Wellington Markets.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 184, 4 February 1895, Page 2

Wellington Markets.

Laery and Co. report for the past week as under .- Wheat — The condition of the market remains unchanged. Business is at a standstill pending delivery of the new crop. Prime milling, 2s 7d to 2s 8d ; medium to good, 2s sid to 2s 6£d, f.o.b Southern ports ; whole fowls' wheat, 2s od, ex 6tores. Oats — In moderate de« mand at unaltered prices. Prime short oats, Is lOd to Is lid ; stout feed Is 8d to la 9d ; Danish, Is 8d ; duns, Is lid Barley — The area under crop this season is much larger than usual, and the yield generally promises to be above the average. We anticipate opening prices will be somewhat low. Maize in moderate supply. Best samples command 2s 3d to 28 5d per bushel. Pollard —In good demand at 70s per ton. Obaff A fair quantity of prime bright heavy chaff has changed hands during the week at a slight reduction on prices last reported The quantities available this year appear to be very Urge and indications are not wanting that prices will be very low Pruue bright heavy new season a. 62a 6d per ton ; medium to good 47s Gd to 55s ; old season's, best quality, 70t per ton Cocksfoot Very littJp of the i«w seas-n'f seed has vet reached the market, and opening pricps cannot) be established. R-eg-ass Prime heavy machine-dressed •r,il) command attention at 4s to 4s 3d per bushel.