Commercial.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 113, 10 October 1901, Page 2

Commercial.

' DUNEDIN GRAIN- MARKET. Messrs A. Moritzson end Co. report that prices ruled as fo lows at the usual weekly sate of. grain and- produce on Monday morning Oats.—The demand is keener, and prices hare firmed up a little. We *>old -prime milling, 2s 4Jd pbest feed, 2s 4d? medium and inferior, from la lOd to 2s 3£d per bushel, sacks extra, . Wheat.—There is not a great deal of business passing, millers only operating lor special linen. We- sold prime velvet and Tuscan, 2s Bid to 2s Bid ; medium, 7d to 2aßd,* fowl feed, 2s 6d to 2a ?d for best, and’from 2a to 2« fid for inferior (terras, sacks .in, less 2$ per cent). Potaoes.—Prime quality has rather better attention from L 4. fia to L 4 10s per ton ;. medium, L3'l6s to IA 2s fid. Chaff.—Supplies' are rather heavier, with the result that the demand is not *o ke»n. We sold prims oaten- Sheaf from L3ssto L 3 IQs medium, L2 10s to 13 per ton. ENGLISH MARKETS. The Agent General’s cable messat e, -dated London, October 6th, and' receded at Wellington yesterday, states thst there is noaUeratiop in the mutton or lamb markets since last week. Beef is Very J dull* New Zealand- binds, 3|d; fores* 2|d. Cheese is doll. Hemp is steady ; faircurrent Manila, £4O; good fair Wellington, £Bl p and March , sbipmen te,' £27. The ' stock amounts t 0205 tons, against l9fi6tots last yean' Lomdok, October 6. There is a good offering' at merinos, at the wool sales. Bon e trades are aerating more freely, Pricssfor merinos are ; firm, but for crossbreds switregnlar, and low crossbreds barely maintained open-, ing prices. - The G-Unuro clip told at sd, Taros st Sid. The* total eatal»gund. toflita iv 297,0$ bdw, of yity b 2}547 hdnliiw bm told* . ' '-V: •: Vii-H'sV -. ! V