SYDNEY (N.S.W.) -Yesterday.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 9540, 5 November 1892, Page 4

SYDNEY (N.S.W.) -Yesterday.

BRR«\DSTDFii'S. — Qmlations are as follows: —Wheat : Milling, local, 3a 3d to 3s 6d ; Now Zealand, -is 6d to 4a 8d; chick wheat, 2s 9d to 39 per bushel. Flour: N. Z-alana Btoni-ma'io £8 16s tho ton; roller, £10 to £10 10a. Oats (quiet): Feeding 2s 6d to2«6d; 3tont, 2» 5d ; seed, 2s 8d lo 2s 91 ; birley. Unpe, 3n Cd. Ma.zc, 3s GJ to 3s 7d; bran, Is; pollard, lid; pens, bluo I'rnssiar, 4s to 4s 3d.

rBODDOE. — At the wharf Iho following were tin; wholesale quotations : — liut er ; dairy made, 8d; factorv,9d to lOd; potatoes. Circular Heads £i 15s to £5. New Zaland,&2 10s to &2 los ; onions £6 103 to £6 ; bacon, mncbine-curod 5 1 to 6d ; hand-aured, 6d to7d: N. Zealand bacon (primeold), 7sd; new. BJd ; ham« (N.Z ) new cared, -lljd ; chces°, local, 4d to s '. All !hu abova are duty paid. Wool. — At He wool Silcs thirc is f.risk competition CJreasy crossbrc is nre fetching np to 81d ; mc.ii.o, to JJ.jd ; sjoued, to la 2]d.

A DELAIDE— Y;- stebday.

BBEADSXUKF3. — Wueat market quiet. Quotations ore : Wheat, 3s 9 1 ; Flonr, Btone»made, £8 15s to £9 v ton; roller made, £9 5s to £9 10s a ton. Oats, 3s id to 3b Gd ; mal-ing barley, 4s 6-1 to 59 Gd; bran, BJd ; pollard, BJd,

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AUCKLAND— Ybbtekda t.

Peoptjcb. — Quotations are : Fiesh batter : fusts, 7d per lb; gecoads, 6d; thir.is, 5.1 per lb ; prime salt butter 8d to 9d ; sccotida 8d to 4d ; chßese, local, iid to 6d; facorv, 6Ad to 7d; cgqa 6d ; bacon (in cloth) 7^d "to 7£i; hams (in cloth) 9i to 10J I ; roller flour, £10 10s; st.ne do, &'J 10s ; mnize, 2s 7Jd ; oats, feed, 2s 5d to 2s 61, seed, 2s 5d \o 2s 6d ; milling ?s 2d to 2a 4d ; wheat (loc-il) 3* 9d to is; potato s, £2 10s to £2 12»6d per ion ; onions, £11. por toa: potatoes bird to quit; onions in very strong demand •. Gkain, J?odd£K, &C— At the Haymarkct Mesers Dncklacd k Pons report that riming the pa<t week hand bound rcoadow hay brought from 3s 6d to 4s; or.ten ah< ayes 8s 2d ar.d 3a 6d; wheat straw ia aud Ih 6 t the twf; much of tht- mnize coming forward is damaged; prices ranged from Is 7d to 2sßd; oats Hs 3d to 3s 9<) tho bushel; potatoes, 40s the ton; wool packs l?6.l each.

FOBBB Stock. — At the Hayinar>« t Messrs Bnckland Sc Soiih icporto that horsQ stock were yardpd on Kriilny (Oct 28) in fall nutuhrr, nnd sold more f.cely; strong hof-os rangcJ frrm £12 to £18 10a ; medium streugth £S to £l"> ; inferior from 25s each, Hll>F!K, MCIN}>, fcC. — lle»»r« O. W, Binnoy k Hou report (hat they cluared a hrtj« olhlcrub of h'dct. Rhcenfrkins, and tnllow on Tmaluy (Nov I) Competition was good, and prices f'-lly zniinlnined j I'kklcx sold to 5Jd, fxL\n .stout -t _J'*» stout 3 Jd told; medium 31 to Bj'l, steer nnd heavy coy/ 2,Wi to i^ t ; oidina'y lu.ca of cow 2 to ifrjil, scon >s and wet ljd to 1 j»], kip 2 i U> »d, cnlffik.ru 4<l tn G I per Ib, Shc-psicmH : Lirgc full- wool led to Ba 8i ; country dry, 4d to r.d )>er lbj dry pelts, 6d to B'J; »al»« i to 10 '; lnrabsk rq, Gd to Is 2d each. Tnllow, 15a to 20s per cwtj hones, M to £4 V2t 6.1 t;er ton. vv<.ol in tmall lo>s to 6Jd, for DO'-dinm pice s '<& io 4'l par Ih. — lUessrs Buck land a. Hon ryporl thai al th=ir hide and skm sale o;i 'lii'iduy (Sot. 11 hideq fully kept their prices. Ox hidea ranged from S^d to iid; cow hiJe», l;}d io 2^d; cnlfKki> h, 41105,} d por lb. fallow, Kia Gd to 17a fid; bine*, in t cc«t. Fitsh ht-MCpikms 4b to 5o Id, dry 2h to 'U-ld, 1-iu'flS 1 t'j In 4 >, pelts td I / 9d each; fleece weal f>\ 1 to i'>\ 1, lockout to-»ld t-.clb Uatvlv, Shbcp, &o.~MoP3rn Auckland & Sons report thai at Pukekuhe cnttlo a-ila held on Monday (O<t 31) there wib a full master of catlo of all classes; prown stock kept late values, and yoarjg cattle wero at highyr values than bilher'o. — At Kemueraon ThursJay ( ov S), consequent on tho rain, dairy cows wore in less number than usual ; th?y wfcie dull of sale, store cattln scarcely repreecn'ed; calves in lc*n thnn usunl numbor (40 yarded), nnd sold fnoiy; fat cattlo in usual number (SOU boid), wore required, »nd prices foe tteeis ranged between 23s ana

25s tho 1001 b; fat sheep in averago number tBOO sold>, and wero higher than last «cek; shorn wethers were from 12s 6d to 16s 6d ; eweßl2B to 163 6d; wethers in wool 18s 6d to '20s; hoggets in wool 11s to 17s each; lambs plenbfnl (312 iold)and were required; p.ices ranged from 7a to 12a eich; store ewes in then 1 wool, lambs ot tjile, brought Us 6d each; pigs elnrt of usnal number and sold freely; prices fov porkers were from 19s to 87s each. — ti unter k Nolan report as follows:— Cattle have been in fair supply find steady demand for storo and daily stock at previous week'B values. There was less fluctuation in the value of beef, which ranged fiom 26s lo 27s per 10'Jlbs. At Newmarket yards on Tuesday barely average nambera were yarded, but there was a full muster at Papakura on Wednesday. At both sales competition was brisk, and fully previous week's rates ruled. Some averngsa of fat steers were : £10 3s 6d. £9 16b, £9 UsSd. £9 7s 6d, £8 10s, £7 15j, £6 8s 9d ; cows, £7, £6 IBs, £C 6s, £6, £5 17s 6d, *5 158.— Bhecp were again in but moderate numbors at Newmarket, and prices were slightly in fa»or of tbe vendor. Wethers in wo 1 nold at. from 15s 91 to 17s 9J, shorn 10s to Us 3il, e«es 12s to 13s 3d each, Lam'-s plentiful (170 sold), prices were from 7s to 12s each. Pigs were yarded in increased numbers, end sold at from 2Jd to Sd per lb livo weight, prices ranging from 12« to £2 £2 16s oacb.

Chare Mapket. — Messrs Fratcr Bros.' report di I not come to hand this veelc,