Grain Report.

Hastings Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 4631, 1 July 1904, Page 2

Grain Report.

——■• v«_einngton, Jtuy I. Mr 1'". Pownali, oi tlu- .v. M. anil Canterbury farmers Co-op. associations, reports as follows, ah quotations being 1.0.u., true* or wlian, Weinngton, sacK.s extra uiimss speeilied : OATS.—A general hardening is being experienced through restricted threshings, though statistical returns just published shou»m induce holders to unburaen, Witu outlooK for abnormal surplus to be carried over at the end of stsason. B graAe Danish call for Is 9d, Uartons Is 9-* d to Is 10d. iNlewmar:cet is luu, Roseberry and Tartars Is KHd, S-Bilis and Duns Is lid, Canadians 2s. Seeds 2s to 2s 3d. WHEAT.—Shipments outwards are heavy, Home market ueing considered safer than Colonial, while Hour cutting predominates Velvet rules at *<■ id Ti'scm :ib 3d, Hunters 3s Ui. "- 'i i '<■ l buyers at 2s !*d, e< ti 2*. ~ti ' '-' r " i. T-aTQe insiaptars-hold'at 1 s ■ ', ,Ni -apply above require»et'd i-, to £.'> 5s s.i. V' ' ;/: -i , firmed to £2 10s. s.i. w • j--,.. ii operating. 11 " ' eecl has more request at 2s M, malting irregular 3s id, Cape 2-. 6d Pear! Barlev £l3 Jos', b.i. " ' BEANS.—Stocks are thinning quio tly, hard qualities realising 3s Gri. Crushed 3s fid, seeds 3s Od. PEAS.—Prussians are dragging at 3s lOd, partridge scarcer at~4s, pia field peas 2s 9d, split peas £i% 10s, b.i., pig-meal £l, s.i. BRAN.—Value stands at£3. s.i. with full, stores. POLLARD.—Is seWing freely at £5 s.i., with probable weakening, OATMEAL.—Quotations are variable. £lO ")<?, s.i., being nominal cost of 25V Rolled oats £l2 s.i. CHAFF.—Enjoys healthy trade, out put equalising consumption. Brijrht cut returns 92s 6d, s.i. Straw chaff 655, s.i. HAY.—Pressed straw has good enquiry at -los. Rye-clover dull at t>ss, all-clover loss. ONlONS.—Australian are available at £5, g.i., condition perfect.