COMMERCIAL.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 2180, 13 March 1880, Page 2

COMMERCIAL.

S. C. Times Office, Saturday Evening. The grain market Continues inactive. Some ver'y fine samples of wheat have been" exhibited during the 1 week, blit sellers arc not inclined to accept the terms offered. Threshing is in full swing in different parts of the district. '' Prices are' as follows whektVScSd to 3s 8d : ; barley, 3s to 3s 4d ; oats, Is‘2d'Wls fid; ;■ 1 Dunedin, ! March 12. ; Wheat, 4s to 4s 4d; fowls’ wheat; 3s to 3s 8d; 6ats,Tß'4d to Is 7d; bailey, 5s to os 6d; feed, 3s to 3s 6d; potatoes, £3 10s; tound do,.£4;oWlmy, £4; hew oaten hay, £3 ss; chaff, £3 10s ; straw, £2; bran, £4 ; pollard, £5; flour, large sacks, £ll to £ll 10s ; oatmeal, £ll pearl barley, £2G; onions, 7s ; new cheese, 3d to fid ; bacon, rolled, lOd ; liains.'ls ; sides bacon, lOd Bank of New- Zealand shares, £2O ; Colonial, 41s fils. Insurances— Mational, 20s fid ; Colonial, 7s; Standard, 95., . National Mortgage and Agency, 20s; Scottish and N.B. Investment, 21s; Mosgiel Woollen Factory,6os. ' : < Adelaide, March 12. . Adelaide.wheat, 4s 8d per, bushel; Adelaide flour, £ll 5s per ton. ’ London, MarchTO. Three per cent consols, 98. : ■ ; . d At the wool sales to-day 600 bales were catalogued.,. The-. tone of the market was. unchanged, but remained firm. ;