POTATOES DULL
POSITION IN SOUTH
(By Telegraph—Press Association.; CHRISTCHURCH, Friday. There has been no movement at all in the potato market this week, the nominal quotation remaining where it was last Friday. There hae been no business and it is therefore impossible at present to say what potatoes are actually worth, although it is quite definite that they are not worth the high rates of three weeks a~o. A small got away during the week, much of it being on consignment, and this, with stocks held in Auckland, ehould keep the market there quiet for a little. Most of the Northern delegates to the merchants' conference this week were, however, , agreed* that the North will still want- Southern A small amount of dealing with next year's crop '. continues, pricee j equivalent to £3 to £3 10/ to fanners. i Feed in the South is now very-short and j there has been a certain amount of icyquiry from there for oate, of which tbe J price has shown a slight firming. There Iβ very little bueineee in small seede.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 249, 21 October 1935, Page 4
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POTATOES DULL
Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 249, 21 October 1935, Page 4
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