WELLINGTON.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12640, 30 October 1905, Page 8

WELLINGTON.

The New Zealand Farmers' Co-opera-tive Distributing Company, Limited, Wellington, report:— Maiaa 4s, wheat 3s 6d, barley (feed) 3s. Capo barley (seed) 3s to 3s 3d, pollard £5 10s, bran £4 15s, oats (prime feed) 2s 6d. Seed Oats: Duns 2s Bd, Algerians 3s, long Tartar 2s Bd, Canadians 2s Bd, other varieties at current rates. Potatoes, Derwents £13; seed, Brown Rivers £13, Derwents £13, Up-to-date £13. Onions, £16; chaff, prime oaten sheaf, £4 7s 6d to £4 15s; hay, £3; butter, separator 10id, dairy lOd; eggs, fresh lid per dozen; ohease, best factory mediums s£d; honey, 4d per lb; •bacon, factory sides 7d, rolls 7£d, hams (factory) 7£d to 8d; dressed pork, 56's to 80's, 5d to 5Jd, 80's to 100's sd, in keen demand; poultryj ducks 5s per pair, table roosters 5s par pair, cockerels 4s 6d, fat hens 4s, turkeys (hens) 12s, gobblers 14s per pair; geese 10s per pair; lemons, 7s per case; apples, dessert 6s, cooking 6s 40-lb. case; rhubarb, 3s fc'd dozen; bananas, 9s per 9inch case; pineapples, 8s per case; cabbage, 6s per sack; carrots, £3 per ton; cauliflowers.. 5s 6d per sack; peas, Is 8d per peck; swedes, £2 per ton; partridga peas, 4s 3d per bushel; Prussian Blue peas, 3s 9d per bushed; cocksfoot, 4£d to o^d per lb.; ryegrass, 4s_6d per bushel; cowgrass (colonial) 75s per cwt.