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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 13015, 30 June 1906, Page 4

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TDfABU GRAIN REPORT. Generally speaking the week has been a> aniet one. Wheat—The market remains practically in the same position, as last reported. A few lines bare changed hands, but prices remain on a par -with last week. Oats—The market is quiet and merchants at present have to depend on coastal shipping for orders and present parity of prices are precluding exports from the colony. ; Values are—Danish 2s, Gartons 2s Id, Dnns 2s 3d, at country stations. Potatoes—The market is qniet. Dements an selling at £8 lCs to £8 15s and Up-to-Datea at £lO. ■ OHRISTCHURCa GRAIN -MARKET. ParPms AuociatMß. CHRISTCHTJRCff, June 29. There is reported to he nothing doing in wheat, what little there' is offering being difficult to dxsnose.<af *as holders are. fftavjo. theiridgas - aKire/.dispoeition to." accept» Id per bushel less for oats hot even at the reductbn buyers do not seem inclined to do business, unless the sample is really good. The only sale of any importance is of 1000 bushels each of Gartens and. WarerJayV at 2s Id at a l|d at station.. *" Oat-sbe*f chaff is rather more plentiful and' supplies can be obtained at £5 per ton for prime. There is no change in potatoes and outside orders are limited. ■'•..'."■