Mr D. Stronach reports .-—Wheat : At the preseut season so little is in first hands that we cau reporc no business of importance. We have sold a few parcels of medium to , good quality at 3s 9i to 4s ; and 43 3d may be obtained for Brat-class lots. Oats : There have been several inquiries for shipment, but little business has ensued, holders not being inclined to accept the ruling rates. Bright feed is worth Is lOi to Is lid ; medium and inferior, Is 61 to 1b 9d per bushel. Barley :No transactions. Messrs Wright, Stephensoa & Co. report : Wheat : No change in the market to report. We quote prime milling at 4j 4d per bushel ; good, 4s to 4s 3d ; inferior, 3s to 33 9d. Oats are in fair request both for looal con sumption and export. Prime milling are worth from Is lid to 2s, and heavy feeci Is lOd to Is lid. Barley : Last week's quotations are unaltered. Messrs Maclean & Co. report : Wheat : Unless for prime samples for milling there is little demand, and previous quotations will apply— viz., 4a 2d to 4? 41 for prime ; ordinary, 3* 4d to 3s lOd ; fowls' fead, 2s 3d to 3j 3d. Oats are inquired for for shipment, but without any material alteration in price. We quote 2j for milling, ajd la 10.J I to lid for feed. B:irley : Trans ictioa* nil. Messrs Donald Reid & Co. report : Wheat : There "is but little business doing, and no alteration iv prices to report. ¥owh' feed is in good request at fair prices. Oats : The market is much brisker, and a consider able amount of business has been done by shippers. Prices are somewhat firmer. We sold 214b' bags. Barley is in better demand, and finds a ready sale at prices a shade ia advance of late rates. We .sold 244 bags feeding quality at 2s 3d to 2s sd. We quote prime milliug wheat 4s to 43 4d ; medium, 3s 4d to 3s lOd ; inferior and fowls' feed, 2s 3d to 3s 3d. Oats : Milling and bright feed. Is 101 to 2s; discoloured samples, Is 8 1 to Is 9tl. Barley : Malting, 2a (id to 2s 9d ; feed, 2s to 2s b'd.
