The Waikato Timei Office, Monday. AUCKLAND PRODUCE MARKETS. Mr Alex. Aitken's Market Report for the week ending September 7.—Sale of fruit, ox Arawata, largely attended, and fair prices obtained. Tuesday's and r ri day's produce sales were well attended, with very satisfactory results. In P°t''- tocs a large business has been done in both fcablo and seed sorts at late values; sup plies from Waikato have been shorten but supplies from Taranaki and Last Coast ports have been large; there is also a strong demand for prime local table sorts. Onions aro dull of sale, and vegetables generally are in good supply at fair values ; horse carrots, none received, but in good demand; grain generally unchanged. Bacon and hams have been in larger supply than usual, upwards of a ton having been sold at fair values; cheese, only inferior received, but good quality in demand; honey is still quiet; eggs, a very largo quantity came to hand, which averaged considerably over market rates ; fresh but ter, although received in fair quantity, was far short of requirements, and prices were higher ; corned butter, there is only second-class and inferior in the market; a few small lots have been quitted at low prices. In the poultiy department the sup ply was again large ; tho quality generally was poorer than usual. Prices ruled satis factory. Pigs in fair supply ; prices ruled high for guod sorts. Apples in shorter supply ; prices have not been any higher. Poor fowls, Is 2d to Is 4d ; in good condi tion Is 3d to 2s; roosters in condition. Is Sd to 2s Gd ; ducks, Is 9d to 2s Gd ; turkeys, poor, 2s to 2s 9d—no good birds received ; Spanish fowls, 3s to ss; other sorts, 2s Od to 5s each. Pigs, Gs to 13s Gd. Potatoes : Wai kato table, £4 to £4 10s ; seed, £3 16s to £4 10s ; kidney seed, £4 to £410s. 