AUSTRALIAN MARKETS.
By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. fPEK UNITED PREBB ASSOCIATION.]
Sydney, January 17
Maize is easier at 3/10 to 3/11 ; weevily sorts, .3/-. Oats, dull, 8/6 to 4/- ; there is a strong supply. Bran. — The market is steady at ll^d. Pjllard, 1/- ; potatoes, declining, L 9 to Lll; onions, Lll to Ll2 ; butter, market glutted and unsaleable, 6d to 9d (nominal) ; cheese also glutted, 5d to 7d ; bacon, 9£d. Wheat. — Chick feed, 3/6, to with upward tendency ; milling sorts, dull, 4/9 to 4/10 d. Melboubne January 17.
The grain market is generally quiet. Wheat, 4/8 ; flour, stone made, LlO 10/- ; oats (Calcutta), 3/6£ ; tartarian, 4/4 ; stout, 4/9 ; maize, 4/3 ; bran, 1/1; Pollard, 1/-; sugar, white, L 23 per ton.
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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 84, 19 January 1889, Page 3
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