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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8584, 4 June 1891, Page 4

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DUNEDIN OATS. . H Dunedin. J 8. —Up to the present there has been no difficulty in placing all coining forward in good condition at prices quite on (. par with, those quoted last week, but unfortunately a considerable quantity of very inferior sorts are ■ now, coming to the market, which are not so easily placed,. except at unsatisfactory, prices. : Black oats, Danish, and large Tartars, have very little : attention. unless they are very pure and fit for seed. All *'■ sorts seem to remain stationary as regards price. Up to the end of last month deliveries fell snort of the corresponding period last year' by,33,000 i sacks, and there are signs of a further falling off. : Prime milling, Is 6Jd to Is 7d ; bright stout feed, Is fid to Is 6Jd ; medium to good. Is 5Jd to Is 0d: inferior to medium, Is 2d to Is 4Jd ; Danish ana black, Is 4d to Is 6id (ex store, sacks extra, net cash). v .

. . V . , JOHNSONVILLE. . ' Messrs. Freeman Q. Jackson and Co.'s Stock Report (by , telegraph on Wednesday).—Fat cattle below usual supply and short of requirements, -eul were' from lif lit to mediumweights and • generally; good in Quality. Prices advanced fully 3s tho 10916, and readily made Its throughout.' Sheep abundant. The wetbers light weight, the ewes irregular, , with nothing prime In the yards.' All cleared speedily at; late rates. ;,For pigs, -there was : a good demand"for baconers, but ; porters and , stores declined upon recent prices. . - • ' ::