THE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED).

Otago Witness, Issue 2561, 6 May 1903, Page 32

THE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED).

Grain.—Wheat- Ths market is quiet. Millers are buying sparingly, and that chiefly of northern wheat, as, so fir. the bulk of what is arriving from the south is not in proner milling condition. There js s\ fair local demand for fowls' wheat at quotation.", but shippers offer lower prices. Quotations- Prime milling, 4s Id to 4a 3d; medium (nominal), i{i: best whole fowl wheat, 3s lOd to 3s lid; inferior. 3s Gd to 3s 9rl (sacks extra) Oats. Deliveiies have not been heavy yet, and thers has been a f?ir demand so far. Nearly all consignments have bsen placed off trucks, but as stocks accumulate it is doubtful if present values will bemaintained. Quotations- Prim 1 nulling and br>o;ht shipping hoes. Is 9,-i to Is 9W ; good to b"st fe°d, Is Pd to Is B'A; inferior. Is Gd to 1-i 7jkl (packs extra.), or equivalent a', country stations. Barley. Not much nrime ra.iltiiiGC has b?en offered vet. and there is liftle business pas=:rc. Quotations. Prime malting, 3s 9d; rood. 3s 6rl to 3s 7d (sacks extra). Chs-ff.—Ths mniket is bare of Fupplie". Pr'm? is voilh £5 Jos; extra, 2s 6d moie; mcil.'n.n and inf»rior, £3 1o £3 10s (sacks extra). Po',iUks —These have been scarce during the Wei;, ain'l at present prime Der .vents are worth uo to £1; other sorts and white, £3 10s to £3 IZi (sacks in).