CORN EXCHANGE.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 635, 15 August 1882, Page 2

CORN EXCHANGE.

Report for the weekending Friday evening, the 11 Ih inst.: — Business in the grain trade during the past week has been of the most meagie •description, and little or no quotable change has taken place in values. Buyers are. as a rule, well supplied with stocks, and appear unwilling to increase them. Orders from intercolonial ports could not be execnted except at. full rates. Wheat—Milling samples, good quality, 4s lOd to 5s per birdie!, f.o.b ; second quality, 4s 3.1 to 4s G I per bushel ; chick wheat, 3s 3d io 4s per bushel, f.o.b ; seed parcels, s=* 3d to 5h Gd per bushel. Oati-;—Cood *--;]ioiL zuilling, 3s 2d to 3s 3d per bushel f.o.c; feed, ,'].• io 3s 2d f.o.b. B-i.rley---Priii*ij ina'tiri.i- is in good demand, from 4s Id to -Is lOd per bushel ; sacond-ciass making is .-.1-iaost entirely nojn-leoted, prices nominal ; feed parcels. 3s'sd to 3a Gd f.o.b. Potatoes -No change has taken place in the market during the past iveek; business bus been of: the moid; restricted character ; last week's quotations must be repeated, 35.i to 3o;t at country stations within ten miles of Ohrhiehiuck. Cheese and t'nttor--- 7d to 7|d per lb for the former, 1.-. Id for toe latter. Grass 3„-*eu— iiyo Qrr.aa, woli-cieanod samples, 5s 3d to 5n 9-! "per buuhul ; cocksfoot, sjd to 5-j-d per 11.