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CORN EXCHANGE.

Ihe following ia the Corn Exchange •■oport for the week ending Friday. Anril 20th, 1888:- .

The weather during the week haa been very favorable for farming operations, and threshing haa beon going on with considerable activity, the greater portion, however, going Into store. It Is expected that the balk of the cropa will be threshed by the middle .of next month. The scarcity of cornaaoks cmues ojnaiderable Inconvenience, all available or-oj .u?ed aacks are freely taken up. The market, for wheat during the week haa not materially altered, prices remaining about on a par wkh last quotations. The difficulty In obtaining trelght to London Still continues. Advice* for Australia inform aa that all suitable vessels there are readily taken up for California. Tne reports fron London to-day woald lead to the proepeot of a firmer market there, bat buyers phoe little credence In those reports, which are from day to day very oontradiotoiy.

Oats o intinue In fair demand at slightly over laat week's quotations with very few offering. We anticipate a furthsr Improvement In valuea.

Barley is still offering, bat In limited quantities, Second quality now constitutes the prfno(p»l llnea m the market, and are raore difficult to quit. Grass Seed. — No business ia being done- Large qqantltiea m store, bat no aales oan be tffdoted. Oookafoot is suffering from the same oanae as wheat, name'y, want of tonnage to London, Potatofs, — Derwonta ara not yet. fit for shipment, but aaloa are being made for urgent orders at 25a at country stations. Bayerß, howevor, will not ODnrate at'tbla price for forward delivery. Qa >tationa aro aa folli.wa : —

Wukat. —Prime Tuaoan, 2s 8i to 2a 9.1; Pearl, 2i 8d ; Hanter'a 23 7d to 2a 8d ; (owla' wheat, 2i to 2j 3d.

Oats ~ Prime milling, U 9d to 1b lOd ; short feed, la 8d to la 8£ 1 j inferior, li 7dtole7il*

Baulky -Ohoioe Baraplea 4a 4d to 4s 5d ; prime malting-, 4a 2d to 4s 3d ; medium, 3) 01 to 4i ; foed, 2a, Bbavs and Peas 2i 3d to 2s 4d : Bluea 2a G 1 to 2a Bd.

Grash (Sbed. — Maohlne dreased, 2a 6d to 2* 9d ; farmers' paroela, li 9J to 2j 3d. Cocksfoot— Clean, heavy aeed, 3d to 34-d • iaferior, 2dto2£d. 4 Dairy Pkoduoe,— -Prime batter, 41 to 5d ; ohoepe, 2d to 3hi. The above prices ire for delivery f.o.b. aaoka extra.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1820, 20 April 1888, Page 2

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CORN EXCHANGE. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1820, 20 April 1888, Page 2

CORN EXCHANGE. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1820, 20 April 1888, Page 2

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