WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
week ending April 12: — . Wheat.—There is a fair demand for prime samples, but other descriptions are hard to place. . Fowl feed is readily placed J, quotations We quote: Best velvet, 2s 4d to 2s 6d; best-Tuscan, 2s 3d to 2s 4d; fowl wheat, Is lid to "s Oats:. 'Samples aro now offering freely from the' south, with the result that prices have given way. We quote: Best feed, Is 3id: medium and, inferior, ls Id to Is 3d ocr bushel; Sutiierlands, ls sd. Barley: Feed sV'ts are quoted at Is 6d to ls 9d ; milling, Is lOd to- 2s; prime malting, 2s 9d to 3s 4d; medium, ,'2s 4d ,to 2s Bd. Ryecorn, 3s. Flour: We quote £7. Oatmeal in, 2a b, ,_B. Pearl barley, £12. Bran, £2 10s. Pollard, £3 10s Nelson hovis are quoted at 7d to lid (f.0.b.). Chaff: Scarce. Prime, £2 15s; medium, £2 5s to _2 12s 6d. Ryegrass: Few sales are being made here farmers being inclined to hold in the meantime, to:see if prices will improve. Buyers ideas of values are from ls 3d to ls 7d for ordinary farmers' dressed seed, and up to 2s for exceptionally good' samples. We quote: Farmers' dressed, ls'3d to ls fld; machined, 2s Gd to 3s. Cocksfoot, 2J.d to 3UI for farmers' lots and did to 5d for machined. Linseed (wanted), £12. Pressed straw, 255. Clover hay, £3 to £3 1:0s. Nitrate of soda, £15. Clovers, rape, etc..-all fresh. We can offer all classes of set-ds pure and. fresh Potatoes,—xVrrivals have been brisk and prices are easier, and the demand is good for prime lots. Kidneys, 27s Gd to 355; Derwents, 40s to 47s' Cd.: . , Hides, lid to 4d, according to weignt and condition. "We; have a special inquiry, and can guarantee top'prices. Tallow: Rough fat, 9s tolls; rendered, 10s Gd to 15s, according to quality. Horsehair, ls 2d. Sheepskins.—All descriptions of fine-wool skins have brisk competition ; coarse sorts have less attention. We sell by auction every Tues'Rabbitskins.—We offered a good catalogue at our sale on Monday. Owing to a new buyer being in the market competition was particularly keen, and prices showed an advance of 3d to 4d per lb, and in sonic cases more, over last week's quotations. We undertake country clearing sales. FRUIT AND PRODUCE RErORT.
Butter cases with parchment, 18s per dozen. Butter.—Prime :dairy, 8d per lb; milled, 7Jd io Sd for choice.: Please note consignors of butter must consign to us, Dunedin, not Port Chalmers. Home ■ shipments now stopped. Cheese: Factory. 4Jd, good Akaroa, 4d.
pig..._ Far good'quality, to 4{d. Poultry received: fcr sale any day. Roosters, 2s to 3s'; hens,, ls to 2s; ducks, 3s to 4s per pair. These quotations are for prime quality. We hold auction' sales of grain and produce every Monday, and, fruit daily.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11396, 13 April 1899, Page 6
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