Wellington Produce Market.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 104, 28 March 1884, Page 2

Wellington Produce Market.

V.!';' t ■•■■■ - >' i Ladry <& Campbell Report : — " Gcjod r short^feed njvts cann-o.t.:b(e at ship>-< r pin* ports undfrJJs Id to 2s 2d, while las high a3 2s 6d to" 2a 8d is .asked _i-.i soijue inatatf&s ; TftrtArigu, &wedt9jh/Abd soi^ie indifferent samples, have been offeringiatt! U lld./toaaf^ib; 1 afc fi tb«Tsnippin2 pott?: but m every instance within our.; knojfy. , ledge transactions have been.. small,, jas.^ those prices' are too hYgh for 1 ' feuatoiflers' idea of value, : ahd leave na rasrg>Hi'for ■th^ i: •importer* - Chick wheat is tfot'^fferine: vquy plentifully ', prices range<at'2s.6d|to 3s on wharf t wharfage paid ; maize \S<> scarqe and, market risiiii!;, barley, quite unsaleable ; bran and pollard retnain at lajst quotation?^ but ' hardening " somewhat ; beans nnd peas are ngt procur* '*ble, ■fartri'ers ' : not- having thrashed obk yet. Onions are more f!dull : a-han^hka.j been, known Jor some time pas^ \ T the- Sydney and Melbourne, which are' BUperidr to' the'^e'vp Zealatm growp,' are hard to quit at £6 to £7. per ton . Potatoes are cumins forward quite freely enough, there is, however, a very,.srn4lt demand at present," and no alteration m prices to mention. J?iuit , has . beemso^arde, , 1 btft' price^haive not improved .tp'h^ ei»' ' 1 ! t9At tfj'at ; itbight have 'been' ' anticipateH. •Bttlfcer" has been offered 1 pietty'/fVe'e'y^ duqng thei! past week, 1 btVt^we n&^'i'ibt < •hetird of, any B!ile3, faroaw^v not lining co take the price* merchants can afford to give. Cheeso still remains viry diill, of sale at 4j per Ib, m fact r thew is rjo 1 ' business doiu« m it. ' I