WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Tuapeka Times, Volume 26, Issue 157, 26 January 1889, Page 4

WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Mesßra Mobitzson and Hopkin, millers, grain, produce, and commission agents, Manse* street, Dunedin, report as follows :—: — •WHOLESALE REPORT. Wheat.— Very little business is doing in this cereal. Prime milling, 3s 101 to 43 2d ; medium, 3s 2d to 3s Bd. Fowls wheat : Easier, and pricas have a downward tendency — 2s lOd to 3s 4<i. Barley : Malting, Bcarce and in good demand, 33 lOd to 43 2d j millling, 3s 2d to 3s Bd. Oats: Although arrivals are few they have been easily placed at, for milling, 3s to 3s 2d ; feed, 2) lOd to 3s. Flour: Timaru roller, £11 f.0.b. ; Oamaru and tOTn brands, £11; Southern stone, £10 10s. Potatoes: Kidneys are not plentiful— £lo to £12. Pigs : "Well fed, up to 1801 b, 4Jd. Ohaff : Arrivals have been heavy during the week, and we quote oaten sheaf £3 to £3 10s ; straw chaff not saleable. Straw : Oaten and wbeaten, 40s. Hay, clover and ryegrass, 60s. Butter s Salt, with little inquiry, 8d (kegs extra). Eggs plentiful. Cheese: Best Akaroa,sJd; loaveß,6d. Hams and bacon : Slow sale, 8d to 9d and 6}d. Honey : Extracted, 4i to 4#d. Grass seeds : Ryegrass, farmers' lots, 2s 6d to 3s 6d ,• machine dr-esed, 3s 6d lo 4s 6d ; Poverty Bay, 4s 6d to 5s 6d ; cocksfoot, 3d to 41. Cutting at Akaroa commences next week; and we are informed that crops are light but •eed is heavy.