mWimtl J Consolidated ... 0,2 9 ' 0 2 6 '■: I 'Mchmaa,: ........... 0 1 10 — WPWtfii'.'.-" ..; ... 17 9 16 3 ' Consolidated Ooldflelda ... 0 18 9 0 18 3 , Bom OttldfleJds -'-;■... ... 0 9 9 0 9 0' 1 PwireusMines "■< i ... ... 0 13 0 * 0 12 6 «?(WfInland,, .„ ... 0 10 — 0»|den Pah ... ... 0 0 3 0 0 1' I " |»WH Freehold ,..- ... 0 0 5 0 0 34 [■.;X£«*owai.v«»n. ,,. ...' ■ ...0 0 3 — ' i»'J{«Wi Christ©- ; ; •■;-... . ... 0 0 4 — i j Jf«Wt Welcome con. ... 0 0 4 — ' . Old >Hruraki Gold Mines 0 16 0 14 \ »» 0,0 61 0 0 5 ' I ■ ■'*> 'ride .-,( Tokatea ... ... 0 0 7 0 0 3" ' I Royal Oak, paid. up ... 0 1 8 — ' | SfiS?' l|3 *^, eon; '"•"•• —010 0 0101 ' i sgatlaw* Consolidated ... 0 0 3 — f 0 ** 0 - 0 0 5 0 0 31 -..■,«aihWf Antimony Mine 0 0 5 0 0 24 . .****« • 0 0 21 - J I »»Mon 0 0 3 — §«w»plon ... 0 0 7 — f S _ ; ... 0 5 0 0 4 9 F {*"»» Royal 0 0 4 _ wmtalon, con. 0 0 3 0 0 24 fSb". 5 '"-' -'••• 0 0 6 0 0 4 "olden Belt, paid up ... ° 114 0 0 10A Mffi'5!% co " •• •" ° 0 7 0.0 61 W'dett Cross -. ... 0 0 2 — 5"*ld , 0 0 2 _ S5S ln jrahake ' 0 0 21 0 0 2 iSZtt ■ "' -00-6 ° V 1 ] SJt M » 885' °i 11 . JTiisnlx; : ... .... . 0 0 5 Pflde »f W8lhl ... *.:: 0 0 8 0 0 5 i S*!5 8"n 0 0 7 - .gotoTer, con ..... 0 0 3 0 0 1 Wraa Broken Hills ... 0 1 3 0 12 ! •Mnia Golden Hills ... 0 5 0 0 4 7 , Ww» Extended 0 0 3 _ ■ I VIS? 1 oem 0 0 3 _ ' ■ ' 4 2* Monarch Con. ... 0 0 2 — - 5£2 Beefs, M p , ld ... 0 0 3 0 0 11 . "aHua Beefs, cor;. ... 0 0 2 — ?llfSi 1 !? Consolidated ... 2 2 9 2 2 6 ' V2? ■£. .- - - 0 19 0 9 18 0 , Sfflm' Consolidated 0 10 0* ° - 3i I J»lh Kxtemle,! ...... 0 3 7 0 3 6 ! W.IK °!? nd J «netlon ... 1 16 0 1 15 9 ' -"P'wma 0 11 n n « n 1 ''■•■tororth ... ;; 8 o 94 0 0 74 » SfiEW* King, con. ". 6 11* ° - ?i < <fc«» l " Q«een. con. ... 0 0 6 _ < '!;.."* i Wa »«». con. ... 0 0 9 0 0 7 ' l|W , \ AND DIVIDEND LIST. < wWjlrtends. 1 PIMO.M. Co. .. n a n u„. ] ,&!». November 29- ":: 8 4 1 Dec 14 ; Mining and EaUway * De °- U « ,fI mp,Dy ° 1 9 Deo. 15 i "November 8 ... .001 Now ' ifflfrM«W, Nov. 10 : 0 ° 1 Now isB2Air* , ''' November U ... 0 0 2 Now ; ££«. November 17 ... 0 0 1 Now : Ch CO n'' N ? nb « ii '» 0 0 1 Deo. 7 Wttikl -te^ r \ - ° 0 1 Dec. 21 «S-i, ' December 3 ... 0 0 1 Dec. 22 ; ';i : . ;' s ": : 'j ■ ■■ ■' ' ' M^i'i,': ", ~" . PROPERTY SALES. I t PROPERTY SALES. h y a" 6 " 0 " Sy^h ail ?„ nml Sn,ls M0l< » auction | "V three dwellings in Union-street for ! ft , oUo Sl v l ,d H » ,c »'"«'e offered for sale * di, th-J,» a l !5 voral Properties, but in i WRm£*S£&SP "? e r , M " ve - The following ' •f f* VajSia .»!n "** : r Taka P ,ln " : "eaidence KnX B n7. Ia i k n PU ' la Bettch - £18S0 - U ' ! &« Per f£t ti A .? ll » fl 66ft by 90ft, £2 liSKWfiWn? 1^; Two allotments, each SttftRAn JJ° a the „ two - *'**• Avenue, P»'WiZ*^5?*:groomed house and sec, J &*•• £ J 50C - Haslett-street. Eden " '^n.8mltl2^'K 0 P«" l :'e were all paised in. JSCT MrTG iS 4 H»ieom, e w ju He il to-dav. on be- : ! OTfett«ittmaiJBS2 ll,, '\ 1 0n the ground. Mount , I iffiBtoSea —!? tlon8 have ,rom SO' 1 to ilSEf«|Hffsw,SP od^ oad ". the «Iepths varying i I #Si«»» ttS MiX of the sections li™^^^Tr* nd0rchards - The terms i hlf^L^A 1111 have the advantiW •*** I ahS, i/i' r train '" ,own "veraR. i I flEBjaSiL?£.i bo lltvlld " M ' h person per d*y. rlii»?l^*?! ; %* to o'u- advertising