GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume v, Issue 419, 27 July 1880, Page 2

GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

The grain market daring the past week has not shown any special feature, >A> fair amount of trade can, be reported, and the feeling on the whole is healthier. Wheat.—Milling samples- -have '.Wen Bold during the week at 3s 6d, and at 3s 3d to 3s 4d for lower grades. Seed parcels hare had a better* enquiry. Feeding descriptions continue attendant. < Oats.—The improved feeling already netedcontinuee, of feed (hide command Is 3d , to. la 4d. Best milling are in^jood'demand, anil Is 6d to Iβ can hbe obtained. v> Considerable sales of botli-of <tho ? abqve deeßriptions have transpired lately. 'Sales" of lower madej and : tho quantity offering continue* large. Barley .r»-!air; eales ;of .good malting barley have taken place during the week at 2s 6d to 2e Bd. The quotation for firet-class remains at 3e 3d, b-it the, sam; plea codlirig -forward - nnfiweniig to this class are not numerous. ; , Potatoee.—Business in potatoes for shipment : iatety!hW been > comparatively brisk at 22b 6d to '25e. . Flour.—The demand has been up to the average at the olo? rates,- Vizv£9 to £10. Gratis Seed.—There. haa been a slight •enquiry for early sowing purposes, but -actual eatea have not been eitehaive!, Dairy Produce.^— Buttei*; 9sd to tOd ; cheeue, 4d to ; hams and bacon, 9£d.