WELLINGTON MARKETS.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 68, 25 November 1890, Page 4

WELLINGTON MARKETS.

George THomas and Co. report produce jjiricea as- lolloWs :^There -is but little - animation in the leading- lines of graia imd breadstbffs,' and we .caa only repeat' . last week!s quotations ; roller flour com- . anands iJIO to £11 for brands, ; and stone process £9 "to £9 10s, Qqod whole wheat :ie m request at 3s 7d to 3a 81 ; broken : 3a to 3s 3d;' bran, 60.; pollard, wheattneal, £10; prime short pats .aire worth Is 9d ;■ Danish land Tartanans, Is 7d to Is 9d; oatmeal, ±9 to £9 10s; • i oaten sheaf chaff, 70s: to i 80s ; - straw- do Jsos toi tsss ; maize, 3s 9d to 3s lOd ; -beans,. 3a 8i; peas, 3s; feed (barley, 2s ,6d; pearl barley, £16; split peae, £14 lOa ; cocksfoot grass seed, 3Jd to 3|d ; . jye grass'seed, 4s 6d to 4s lOd ; cloyers, ■ "70s to 755 ; ; old potatoes of good quality are worth £2' los per ton, while off sorts '=rulefrom' r 78 !j 6d to 20s; there are no . onions ! in>: the ' market ; 'wheat en straw, .' .7 ( >s; baled hay, '£4 10s 4 hams and bacon -»r.e in demand, at 6jd to 7d for faclory • cure ;Orey town cheese 4jd ; honey, 4|d ; •egg », 9d l .to lOd per dozen ; fresh butter : 4»dto7tl ;' salt do. 6d, without an demaind;' new potatoes have ruled from Id per Ib to 8s 5d per cwt for round samples j we however, anticipate lower Values for s|iipmeiits' now idue; kidnty^ command j1 jd per 1b ; green peas are worth: Bd per .peck ; ■ gooseberries, 4s der; half-case ; rhubarb, 4s per dozoq.;. strawberries, 81 to. lsiper quart, aoi'ordinfi; to qualitj ; cucumbers, 4s to 6s, per dozen ; bananas, 2x 6,d ; pines 10s case ; lemons, 3s; oranges, 10s; cocoanuts. 8s ; peanuts, 2Jd. Fovfls are more plentiful,' but' still worth 3s;6d ;' .turkeys, 8s ; geese, 6s i ducks, 4s per pair.