NORTH OTAGO MARKETS.
(press association teijccram.) OAMARU, March 15. There is decidedly more briskness in the wheat market, and a good many eales have been made at prices from Id to ljd above those ruling last week. Velvet is the wheat mostly in demand The following are the prkes paid:--Velvet, 3s 9d-to 3s 9-id, net; Red Chaff, 3s 8d; Marshall's White, 3s 7d to 3h 8d; Tuscan, 3a 7d to 3e 7Jd, all net at country stations. Oats are still dealt with on a limited scale, though a few good-sized lives have changed hands at the following prices:—A grade Gartons,'ls 7}d *-o Is B|d; B grade, Is 7d, all net. Cocksfoot seed has been dealt in at 4d per lb. Enquiries have been made for potatoes for shipment at £3 net, per ton.
on trucks, but no business has yet been done. It is expected, however that the incoming week will ccc the market opened.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14917, 16 March 1914, Page 8
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