GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 282, 29 November 1938, Page 6

GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

AUSTRALIAN POLLARD LOWER

OLD POTATOES DULL.

Since last report new potatoes from lukekone and suburban areas have become much more plentiful, and at lover prices are largely supplanting the d.?mnnd for (southern, which have a limited sale £1 cheaper at £4 per ton. Local stocks of pollard are still nther light and there is a stea-ly demand for Australian, the price of which has been lowered by 10/ per ton. Bran Unchanged.

Canadian onions are steadily at 19/ per 1001b bag. and the market for horse teed is steady anl unchanged J rices of all cereals are unchanged \ shipninnt of wheat is beng unloaded from nic Korowai, and a further cargo is expected about the middle of next month Following are latest quotations, the prices being based on rates for delivery on trucks or boat: —

Pollard and Bran.—MereSants' prices: .Pollard local £7 15/ per ton- Australian, i iO/ 4 20 £8 10/: hrari - 15/; Australian, £8 10/ to £8 15/. Potatoes.—Table: Southern, £4 per tonnew. 7/3 per sugar ba K . ' ' Onions.—Canadian, 19/ per 1001b bag. Chaff.—£ll 5/ per ton Oats.-B Cartons 11/5 to 11/8 per cenA/h r Ga^ to " 8 - 12 / 4 : eliPPe'l Cartons, 134 : pp Duns - 15/: c! 'PP e d Algerian*! Wheat.— ll/9 to 12/11 per cental. Barley—Clipped. 9/4 to 10/ per cental; undipped. 8/6 to 9/2. Barley Meal.—lo/ to 10/6 per cental Wheatmeal. 13/6 per cental 13/^ a t Ze i3/6 /7 tO 12/ Per Centa ' : crushed -