GRAIN AND PRODUCE REPORT.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 31, Issue 9220, 8 June 1900, Page 6

GRAIN AND PRODUCE REPORT.

Ualgety and Co., Ltd., report having held their usual weekly auction sale when the attendance of buyers was fair. . . Oats.—The market continues very dull and it was difficult to effect sales. Prime milling, Is 3d to Is 9d ; good to best feed, Is 6ki to Is 7d ; fair to medium, is fid to Is 6d (sacks extra). Wheat.—Tne demand for prime willing is not quite so strong anj medium and second-class is neglected. Prime milling, 2s 5d to 2g 6d ; fowl feed, la li)d to 2s (sacks in)« - Potatoes.—Supplies are coming to hand freely and it is difticult to effect sales, values being lower by 2s fid to 5s per ton. Prime Oerwents, £2 to £2 2s 6d. Chaff. —The market is very bare of prime quality which sells readily, medium and is in over supply and very hard to pi ice. We quote; Prime, £2l2s 6d to £2 15s; good, £2 7s b'd to £2 lus; medium'and inferior, 35s to £2 2s 6d, sacks extra. Rabhitakin.s.—The usual sale was h?ld on Monday when there »vas a fair attendance of buyers. Prices remained much the same as last week. We quote.— Best early cauglit winters, 12£ dto 13|d: Mixed autumns and early winters, lu.H to lUd ; autumns, 8d to 9d ; summers, 6£d to 7Ad ; blacks, lid to lGd. suckers, 2£d to 4d. Sheepskins.—At Tuesday's sale there was a good attendance and competition' 1 wns good. We quote.—' lialfbrcds and merinos, 4£d tooAd ; coarse to medium crossbreds, 4d to <Ud ; sliort-woulled skins, 3d to 3£d.