Commercial

Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 May 1915, Page 3

Commercial

WELL!N UTON MARKETS Laery and Co., Ltd.. Allen street, report wholesale prices a.s lollow : —fowls' wheat, prime 7s 7d per bushel :fowls' bailey, G.s 3d; cape barley seed Ok Gd ; leel peas, prime <is Gd; good jfeed peas 6; partridge peas Ts Gd bushel; Prussian blue peas, 8s bushel: maize (is 3d; oats 4s (id to 4s 8d per bushel chaff, oatensheaf, per ton, £8 ss; hay £7 ; flour in sacks. £18 los; pollard. £10 o-s; onions. New Zealand. .03 per ton ; potatoes, white skinned table. £u to £5 los per toti; bacon, all best factory .sides did ; rolls IOJd ; shoulders, bacon 7;; d ; cheese, factory medium B£d I to l>d per lb; basic slag, £6 per ton superphosphates, £5 os ; bonedust, mix |ed £G los; linseed meal. £19 10s: linseed nuts 14s; crushed linseed cake Uβ. 1 GRAIN AND PRODUCE REPORT. \V. Bull and Co. report:—The southern grain market has ibeen in a dull state' for the past few days, but yesterday, we understand, a move was made in oats owing to the Government buying for reinforcements. Prime oaten sheaf chaff is still very firm and stocks are reported to be very ncarce. We can now offer prime straw chaff, ex Marton. but there i.s a limited quantity available. Barley is now quoted in fair quantities and there are some good semplee of wheat coming forward. Manures have advanced in practically all lines, also cement. We quote:—"Wheat prime 8e 2d. barley 6s Bd, oats. A gracle 5s 3d, Algerian 7s 6d. bran 14s b'd. o.s. chaff £7 10s. straw chaff .€•-! 15s. s.e.. crushed maize 7s 2<l bushel, pollard £10 10s Wellington, benzine 14s Bd. Wellington