GRAIN REPORT.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9113, 12 June 1908, Page 7

GRAIN REPORT.

Mr P. Pownall, of the Now Zealand anil Canterbury Farmers' Cooperative Associations, Wellington, reports as follows,all quotations being f.o. b., port of .shipment, sacks free : •—Outs. Turnover is .slackening, with heavy supplies in second hands. Exports for Australia a"o absorbing stocks of milling requiring quittance, but prerent limits for feed are restricting business. Values should fcitand until spring threshings demand tin outlet, li grade Sparnnvbills and Danish rule at 2s 7d, Cartons 2s Bd, Duns 2s 84d. A grades 2d advanceImp Algerians Us lid. Wheat —Home quarters predict further drop with advent ot' new crops. Farmers values locally are unwarranted, allowing Australia to operate freely in Hour in this direction. Milling ia held for 4s l id, fowl feed 4s SHI. Potatoes. —Early contracts are filling immediate wants, whites realising £s,blues £5 ss.' Winter will harden costs, Tasmania already commencing to draw out. Maize.- -Trifling demand at 5s Gd. B:uley.— Feed plentiful 4s Hd, malting 5-\ Beans, hard crushers, scarce 4s i!d. Peas.—-Few whites available 4* !XI, Partridge dragging 4s Jid, split £ 1 (!, Bran,—Output meagre at £G. Pollard.—Brisk tale at £7. Oatmeal. —2t.'s list at £1?, rolled oats £lB, oatina 10s Gd. Chuff. - Stocks are well hold, Sydney (hawing extensively. First; cut cOsts 105s, medium 92s Gd, straw chalf (iOj. Huy.—P.ye-clover moving <JOs.