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AUCKLAND GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET.

31aize.—The Anpouri brought 136 sacks from 'J'tiuran^a. Holders are asking 2s lid ex store.

Oats.r—The advance reported has been, well held, and if the demand continues there is every probability of vx further upward -movement. The advices from the Sou4.li! are to tlu effect that it is still .very diflicult to get oats from -thy country, as farmers arc disinclined Ux accept present prices ; lx'sklvs, ,most of them are very busy with spring farmwork. Only moderate, stocks are heUT here at Ihj present time. Trice, 2i 80.

•Fowl Wheat.-—'l-hero is no change tc report. The mailu-t continues firm at 3s 84.

Chaff. —This is very firm, and the , out hern market has aclvanotjl quite 15s per ton, with every prospect o. a further rise. Aery little local is being sent in, and it looks as i>

this is finished- for the season. What local is coming forward, if good, is realising £0 ss, but hoMers are asking .Cti 15s for Southern.

ilrun.—Stocks are still on the light siide, and bran cannot be imported from th-o South to sell under £4 15s. Pollard is realising £6. Fair stocksare held, "^w-i'th good business. ■Flour.—Quotations remain; at £i 10s for Southern flour, f.o.'b. Southern ports, ami JtlV 5s for Norlhjrr. roller flour. Potatoes.—The- IMaheno brought 389 L small sacks from Sydney, and | the Monowai 400 sacks from tlu South. Mjhe. market s still ver> Strong. The above supjily will keep things going until, fresh arrivals ne.xf week. Price is £10 10s. Onions.—The 31aheno brought 83£ sacks- i'roni Sydney, ami the; 15 gunnies from the South. Thest

shipments arrivvd to an absolutely bare market, and will meet with ready sale. The quality is first-class, considering Uie lateness of the season. New Victorians will soon b. on the market. The, price is1 Xl£ \ 10s. Fungus is not coming in vcr% freely. Dry lots are realising o\d. Flax.—Heliverics for 24 days of October are 89(3 bales. The .London market shows no sign of Improvement s but. there, is certainly more demand locally. The nominal quotations remain at £28 lor fine, if proqurable, £20 10s for g-.f.a.q.. £18 ins for f.a.q., and £.1(5 10s for common. Tow. —The quantity sent in for 24 of October is HI ft bales. This is setting readily at an average of £6 for export purposes.

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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5569, 28 October 1910, Page 3

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AUCKLAND GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET. Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5569, 28 October 1910, Page 3

AUCKLAND GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET. Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5569, 28 October 1910, Page 3

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