DUNEDIN PRODUCE REPORT.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 12, 28 June 1864, Page 2

DUNEDIN PRODUCE REPORT.

The produce market during the past week ha undergone very little change. Tlie moat notice 3 able features are an increased firmaesß in oats, and* a better inquiry for. potatoes. _ ! Barley. — The stock is low, but demand is quito limited. Wo quote, at ss. Crushed is worth sa. 6d. Bran.— Small lots bring Is. 10£ d. to Is. lid. Carrots.— £4 to £7 per, ton. Ciiapf. — Supply equal to demand. Wo: quote £6 to £7. ' ..','/. - ;■•• '■"'*• : Gbam.— Little or none in market. Price £16 Hay. — Demand for consumption is now alraos wholly supplied by Provincial; which" is of 'excel* lent quality, and' commands £5 lo £6 10s.

Maize.—^J^a^etis^ow.q&t^arc^ ,■ Small lots are worth;:6s ; :9d to^s/ > />|Jf ( / " • OATS,-KNew* crop, Hniarge quantities; firm at 4k Good qalifprnianj^s to g|| l3d§%Scotch, nominal.^ The/market/issnow barejjpf Colonial _ Onions -liave fcdnshllrabty j^^ed,ljn^is^it^ ; likely that near the end of the season, aridVthere is a great loss in picking. Holders are asking £24, but £22 may be a fair quotation. There is but a small^ ,quantity*m''the■-Tnarketf*' i^ '■" v,! ■ , * i * v; ''' <^, '' : * ,w ' , *''''''''' , Potatoes are a good deal inquired for, and^tocksare small/ During? the small lot; ; &f " Stewart Island" were sold for £8 10s., but Taien or Tasmanian" are' worth "£lo; 'y v ""~ *'" Tttbnips.— r£4)to £6 per ton. Wheat.'— So few transactions. are taking place, that it is difficult to quote a price. ' l - — — — ' '♦ — — —