Whevt.— Arrivals are daily increasing, more especially from the south, and we regret to notice some of it a bit on the soft side. "We trust growers will give this their attention by allowing the grain to stand a little while in stick before threshing. This it is generally admitted improves the quality. Millers are nob anxious to do business, remaining content to buy as their stocks require replenishing ; low milling sorts are quite neglected and are only offered for at fowl wheat rates, and this we have to quote a little easier. To-day we had enquiries for a cargo of choice milling sorts, Tuscan pre ferred, but as holders and growers are firm In their demands for top prices the order was sent to a northern town. We quote — Prin-e Tuscxn, 4s to 43 3 I ; primo milliug. 3s 9 I to 4s ; soft, 3s 5Ito& 31 ; fowl wheat, 2s 91 to os 31 - Oats. —Easter holidays have not helped to im prove the position as regards the outlet for this cereal, although a fairly steady demand exists from exporters, who are somewhat hindered in their operations for svunt of vessels to got their purchases away. The arrivals of oats have in-' creased, being nearly double the previous week, a portion having to go into store, as is always the case when arrivals are large ; buyers are very careful in selecting the choice lines, so that anything a little off colour or soft are rather neglected, with a slight fall in pricas. We are handling our consignments cautiously an-1 do nob intend forcing the market down, preferring iv some cases to hold in store. The demand for long Tartarian is strong for Australian seed, bufc really clean lives are scarce. We quote— Prime milling, 2s Gd, bags 6 1, equal 2s 7^l, bags in ; prime feed, 2* 4.^1 to 2s 5.^1, bags 6d, equal 2a G.I to 2s 7d, bag* in ; inferior, 2^ 3.1 to 2s 4d, ba :s (5(1, equal 2s 4i Ito 2s 5 1, bags in. Barley. — An active demand exists for malting, and some large lines have gone off; milling is also in better request. Feed quiet and difficult to move We quote— Prime pale malting, 3i 81. 