Auckland, March 2, 1892,

Although supplies are very full last month this matket is firmer. The supplies for February are 675 tons, being 115 tons more than for &ame month last year. Some well-known Kaipara brands sold since our last report at 42s;' and a smaller parcel of tho same brauda is reported as having been sold at a higher rate, but the figure has not transpired. East Coast has also advanced. Since last May the recognised standards upon which trade quotations were based have been repeatedly changed. These con tinuous changes are considered by some to bo very uDsetting to the value of all market reDorts, but we shall endeavour to continue under the circumstances to furnish quota tions such as will best and moat reliably o-uide sellers and buyers. Supplies for two days of March are about 20 tons— We quote :— Fair ordinary £u9 to A,4l^ Good unpicked ordinary ... £42 to £_o Poor ordinary to -L 53 East Coast i 69 to iwO

AUCKLAND PRODUCE MARKET.
