The following is the Corn Exchange ie poit (per N r . I*. Meyers, ■ecrctary) for the wM-is ending 1' r.d.iy, September 11th, 1891 : The latest news (up to date of writing) of the wheat market in London has caused an eaaier feeling iu values, and this may influ ence lomo of our local holders to accept 5 rices ruling here. 0&t« are still in limited emand, there being littlo or no outside enquiry. Barley— But few samples of prime malting are on offer. (IrassSeed — The recent ranis have caused a better de mand, though the quantity yet wanted should bo large, as up to the present sales have been remarkably light. Potatoes — The shipments now arriving in Sydney have had the usual effect of bringing down prices — the result of the New Zealand steamers arriving together, a sad want of regulating supplies. Dairy Produce— But little doing, as is usual at this time of the year. Our quotations are as follows : Wheat— Prime Tuscan, 4s 5d to Is (3d ; Pearl, 4a 3d to 4s 4d ; Hunter's, 4s 3d ; wholo fowl, 3s 61 to 3s 9d ; broken, 3s 3d to 3a 6'1. Oats -Milling, Is lOd ; short feed, Is Dd : long ind inferior, la 6d to Is 8d. If irley— Mulling, 3s; medium, '.'a (id . feed, Is JOd to ife. Bt.uis, 2s 9d to 3s j blue Prussian pea-', 2s Hfl to .*& ; feed, 2s 8cl to 2* JOd. ihnt* Seed— Bye, machine-drtsoed, 5s to .)$ 3d ; farmers' lines, <*s to 4s 3d ; cocks foot, really good heavy seed, 5d to 5^d. Dairy Produce — Butter — Farmers' prime keg, Oil. Cheese— Small loaf, 4}d ; large and medium, 3,/d to 4$d. The aboTe are the prices paid to farmers for delivery, fob, Lyttelton, sacks extra.
