GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 405, 22 June 1880, Page 2

GRAIN AND PROD UCE.

Ingram market during the n as ... had been exceedingly.quipt. Transact,', .ns " ri 6P J rted J?-i i, ?' erent line «> but .the « • an «*fefcce of life in the market }Wheat is still quoted at 3s 6d for f' lfß t wiling, .-Mid 3s 3d to 3s 5d for e < od fWfge samples. The. inquiry f or % ed Jots' N moderate, and parcels of this cl ass are quoted at 4«f to 4s 3d. Chickwheaf , is in full.supply, and 1 ranges from 2s to 2g 6d .• for low, and up to 2b lOd for the he • tter ! sorts. Oats.—-The value of oats has iiot.altf . re d' to any degree. First-class milling c ommandls4d to ls4£d, and feed qualit; yls 2d to Is 3d. A slight improvement i nay be noted in the Australian market, thut not <of sufficient, importance to affect i ates • 'here. • 'Barley.—The .-aspect of the market i am 'no way altered from t'aat of :laat i /eek. .First-class is in limited supply, and realvises 3s 3d to 3s 4d, v/hile good, an* dting •samples,(find buyers at 2s 6d to,3s, ac cordving ra the quality. Potatoes are wit ,hoiit' alteration ' , 25s being about the price i ruling. The df ' !m and is not at all active,, an d buyers s re not over eager. ' ' Flour is selling a t £<) to $10. =ace ording . -to fcrand. . SD'iiry Produ e .—Euttqr, .93 t< • 10d ; cheese, 4d< to 4 fe& ■ hams. and .bacon , 9£d.