Wellington Markets.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 337, 12 June 1894, Page 3

Wellington Markets.

Holler flour from £7 13s ; stone procoe £1 os to £7 10s ; bran from 55s ; pollnrd, 80s to 85s ; best whole fowls' wheat, 2t Dd to 2s 6d ; baled straw, 55s to 60s ; prime m\U n» oats, la lid to 23 ; fair ie good feed, Is 9d to Is lid ; dun=, la lid to 2s ;' black tartars, 2s 3d for seed ; o*tmeal, £9 to £\O ; oaten sheaf chaff from £3 5s to £3 15--, according to quality, ol which tin-re are a great many grades upon the market; beans, 3s to 3s 4d ; maize, 2s 9d to 2s lod ; fi-ed bailej. 2s 3d ; split pens, 14-< 6d ; pearl barley. 17s ; Derweat potatoes from £2 12s 6d to £2 17s 6d ; Early Rose seed, 100* ; Breeze a Prolific, 955; Lapstonep, 100s; Flukes, from 80* to 100 a; Magnum B«nums, 100 8 ; Early Vermonts. 80s ; Carer's Redukins, 70s ; hams and bacon, 8d ; bacon, 7£4 ; hams. BAd ; cheese from 4|d to 5d for tho finest qualifies ; fresh egv,», la 8d ; hmed do, Is to Is Id ; cream separator butter From 9d to 10.1 ; dairy from 7d to 8d : while for salted samples there is not the slightest enquiry ; lard is dull at 4>l ; honey from 3£d to 4-M per lb. Fowls are unchanged, and rule from 2s 6d to 3a ; turkeye, 6s ; ducks, 3s Gd ; geese, 5s per pair. Fungus is asked for at 3d per lb. The fruit market is fully supplied from al! pat is, and prices show a thight falling off. Orange.-, from the lelaud«, command 5s to os 6d, and Sydnejs from 3s to 4s; Hobart apples from 7s to 8a ; lemons. 7s. Fairly large consignments are due from Fiji on Monday, which will not arrive to a promising market. ___^____ M- _ - «