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Otago Witness, Issue 1910, 29 June 1888, Page 18

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jW. B. Anbbhsom, opposite railway station, Dunedin, reports as follows :— ■• '•' *„ \' $ -' •' Since my report of last week rathar disappointing news has arrived from London, quoting from Id 7to 2d per lb of a fall from last auction sales.- I, however, continue to pay old prices—viz., for full furred winter greys, ISd per lb; second winter,or autumn, lOd to 12d; summers, from 5d to 7d; blacks and fawns, 8d to lOd. Highest prices given lb. all cases. ; , '• Grossed" cheques remitted to consignors by return of pott. Prompt cash paid for all skins delivered at W. B. A.'s store. So deductions'what-, ever. , '."',- W. A..8. solicits a trial-from all,parties with whom he has not hitherto dealt. Please note the address as given above. . N.B.—Horsehair and cowtail hair or tips a specialty, Highest prices paid for them.}? WEEKLY MARKET Mobitzson and Hopkin, Millers, Grain, Produce, and Commission Agents, Manse street, Dunedin, report as follows for week ending Jane 27:— ' WHOLESALE REPORT. Wheat: The market is very flat, and vahies are decidedly easier. Best Northern, 3s Idto3a2d; Southern. 2s lOdto 3s; medium, totally neglected; broken milling, Northern, 2s 6d; fowls' wheat, whole, in good demand, 2s 2d to 2s sd; broken and inferior, Is 8d to 2s, Barley: The market 1b without improvement Best malting samples, 3s 8d to 4s 3d'; milling, 3s to 3i 6d; feed; 2s 2d to 2s 6d. Oats: This cereal is firmer, and all coming forward are easily placed: Bright plump feed, Is 8d to Is 8d; milling, Is 9dtols 9Jd; off-colour. Ib6£l to Is7sd; interior,leSd to Is6d. Flour : Timaru roller, £8 6s; 50's, £9, f.0.b.; town brands and Oamaru. £7.155; 50'b, £8 ss, in Dunedin; Southern Istone, £7 10s ; 50's, £8, in Dunedin. Oatmeal : Long ton in bulk. £8 5s ;in 25's, £8. ss; in 7's and 14's, £10 (both packed in sacks). Bran: £3 5s f.o.b. Dunedin and Oamaru; £3 f.o.b. T,imaru; Sharps: £3 5s f.o.b. Dunedin and Oamaru, £3 f.o.b. Timaru. Potatoes: A good demand exists for Northern at 55s per ton. Pigs: Well fed, up to 1801b, 4|d per lb. Chaff}: Well cut, clean and heavy, SOs to 555; strawchaff, 355. Carrots, red and! white, 355. Turnips: Swedes, 15s; Green tops, 13s', Meal seeds, 3s. Black dust, 9d. Straw, oaten and wheaten, 35b. Hay, oaten, 60s. Hay, clover and rjregrass, 60s. Butter: Prime salt, 9d to lOd per ft) (kegs', extra); fresh, scarce. Cheese: Best Akarna, 4d; loaves, 4£d; local, 3§d. Hams and bacon: Former, 8d tb 9d; rolls and flitches, 6jd to 7d. Honey, 4d per lb (casks extra). Grass Seeds :■ Ryegraes, 2s 3d to 3s ; cocksfoot, 3£d to 3sd; sacks, 7d.

TABU AND DAIRY PRODUCB. Messrs Mercer Bros, report paying for produce during the week ending 27th inst. :— Bggs, Is 2d per dozen Salt butter, new season's, Bacon (roll), 6d per lb 8d per lb Hams, 7d per lb Fresh butter, best brands, Is per lb. Fresh butter, good ordinary (in lib and £lb printi). lOd per lb. WHOMSAXE PRODUOK EBPOBTB. Mr J. Fleming, Princes street south, [reports under date the 27th inst. :— > New Wheat: Best milling, Chaff (oaten), £2 10s Ssto 3s 3d per bushel. Bran, £3 per ton Medium milling, 2s 9d to Pollard, £310s per ton 3s per bushel Flour, £8 to £8 10s per Fowls' wheat Is 9d to ton 2s 6d per bushel Barley dust, £3 per ton Oats, milling, Is 8d to Is Bacon (rolled) 6£dperlb 9dperbußhel Side bacon, 7d per lb Feed oats, Is 5d to Is 7d (grain fed), < per bushel Oatmeal, £810s per ton Malt barley, 4s to 4s 3d Cheese 3d to 3Jd per lb per bushel - '- Smoked Hams, Bjd per lb Onions, 6s per cwt Straw, £115s per ton Feed Barley, 8s to 3s 3d Cape Barley, 3s' 6d" per per bushel bushel : Grass hay, £3 per ton Oaten Hay, £3 per ton Pearl barley, £24 per ton < Oamaru Kidney £3 per ton; Derwent Potatoes £3 5s to £2 7s per ton. Kidney Potatoes wanted at £3 per ton for seed. Good salt butter in demand 7sd to BJd per lb.

The Dunedin Brokers' Association reports the following prices for the: week ending June 23,1888 :—

Banks— From To Colonial ... ... £2 3 0 £2 3 6 National ... ... 1 16 6 1 16 6 New Zealand ... ... 11 17 6 12 0 0 Insurance— Colonial ... ... 0 4 3 0 4 6 National ... ... 0 17 3 0 17 6 New Zealand ... ... 319 0 4 10 New Zealand Accident .... 0 6 6 0 7 0 Standard ... .„ 014 2 014 6 South British ... ... 2 0-0210 Union ... ... 14 6 15 0 tfisoellaneous — Commercial Property and , Finance ... ... 0 12 0 0 13 0 Dunedin and Suburban Tram 0 2 6 0 2 9^ Kaitangata Railway and Coal ... ... 16 10 0 17 0 0 Mosgiel Woollen Factory ... 310 o 311 0 Mornington Tram ... 0 5 0 0 6 0 National Mortgage and Agenoy Company ... 09 6 010 0 New Zealand Drug Company - ... ... 018 9 019 3 New Zealand Land Mortgage ... ... 10 0 10 3 ►New Zealand Loan and Mer- - , cantile Agenoy ... 319 0 4 0 0 New Zealand Refrigerating 210 0 211 0 Otago Daily Times ... 610 0 7 0 0 Eofllyn Tram ... ... 19 0 111 0 Trustees and Executors ... 019 0 019 6 Westport Coal ... 211 6 212 6 Walton Park ... ... 0 4 6 0 5 0 Bines (Beefton)— Big Elver ... ... 010 9 011 3 Eureka ... ...0 10 0 16 Fiery Cross ... ... 0 9 6 010 0 Globe ... ... 1 12 6 1 13 6 Homeward-Bound ... 0 7 9 0 8 3-Just-in-Time ... ... 0 2 3 0 2 6 Keep-it-Dark ... ... 113 0 114 0 Nil Desperandum ... 04 3 04 6 United Alpine (Lyell) ... 015 6 016 3 Sir Francis Drake ... 0 6 9 0 J5 , 59|