DUNEDIN GRAIN AND PRODUCE' REPORT.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10516, 26 July 1910, Page 1

DUNEDIN GRAIN AND PRODUCE' REPORT.

Dalgetv and.Co., Ltd., report -as follows: We. lteltLour weekly auction sale of grain and .produce at our . stores cm Mondav. when we ohered -a smaller-sized catalogue than usual to a fair attendance of those "interested. The following shows the' range of prices obtained: . ~.: . . - . Oats. —The market is "dull and little business passing. There" is some demand for seed Cartons,.but prices a-skeu keep buyers from operating " freely. Prime milling, Is lOid to Is lid : good to best feed," Is 9d to Is 10a; inferior to mediuuu Is Td to Is SM "per bushel (sacks extra)". . .'.'■,,■' ." . 'Wheat—The last week has shown a sharp rise" in' this market, following on the more favorable' prices obtainable in London. The demand for whole fowl wheat is rather stronger, but there is little change in price, to report. /Prune miliinr, 3s "7d ,to 3s Od; choice velvet, to 4s;' best whole fowl wheat, 3s Id to ;is 4d- medium fowl wheat, 2s ,0d to 3s; broken and damaged, 2s to'2s 6d per bushel (sacks extra)... Potatoes. —Offerings of prime tables have been light during last'week, and those arriving if in good condition' and well nicked have met with .ready sale. Inferior and medium sorts do not. command the same attention.' Prime Lp-to-Dates. :£()' Os to £fi 10s: "inedium to I'-ood. £5 10s to £6; inferior and, blighted. £3 to £4 os per ton . (sacks 111),. ChiiHr.—Fairlv' heavy consignments coming' forward have kept the. market well supplied, and' last week's, prices still hold. Prime oaten sheaf, £3 5s to -63 l'7s (id; choice, to £4; medium to good. £3 5s to £3 10s; inferior, £2. to £2 15s per ton (sacks extra) ; straw chaff. £2 to £2 ss"(sacks extra)." / ■Straw.—Oaten, 32s 6d to 35s (pressed, ex truck: wheaten, 20s to ,22s 0u (.pressed, ex truck). ... .' . ~-,,- . )