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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 24, 9 October 1885, Page 17

Messrs. Donald Reid and Co.'s Otago Wool and (Join Exchange is now completed and affords the best possible facilities for the display of woo. J. H. KILGOUK, grain and produce broker, reports under above date as follows : — Wheat . I have to report an imnrovcd demand for Vest description of milling, with a slight advance on last week's quotations. My sales have been : White velvet of medium quality '3s 3d. Really prime lota of white velvet and Tuscan command 3s -id to 3s 5d ; other milling descriptions. 3s to 3-i2d. Fowl-fe»>d aud inferior milling are wanted at 2s 6d to 2s 91.— Oats : There is a fandemand for milling and bright shoit feed, but --hipping orders are now pretty well supplied. As, however, arrival have been few, prices show no appreciable reduction. I quote : Milling. 2* to 2s Id ; bright short feed, Is lid to 2s ordinary, Is 9.1 to Is lOd. — Barley : There is little doing, and prices are nominally the same as reported last week. — Chaff : The maiket is bare, and prime quality readily commands £3 5s ; medium, £3. — Potatoes The market inclines to be weaker, and last week s quotations aie barely mam tamed.— Butter : Prime salt is wanted in kegs at lid : Fresh rnoies off at Is for piime, and 10d f<>r medium. — Cheese: 3d per Ib. for best quality.— Hggs • I have got SVi for most of my consignment*. — Grass Seed M v t-ales have been ai 4s 9d to os for tuachine-diessed ryegrass, and 2|d up to 4£d per lb. for cocksfoot.