CORN EXCHANGE.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 643, 12 September 1882, Page 2

CORN EXCHANGE.

Report for ihe week ending Friday evenin';, l the Mst inai.: — No feature'; have developed themselves during tlio past week. The market contio!i»s to be in ihe same semi-dorm on t ■ ; ..• . and !rain-.actions are of the most m-'-tg c description.'' V dues ore not malerinlly '•■ itewl althon-rh •' -the all-p'-ev.iiling dnlnes-s has a depressing tendency. Outside oriftis could not, he i?x-' , cut7'd, excepting at !ull i';-ne-; .\-!; ! !i' a. the aim-.; tune, grower., i,' .::|-i h-iw - .-i -a.ihc.ii:. io ii rwMiction on ,ii-,. ~i.' i ;•••■ c. ■■~;■.'. -voi.-ks already in 7 .ud, ■_:■ .■ . ■■['-. r.i;111 c: 1 yof iiispo,di)g ol the .-eeno i ~/onierelivti /. Vvneuf.-—First class milling samples, 4s lOd to 5s per bushel, f.o.b. ; second quality, malting, 4s 3d to 4s Gd ; cliickwhcat, 3d

3d to 3s 9d per.bushel ; seed wheat, 5s 3d ' to 5s 6d per bushel. Oats—Little or no .alteration i« to be noticed in values. Prime milling, 3* 31 to 3s 9.1, per bushel, f.o.b. ; feed quality, 3.* Id to .3s 2d Gia-is Seed— The large quantity on offer w th, at the present, a paucity of .buyers, has tended to wenken values. Well-cle.-i'tied f.irmcrs' samples cnmot be quoted at over 4s Gi to 5< per bushel, while transactions have taken place at considerib'y under theso quotations. In the almost total absence of orders from consumers, it is fair to assume.that values will still furthergive way. ' Indifferently cle ned seed is selling according to sample. Potatoes—The market has been lively during the week, and transactions have taken place at'f rom 40s to 42s G i, delivered within a radius of ten miles from Christchurch. Peas and Beans—The former, according to sorts and quality, range froni'4s to 5s per buehel ; the latter 4s to 4s 2d per bushel, f.o.b. ; hand threshed, for seed, 4s 9d to 5s per budi A. Cheese and Butler—The former is worth from 8d to B£d, f o.b. ; the latter, potted, Is ; fresh, Is 4d per lb.