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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 40, 23 February 1901, Page 3

At the Mart fowls aada 3d to la 6d • docks, la Id; wheat. 2s 7d; bacon, 4id to Gd! quantify of sundries vtd furniture wu diipMtd of at low rate*. Frait—The following prices bare been realised at sales daring the week:—Apples dessert, 2s to 3s 6d per box; cookers £. to 6#per case; plums, 4s to 616 d; peaches. 7s to9s;pean, 3sto 6s; tomatoes, 3sto4s 6d • tomatoes, small boxes, is 9d to 2s 6d; damson*. 3s to 3s 6d; cucumber, Is 6d to 2s. 11 Land.—l hare to report having sold by »oc»ion last Saturday Mr. H. Loaney'* farm of 69 acres at Oakura to Mr. Joha Lower ; *l*« the goodwill of leasehold farm of 126 acres at Tarata to Mr. Lever. Cattle.-At Waiwakaiho. on Tuesday, cattle came forward in excess of adv-rtised numbers, and there waa a good attendance. Bidding for calm was not quite up to late "nd » good maay lives were passed w * re . mostly plaoed aflerwards at a Blight reduction of vended reserres. Btore cow* were In good demand aad seld at **iher improved prices; other lives were without alteration. Weaaers made 15s to S6s; good calves, 32s U 37s ed; mixed yearlings. 42* to 60s; 18-moeth steers, L 3 lis 6d to L 3 I3i fid; 2to 2J-year steers, L 4 16* 6d; store aows, L3to L 3 12s 6<l; fre h cows, L 3 18s 6i to L 4 Is; IS to 18-montbs b«ifer», L2 I<>s; heifers just ctlvev, L 5 2s Wtols 12s fid; springers, L 4 10s. VIOKKBS k BTBTXMS' AUCTION JtlPOET. Hbsss Viokkbs k Btbtshß rsport a fair Bluster of stock at their Inglewood yards on 'Wednesday. Most lots changed hands at following prices; Small calves, 18s V» 355: good calves, S7s to 40s; 18-moaths heifers. L2 10s to L2lss; 18-moaths steers. L 3 6s to L3los; springers, L 4 to L 4 17s fid; store cows, Li to L 3 15s; fair cows, L4to L 4 10s; halls, LI to L2 10s; lambs, 7* lid to 9s 6d; fall-mouthed ewes, 9s fid.

AUCKLAND BUTTKB FBIOXS. FEB PBESB JJMOUTtOV. Aikmclaud, February 23. Wholesale dairy produce quotation*:— Batter.—Frenh dairy, 6d; cecond quality, 6d; separator, lUd; New Zealand Dairy AMoriation, 10d; Anchor brand, lOd; Acorn brand, 104; prim« nit, 8d; second qoality, BUCKLAND AND SONS' WISELY AUCTION BIFORT. (Special to Nxwa.) Augkuxd, JTsbruary 22 Horse*— Heavy draughts, sold up to L3S; median], from Ll4 to L2O; other classes at late raise*. Cattle—Dairies, L 5 to L 8; ■tores mown steers, L6toL6 17sfid;2to3 yean, L 4 to Lslos; yiarlings, L2 to LI 15s; strong calvei, 35s to 365. Beef, 20s to 22» per IOOIbs Aged com, IBs to 18s. Sheep— Wethers, 14s to 17* 9d; ewes to 14s 6d; lambe, 7* 6d to ISs sd. Heavy pigs «p to i 3 7i 6d; porkers, SOs tc SOs. Hay.—Small loads, 10* to 16s delivered; straw, 14a to SOs the lead. Grain, etc.—HaiM, 2s lOd ex wharf. Hides, skins, tallow, etc.—Ox hides np to 6d and cows, 4d par lb; skins, 3s 6d; pelts, la to Is lid. Tallow at last week's rallies, JSones, 6ecwt; horsehair, lOd to Is lb. LONDON HABKETS. [By Heebie Telegraph.—Copyright.] PHB fBWfl ABSOCIATIOK. Received 22,10.19 a.m. Lokdob, February 21. The bank rate bas been lowered to 4 per Mat. The American visible supply of wheat is •stißated at 86,095,000 bashels. BXWLZT k QRIWITHB, BHABB BKPOBT.

5t sales, b bnyera, a sellers.

Owing to the Bailer Junction return of 42 ooncM, Nelsoa Creek 71, and the factory retam from the Leviathan, thing* have livenei op oontiderabiy in *ll West Cjastdredging»bares,an<l 'nyertorssreihowiog a much keener intei.st in this class of stock now that they realise how safe aud remunerative it ii. A Weitpo t tele* ram tiji: "The Boiler Junction dredge has justified the anticipations ef its friends by lis splendid yield of 42 onuses for its second weeks' work. The d>edg* i. one of the best, 4 If not the best, on the coast, and siead? Ntanw are expected. At th« returns are ■nticlptad to exceed an average of 40oi per week, the shares are now qnoted at U* 6d premium are oartain to rise considerably daring the next few weeks; an average Jre torn of 420 x mean* that dividends would be ptidfor the year representing intereit on fhe paid np capital at 60 per cent. Jhe Pactelas dredge is expected to start thW yeek and as the ground is reported to! be identical to the Nelsen Creek claim which it adjoin! we look for a sharp rise in these. Sales are reported at 36s 6d premiam. In sympathy with the Nelson Creek, the neighbouring claims, the Victory, Aldinga, Factok iw, and Trafalgar, all advanced in price dating the week. , The Hakitika dredge has been floated and ahonld be at work within two months. The Hew Biver dredge has been hanled about 400 yards farther up stream to where pood results frere obtained by boring and returns nest - week should prove what are her chances if The chief enquiry this week has been for the following which are now quoted Kehinoora, 9s 6d p, Hekitika Rivers, 12s p, Amikititfi par, Grey Hirer Consolidated. 16s 6d p., BcUer Junction and Victory, lis 6d p. In Auckland mining shares the Mon.wai'g show a slight advance on latt week's quotations.

OIHNM BMB VICHB TO-MORROW. UHWH or JChulahd. gi W»»yk—g *.m., (H. 0.), Bar F. O. Evans II ».m.,Bcv F. G. Brans 7 p.BL, Bey. F. W. Young Henoi—ll # r - John Young 7 p m., R#t. F. Q. Kvani Bell 810ck—7.30 p.m., Hi. Bennett, »onr. Omata—2.3o p.m., (H. 0.), Be* F. W. Young Upland Road—ll a.m., Mr. G. S. Giddy "Westown —3 p.m , (H.C.), Ke? K.G. £vani 7 p.m., L«y Reader Kara—ll a.m.. Be* F. W. Young "Waitara —9.30 a.m., Ber H. T. Rawnaley 7.15 p.m., Rer. H. T. Rawnsley Lepperton—ll.ls a.m. (Mat'os), Rev H. T. Rawnsley Huirangi—2 30 p.m., tier. H. T. Rawnsley Urenni —11 a.m., Lay Beader Tikorangi—ll a.m„ Lay reader 7.30 p.m„ Lay Reader Jnglewood—B *.m„ (H. 0.) 11 Uk, Matin*