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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 75, 29 September 1880, Page 2

(UNITED PRESS ASSOCATION.) Auckland, September 24. Business during the week has been confined to the imunl trade requirements. Some changes m quotations are given. Potatoes arc only nominal. In Canterbury, potatoe sales of large lots have taken place considerably under £2. Wailcato potatoes likewise are affected by the glut, and sold m lines at £2 5s and £2 10s. Oainaru potatoes arc still m favor, and prices maintained at wholesale quotations, £4 to £4 5s per ton. Maise is m plentiful supply from the coast, and rules at 3s 2d to 3s 4d m lines. Fijian about 3<- 6d, and Sydney 3s. Oats remain about last quotations, and fairly supplied. M'd'ins* harle.v sold at 3s per bushel ; f*ed barley, 3s to 2-* 3d. In gio.eriei and oil men's stores there i« no alteration worthy of note, on account of competition ; sugar has been reduced 10s per ton, T.C. is quoted at £38 10s. d.p. Candles, J.D.R.'s are placed at B : |d. A line of salt changed hands recently at £4 per toil, coarse and fine. Tlvj ergo of teas per Sybil, is being rnpidly landed m csoellent condition, and a con-»i-loi-„ble quantity has been satisfactorily disposed of. Dunedin, Septan- her 24. Good sample milling wheat, 43 4d to 4s Hd- fowls wheat .'2s fil to 3s ; feed oats, Is 4d to Is 6d ; milling, Is >/d to Is 9fl ; malt barley, 2» 9d to 3s 3d ; feed, Is 9c' fo 2* Qd ; potatoes, £2 9s ; grass hay, £2 10s ; OE,ten hay, £3,; medium wheat, 3s 9d to 4s i. straw, £2; bran, £3 10s; pollard, £4 10s ;. pearl barley, £18 ;> onions, 8s per cwt. ; cheese, 4d to 5d ; bacon (rolled), 8d ; hnma, fyd j sid«s bacog, 7sfd to BJd ; chaff, £2 ss. • ' '^ •"• > ' ; * ' * " -'