AUCKLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2119, 6 February 1886, Page 2

AUCKLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Farm and Dairy Proddob.—Wl olesalo: Butter, fresh, lOd; butter, salt, 7d to 8d ; Ohagge, good local, 5d to 7d ;* Canterbury, do., 5d to Gjd ; Eggs, per dogen, Is ; Lard, per bladder, 7a ; Bacon ftftfl Hams, Provincial, Gd to 8d; Hams,' Gid to Bid ; Canterbury Racon only, ,7d; equal numbers Hams and Bacon, G^d to B\d ; Hams, 7d ; Jams, per case 5 dpzen, 30^ ; Fowls, per pair, 2s to 3s 6d ; Feathers, baked, clean nnd selected, Is Gel to Is 9d per lb. Retail: Milk, per quart, 4d ; Butter, fresh, up to Is; salt do., 8d to lOd ; Cheese, per lb., Gd to 9d ; Egg^, per doz., 1» Gd>; I^ard, per lb, Gd to 9d : Fowls, each, 2a Gd to 4s ; Ducks, do., 2s Gd to 4s; Geese, do., 5s Gd to $s;'Turkeys, do., 5s to 7s 6d; Bacon, per lb.. 7£d to Is; Hams, do., 8d to Is 3d. Hay and Corn Market. —Wholesale (selling ex store): Maize, local (new), 3s 3d to 3s Gd ; Oats, 2s 6d to 2s Sd; Barley, 2s 3d ; Malting Barley, 4s ; Wheat, 3> Sd ; fowl, 3» to 4s ; Hay, meadbw, per ton, preened, £4 5s to £510s; Lucern, ditto, £6 to £G 10s (nominal); Straw, per load, 18s to £1 10s; Chaff, mixed, £3 10a, to $4 10s ; Oaten Chaff, £4 5s to £4 *15s ; Hay, Oaten, £4 to £110-<; Clover, £G, 10s t<*£7 ; New Potatoes, £5 per t«nl ', Retail: Chaff, per cwt., 5s to Gs ; New Potatoes, Id to 1-Jd per lb; Maize, 3s 8d ; Oats, dp-i 2s 6d to 2a 9d ; Wheat fowl, por 'sbwAelj 3s 9d ; Barley, feed, do.," 3s to 4s ; Hay, per cwt., Gs Gd to 7s; Lucem,,do., 7» 6d to 8s; Oaten do., Gs to 7s 1 ;l; l Straw, db,l 3s to 4s. »,,.»»

Manures.—Bonedust, Sydney, prime, £8 10s to £9, inferior £7 15s to £8; Boneflour, £9 to £10; Auckland,l£B; £eruvia_ Guano, £14 to £17; Cor.il Queen. d», £5; Long Island d>>, £4 10s, bags included; Superphosphate of Limp, 2fi per cent, to 28 per cent., £(> to £6 10s; do., dp., 3G per cent, to 38 per cent., £8 to" £8 10s; Hurst's Chemical Manure, £13; Freezing Company's Supcrphn^jhiite, .32 per cent., £8: 25 per cent., £6; Corn Manure, £8 • Root Manure. £8 10s; Grass Manure, £7' 10s; Bonedust, £9.

Flour Market.—Wholesale?.Superfine flour, silk dressed, per ton, £],0 10s; do., do., household, £8 10s to £9 10s; hundreds. 55., fifties 10s per ton extra, sacks' and' bags free; Southern, do., £7 10s to £8; Braa, per ton (sacks included), local, £7; Southern, do., £7 10s to £8 ; Sharps, £6; Cabin Bread, do., £15 ; Oatmeal; do. r £11 to £12 ; Pearl Barley, do., £19 to £20.

MIsOEtLANBOUS. — Kerosene, 130' twit (duty paid), fiom Is 7d to Is 8d ; 150' test (dnty paid), 2s Id; Fencing Wire, No. 6, 7, and 8, assorted, £13, £13 and £14 respectively per ton; Linv>, slacked, Is per bushel; Quick Lime, in stone. Is Gd to 2s; New Zealand Palings, sft., 7s Gd to 13s; 6ft., 14s; Ti-tree Rnils, £2 10s to £4 per. 100; Puriri Postt, £G to £7; Shingle*. 13s to lfis 6d per 1000; Hobart Palings, sffc., 17b to 20s; Gft., 18s to 21s; Hobart Rails, 80s to 90s, buying and selling quotations.' ■ •

Kauri Gum and • Flax Market.— Supplies for month to date, 385 tons. We quote prices nominally : Poor ordinal-j, £35 to £3(»; fair ordinary, £3G to £8$; be»t, do., £38 upwards; East Coast, £49 to £52 per ton. Flax, per ton, £15 to £1Q; Tow, do., £5 10a to £3 10s; Fungus, per lb., 2'id to 3H ; Cocoanut Fibre, p<»r cwt., 15s 17*; Bw»w»x, 7d to lOd por lb; /

LONDON MARKETS. f>i:n a./, l. and ii. .\. co.] London, February 2. -Wool.—The m.vikut h unchanged. The total quantity c.it-il'fjfiied to ri.ttc is 11(5,000. biles. 12,500 luilfshiuu buen heljtl over/fntsJuturcT disj* pns.il. Whfiit ;ind^J}mr.-~Ta^manrat ii quiet. Adol.udoyHrheafc i.«r'worsli 3^' Gd|c Xi>w Z*ml.ukl .uerage-wheat, 31b 6d>;,ana. X»nv Zeal ukl long-berried wheat, 3JN^ pec 40<ilb=i. Victoriitttjfrhoat, to arrive in iron ship, it woitli cLf.'^M (}<] p«r 4801b3, inJanuary. —Tallow. —The market is weak. Ctood mutti>n t.illow is worth 2"h, and Rood besf tallow i-> 24s per cwt. —Leather.—The market is unchanged.

r.ovDOx woor. .svr.Ks. Lovdon, Febnwry 3. —At to-day'H wool salesoooo biles wcr« submitted for auction, and met with quiet but steady competition. ______