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Commercial.

Mr. Donald Stronach Con behalf of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Limited), reports for the weekending 1 / th March, as follows :—: — Fat Cattle vere in good supply at the Burnside Yards to-day, 214 having been offered, chiefly of medium quality, only a few bein* P" m ®' ." llo ° ks realised up to £11 12s 6d per head, and cows up to *./ lus. mc demand for medium ana inferior was very slack. We disposed of a draft of prime bullocks on account of Mr. John Reid, of AUday Bay, with good competition, at an average of £10 11s per head. We quote prime beef at 24s per 1001bs, v and inferior and medium at 21s to 235. We again direct the attention of dealers and the trade to the sale advertised for to-morrow at the Mosgiel Yards. Also, we shall offer a prime lot of bullocks and spayed cows, fat and three-quarters fat, from the /Vest Plains estate. Fat Sheep.— 2s6B were penned, chiefly medium quality. There was a better demand, and last week's quotation was fully maintained. Crossbred wethers realised up to lls <>d for best quality: medium cross-bred, 7s 9d to 8s Gd ; merinos, from 3s UJ to Gs 2d. We quote f illy l=>d per lb. for best mutton. Fat Lambs.— 221 were offered and sold at from G3 9d to t)s per head. L Store Sheep —Since last week we have placed 4GOO. There is no alteration in quotations to report. wi/^irS" 1 !f ndon office telegraphed under date March l.'lth as follows :— The sales closed firmly at an average advance of Hd to -d on last sale prices. We expect next sales will open at about present quotations. Superior greasy has advanced Hd to 2d ; second JS*Pi h i / supen T cubing washed do, Id "to Hd : clothing ,wT S\J 5 c , r II ° SS ' bred greas y « om bing washed and loured have improved Jd per Ib. IS'J.OOu bales have been sold, 100,000 bales have been taken tor export." Locally the demand continues fair, and !?K^^tSSS^ pfiTlltdl » atfallylate rates; there i««f M«° c J )S ' kia3 £~" W We' c offend a large catalogue at our weekly auction of i * J ' , Com Pi tlfclon - though fair, was scarcely equal to that ot recent weeks, and prices barely reached previous level. FullnSS nSl T iD ,! 8 and cros s-Ws, fetched 5s each ; lambskins, up to 2s 9d ; and pelts, up to Is lOd. hivn v. l^"7 We baVC ? laceJ Bcvcral Pa rcels at quotations which Si ?r nVCeks 7 say 2Us each fov butchers' green hides, abated ' afc whioh the demand continues unwcekT aIICm ""~ EnC]Uil7 iS fair> but WC have nofc offered any during the and SnS;^ WhCat : VC 7 lUtlc oE the ncvv CTO P is otl offw "S vet, wm HSff ° a i" S °'\ rCely b 0 COllsid ered established. Fine quality flii • ,» St J IS ° ab .° Ut 4s 4d ' We have disposed of a parcel of m"ii ffi-n cwp > at * ls ; stock of old < in firs '- liand *> ls ™y WhJn i ? re IS - n0 chan " c l 0 rc P orfc - Sales °f fair quality oTo ZSf in TIOUST 10US prices - The new cro P is beginning to ;£^ ' bu ;wedonothearoC sales. Barley: Only first-class th? inff? r Dd atfc . entlo ». a »d for such there is no improvement on tlie quotation of 4s, given last week. Mi, t ir FRODU °E MARKEtImaRCH 17. ISSO. vv-hJ II 1 . LKMING reports for the week ending March 17. 1880 :— to^?£?r? ? at \ ls / ld t0 ls ™ P^ bushel ; milling 4s UdnJbESJ? * i ? 1Cl f' 3S todsM ; barley, malting. 4s to 4s ton? floiS ' SVi ! eC ?.',? SS i Gd t0 3s ; pollard ' P er ton ' b?aa ' P° r tow Xt n \ £11 lUS PCl> ton : oatmeaL ]0 lOs P er t0 « J P°tachaff is iof^ ? : UQ Y hay ' &3 5s P er ton : old hft y £4 P er ton 5 chaff, *,3 10s per ton : straw, £2 5s per ton ; onions, G? Gd per ewt

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 361, 19 March 1880, Page 15

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Commercial. New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 361, 19 March 1880, Page 15

Commercial. New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 361, 19 March 1880, Page 15

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