COMMERCIAL.

North Otago Times, Volume CVI, Issue 13983, 20 November 1917, Page 3

COMMERCIAL.

'—■ ■ll it i ; GRAIN AND PRODUCE REPORT. ■ (Special to "North Otngo Time's.") • DUNBPIN," November lfl. Messrs and Co y Ltd., report as follows: '. . Oats,—There is practically ito business being transacted in these at present. ' There is a moderate demand for stout,.heavy, short feed lines for local ' requirement) due to the shortage of wheat. Values for other lines are nominally quoted as follows:—Prime millingl ,' 3s lfld to 3s lid; good to best feed, i lis 8d to 3s 9jd; medium to good, .'ls (Id. toSs 8d per bushel (sacks extra). Wheat.—There is a strong' demand i for local fowl feed requirements, and ' ti\S small: lots offering are readily ' quitted at full rates on arrival. ' Potatoes.—These arc meeting a drag,"'(ring .'sales, except for choice freshlypicked luies.':. Tho market is fully .supplied with medium quality lines, which are neglected and difficult to quit,\ We ' quote: Best tables, £3 5s to £3los; me- ;.- di.um t0.g00d,.£2 to £3; others fronrfil ' 10s per ton (sacks in). Chfiff.—Fair supplies have been com--0 forward, comprising largely consignments of medium to good quality, . for ."which -' the demand'lias-• not been •' quite so strong of late. Choice 'lines , arc in. most request. We quote: Bright '\ heavr-oaten sheaf; £6lss to;£7; medium y to good, £6 to £6 10s per ton {sack ■extra). . ;..._.;_^_l j „:^ ; :, ■ • ' ' ' : ;''. 'i ■"■ "■'■■'.■