Wellington Markets.
Laery and Co., report fer the pas week as under .-Wheat —The market i ■omewhat unsettled. Fowls wheat ha advanced in price, owing to paucity o supplies. Prime milling, 3s to 3s 3d medium to good, 2* 9d to 2< lld ; fowb wheat. 2s ed t.>2s 9d. Oat^. — Steady busiues- h'<s bpen pas sing during ti.e week ai pri<-e* last re p rt«d. viz. ; B'luht »hori fe d, 2 ; goo< 1« lOjd t.i Is lld ; discoloured. Is 9£d t< Is lOd ; Danish, ls lld to 2s; Tartariar 2* 3d Chaff. — Prime, bright heavy, well-cu: lin<>3 still continue in ?ood request, anc all parcels answering tins description arc placed without difficulty Prime 73-* 6d to 755; medium, 60s to 65s Potatoes. —Considerable quantities still continue to reach tins market on consignment, .md lt appears almost hopeless to expect any material improvment in values. Prime derwents, 40s : medium to good, 3<)s to 39s 6d. Choice sorts of seed potatoes are meeting witb rather better inquiry, and duriog the week considerable quantities haye been placed at last quot»ti >nn
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 58, 3 September 1894, Page 3
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178Wellington Markets. Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 58, 3 September 1894, Page 3
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