Thb New Zealand Farubrs' Co-oper attvx association or canterbury, limi- TED, report, for week ending Friday, Sep tember 27th, 1880 :— Wheat—During the early part of the week values were fluctuating, and the market was strongly against sellers, who, in many cases, in their anxiety to realise, accepted material concessions on quoted values. A steadier feeling has since set in, and holders have been assisted in re gaining confidence by the slight advance In the English market. Tuscan continues in fair demand, and stocks of this descrip tion in town stores are very light. Tuscan, 3s 6d; pearl, 3s to 3s Id; Hunter's, 2slod. Oats—The market has been further depressed by the quantity offering and the uncertainty attending the imposition of Victorian duties. The week's exports are the heaviest this season. Milling, 2s 7d ; short feed, 2s sd; Dun, 2s sd, to.h. Barley—Quotations are unchanged, but no business is reported. "Ryegrass and Cocksfoot—The season being practically over quotations are uncertain. Dairy Produce—The market will be relieved by extensive shipments per Rimutaka, but local demand is unim proved. Potatoes —The demand continues fairly steady, and we repeat last quotation, 70s at country stations. Exports for the week ending Friday, September 27th:—Wheat, 10,002 sacks; oats, 16,210 sacks; barley, 743 sacks; peas, 407 sacks; potatoes, 4434 sacks; seed, 87 sacks ; flour, 404 sacks and bags; malt, 200 sacks; cheese, 6 cases.
