GRAIN AND PRODUCE REPORT.

Otago Witness, Issue 2317, 28 July 1898, Page 31

GRAIN AND PRODUCE REPORT.

Messes Wm. E. Reynolds and Co., Bosm street, report for the week ending July_ 27 cs fallows . — Wheat— There is nothing fresh to repoU, althotieh fowl wheat is, if anything, in consequence" of the poor demand and large quantity oirnring, a little bit easier. We quote, nominally Prime velvet, 4s 3d; Tuscan, 4s B<\ ; ret! foits, 4s 4d to 4s Cc; and fowl feed rules fiom 33 to 3s 3d for good whole and 2s Dd to 3s for j broken. . , „ ', Oat=— Prices for these remain about ihe , same "as last, week, and the deinnnd for ship- ; piiw is still very slack We quote Prime mil- , ling, from 2s 2\d to 2s 4;d; prime feed, 2s Id to 2s 2d ; good feed, 2s. ' Barley.— Very few sales hs.vp passed clnviuj! the week m this line, everybody being full up in the meantime. We quote Prime, up to ss , good, fiom 4s 3d to 4s 7d Chaff.— Thcie is a good demand for ornnc quality, which is very scarce; but Ihe market . is lairly well supplied with the poorer sorts. We quote- Piime, £3 12s 6d to X' 3 15s, fair, j JL'3 7?, Gd to 13 30s . > Potatoes —The market is, if anything, ca^i.-r , en last week's qnolatiojjs. voiy few speculator.- j being found at the- high prices ruling to-day \ We quote. Puniest Ucrwents, \ip to £7 10s. Seed?— Wp beg tc lemmd our nisny cu--tomer? thai we have a large stock of all classes of teed oats, grass seeds, and eloveis, colonial j and iinported."aDcl shnl) be glad to book oidois I at lowest iiiling puces. i