WEEKLY MARKET REPORTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13940, 27 June 1907, Page 9

WEEKLY MARKET REPORTS.

AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, Juno 2G. wheat: Chick, 3s Gd to 3s fld; milling. 3s ad. Flour. £9. Oats: Algerian milling, 2-i fld to 2s lOd. Barley: Capo, 2s 8d to 2s 9d. Maine, 2s Sd to 2s lOd. Bran and pollnrd. OVd. Potato: 1 ?: Tfism.mian, £2 10s to £! "is. Onions: Victorian. £4 10s. Butt«i-, 101s to 110s. Cheese. GUI. Baron, G'd to 71d MELBOURNE, .June 2G? Wheat, 3s fid. Flour, £8 15s. Oats: Algerian feeding. 2s Id: milling, 2s Gd Maize. 3s Id. Bran. tOd. Pollard, lid. Potatoes, £2 5a to £2 10s. Onions, £3 10s. ADELAIDE, Juue 2G. » heat (quiet), 3s 3Jd. Flour, t'S ss. Bran nnd pollard, lid.

ADDINGTON STOCK MARKET. (Per United Press Association.) CHHISTCUURCn, June 2G. At tho Addington liw stock market today tile yardinps of stock were not quite so largo as of late, but there was a good attcndiHice. Beef sold nt kite rales, and prime fat lambs were ralher firmer. The fat sheep market opened well for prime wethers and ewes, but towards the end old ewes showed a further decline. Dr.cou pigs were easier, while porkers and stores nic-t with a good demand. There was a poor salo for store cattle, and a good demand for the belter class of dairy cows. A small entry of store sheep wns made, up mostly oi wethers and hoggets, and they' met with a good sale. Among tho lots" that changed hands were: Wethers. 135 at 15s, 173 at lls 3d, 44 nt 13s Gd. 107 at 12s Gd. 38 at 12s 7d; hoggets, 543 at 14s. 42 (ewe) nt 13s 4d, 50 at lis Gd, 47 at 12s; ewes, 51 two-tooths at 18s 9d. Gl aged at lis. The entry of fat lnmhs wns smnller than of late, and Wit few of them were really prime. These sold rather better than last week, while tliero was no change in unfinished sorts. 'Pegs made 18s to 19s 7d; mediumweight, 15s to 17s Cd: lighter, 10s to 14s Gd. ThoTe v>as a moderate yarding of fat sheep, a fair proportion boing prime, nnd tho ranaiiidor backward Eoits and old ewes. Prime sheep sold well, wethers boing firmer, but old owes towards th.- end of the sale wore difficult to dispose of except at lower rates. Tho range of prices wns: Extra prime wethers, to 31s: prime. 20s to 2ts l()d; lighter, lGs Sd to 19s 7,1; prime ewes. 19s to 235; medium, 15s to 18s Gd; uged, 10s to Ms Gd; merino wethers, 9s 10d to 15s. Tlure were 187 hend oi fat cuttle penned, the bulk being little more thnn forward stores. There was a fair sale at lnte rates. Steers brought £G to £11 15s; heifers, £5 to ±'G 17s Gd; cows, £3 15s to £8 17s 6d; — equal to 22s Gd to 24s Gd for prime and 20s to 2f2s for medium per 1001b. A good yarding of veal calves sold it 7s Gd to 455, and up to £3 for heavyweights. There wns a small mixed entry of etoro cattle, and practically no business was done, excopt at prices from 20s to 455. Dairy cows met with a fair sale, good sorts selling nt £7 to £9 15s, and others at £3 10s to £6 10s. There was a moderate entry of pigs, porkers and stores selling well, and baconers showed a dccline. Baconers medc 45s to 52s (equal to 45d to 4Jil per lb); porkers, 30s to 42s (oqual to 5Jd to Gd per lb); medium stores, 183 to 2Gs; and wcaners, Gs Cd to 15s. Two Yorkshiro choppers, 15 months old, sold at £5 10s each.

WEEKLY LIVE STQCK AND PRODUCE REPORT. Wednesday, Juno 26, 1907. Fat Cattle,—There was a medium yarding, consisting of 180 head. The bulk of the entry was composed of medium and unfinished steers olid heifors, with a few pens of heavy, well-finished bullocks. Primo cattle sold on a par with last week, hut medium and unfinished beef if anytiling, oasior. Best bullocks, up to £11 17s Gd; medium to good, £3 10s to £10; light, £7 to £S; licifors, £5 10s "to £7 10s. Wright, Stephenson, and Co. (Ltd.) yorded 51 and Fold: For Mr William Moynihan (Sutton), 5 bullooks at up to £8 12s 6d, 3 heifers at £5 10s; Mr R. Grieve (Craigend), 12 bullocks at up to £8; Mr William Kirk (Mayfield), 3 bullocks at £7 13a Cd; Messrs Webster and Callender (Auchtertyre), 2 bullocks at '£7 15s, 4 at up to £0 ss; Mr John Bruco (Allanton), 3 bullocks at £7 15s, 2 at £7 os, 2 at £0 IBs; Mr W. Lindsay (AUaitlon), 2 bullooks at £0 17s Gd; Mr W. Young (Waihola), 1 heifers at up to £8 2s Gd, 2 steers at quotations; Mr W. Duff (Waihola), 1 steor at £5; a client, 1 steer at £1 7s 6d; and tumod out 5 bond unsold. Dalgety and Co. (Ltd.) yarded and sold: For Mr William Patrick (Balmoral), 7 bullooks at £10; Mr F. Pemiskio (Stirling), G heifers to £7 12s 6d; i client, bullocks to £3 7s Cd. Donald Iteid aiifl Co. (Ltd.) yarded 52 and sold: Fot Mr W. Patrick (Balmoral), 15 bullocks at £11 to £9; Mr N. M'Fadyeu (Middle-march), 9 bullocks and heifers at £5 2s Cd to £!; Mr E. Ottrey (Heriot). 7 bullocks at quotations; Mr J. Kirk (Mosgiol), G heifers at £4; Mr W. Lindsay (Allunton), 11 bullocks and heifers at .£'(> 17b fid to £1 12s Gd; Mr E. Thomas (Eaukside), 3 heifers at £3 5s lo £S; Mr D. Carmtiters (Oulratn), l heifer at £5 15s.—The National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand (Lid.) yarded and sold: For Mr W. Kirk (East Taieri), 3 bullocks at £0 7s Gd, 2 cows at £4 ss. 3 heifers at £3 10s; Mi- J. Thomson, G bullocks to £11 17s 6d; Mr J. Mathoson (Otokia), 1 heifer at £4 5s. —The Farmers' Co-operativo Association of Now Zealand (Ltd.) yarded 34 and gold: For a client, 0 heifers at quotations; Mr John Elliott (Gnrthmyl, Middleimnch), 2 bullocks at £S, 3 at £8 17s 6d, 3 at £7 15s; Mr James V/yl'.ie (Outrarn), 1 heifer at £6, 1 at £1 7s 6d, 1 at £1 12s Gd; Mr W. Kirk (East Taieri), 2 bullocks at £10 17s Cd, 3 at £1! 10s, 3 at £6 ss; Mr John Kirk (Mosgial), 1 cow ut PA 7b 6d, 1 calf ut £2 10*, 3 heifers «t 7s €d; Messrs Callender and Webstor (Alianlon), 3 bullocks at £7, 2 at £6 15s.—The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Compiny (Ltd.) penned and sold: For Mr Joseph Crano (Otokia), 7 bullocks, to £G 17s Gd.— Sironach, Morris, and Co, (Ltd.) yarded and sold: For Mr W. G. Thompson (Middlemarch), 1 pen bullocks at i'd 53; Messrs Murray! Roberts, and Co. (Gladbrouk Station), 1 pen heilerg ut £7 10a, 1 pen- at £G 12s Gd, 1 pen at £5 17s Cd; Mr W. Kirkland (Poplar Grove), 1 pen buHocka p.tf £7 12s 6d, 1 cow at £3 ss, 1 heifer r.t £3 2s (id, 1 nt £3 ss; Mr R. J. Thompson (Middlemarch), 1 cow nt £3.

Store Cattle.—Wright, Stephenson, and Co. (Ltd.), sjld: For Messrs J. Fleming (Craigsford), W. .Townlev (Higheliff), and others 21 head at up to C 4 7?. Dalgetv and Co. (Ltd.) sold: For a northern client 20 bullocks, to f.i 3s Gd. The National Mortgago and Agency Company of New Zea!and( Ltd.) yarded nnd sold: For Mr Jno, Falconer (Kahanui). 9 bullocks at it Gr, 1 hoifer at £4 63, 1 do nt £3, 3 heifers at £i IBs.—Otago Farmers' Co-oporativb Association of New Zealand (Ltd.) yarded 82 and sold: For Messrs F. M'Callum (Goodwood), Jno. Kirk, W. Kirk, Mrs Rutherford, Mrs .Tcnsoii, F. Hellycr, K. Mitchell, W. Townley, D. Cunningham. J. M'Ara, and It. Brunton cows from 30.< to £3 I7s Cd, bulls from £2 to if 10j. yearlings from 10* to 355. ——Tho New Zealand Loan and Mercantilo Agency Company (Ltd.) penned and sold: 10 head at up to £0 2s Gd. fitronaoh, Morris, and Co. (Ltd.) yarded and sold: For Mr P. Wilson (Artlnirtgn), 1 pen heifers at £1 13s; and for Mr W. Townley (HiglielitT), 1 pen of 11 heiiers at £i lis, 1 pen do at i'2 3s, and 1 pen do at £'1 fn.

Dairy Cows.-'-Wriglil, Stephenson, and Co. (Ltd.) sold: For Mis M'Crorie (Abbotsford), Messrs John Newland* (C?.vcrsham), A. Jameson (Rcaton), and others 7 head at up to £5 ss. Dalgcly and Co. (LM.) so'il: For clients 24 head to W 13?.—Otago For:ncr«' Co-operative Assorit'lion of New Zealand (Ltd.) yarded 11 anil sold: For Mr F. M'Callum (Goodwood!, 7 cows at up to .Si 15s; Mr C. X. M'Jirioyh. cow? to £'• 7* (VI; Messrs 11. Finnic (F.ast Taieri) nnd T. Murphy (Pine Hill), cows nt quotations.——Stronach. Morris, and Co. (Ltd.) yarded ami sold: For Mr W. Townley (High-UIT) R heilors a' ii 15s, and G do at £2 Gs Gd. Calves.—Dalgetv and Co. (Ltd.) foM: For clients, 11 calves to 3Gs — —Otipjo Farmers' Co-operative Association of Xi-w Zealand (Ltd.) yarded Ifi and sold: For Messrs M'Cnllum, jno. Kirk. W. Townley, C. X. M'lniosh, and clients calve? from fr; to 35". Stronaoh, Morris, and Co. (Ltd.) yarded nnd sold: For Mr W. Townley (Ilighdiff), 4 calves at 103 and 15 do at 10s fid. Fat Sheep.—There w.m a medium yarding— 1850 penned. Tho quality of tha slioep was only fair, the bulk cf tin; yarding being made up of medium and liglit-woight ewe 3 and wethers, with a few pens really priino jimtton. For prime ihcop price; were on a par with last week, but medium rnd lightweights wore easier, especially towards tho end of the sale, when they were exceedingly difficult to quit. Best wethers brought from 23s fcd to lis 9d; medium to good, 20s to 23s !id; light, 17s to 193; best owes brought from 17s Cd to 20s 'Jd; extra, to 23s Gil; others from 123 to lGs. Wright, .Stephenson, nnd Co. (Ltd.) penned and so'.d 3C2 as fodows: For Mr George Niehol. 30 wethers at 2-is !)d, 45 do at 22s 3d; Mr Donald Gumi (Sandy--111-,ant), pen ewes lit 23s Cd; Crussun Bros. (Ko1f.o), GO wolhers and owes at up to 21s 9d; Mr John Gibson (Ashley Downs), G5 ewes at up to 20s !)d; Messrs Thomson and Co. (Taieri), 59 wethers at 20s; iv client, 37 ewes at IBs; Mr (1. M. Love (Moa Fliit), C 5 ewes iti. up to 17s lid.—— Dalgc-ty ar.d Co. (Ltd.) yarded 712, and sold: For Mr .1. Edgar (Tapanui), 2 trucks prime wethers to 25s 9d; Mr W. J. Wadworth (l'ro:>k<ds!e), 2 trucks prime ctvos Id 17s Od; Mr H. A. Millar (Ewehurn), wethers to 17s C;l; Mr William Philip (Dunback), wethers to 22s Dd; Mr N. W. Paul (Ilcriot). wethers to 17s Cd, o'ves to Ms 3d; Mr C. W. Hay ward, ewes lo 18s 9d; Mr 11.I 1 . Toomey (Waikouniti), weihers to 17s Cd; Mrs Bal!in«:ill (Stttfcn). ivcUhts to 16s. The National itorigage ar.d Agency Company of New Zesibml (L:d.) yard.nl' and sold: For Mr li. 11. Collins (Wuinahi), ."(1 v.cthcrs at 22-< 3d, 24 do e' It's 2d; Mr T. A. Haig (Ida Volley), 11 wothera at 21s, 1:1 do at 17s M, li em ati l!)a &1, 18 do v.t lfe;

Mr Thomas M'Lay (Dunbaek), ewes -to 15s 9:L; Mt A. Johnson (The Pines), wot.he.r3 and wes at full market nits. Donald Roid nnd Co, (Ltd,) yarded 315, and fiold For Mr D. M'Donald (Balfour), CO wethers at! 21a to 21a 9d; Mr It. Scott (IF urimara), 13.. wethers nt lGs Del to lis 9d; Mr M. Hamilton (Lauder), 3G wathers nnd ewos at 22a 3d to 17s Gd; Messrs Thomson and Co. (Wnirmigon), 7G wethers nt 20i to Ills; iv client, 13 ewos at 13s U;l. The Otngo Farmers' Coopemtivo A-iscoiation of New Zoaland (Ltd.) penned and sold: For Mr John Covlo (Kyelmrn). 21 wat-hers at 19s 3d, 25 at 18s 3d, *18 do, light-weights, nt U ; s 3d: Mr J. P. Ander.•■■o:l (lJough Riilre) 23 wethers at 18s Od, 12 do nt, lGs (xl. 22 at IPs Del: Mr R. Littla (Raiifurly), 17 light-weight wethers at 14s •Id, 13 do ut l:ls The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ltd.) penned mid sold: For Mr Hugh Fraror (Hyde). 20 ewes at 225; Mr John Sheofcy (Moonlight), 1 wether at 2Ss; Mr ,T. S. Floming (Clarksville), Gl wethors to 22s 3d; Mr Edward O'Coimell (Rock nnd Pillar), 33 wethors at 23s Gd. 18 eivM at 20a 3d. Ktroimeh, Morris, and Co. (Ltd.) yarded end sold: For Mr Jnnies Lobb (Tawora), 1 pen oi IG wethers nt 23s 11(1. 1 pen do at 21s 9d; Mr A. Siiiif.li (Lillyvule), 1 jien of ewes and wethers at 2Gs, 1 pen do nt ISs 3d. Fat Lambs.— 1075 penned; a medium ynTd* ing. Tho quality of the lambs was good, and prions were on a par with last week's rates. Bost Inmbs sold from lis to 19s; good. Its CVI to 10s Gtl; medium and unfinished. (Rom 12s to 13s Gd. Dalgety and Co. (Ltd.) yarded 319. and sold: For Messrs J. and J. Sheppard (Sutton), lambs to 144 Oil; Mr J. Griffiths (Kyeburn), lambs to Us; Mrs Ballingall (Sutton), lambs to 13s Gd. Tho National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand (Ltd.) yarded and sold: Fot Mr Thus. M'Lav (Duuback), 18 lambs at Ms •Jd. 20 at Ms 3d. ,39 at Us: Mr F. A. Hai°(Ma Valley), 21 at 13s gd. The Otago Farmers' Co-operative Association of New Zealand (Ltd.) penned and sold: For Mr J. F. Anderson (Rough Ridge), a pen liS IBs 3d; Mr J. Meade (Ida Valley), 1G ab 15a 3d, 20 at 11s Gd. 18 at 13s Gd, 17 atl 12s !)d; Mt John Coyle (Kyeburn), ft pen at 14s Gd; Mr 1!. Litilo (Ranfurl)y, 13 at) 14s Od, 22 at 12s Cd. Donald Reid and Co. (Ltd.) sold: For Mr jr. Hamilton (Lander), 89 nt 18s 3d to 1G? The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ltd.)' penned 2JG, nnd sold: For YPninina Estato (Wnipr.hi), 271 lnmhs at 18s (xl; Mr Edward' O'Counell (Itock.and Pillar), 10 at 19s; 'Mr John iTheehy (Moonlight), 4 at 19s. Pigs.MOO penned; a small yarding. The' demand tor both 'baconers nnd poTkcrs was keen, and prices showed a decided advance compared with lest week. Quotations: Suckers. 10s to'l2s Gd; Blips, lGs to 16s; stores, 23s to 28s; porkers. IMs to 355; light baconors, -Ms to 435; heavy, 52s to C3s. Wright. Stephenson, and Co. (Ltd.) cold 25 at quotations.—Dalgety and Co. (Ltd.) sold. For Mr William M'Brido (Cherry Farm), 9 nice pigs to £3 10s. Donald Reid and Co. (Ltd.) yarded 27 and sold: For Mr R. Baird (Allnntin), 3 at 5Cs to 61s; Mr W. Boyd (Kuri Bush), 2 at 40a; Mrs W. Marshall (Otokia), 1 sow at G3n: 'Mr J. Birtles (Allanton), 8 at 16s to 12s; Mr G. Motaal (Momona), 4at ISs Gd to 17s 6:1, Mr J. Shaw (Otokia), !) at lis. The Otago Farmers' Co-operativa Associr.tion of New /".oaland (Ltd.) penned 13 and sold: For Mr F. T. Williams (NorthEast Valley), 1 at £3 7s; Mr D Cameron (Wylie's Crossing), 1 at £2 2s Gd; Mr H. Skerrett (Sandymounl), 1 at £2 7s, Mr A. M'Cabe (Bnrnsidc), 2 at £1 15s, Mr D. Blair (North-East Valley), 3 at £2 Is; Mr J. Waldie (Wakari), 2 at .IT 17s; Mr G. Metanl (Jtomor.a). 2 at £1 2s 1 at 16s. —rThe New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ltd.) penned and sold pigs at mi In 49s.—Stronach, Morris, and Co. (Ltd.) yarded and sold: For Mr F. Kropp (NorthF.ast Valloy), 1 pen porkers at £2 10 s; Mr T. Richards (North-East Valley) 1 pen porkers at £2 Os: Messrs Murray, Roberts, , und Co. (Gludbrcol: Station) 1 pen slips at ISa. Hnlibitskins.—Fair catalogues wore offered on Monday, pricos ruling beintr on a par with, last week's rates, Quotations; Prime winters, lGd to 17d; r.rrly winters. 14d to 15?, d; autumns, lid to lid: rummers. 7d to 9d, kittens, 3Jd to .Id; b'acks, lOd to 20d. Hides.—There has been no sale since last report. Sheepskins'.— Average catalogues wero offered at Tuesday's sale. Tho Iiom« market is lower by about ljd per lb, and this has had a tendency to easo prices here. Bidding was not so animated as usual, and all skins showed a decline of about Id per lb. Quotations: Best halfbreds, BJd, to 9d; medium, 7d to 8d; lioEt crosabreds, 8!d to 9d; medium to good, 7d to BJd; "best merinos, 7d to "it!: ordinary, Gd to 7d; lambskins, 7Jd to Sid. Tallow and I'at.—Tho demand is very keen at present. Best rendered, in tins, to 21s; in casks, to 28s; medium to good, 19s to 225, iu tins; inferior, 15s to 18s; best caul fat. 20.i |o 225; rough fat, 15s to 19s. Grain—Wheat: The market is weak, and millers are not anxious buyers at present. Prime samples of velvet arc; most in demand, and sales have been made up to 4s 2d per bushel on trucks Stiidholme district. Quota, tions: Seed linos. 4s Gd to'4s 9d; lirimo milling, 4s 3d to 4s Gd; whole fowl wheat, 4s Id to 4s 3d; broken, 3s 9d to 4s (snckn, extra).—Oats: The market is very firm, and holders are not anxious to sell. Merchants expect prices will be higher towards nest spring. Quotations: Choice seed, 3s 4d to 3s Gd; milling, 3s to 3s 2d; gi)p<l feed. On lid to 3s; medium, 2s 3d to 2s lid; inferior, 2s Scl to 2s 9J (sacks extra). Potatoes!— There is a good demand for prime, sound lines oi Up-to-Dates and DervvcTits. and prices are much belter than of late for good lots. Medium quality and diseased are hard to quit, however, nt any price, buyers preferring to pay more for sound samples. Quotations: Seed, TJp-to-Dates und British Queens. £4 10s to £5; prime table, £4 7s Gd to £4 10s; medium to good, £3 15? to £1 ss; inferior, £2 to £3 10s (sacks in). ChalT—Market firm, and good inquiry for all sound, prime lots coining forward. Good inquiry for straw chaff. Quotations: Prima hruvy sheaf, £5 10s; good do, £5 to itj 7s fid; medium, £4 10s to £5; Btraw chaff, £3 to £3 ss; wheat™, £2 10s to £2 15s. Straw (Pressed).—Oaten, 12 15s io 12 17b Gd; wheaten. £2 to £2 2s Gd (ex truck). Turnips.—Best swedes, : .2Gs per ton (ez ■truck, loose).

riho ■ individual report! of lloolr igenii, wool, rabbiukin, or erain brokers cm hs in«ertfd in tlm Dsily Times and Otago WitneM at «pecitl rates.] WEEKLY MARKET REPORT. Messrs A. Morilzson and Co. report {or week ending Jitno 2G: — Wheal.—Prime milling, 4s 6d; fowl wheat, 4s to 4s '3d. Oats: Milling, 3a; B grade, 2s Ud; inferior, jis 7d to 2s BJd. Potatoes: Prime, ft 10s; medium, £•!. Chaff: Primo In-ifjh t boavy. £5 103; medium, £5. RyeFanners' dressed, 4s Gd to 4s 9d; machined. si> Gd to 09 per bushel. Cocksfoot: Farmers' lots, 4J<l; machincd, 5Jd la Gd. Hides: Mitfket ccutinues firm. We quote: Prime ox, 7;d 1a 7£d; cow, up to Gfid. Tallow rough fat, clean, 17s to ISs; tallow in tins, l(b to 23a; prime white mutton in tins, 20s to 255; prime whito mutton in casks, 27s to 08s; mixed tallow, Nil to lIIs. Sheepskins, from 6Jd to pet lb. Itablutskins: Wo lnvo largo inquiries. Blaoks, uo to lftrl; autumns, 12d to 13$ d; winter greys, lG\d to 20d; others in proportion. Poultry: Local—hens, Is Gd to 2s; roo?tera, 3s "to 4s; ducks, 2s| Gd to 3s Gd; iicese, 3s to 4»; turkeys—hens, 6d per lb; cocks, 7d per lb (live weight). Wo are now Ksthcriiig for export: prices on application. E-fflu, Is Cd. Fresh butter, 9d; salt butter, Od to 10J. '

DUNEDIX FRUIT AND PRODUCE ~ RKPOUT. Messrs Thomas Patcrson and Co., auc-ii.-'iwra, fruit, and genera! produce agonts,; report for the weelc ending June 25: — A'-.nlea: Market niHerately supplied. Coekws, 2hi lo 2Jd I'rv 1!); dessert, 7s Gd to ID?; Tc:--manian, amidl, 9a; choice, 10s to Ornngos: Rarotonga, ti-inch mid 9-int-h, llli (repacked); Seville*, Gi Gd; mandarins, 4s lo Ss. Lemons: Sydney, 4*5 to Ca; Mildura, 9a Cd. Ba,naiia.s: Itipo, 2Jd. Tomatoes: HolI'o'jso. 5d to BJd. Pears (wanted); Christchurch, 7s Gd to 10s; impoiWil, 103 to lis. Marrow.", 6s to 7s per i'io molotis, 9<t Gil to 3s Cd prr cut, Pumpkins (wanted), Fusions, 4s to (Vi. Produce.—Butter: i'rcr-Ii dairy, fid to 9d; Kpurnt-or—p?,ts. Kid; bull;, SJd. Pigs, firm, Ed; heavy-weights, 2Jd to 3 Id, Beeswax, la •):1 to,ls Cd. Pcultry.—Hons, 2i to 2« Sil, roosters, .Is Cd to 4s Gd; ducklings, Us Gd to 4s (according to condition); turkeys—goLWera, 7d to 7ld per lb; h«is, 4td to 5(1. Potatoes: Choice. iJ to ft 10s; medium quality, £210 ato £1. Onions: Victorian, £0 10s; Canterbury, I'a 10s to £G. Cabbages, 3a I'd to 5s 3d par sack; cauliflowers, Gs to 8s 2d. Horsehair, la 4d to'ls 8d per lb.