COMMERCIAL.
DAIRY STOCK SALE AT CAM BHIDGE.
The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, report:-On Saturday we held a sale of dairy stock in the new yards, when, notwithstanding the continuous rain, there w»s a good attendanoe, and we report a successful sale. Two hundred and sixty dairy co*s and heifers were offered, and bidding was brisk for everything either at profit or close to eiiving, a nnmher being purchased by Matuinata and Selwyn Estate settlers. The 2U dairy cows from Mr H. Mahood realised tn.ui £V, to XH los ; ohoicfl heifers from Mr S. Cowling. <j, l' e *ke, Mr L. Watkins and other-, £H 15s to XH 17a 6d ; from other owmrp, xb 5a to Xo lUs; cow's and heifers two months off calving, £1 to £i los; IS-months nud 2«}earold heifers in calf, £2 Us to £'6; aged cows, £2 10s to £3 15= , milk cans, 18s to £[ 3s. AUCKLAND GROCERS' MARKET QUOTATIONS. The following are the wholesale quotations for butter nnd eggs for the week onding •ep'eiiiber Ir.th : Factory butter, Is per lb; farmers' butter (best), 8d pur lh; eggs, Sd per doz m.
MR J. JONES'REPORT. .Me .1. Jones, auctioneer, Auckland, roports -We quote: Roosters. 2s 51 to 3a 81; C ekerels, Is 51 to l s lol ; hens, Is !l] to 2s 2d; ducks. 1h to 2s H; turkey srobbleis, 8s to 12s ; hens, 3s 3d to 5s Id. Potatoes, prime table, jEIu to J£l2 10s ; l> to-Dates, £l4 ID: to £ls 10.xj kidneys) £\',i to .£l3 1 *ss. Onions, prime, l(i.« to l]s' ; inferior, 5a to 7s; kiiinnruo. Queensland. 8s to 9s; Swedes, £1 toil 2s Gi ; butW, ke« and Lmx, Si J to o|dj pat<, !•! to 10d; eggs, BJd to i^l; cheese, bsd to 7'l; bacon, sides, 6Jd to 7J 1; hum.-. 7d to 7jd ; maiz« :<s 8d | wheat, 3at)l; r,ate, 2s lldj bran, Xt Cs | sharps,£s UN ; Albert m cits, lis ilu to Is ■ horsd carrots, jt 1 to jEI 5s ; pumpkins 5s to 7s; chaff, £5 tn Jib 10, t x store. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET. CHRISTCUURCH. Friday. Nobody id buyiuff, wheat and oats are easier. There is no outside demand for oats and the coctinued tine weather has limited the local and co«sUl demand for ieed lines. A parcel of million Canadians have been bought at 2s at a countrj station, and the prices offered for other descriptions are also lower. There is a brisk demand for seodc, a» sowing operations are being earned on without satetruption.
Seed potatoes are maintaining their value hut the DiTwunt t*bl« potatoes are easier on accouat of Auckland buyers not requiring;supplies, as the boat from Sin Francisco to arrive next week is bringiog a largo quantity. SYDNEY WOOL SALES. SYDNEY. September 7 There was keen competition at the wool =ales to-lay. Twelve thousand bales have been oat-ilogued during the iveek and fy'jOO soid. Prices) were ou a par with last /eason's operating rates, and at times exceeded them. LONDON CABLE. LONDON, September 7. On the Bradford wool market there is fair general inquiry and prices are unchanged. The butter market is steady. Danish, 1235; choicest Australian, 110s to 112s; New Zealand, 112s to 114s.
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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8005, 10 September 1906, Page 2
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