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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14353, 27 January 1911, Page 5

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■CTOSTRALIAN I'ItODUOH X'RIOES, Pr«® Association —By Tel, —Copyright Received 12.5 a.unu., Jan. 27th. SYDNEY, Jan. 26. Wbaat,, Iraycra, 3s G'd, bolleru 3s 7d. Flour, old, C 9; now, £8 15s. Oats, Algerian feeding 2* 3d to 2s 4d j milling, 2s 6d; Tasmania!! 2s Ckl to 2s Bd. Bar. loy, Capo feeding, 3s; seeding, 3a 2d. MELBOURNE, Jan. 26. Wheat, 3s G2d. Flour £8 10b to £8 15a. Oats, Is lid to 2a Ojd. Burluy, prijno chovalior, is 6d; Capo, 2s 3d; potatoes to £4. ADELAIDE, Jan. 20. Wheat, 3s 7d. Flour, £8 10b to £8 15s. Oats 2$ 24. LOCAL ADVICE~S. The Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. have receivod the following cablegram from their London officio under dnto yesterday:- " Wheat.—An Australian cargo of wheat has boon sold at 3Gs lsd c.i.f. Verv little demand owing to henvy stocks. Goneral outlook discouraging. Oats.—Gartonn, ISs 3d; sparroxybills, 17s 9d. Miirkot firm with fair demand. " LONGWOOL SHEEP. AT THE ROYAL vSHOW, ADELAIDE 1910. Owners of Lincoln, Leicester, and other longwool sheep will bo interested to learn that at tho Royal Show, hold in Adelaide in Soptemlwr last, wlicto the leading, )ongwool flocks in South Australia wero represented, every sheep t<> which <i prize wns tvwnrdod in this section lind been dippod in Quihell's Dip (Powder). Tlio perfect condition of the fleeces carried by the prize-winners is the best criterion flock-owners can luive of tho wisdom of using the best dip..