ASHBURTON.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12867, 27 July 1907, Page 11

ASHBURTON.

Tlio market report for the week ending July 20th is as follows: —Wheat —■ Tlit' past has been an extremely quiet wi'rk in all departments of grain. As previously .•>.dvb<« , ]. the hulk of wheat in this district has now hern -disposed "f. 'i"h" smr.ll f|iini!ti*"y that remains i> in farmers' ha:-.'!s. v.'ho>e idons are very nu!f!i nbovi* tin , vv■ fv.t r;ito«i often d hy millers. Co- ,i: ''iHi'iitly, tl'.oic i? little fliance of fnvtlvr lui-'i'joss lieinc; reporter! until a rhnvf-o takes place in the outside mnrhets. Mc:un\lii!f. ri'iotations are no'Tiin:il!y the sn:j:o: Tusran and Venrl 4< 3d to 4s id. Hunter* 4-. 2d to 4s .'id. Oats—-There has heen fi complete rns>nti(in of all business ouinp to tlio- rnot l>eiiur snjfioient stocks held to (ill .i:iy ord'rs offrring. Farmers, also. ji',rsTe:id of tlireshiiKT, arc rutting into •]i:iti'. whirh is meeting with very ready prij;ripally for Central Ot:u.ro. :uvd w the promise of free- rnj!;>rr<' r.o (!.)i'.Kt a very large amount of l>u<ine<s will he flone durinn th» next •eolith. Prices remain vun!terr<l. :h off'Tcl fr>r crood. heavy line* of l< (d. while seed lines hrinr; from 3.-; fid to P.i. ' chaff lios nernin risen to •"■■*. vith pro-poet of still higher rates for extra prime hoary.