THE CANTERBURY MARKETS.
• dulnessln WHEAT^ -yZ.: CHBiSTCHtTBCH. Wednesday. The wheat market is still extremely dull, and as the season advances, the dullness may be more accentuated. The quantity---of. \wheat on: offer is within very narrow limits, values have been.'ice. ceding during the "last month, and'few holders, are .willing to accept' merchants' prices. . This" weet the. principal'line was taken By a' North. Wand' blyer'> at-.4s 5d f.'o.b.' ' Millers are buying sparingly, biit ..their stocks are-getting' low,''-a«& . they soon will be cofflnejled ta v c_m9' v ?' on themSirket.' There as.: a ..athe^heH* * ter demand for oats, but' no change in. ' *?,- prices, anc|- purchases are' notjieafy,' "' holders staying .out for prices. a shade" ?. above market value. Derwentv potatoes'.■-' are scarce at £3 2s 6d; up-to-dates arrj plentiful at £2 17s'6d.-'" V"'"'':'" ; "
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 15 September 1909, Page 2
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128THE CANTERBURY MARKETS. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 15 September 1909, Page 2
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