GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume V, Issue 445, 26 October 1880, Page 2

GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

The record of tlie week's business in tlie grain market lias been an exceedingly quiet one. Wheat.—Ti*e ■ Value T of best. milling stands at 4s to 4s 2d, and; extra prime quality commands a. little over these prices..- A;' ftiw Bales of: second class samples havebeen made fit rates falling between 3h Od to 3s lOd. There has been a fair outlet for thick wheat during the week' at : 2s'to 2s 9d, according to the quality or" the sample. • Oats.—Bright heavy milling. Is 7d to Is 8d ; best'feed lots, Is 4dj to Is sd, and inferior sorts, Iβ Id to laSd. Barley,—A few ealos of fair malting have truiispired at %\ Gd to 2s 9d. Best samples when brought forward 'are taken at values running Up, to 3s 6d. Some lines offefed have been ebld at Iβ 4d to la 9d . ' , • , Potatoee.—Prices romam purely nominal with every prospect of a considerable quantity going to wabte through the absence of a payable outlet. Flour. —Millers report a quiet though steady! deoiapd \f<jr flour,, at #10 10s to £iv I i- 1 ■■* ■. i 1"•. / ; , , Grass Seed.— Ryegrass has riot had mheVdttention outsid'o'the tilling of mer■chnnts' orders. A few,odd lots have been ■offered at 2s. Gd'to 2s 7d, well dressed iarruers , seed.., .Inferior lines for cleaning 'have been purchased to a limited extent

at Is Gd to : 2s. : There have been ono or two clearing put sales, of. cocksfoot lately at a price withheld.' Dairy Produce is without aheration.