CORN EXCHANGE REPORT.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 318, 5 August 1879, Page 2

CORN EXCHANGE REPORT.

T'j > owi r.s tne report of the Corn E\ ii i_e 1 . i.ne week ending Friday '.en -. Am_ i t 1 — P . , -,1 i. "j. rr the week has not shown <\i.\ i i i J "i.piosement; operations are of tlu h nu to motiih character. \\ i, v —Ti ot <_li->s wheat fit for seed pinp > wii' 11 i <.\ ukl 4s 6d per bushel; oecj , u'luv, !■< t) 4s 2d ; chick wheat, 3- t "-til. ( - Q'lotiti >us remain at last week's "j-i' inxu s eiiples, 2s Gd to 2s 7d ; itu J- OU to Jb J)d. Barley.—Prime malting commands 5s °d to Gs ; medium, 4s Gd to 5s Gd ; feed ~ i'.s Gd to 3s Gd. Potatoes. —There are still orders in the market unexecuted, while the local demand coiuiu.:..'..; •rood. Prices remain steady at last week's quotations. £3 10s at the country siations ; bags, Gs Gd. Grass Sjed.—A slight increase in the demand has been in existence during the week, but the bare fact of the want of :!ioney puts an almost entire stop to business in tiiis article of produce. Holders W well dressed seed are looking .for 5s 7» js'Gd, according to qua'ity, while for \ 77-ior parcels, when the sale is peri;t".:ptory, the price is as agreed. Clieelo and Butter.—There is little or no 7--.isiries3 doing in either of these articles of produce. Price;* remain as at last week's •"•notations ; od to tor the former, 8d i-j "Jd for the latter.