Produce Markets.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 71, 18 September 1894, Page 3

Produce Markets.

Laery and Co. report for the past week as under: — Wheat. — Market without animation, eoßsequently do business of any importance has been done. Good fowl »heat ii m good demand, aud is readily placed ■t !■■* quotation. We quote— Prime milling, 2s lid to 3s Id ; medium to good 2. 9d to 2. lid; fowl wheat, 2s 8d to 2s »d. _ Oat_ —Prime feed is in fair demand at last quotation. We quote— -Bright short feed, la lOd to Is lid ; Rood la 9d ; discoloured, lt 7d ; Danieh, Is 6d to Is lid Seed— Tartarian, 2e 3d; Sparrowbilli, Se; Duns, la ll*d Potatoes,— -Prime, J_pa to 37a 6d ; medium to good, 30a to 32a 6d ; extra, prime, 40a; teed potatoes, from 60s to 110 a. _. „ George Thorn* and Co. Wellington, report:— PniM Derwent potatoes. 40s ; fair sample*, __>■ to 37- 6d; seed description-, including Early Boee, 80s; firee-M* ProU-teai :6sa t Kidneys, 70s; Snowflake-, 60r; and Early Goodrich 60. per ton. Good oniona are scarce and worth £10 per ton. Prime full cream factory ehee*., 4fd to sd ; hams and bacon, 7d; bacon alone. 6sd ; hams Bd. Freah butter, cream separator, la ; dairy, fid to Od (the aupply is now becoming more: plentif ttfy ; salted samples in bulk possess no local demand. Egfis are dull a. 8d per doe. Fowls, 3i 3d to 3s 6d ; ducks, 4s 6d ; geeee, 6s; and turkeys, 8a to lot per pair, The fruit sales for the week exhibit poor results, the market __rin_» omr____k_d.