SOUTHERN MARKETS

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 142, 17 June 1914, Page 4

SOUTHERN MARKETS

— .. <>.. 1,,. . (HI TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.) CHRISTCHURCH, 16th June. There is ao wheat offering from growers, but there are rather moro B grade oate, for which there is difficulty in finding an outlet, on account of the limited local consumption. A fairly large quantity of A grade oats will be shipped Honte by the Durham and. Itimutaka. Barley is very difficult to sell, and fair malting caoi be obtained for less than 25, 6 d. The potato market has improved a little, as there is rather more enquiry from tho north. Though there are reports of sales down as low as £2 ss, a good deal of business has been done during the last fewdays at £2 15s at etatioriß within a ten-mile radius of Christchurcli. Beyond that distance lower prices proportionately ate Offefed. A large quantity of potatoes is stocked at • Lyttelton awaiting shipment.

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