GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13906, 3 December 1910, Page 11

GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

(by our commercial editor.) &•■ Friday Evening. There is very little business passing :M the markets, and what grain is tfcanging hand is mostly between merchants. Holders of milling wheat are ;)Bking prices that buyers do not care to ;;§jve, bat at the same time there is not *i6iich demand except.for fowl wheat.' •; Prime malting barley is- in , request.. ..JM several lines have lately been sold #.h'gh prices. For ordinary- samples Juwre 13 .little or no demand. chaff is firmer, but is worth \JtoTe in country districts, where feed I*. scarcer than it is in town. ;{\p» undermentioned are the prices ■"MM to farmers, at eonntry stations, fife of commission, except where other- ;".»»« stated :— *v Wheat (nominal)— Extra prime Pearl ~ttd Velvet 3s 6d, milling 3& to 3s 3d, Us 7d to 2s Bd, at country p..Wions» (nominal)—Gartons 2s to 2k 3d, ;»uiw A and B jgradee, Is 10d to Is hud; heary, Is lid to 2s; lighter. Is Wto U 8d; Danish, Is 8d to Is 9d, tt country stations. Tj fijegtass—Perennial, 281b to 301b -Wechmed), 3»Bd to 4s; Italian, 3s M dressed (well defined). 4s, at .Wttntry stations. : r Cocksfoot-I6lb to 171b, I-; Coirgrass—7d to 8d; white clover, di\ for undressed seed. .;;, rlour— £0 per ton. na ~ £i lSth local £4 1Os ' f -°- b -> P" t- 10s per ton. • X»tmeal-£l2 per ton. A.- Iγ**** chttff —SOs to 82s 6d for [ ««nt, at country stations. * •% P, rod uce~Cheese, faotory oi<l, loafed; butter, factory 12d, -l™ 6 " ~ separator lOd. dairy Bsd, <™*>n, sides, 7ld, rolls Bd, hama'Od; •••"■er, extracted, 3d per lb, wax Is 2Q m r I*; lard (packets) 7Jd; fresh eggs ■•c per dozen.