MARKET REPORT

Dunstan Times, Issue 3147, 11 December 1922, Page 5

MARKET REPORT

btrouacli, Morris & Co, Dunedin report for the week ending Nov. 24tli, as follows Rabbitskins We held our usual fortnightly sale on 1 Monday, Ith inst. Competition for good skins was keen and prices were fully maintaed. Off season's skins were > also inhigher. Quotes —Ist winter does 'JOd. Ist winter bucks / q«J, winter does 7d winter bucks 70/4 d, winter bucks and does 50d, outgoing q2d. summers xSd winter blacks to bod, winter fawns to yod, catskins to 2id.

Oats—There it* slightly better enquiry for A Cartons, inferior iiuality is however dull of sale. A Gartons 2s lid to 2s qd; Goot| to best feed 2s 2d to 2s ;Jd. backs ipirtra. ‘ Wheat—|t is very difficult to place milflag lines at present, as Millers are not keen to buy meantime, Fowl Wheat is in full supply, and the demand is confined to good quality which meets with fair sale. Potatoes— Light consignments have been coming to hand and there is a keen enquiry for Prime freshly picked lines, inferior is dull of sale. Prime Tables £9 to £9 10 inferior quality from £4 up. Chaff— Prime oaten sheaf £4 da £4 10; Good to best £3 15 to £4; Inferior quality £2. up. Fat Cattle— A large yarding 254 being penned, consisting cgfair quality. Competition was ii -|air prices were'"easier al}' round about £1 a bead op last week’s rate#*. ' E?tra fripie heavy bullpcks to fig prime £l2 to £l9 10s, Medium £IQ to sll, Liglit frorp £9' up. Primp cows £nd‘fceifers £9 IQs, medium £5 to £8 ids' ' ]j?at Stieep— There was a full yarding, Extra Prinm wethers dlls Od } Prime 3Hs to 425; Medium 22a to 24s • Light from Lost cwuetoSTo*