GRAIN AND PRODUCE

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3758, 29 June 1932, Page 5

GRAIN AND PRODUCE

ATM TvLAXD -M A RKETS FOTATOFS (‘HEA PER (Per Freae Association). Auckland, June 28. The p .it ato market- ha.s cased, and the loeal price has been lowered to C 9 per toil through store. Onions are still scarce and dear. A few have come toi hand from Canterbury, and realise up to l9 s for gord samples. J* u liekehes tj.ro cjiioted 2s higher. The first of, the new season’s i’rcm Japan, arc expected about July 12. The market for oatsj and chaff is quiet with prices nnclianged. R Gar_ t fUis ate s(ill selling at 4s -Vl per bushel, and chaff ai US 15. per toil. Dost of the N’ort-li Tslaiul demand lor cjtalf lias been satisfied from Lyttelton and Australia. Values of fowl wheat are unaltered and merchants are 6s 4d to Os 5d per buslnJ, ex store. It L reported that distributors : n. the south still hold fair stock', a-s they laid •i a. considerable quantity early in the season. T 1 i 0 maize market i„ rather weak •nil with merchants holding gc-rxl stocks of South African, tlic price lias eased t » 6s 3d to f>< stl per bush, el. L.miieil quantities <u' New Zealaikl’s iua.ize are Ik* iup; Herisl from the Bay of Pli uty luit local rlealors are n<q keen rji\ liaiwlling ii until the grain i< fully matured; Moamvliilo quotations; for ‘inert rail ,’ig; next month are. being made on a- basis of 4s fid a. bushel o|n, trucks.