GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Messrs Dowald Reid and Co. report that prfisflli ruled as under at their auction s:ilo yesterday ;-*v Oats.— We offered a laTge catalogue, which me* with moderate cotnputi'ion, the pvicea obtained showing a decline of nearly Id per bunhul on thostf of lait week. Best sparrow bills, Is UJd to la lOdL extra clean and bright to Is lOJd : good feed. Is 9$ to 1b 9Jd ; madiusi, Is 8d to Is B}u ; Sntherland»i Is lid to 2s ; lone Tartars, 2s to 2s 3Jd per bushel (sacks extra). Wheat. — Only medium samples offeredi and'soldj at : For modium yelvut, 3s 5Jd ; do TuscmH 3a M per bushel (sacks in). Barley.— Koue offered. , Potatoes.— We sold medium Dbrwonti at £? 12s 6d. B- at are worth £2 15a to £2 17.3 ad per ton (sacks inK I Chaff.— The market was glutted, and in order tot ; effect sales lower values had to be accepted, prioea showing a docline of 53 per ton in all classes bufl extra prime and h«avy. B<-nfc oaten sheaf; £2 12s (id to £2 t5« ; extra prime, £2 17s 3d ; medium ood, £2 10s per ton (oafisaxtra). The Mutual Agency Compawy of Net Zea> land (LmiTED) repo:t that prices ruled as undeß I at their weekly auction sale yesterday :— I Oatg.— Competition less keen, and prices allow a decline of fully Ids Sutherland^, la lid to 23 ; longTartaiß, 2s to 2* 3Jd ; spnrrowbills— benb W I m to lslOd (extra, Is lOgd), good 1b 9d to Ifit 9id,inferior to medium Is &1 to Is Bd. Wh«at.— Market slightly easier. Wft sold veTvefi to 3i 7H ; Tuscan to 3s 6M ; red Btraw (extra prime) 3j 8rl ; fowl feed, at 2s t5Jd to 3s 3§it Put*toes.-A MiJide firmer. Benßi £2 12a Gd to ! £2 18a 6d ; oth-rs, £4 5a to £2 10b. Chuff.— Slightly esuier, and prices must be? ra* ported as lower. Best, £2 12s 6d to £2 16s (extra. £3 17s 6d) ; good, £2 7a 6,1 to £2 10a 1 straw chair? £1153. The Farmers' Agency Company (Limited) report that prices ruled as follows at tho graltt and produce *aLs held yesterday :—: — Oats.— Owing to very larsje catalogues bains offered by the various ageuts competition was dulH ! and prices showed a decline of id to Id per bushel oa all aorta. Best UutherUnds suld from 23 to £4 Id; best sparrowhiQa, from Is lOd to la 10}df medium, Is 9d to Is 9Jd ; inferior, la 7d to Is 8d \ long Tartari*n, 2s to 2s 3d per bushel (sack* extra). Wkeat.— lu good dsmand. Beat velvet sold Up to 3s 9Jd ; Tuscau ami other *ovfcs, from 3^ 5d ta 3» Bid ; fowl wheat, from 2s M to 3a 3d ptr bushel (sacks in). Potatoes.— Wo sold prime north Dtsrwents from £2 17b 6d to £3; sontherß, from £2 12s 6d to £2 15s for be»t : medium, £2 Wa p« ton (sacks in> Chaff.— Owing to large supplies coming fin> ward prices for medium aad inferior qualities showed a decline of 5a pei ton. Prime lots, how* ever, sold well up to la*t we"k'3 quotations* Wfl sold : Prime, from £2 17a 6d to £3 ; good to I medium, £2 12 i6dto £2 15s; inferior,, from £2 per ton (sacks extra).
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Otago Witness, Issue 224, 28 May 1896, Page 26
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542GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Otago Witness, Issue 224, 28 May 1896, Page 26
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