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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 24, Issue 1270, 31 March 1894, Page 3

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Messes William E. Reynolds AS b Stafford-street, report for the week ending March 2Sth, as follows i.— Wheat.—Prime velvet and Tuscan, S« isi.: old {Train, 2s 9d : ordinary, 2s 5d to 2s 6d ; fowl feed", 2s to 2s 3d. Oats.—Dfpifltdly lower valucßh'ive.hDsV to.istakm lor any lines forced upon the market, and to-day wr cannpt quote pr'iue at- more thin Is M. soot} *6un<2 feed Is Sd to Is 4ft, "gc-conds aurj iarerior $« Jti to Is Sd. Barley,—The Ifcensine elections havinjj resulted in a demand, lor a reduction of hqtels in nearly every dist'ffct, maltsters are not very keeh to operate. ,\\'e cannot quote priuie at more than Ss 9d. good tuediuii; Ss to 3s -Jd, while ordinary is difficult to Bell at anv price., .- ~. -. r , .. .-;.,_ ... . Seeds.—Thera is very little doinc tn-ryejrrew as the ■season is practically over. • Prices remain unaltered. Wool. Advices from T.ondon are ajhthihjr but encouraging. ~.„,. ■'".■■ •, Potatoes.—Potatoes are not ca nrra Is t£ey hit week, and we can only quote .prime Derrejitt from £2lss to £3, and tnrdiuui quality from £2 5s to £2 I<S Chaff.—Supplies hive beta., very heavy lately, at the same time priihe is saleable without very roui* difßculty at £2 10s (if .old at L2 lSs\ inferior qnaßSre are in over-supply aid selling "at from £1 10» to £2 2s6d. _.. . ...