MARKETS.

Patea Mail, 19 April 1882, Page 3

MARKETS.

CANTERBURY GRIIN&'PEdBtTCEji , ; ; Notwithstanding" the interruptions in ''business'’- p’dca’sionedl'.’.l^;th;6 !^ bebekft’ jb&li'dayp,, a. fai/./arnpunfpftrade. has transpired'in the grain, market.' 'Values of all , ■ ; rr r:r. : -;)Po! -flu; K>;< V ; rates are pbijainphleifor,all.lines. ; Wheat.— Sales haye taken place at laje.,' rafes,;andin : , r'spinq ''instances : at' a slight advanc.e. sfPcim.e:.milling «is- quoted: at' ’ 4s 6‘d to 4s'7d ; and' extrftquality,4sßd to 45;9d.;; ' {s^ : ‘ : :.'.'■r l ii 7 -‘. i f, OAWB a Unaltered j land: priqesremain > at 3s; 4d i( for :i stout* feed and 3s 5d to ‘3k6d!ifpr milling,!* ' A, ‘j BABLEY.-rrLaat[ week’s; quotations rule., -Best* samples 4s'‘3'd '’ ; t6 v 4d 6d; ’'Lower; grades are f ,taken proportionately,, , I . Flour. — During the week. millers-Mve -pufc.up~flour-: Grass, Seed market at the moment is T quiet, in the. absence; of ordersp and prices''are 'scarcely so firm for rye grass. ? . . I CANTERBURY STOCK MARKET. / , (From Canterbury Times.)' : • j At the Addington yards on 15th, a very large suppl}'of all descriptions : of stock was again brought forward for the week’s.

supply. There was, only a moderate allegiance of buyers, and the biddings were quiet liirougbout the sltle. ; tin hep. Prime cross-brcds sold .from 13s to 15s ; good ditto, at from,l.os to 11s 6d ; merinos, to 9s (id. We quote 2d per lb as an average for mutton. Lambs were .in fair supply, but there was fair competition., [i'' : | Cattle.— A, large entry of .fat cattle came to -baud, the bulk of which 'comprised prime and good quality lots. Competition was however very dull, and many. . pens not-, i caching, owners’ reserves,. were passed in unsold. We quote 20s per ;100 lbs as an average for prime beef ; second .quality do,:.T7si.per 1001b.- Store cattle, ■Lua ! fair ‘ebtr'j*' wab yarded, a‘few lines of wmcli' changed ’' b'an'ds ‘at prices about . equal .to late, safes.. •; e