RANGIORA
Only two or three small lines of wheat were offered during the week, and they changed Jiands at late rates. The few holders in the district will not bo tempted to S;IJ, except at a substantial advance in price. Values for oats are similar to last wesk. Several lots, mostly duns, were sold daring the week. With the English market weaker, and load trade dull, there decs not appear to bo any prospect of higher prices. Good clean, heavy Gartons would' find buyers at Is 6d, and duns at Is s|d, but light, inferior lots are not wanted. There are plenty cf potatoes offering, but there is little demand, North Island buyers being able to operate at lower prices at Oamaru and Timaru. Prime table Up-to-DaWs and Derwents are quoted at 655, seed Up-to-Dates 80s. on trucks at country stations, sacka extra. Several lots of white
J clover have been 6old at 5d to 6d per .lb, ' and red at 44 dto s£d. There is a large quantity of dhaff available, but tbecre is ' no outlet. - •
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Otago Witness, Issue 2883, 23 June 1909, Page 21
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177RANGIORA Otago Witness, Issue 2883, 23 June 1909, Page 21
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